Protest Against County Division in Torrance County
A mass meeting in Estancia protested plans to divide Torrance County amid financial strain. The 1905 arrears total about 12 000 dollars with annual deficits of about 2 000 for 1906 07 and 08, plus judgments and a possible extra levy. Critics say division would be imprudent until valuation grows after land patents and future trebled or quadrupled assessments.
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Estancia
Torrance County
Moriarty
Torrance
Family moves and farm transfers prompt Texas trip
J M Shaw and Herman Zweig left on Sunday evenings train. Zweig visits his children and bought improvements on two quarter sections for his son William and son-in-law Louis Schultz in township 7-10, Fritz in township 7-9. Shaw, troubled by failing eyesight, rents his farm to Schultz for the season and travels to Texas for a year, aiming to do missionary work in the valley.
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J.m.shaw
Herman Zweig
Texas
Oklahoma
Mr. Zweig
William
Louis Schultz
Fritz
Shaw
Lone Star State
Thanks to friends for help in illness death and burial
A widow expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during her wife illness, death, and burial. She wishes all who offered comfort and aid will find true friends in times of trouble.
Regular through trains over completed Belen cut off planned
Albuquerque Journal reports plans to establish regular through service over the Belen cut-off on the eighteenth of the month. Belen would become a four-division terminal with lines to Las Vegas El Paso Gallup and Clovis and serve as a major Santa Fe freight artery with two freights and two 33s and two 34s daily.
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Belen
Las Vegas
el Paso
Gallup
Clovis
Will Bean
S. L. Bean
Coast Lines
Santa Fe
Rio Grande Division
San Marcial
Albuquerque
Rio Grande
Postmaster Romero Visits Albuquerque for Work and Pleasure
Postmaster M. A. Romero traveled to Albuquerque on Wednesday evening for business and leisure, returning yesterday at noon. Lena Booth, assistant postmistress, led the office during his absence. Reverend J. R. Carver came back from Moriarty on Monday evening’s train at 5 57, just in time to cast the final vote in the justice of the peace election.
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M. A. Romero
Albuquerque
Lena Booth
J. R. Carver
Moriarty
Justice of the Peace
Methodist Church Notes Epworth League Led by Miss Atkinson
Sunday School is expanding. Rev A M Steele to preach at McIntosh Sunday afternoon. M E Church services Sunday morning and evening by Rev A M Steele. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening led by Rev J R Carver. Services described as interesting and worth attending.
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Epworth
Miss Atkinson
A. M. Steele
McIntosh
M. E. Church
J. R. Carver
Wells Narrowly Miss Flow as Drill Bit Stalls
Reports from the A. J. Green place east of Estancia say a water flow below the surface is not as promising as hoped. The eight inch hole reaches under eight hundred feet. a drill bit eight inches long and eight inches in diameter became stuck, the derrick cap damaged timbers, and a grappling setup is being prepared to recover the bit. If extraction fails, a blast may be tried. A possible new water flow could raise pressure. The Westminster Circle met Mrs. Stubblefield midweek with strong attendance.
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A. J. Green
Estancia
Clark Must Serve Term In Territorial Penitentiary
The New Mexico Supreme Court affirmed the lower court ruling sentencing Jap Clark to seven years in the territorial penitentiary for the 1906 killing of Deputy Sheriff Chase at Torrance. Attorney A B Renehan argued Estancia was not Torrance county seat and that Progreso should be the seat, based on the Springer act. The court did not overrule this county seat objection, though it upheld the general evidence against Clark.
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Santa Fe
N.M
Supreme Court
Jap Clark
Territorial Penitentiary
Chase
Torrance
A. B. Renehan
Clark
Estancia
Progreve
Renehan
Progreso
Reneban
Escapitoch
Cuduty Superintendent Conducts Teachers Exam Session
Cuduty Superintendent and L Bart arrived from Mountainair yesterday afternoon and are conducting the teachers examination in the Library Room of the Methodist Church today.
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V. L. Bart
Mountainair
Methodist Church
Balm Springs Weather Shifts To Winter Rigor
The springlike weather gave way to winter conditions at the start of the week with about three inches of snow Sunday night. Temperatures dropped to eleven above at Ostancia and observers noted a sharp cold snap. Snow accumulation is greater toward the foothills and Estancia recorded thirty seven hundredths of an inch of precipitation. Conditions remained unsettled Tuesday night and Wednesday as residents debated another cold spell or a warmer turn.
