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Las Nuevas de La Estancia.Tomo II. Estancia, Nuevo Méjico, 9 de Marzo 1906. Numero 21.

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Procedimientos OficialCambio de Firma.Una Guipa La Ley Contralos Juzgo?

de los Comisionados.

Deciderio Aragón quien hasidoasistiendo en cargando tallesen los bagones en Mcintosh el

Lunes recibió un golpe en unpié. Mientras ellos movienlos bagones su vio arriba ádonde juntaban los dos bagon-

es, y su pié resvalo y fué tram-pad- o

por los candados de losbagones. Y no mas movió el

carne del pie descarno pero no

efecto hueso ninguno. Estáahora en la residencia de supadre, Don Camilo Aragón al

sur de Estancia.

Estancia, N. M., Fob. 19, 190

El cuerpo do comisionados del condado se reunió en esta fecha como proroga, con todos Iobmiembros y el escribano prosonte

Reportes de los Juecos do Paz fueron presen,tados, examinados y aprovados como sigue:

Jesús Al. Abeyta, precincto núm. 9, $25 colec-tados en multas en ol año de 1905.

Julian Baca, precincto núm. 5, ningunas muí-ta- s

colectadas.Wm. M. Gregg, precincto núm, 7, ningunas

multas colectadas.Juan Gallegos, precincto num. 11, ninguna

multas colectadas.Juan Hilario Sanchez, precincto num, 3, $22.50

colectados.Louis A. McRao, precincto num. 6, ningunas

multas coloctadas ; tres hombros arrestadopor ratería pnqueüa, ycondenados á 30 dias enel cárcel.

El bieu conocido y respon-sable establecimiento de ferre-tería co nocido bajo el nombrey estilo de E. J. Post y Compa-ñía, en la avenida del ferroca-rril, el cual ha sido conocidopor el pueblo mexicano pormuchos años, ha cambiado denombre y se llamará en lo

futuro La Ferretería Mcintosh.El señor C. F. Myers debido ásu salud se retira de la firma y

la misma ha quedado reorga-nizada como sigue: WilliamMcintosh, presidente, SalomónLuna, vice-president- L. E.Huning, secretario y J. C. Neadtesorero y manejador. Entreios cajeros y empleados delestablecimiento no habrá cam-

bio, quedando tambieu el bienconocido y viejo empleado, Mr.

George A. Campfield. La casaes una de las más sólidas y bienconocidas del poniente y vien-

do quienes son los dueños y

oficiales se puede ver su re-

sponsabilidad. La Bandera

Ha side ya sometido al sena-do el reporte de la comisión enel proyecto contra los juegosde azar recomendando su

El proyecto fuéenmendado par la comisiónsenado en algunos respectos,imponiendo pena aun sobre elpropietario dejeu al quiera casaó edificio donde se juegue con-

trario á las prescripciones dela ley, Un despacho de Wash-i- n

crtou fechado el dia primerode esto dice que el DelegadoAndrews presento á la cámarade representantes peticionesde varias plazas y ciudades,donde se impetra que la ley nose ponga en efecto hasta Ene-ro 1ro de 1907. También pre-

sento peticiones de varias so-

ciedades religiosas é iglesiasque demandan la inmediatadecretacion de la ley.

Aviso Importante.

Chas. F. Easley se aporoció ante el cuerpo ypregunto quo la consideración dol asunto defijar bonas porcarcol y casa do corto tempora-ria sea postponida a la junta regular siguientey sobro moción fué ordenada.

La fianza de Diciderio Salas como carniceroen la plaza de Torreón fué prosentada y deapues examinacion, aprovada.

La fianza de Andrew B. McKinloy como car-nicero en la plaza do Estancia fue presontada,examinada y aprovada.

Una comunicación del Auditor C, V. Safíord,relativa a la clasificación do condados, fundadesobre colecciones do tasaciones por ol año de1905, poniendo ol condado de Torrance en cías"E" filó ley da.

El reporto del escribano mostrando el dinerorecibido y los gastos por el año do 1905 fuépresentado, examinado y ordenado publicadosegún la ley.

Juan C. Jaramillo, superintendente de in-

strucción publica del condado, presentó cuentas por gastos incurridos en atendiendo la jun-

ta de los superintendentes do escuelas en Albu-querque y por gastos incurridos en visitandoescuelas en el condado, pero acción en el asuntofué postponida.

