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Estab. 1872 New Vol. I. CIMARRON, NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1907 NO. 19

P11EASANIRIES TO BE ESTABLISHED funeral of Arthur W. Cavanaugh. It Iss to Laff The funeral of the late Arthur W. The Raton Gazette of Friday Cavanaugh, a former resident of Ra- News makes the rather Notes ton, and for twenty-tw- o years a resi- extravagant These Fine Game Birds to Be Extensively dent of Las Vegas, and who died last statement that that paper Al- week in St. Joseph's hospital at over one-thir- d k Raised Throughout Colorado Rare more advertising buquerque, were held last Saturday than any other paper in the From Springer Species of Pheasants Will Be morning from the Church of the Im- county. Introduced in That State. maculate Conception, Las Vegas, Taking this week's papers as a Father J. H. Moline officiating. The guide, the Gazette is running neck services were largely attended. Happenings In and About' Our Neighboring Pheasan-trie- s breeding and neck with thé Springer Stock- Denver, Colo., May 10. not more attention, as the The Las Vegas lodge of Elks at- having fifth Wide-awak- e are to be established at the Col- of fancy poultry. Any person tended and had charge of the cere- man lor place in the list. By Town as Gleaned From Our a thorough knowledge of poultry will orado state fish hatcheries, the agri- monies at the grave, which were ex- actual measurement the number of Contemporary,the Springer have little difficulty in successfully ceptionally impressive. The pall Stockman cultural college and other state in- inches of display advertising in learning the handling of pheasants. bearers were brother Elks from Al- Colfax stitutions for the liberation, without The imported pheasant is the only buquerque, and the honorary pall county papers this week is Fish are beginning to bite. day from Cannanea, Mexico, for a cost to the state, of Chinese ringneck semi-wil- d game bird that can be rear- bearers were from the Las Vegas as follows: Ducks are plentiful on the lakes and visit with his parents in Springer, Game ed in captivity with success. Other lodge. streams. expecting to remain several weeks. and English pheasants. State Raton Gazette May 10, ISO In. game birds with few exceptions pine The relatives present were Mr. and Attorney H. L. Bickley is in town His friends are all pleased to see him and Fish Commissioner David Farr Katon Reporter, May H, 280 in. away or die, or refuse to lay when in Mrs. F. W. Brooks of Cimarron, the today from Raton. back once again. thoroughly in earnest in pushing Raton Range, May 11, 420 in. is confinement. But the pheasant while latter a sister of the deceased; Misses The cockleburr is making his ap- Peter Larson reports the outlook through Cimarron News May in. along the good work, and the anxious to be at liberty, makes the Bessie and Mamie Cavanaugh, Mrs. 9, 460 pearance. Confound him- - for his copper mine brighter every Charley Clouthier is visiting friends liberality of a citizen of Denver, will best of any situation in which he is Sturges of Denver, Mrs. Love of The Springer Stockman for this work is done on it. He was in the deal. He placed. The eggs are hatched under Watrous, and Mrs. Frank Waugh of in the city from Cimarron this week. city this week with some additional be able to accomplish a great week the common hen which makes an El Paso, all sisters of the deceased, has not arrived, but it is ex There will be a dance at the opera samples that certainly prove has the support of all citizens who the truth admirable foster mother for the young and L. H. Bell of Winslow, father-in-la- w pected that paper will have almost house next Saturday night, the 18th. of the statement. want to see Colorado stocked with chicks; in fact the hen takes better of Mr. Cavanaugh. two hundred inches of advertising. Henry Goeke of Sapello, San Mi- On Saturday, May 25th, you will of all game these, the most beautiful care of the chicks than their natural Miss Margaret Cavanaugh, a niece guel county, was in Springer Thurs- have the opportunity of seeing in birds. mother. of the deceased, has spent the winter day. Springer as fine a bunch of cattle as Singular Discovery. It is interesting to watch the 600 Insect pests, the bane of the farm- in Cimarron, teaching school. Anton Schcrrcr was in the city ever came to this country. They will num- Axtec, N. M., May 10. the Here-for- in City Park, Denver. This exhibit er's life, are consumed in great That Thursday from Cimarron on busi- all be high grade thoroughbred bers by pheasants. Grasshoppers, modern town of Aztec. N. M., was and Shorthorns. is the finest of its kind in America, Memorial. ness. worms, bugs and grubs, all fittingly named, and that the name be- wire and Miss Mamie Dillon left yesterday Sheepmen throughout this section and it was established in the park by insects and worms that destroy crops To the People of Cimarron: longs to the prehistoric records of the for Raton, where she expects to re- are now right in the midst of the W. F. Kendrick, a mining or- Do you, can you realize, without surrounding country seems be Denver and roots are gobbled up in short to main. lambing season and if no storms pre- man, who will also stock Colorado der by pheasants. Great care must be stopping for a moment to think that shown by some interesting discover- vail the crop will be large. However, William Holmes left on No. 10 last taken with the chicks in captivity, for it is nearly- a half century since the ies which have recently been made the cold nights are somewhat injur- without cost to the state. To this Saturday afternoon for his trip to Cal- they are delicate Kttle creatures, and "Boys in Blue" shouldered their mus by Rev. W. H. Sellheim, in the garden ious to the young lambs. gentleman, by the way, is due the of the Presbyterian parsonage here. gary, Canada. if they are not fed just right they will kets and started for the