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Sam
Ostancia
Estancia
School Funds of Torrance County in December 1908
A brief notice records Torrance County school funds for December 1908. It lists amounts received and expenditures approved by the county trustees, noting balances carried forward and anticipated disbursements for the upcoming term.
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Torrance County
Easley partners with father in Estancia Santa Fe law practice
C. R. Easley and his father Gen. C. F. Easley announce a new law partnership. Offices will be maintained at Estancia and Santa Fe. Both are well known in the valley and pledge courteous treatment in all dealings.
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C. R. Easley
Gen. C. F. Easley
Santa Fe
Estancia
Sheepmen become farmers in Estancia Valley venture
The McGillivray brothers Angus John and Allen known sheep men join farming to raise forage for their flocks in Estancia Valley. They plan hay and feeds to cut losses when range is poor, signaling potential start of a mutton finishing era. Mrs Fannie Robbins dies at home. funeral held in Estancia cemetery. Survey work continues on township 5-10 and parallel North with plans for 5-11 and 6-11. J D Robbins of Muskogee arrives to explore investment with multiple parties. Local election results seat M A Maloney as justice and A B Maloney as constable.
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McGillivray Brothers
Angus
John and
Allen
Estancia Valley
John Howell Heads Moriarty Area Post Here Last Week
John Howell visited from Moriarty to check on his property during the prior week.
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John Howell
Moriarty
Funeral services for Mrs Fannie Roberts held at Estancia
Funeral services for Mrs Fannie Roberts who died Wednesday at the ranch home near Lueta were conducted yesterday at Estancia Cemetery by Rev D B Jackson of the local Baptist Church. Geo S Clark nine miles northeast of Estancia visited yesterday and renewed his News subscription.
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Fannie Roberts
Lueta
Des
Estancia
D. B. Jackson
Geo. S. Clark
Justices Chosen Last Monday In Estancia Ballot
Election results from Estancia and surrounding towns show justice candidates led by Braxton Wasson and Rawson with 164 votes, 89 53 and 22 respectively. Harris led for the court officer with 112 votes. Other towns Tajique Torreon Manzano Mountainair reported local picks and vote splits.
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Estancia
W. D. Wasson
Rawson
J.B. Braxton
S. E. Harris
Braxton
Wasson
Harris
James Walker
H. S. Cobb
Camille Aragon
J. R. Wash
Willie Elgin
Tajique
Julian Sanchez Y Vijil
Santiago Sanchez
Torreon
Vicpocas
Mariano Vijil
People For Justice
Leandro Archuleta
Manzano
Nestor Candelaria
Donaciano Sanchez
Mountainair
M. B. Fuller
John McGuinness
Fuller
McGuinness
New Assistant Superintendent Acasio Gallegos Named
Acasio Gallegos of Floresta named assistant to Superintendent J E Clark and started duties in the Territorial Capitol last week. The former assistant Alfredo Sanchez died New Year's Eve of consumption at his mother's home. Gallegos taught in San Miguel Lincoln and Torrance counties, then entered real estate and practiced law before justice and land courts. He has long been a personal friend of Governor Curry in Lincoln County.
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Acasio Gallegos
Floresta
J. E. Clark
Territorial
Alfredo Sanchez
Gallegos
San Miguel
Lincoln
Torrance
Curry
Lincoln County
Dentist Dr Copp Arrives in Estancia for Week
Dr B F Copp, a Albuquerque dentist, reached Estancia via the Cutoff on Wednesday night to stay a week. He previously spent several days here and provided dental work for many residents to their satisfaction, and he has rooms at Ortiz's over the Grocery.
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B. F. Copp
Albuquerque
Estancia
Ortiz
Play Tomorrow Night at W O W Hall for Orchestra Fund
Tomorrow night at the W O W Hall a play titled Union Pepet for a Hay will be staged. Proceeds go to the Estancia Orchestra and Bosque Lyceum.
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Union Pepet
W. O.W. Hall
Estancia Orchestra
Bosque Lyceum
County Commissioners Meet In Adjourned Session
The county commissioners will convene in adjourned session next Monday at the courthouse to conduct official business and review prior minutes. The meeting aims to finalize outstanding items and address pending fiscal matters.
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Court House
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