La resignación de Louis A. McRae como juezde paz en y por precincto num. 6 fue presonta-da y después consideración, aceptada.

Una petición firmada por un numero de lotcuidadanos dol precincto nun. 6, pidiendo elnumbramiento de Alejandro Baca como juez depaz fué presentada y leyda y después considera-ción fué concedida.

La Materia do rociviendo ofortrs para lacom-pr- a

do $50000 de bonos gastos corrientes fuépostponida á la junta regular siguiente ningunas oferta s habiendo sido rocividas.

La Materia do considerando el reporte deMax Zamora, supervisor de los caminos enprecincto num. 3 fué postponida 6 la juntaregular siguionto

Sobre moción el cuerpo so prorogo hasta lajunta regular proximá.

Valentin Candelaria, Pres.John W. Corbett, Escribano.

Servicio Publico si nlgualPopulación de

Albuquerque.

Bajo el censo hecho reciente-mente por orden del conciliode la ciudad, Albuquerque tie-

ne dentro de los límites incor-

porados, 11070 habitantes, ycomo continuación de la ciu-

dad, aunque no incorporadosen la misma, entre Barelas y

la plaza vieja de Albuquerquehay ocho mil más, de maneraque se puede decir que contan-do las poblaciones contiguasde arriba, Albuquerque con-

tiene 20,000 habitantes y den-

tro de cinco años pasarémos de25,000. La ley requiere queuna ciudad contenga 10,0' JO

habitantes ó más para poderemitir bo nos para construir unedificio municipal en la sumade 530,000, lo cual Albuquer-que autorizerá en la cercanaelección municipal del próxi-

mo Abril.

Aviso es por este dado que

el asesor ó su dipudado, del

condado de Torrance en el

teritorio de Nuevo Nexico es-

tará en los precinctos, bajodichos con el fin de recibir lascédulas, como sigue:

Pet. No. 1. Tájique, casa deJesús Candelaria, Marzo 19.

Pct. No. 2. Torreón casa de

J, C. Jaiamilb, Marzo 20.

Pct No 3, Manzano, casa deLucas Zamora, Marzo 21 .

Pct No 4, Ciénega, casa de

Cleofas Luna, Marzo 22.

Pct No 5, Punta, casa de Re-

yes Romero, Marzo 23

Pct No 6, Willard, casa de

John Becker Co., Marzo 21

Pct No 7, Estancia, casa decorte, Marzo y Abril

Pct No 8, Moriarty, casa deHughes Mer. Co., Marzo 31

Pct No 9, Palma, casa de

Perfecto Jaramillo, Marzo 30

Pct No 10, Duran, hotel,Marzo 28

Pct No 11, Pinos Wells,casade J. I). Salas, Marzo 26

Pct No 12, Torrance, hotel,Maro 27

Cada un pagador de tasaciónes por este recordado para quepresente su cédula propiamen-te según la ley. Los valorescomo fijados por el cuerpo deIgual izacion están imprimidosen las cédulas habilitando lospagadores de tasación á valuarsu propriedad correctamente.Ninguna exemcion será conce-

dida áJ cualquier pagador (le

tasación, quien falte de hacersu presentación propiamenteal tiemlpo señalado.

Perfécto Jaramillo, xsesor.Estancia. 7 de Marzo, 1906.

El Hon. T. E. Taylor, sena-dor del estado de Colorado haestado despacando cartas cir-

culares para todas partes delpais llamando la atención delservicio legislativo tan extensode Casimiro Barela y otro se-

nador de aquel estado y pre-

guntando si hay otros que ha-

yan servido un término igualen algún otro estado ó territo-rio.

Respondiendo á esto, el HonL. B. Prince, como presidentede la Sociedad Histórica deNuevo México, le ha mandadoal senador Taylor el registroCoronel J. Francisco Chavez,el cual en el Congreso y legis-

laturas de Nuevo México.cubreun periodo de treinta y ochoaños, sin contar los dos añosadicionales para los cuales fué

LISTA PARCIAL de losmanjares dispuestos para co-

mer en el restaurante de Mc-Kinl- ey

en Estancia:Chili con carne. .lOcentavosCaldo 10 "

Cafó 5 "

Pastel 5 "

Carne y Huevos. 25 "

Carne v Patatas. 25 "

elegido, pero que fué privadoA cierto pallego le dieron un

bo fotón.Volvióse iracundo hacia el

ofensor, y le dijo;j poi de broma ó foi de veras?

De verasle contestó el alu-

dido.Ah! está bien, porque con-

migo nadie chancea.

de servir como senador, por suinesperada muerte,

Se cree que este es el regis-tro mas largo que puede serproducido por cualquier estadoy se debe recordar que el Cor-

onel Chavez sirvió á su Paispor algunos años como oficialen el ejército.

Los señores Don Jesús Ma.Serna y Don Nep Moutoya deWillard estuvieron en la cabe-cera el Lunes con negocio anteel escribano. Visito nuestrodespacho y ordeno Sr. Sernamandar Las Nuevas a él enWillard.

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41 5 Moriarty 4:354 5 Mcintosh j?x5:45 Estancia6:30 WillarJ n- -z

ESTANCIA. N. M.

contesta estoica mente.veintiocho años.Hace cinco años, lia bien do

usted comparecido ante noso-tros, dijo usted lo mismo, ob-

serva el secretarioSeguramente, porque yo no

soy de esas mujeres que dicenhoy una cosa v mañana otra!

can supply a ar.d rliow ytn ha.v In

Hawkins & Hyalí,Hacen novias hondas, con-

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LOCALS.( From page 7) KSS

e good pailor. While he impressedne as a good-nature- d man, one could

See that he would make an ugly foeWhen aroused. O'Neill very graphical-ly expressed the crew's sentiment asto Bradd. "Tom's a good fellow tohave pn the yard arm wid ye in agale and a had one to have agin ye iua fight."

It's an uncomfortable thing to havean enemy en shipboard. On land one

A Good Stock of

Coffins, Caskets,and Undertakers' Supplies

always on baad.

DUNLAVY & GARNETT,

Estancia, N. M.

line with the slowly swimming Nicolaand then he seemed seized with con-vulsions. He splashed the water withhis hands and legs, reminding one ofthe actions of a duck which hasreached a pond after a long, dry landjourney. His motions were so violent,that the sea frothed about him. andthe shark was evidently as surprisedat these evolutions as was the crew ofthe Apollo. Obviously they were notto his taste, for he darted off in anopposite direction. By this time theboat had been lowered and in a halfhour both men were aboard the brig.

"I didn't think you were that big afool to risk your life for a dago who'shungry to put a knife in you," re-

marked Ned, reproachfully."Risk!" exclaimed Bradd; "there

wasn't any. If you'd been in the In-

dian ocean you'd know the shark isthe biggest coward that swims andany man can scare 'em off Avho makesa big splutter in the water, and thenI hate the bloody things and I'll balk'em of a meal any day."

Not a word had Nicola spoken toany one since he had been brought onboard, but now he came out of theforecastle and approached Bradd. Heheld out to him the stiletto with thehilt towards his enemy. I never B&W

such a grand gesture of utter surren-der as that. If the Italian had filledthe air with an eloquent speech itcould not have been half as impres-sive. Rough. as was Bradd, old beach-comber of twenty years, he appreciat-ed it.

"Keep your bloomln' knife." he said,and the broad, freckled face broke intoa smile.

In that most monotonous and verydirty Brazilian town, Rio Grande doSul, two very drunken men walkedarm and arm down towards the quay.One sang a coster son;?: in a deep bassand the other in a screechy tenor abarcarole. They were Bradd andNicola, and the sea feud was at anend.

Tor Sale Good fence posts. See Nico-

lás Baca or call at News I'rint Shop.

"What a pretty woman? Is she un-

married?"

"Oh, yes three times." Ex.

For Sale GolJen Wax Beans for seed,

raised in the valley. Call on Mr. A. W.

Lentz or at News Priat Shop.

"Now, Tommy," said the mother of a

small boy as she paused in the discipli-

nary slipper exercise, "what made you

eat the whole of that pie?"," sobbed Tommy, "you

old me to ver do by

Ex.

A wedding ceremony had come to a

close. The mother sniffed convulsively,

and the bride dabbled her pretty eyes

with a handkerchief. One of the brides-

maids was also affroted to tears."Why do you weep?" asked the

groomsman of the bridesmaid; "It's not

your wedding."

The girl looked at him scornfully.

"That's the reason, you stupid!" and she

sighed. Ex.

For Sale Egizs for setting.Wyandotts

$1.00 B. Lctngs'mngs, R. C. B. Leghorns,

W. P. Rocks SI .50. Bronze Turkeys, Jlfor 5. F. N. McCloskey, Estancia, N. M.

20fcf

Soene: Hairdresser's shop.

Barber (to customer) Razor all right

sir?

Customer My man, if you hndn't

mentioned it, I'd never have known

there was a razor on my face.

Barber Thank you!

Customer (continuing) I thought you

were using a file.

Notice is' hereby Riven that I will here-

after drill wells at the rate of 75 cents per

foot for the first one hundred feet and

fifty cents per foot for each additional

hundred feet.

Feb 21, 1906. J. A. Lee, Estancia

Brother Bill bes got a suit

An' got the shoulders padded,

Till he looks broad an' big and stout;

That paddin' should be added

To my suit, when I uit one made,

Tocóme 'twixt me an' switches;

A. small boy's paddin' ought tobeStuffed thickly in the breeches.

For the finest Photography, both studioand landscape work, see A. B. Cravcraftat the Plaza Studio, Santa Fe, next door0 the N ewMexicanoffice.

"I suppose you will marry when you

prow up," said the visitor, pleasantly.''No,n replied the thoughtful little girl,

"mamma eays papa is more, care than

the children, o I pnces the cure of my

children will be enough for me without

the care of a husband." Ex.

"Mephi8to"Indelible Pencils thekindthat, dont break in sharpening only 10

cents at the News c Slice.

Just Received A nice line of Fancy

Papeteries. Just the thing for Social Cor-

respondence, Finest ever seen in town.

At the News Print Simp.

Saturday Evening Post, Success, and

Grit For sale by Creed Childers. Estancia

can avoid him, but aboard ship oneeats, sleeps and works with him day

fter day ar.d may feel the knifeclipping into his ribs some dark night.But Bradd treated Nicola wltn cc?tempt and made no effort to keeD outof his way night or day, despite thecrew's warnings.

There wore several days of brighteunshine, calm sea and cloudless sky,and on one of these mornings themate was watching the washing downof the deck from the break of thepoop. The holystoning finished, heordered Nicola to son e duty on thefore-topgalla- yard The Italianlooped a line about .is neck and grip-ping a marline ispíke in his teethclimbed the weather rigging. Justas he swung himself over the top helost his hold and fell like a plummetinto the sea.

"Man overboard," yelled O'Neill,who was at the wheel, and he flung alife buoy over the rail.'

The skipper was on deck in oneJump.

"Heave her to," he shouted."Braces," came sharp and curt from

the mate, and the men hurried to obey,casting glances aft.

The brig was making good headway.The wind was fair and Captain Newtonwas making all the use he could of it,having out studding sails and bringingher to the wind with all this canvasflying took time. Two men started tolower the boat, but it was full of woodand that took time. I glanced overthe taffrail, and saw no trace of Nic-ola.

"He's a goner." exclaimed Mr.Buck.

"No, there he is." said sharp-eye-

O'Neill, pointing over the lee

asr

3wSeemed seized with convulcicrts,

ter, and there, sure enough, was ablack speck, the head of Nicola. líewa.s swimming but slowly and labori-ously.

The brig had been brought to andthe boat unloaded, when a cry caniafrom the poop,

"Hi. hi! Hharlc, see him!"Abeam was the triangular fin of a

Shark cutting tho water as it maae aStraight course for Nicola.

"It's all up," muttered the mate;"nothing can save him now."

There was a splash, and to our as-

tonishment Bradd had leaped over-board and was swimming fiercely. Helay a course which must bring himbOt ween the Shark and Nicola.

"C:i;l darn ü!" snarled the captain;"two men instead of one gone, andwho'd have thought of Bradd goingover the rail for the dago."

I never saw a man swim as didBradd. Ho seemed to grasp the waterand pull himself along, but when oureyes fell on that ominous fleeting finwe felt it was merely the sacrifice ofone man's life to save another's. Hav-ing laid a right angled course Braddgained on the shark, which wasSwimming in a straight line for theItalian and was a cable's lengthahead of the fish when he reached a

W.sh & Childers,

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Plans and estimates furnished for com-

plete Job including Painting, Paperingand Decorating.

Estancia, N. M.

A. Fííck,SHOE AND HARNESS SHOP

All kinds of leather repairing, both shoeand harness work. Prices right. Giveme a trial.

LEMZ BUILDINGp ESTANCIA, N. M.

ESTANCIA

Livery & Transfer Co.Goodin & Sons.

Rigs furnished for transients to allpoints.

A. V. GOODIN, Geaeral Manager.

George Spcnce N. S. Rose

SPENCE & ROSE,ATTORNEYS

' Estancia, New MexicoLand, Mining and Corporation Law

our specialties.Notary in office.

W. C. FORRESTCONTRACTOR and

BUILDER

UNDERTAKER . . .

Willard, New Mexico

Estimates fundshed on build-ings of all kinds.

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melons that cannot be transplantedto the open field under ordinary meth-ods, it, was found out long ago, how-ever, that plants that could not betransplanted could be grown on in-

verted sod and the sod itself takento the open field when the p''ant ob-

tained a good growth. Sod for thispurpose should be cut in the veryearly spring, as soon as the frost ismelted below the sod line. This willbe several weeks before it would bepossible to sow seeds in the openground. This sod can be taken intothe greenhouse, the cellar or thedwelling house and receive the seedof the melon, squash, pumpkin, cu-

cumber or other plant

Varietés cf Melons.Varieties of melons do not always

indicate what may be expected fromthat locality. The locality in whicha melon is grown regulates to a largeextent its value, as its flavor dependsupon the sunshine, and moisture itreceives in developing. Thus, the fa-

mous Rocky Ford melon is only thrcommon Gem melon of the Easternstates. But When grown in RockyFord. Colo., under a cloudless skyand supplied with an abundance ófmoisture, it develops a flavor and sizenot found in the more Eastern states.

STRAY TAKEN UP.

1 have in ray possession since lastJune one bay horse branded horseshoe,bar, W all connected on left hip,biased face. Owner may have

same by proving property and paying

expense or Mime will be disposed of

according to law.

J 'inn Salas, Encino, X. M

Fab. 7, OH.

Try MoKinleye Restaurant and ShortOiiler Counter for good things to eat.Every order freshly and cleanly cooked,lu the tent near the depot.

THE JOHN BECKER COMPANYWILLÍIRD, NEW MEXICO

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in General Merchandise,ur stock is complete in every Line.

We make a specialty of ranch supplies.

P T P.íillisnn nf P.inrinnafi O i

3Í was in town Monday.TOWN TALK.

Miss Clara Pence returned from

Torrance Monday, having closedher school there last Friday.Mrs. Geo. Falconer and Mrs. Dil-

lon were in town from Mcintosh

Monday. Jesus Maria Serna was in townMonday from Willard on businessbefore County Clerk Corbett.

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McGillivray

and Miss Marjorie were in townfrom the ranch Wednesday.

NOTICEI have secured tne services of Mr. Otis A. Bayhss, a graduate

engineer of the Kansas University and am now prepared to do surveyingon short notice. If you let me handle your business, it will be done right

S. C. Hall, representing theSimmons Hardware Co. of St. Louis,with headquarters at Trinidad, wasin town Monday looking for busi-

ness for his firm.Rev. J. G. Ruoff arrived in town

today and will fill his regularhere Sunday afternoon

and night.John W Corbett,

Estancia, N. M.Rev. A. P. Morrison, superin

tendent of the Methodist Missions in

New Mexico, passed through Estancia en route to his home in El Pasolast Monday. He paid the News

Joe Fuentes has his tent up'south of the News Print Shop, andis ready for business in the photo-

graphy line.office a pleasant call.

J. P. Dunlavy came down fromMesdames Robert Taylor and

Trinidad Romero, Jr., returnedfrom Albuquerque last Ssturday,where they had been visiting sev-

eral days.

Mountainair last Monday and trans-acted business here. He returned tothe Mountain town on Tuesday ac-

companied by his wife, where theywill make their home in the future.

Hughes Mercantile Co.ESTANCIA . MORIHRTY

Wholesale and Retail MerchantsWe carry at all times a complete stock of

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

SPRING DRY GOODS

We have just received a swell line of Spring DryGoods and Shoes. We will be glad to show them. Ifyou see them, you will buy, as they are all right.

Efectos Secos por la PrimaveraFosotros hemos recibidos una linea muy hermosa

de Efectos Secos y Zapatos por la Primavera. Tendre-mos mucho alegro de mostrarlos a Vd. Si Vd. los viereVd. comprara de ellos, porque son derechos.