front, march Mr. Peter Jensen and his Merry-Go-Rou- passage of the by Put out trees. isn't too late and credit for the law turn over and die. But after they are ing away to fields of danger and of While digging in his garden this week It .done a good business here do something for yourself, the Sixteenth General Assembly of ten weeks old they are practically death? Because they saw their coun Mr. Sellheim struck a cavity with his thus your for a week considering the kind of spade, far into surroundings.. Colorado, making the stealing of do- safe, and from that age on will thrive. try was in need of just stich brave the tool going the weather he had to contend with. They Many ground. An investigation was made Mrs. Douglas Wright went up to mestic or game fowl or fowls grand It has been discovered that Colorado's true hearts and strong arms. left here for Starkville, Colorado, and a small vis- climate is the ideal climate for this of them never came back to their cave or vault was opened Dawson yesterday for a few days' Thursday afternoon, where they ex- larceny. which bird in the wild state. From year to dear ones at home. The flesh of their up, seemed to have been either it with her parents. pect to be a week at least. Mr. Jen- As a table bird and a game bird year bunches have been liberated near arms have long ago been food for the a tomh or a store house of some de- Mrs. George W. Warder and son sen expects to return to Springer in parted people. In the pheasant is not equalled by any Denver, and, at present time, they worms. Their camp fires have burn this store house went up to Raton last Sunday for a the fall with a Carnival company and was found burned corn, stone axe member of the feathered tribe. On may be seen in numbers within a ra- ed out. Many of us had some near short visit with relatives. stay several days. He has made heads, pottery and parts of what large estates in England and on some dius of fifty miles of the city. and dear friend or relative that gave A number of homesteaders were in friends here through his courteous seem to he a human skeleton. The m this country, pheasants are reared The Iinpeyan pheasant or Monaul his life that our Country might live. the city the first part of the week manner in conducting his line of pride cavity was partly walled up with for shooting purposes, sometimes as bird is also to be introduced into the You always speak or point with making final proof on their claims be amusement. stone. The pottery is of no design Thomas Carl came many as two or three thousand being state by Mr. Kcindrick. This species to the fact that you had such a friend fore U. S. Court Commissioner John and Talle in num- known to modern southwestern In- last week from Morcnci, Arizona, bagged in a week's shooting. Two is a native of the high peaks of the or relative killed at some of the T. Towner. dians, and" is singular beauty. It where weeks ago the gamekeeper in charge erous battles of the War of he Re- Murray of they have been for sometime Himalayas and lives only in lofty is believed to be of Aztec origin, as it Arthur Straub, Thomas of ; one. of America's richest estates bellion. Memorial Day will soVS be connected with the copper company's altitudes. Mountain climbers have is riot even pottery Trinidad, and Chris Murray of Raton, rint'-nec- k to the mercantile establihnicnt. After advertised for JO,ooq" Chinese seen the Monaul an altitude of here, and can't you select a committee came down Thursday for a duck hunt at found in the cliff dwellings. day's visit here with friends Carl went pheasants for 1908 delivery, and 23,000 feet. In the dreary upper sol- of three of your citizens to confer on the streams and lakes in the neigh- on to Raton, Tommie remaining sev- high prices will be paid for them. itudes this bird, described by those with the local Grand Army Post and borhood of Springer. T. & P. MEN GET RAISE eral days and Monday going up to the There are a score of varieties of have it mar- assist in making arrangements where daughter, who seen as possessing Mrs. Hugo Seaberg and of Adams ring-nec- k The engineers and firemen of the ranch the Cattle company Chinese are considered the velous beauty, makes his habitat, and by we can do honor to the Boys in Agnes, visited a couple of days last Con Texas and Pacific have been granted where he will enjoy his three or four best for general purposes, and they he comes down valleys Blue. Wc would like to see the week with relatives in Springer, re- into the only lay off the Ar- Spanish-America- n Sol- at least some of the raises in wages month's' from heat of pheasants. The English and the when the storms drive him in search federate and turning to their home in Raton Sun- asked for at the conference they held izona, punching cows, expecting to re- are exceedingly hardy. They do well of food. diers take a part in the Memorial Ser day afternoon. with the high officials of the road turn to Morenci in September. in the wild state, as they are quite The Colorado laws protect vices. None but those who have been the in Dallas last week. John C. Taylor, chairman of the Friend sof the boys were pleased to prolific and able to take good care of pheasants from the soldiers pressed by the foe, have seen " hunter, and there As the Brotherhood of Engineers hoard of county commissioners, went see them again. Otie Talle is in themselves. , will be the long lines of the Blue and the - no open season on the bird had no delegate from El Paso at the up to Raton last Sunday and attend- Oregon. The parents of the boys, For the aviary there are numerous they Gray, coming to the charge and heard until have multiplied sufficiently conference, it is impossible to learn ed the short session of the board the Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Talle, are well and varieties of fancy pheasants, some of to such the ringing cry "there comes our warrant action being taken. just what raises were granted the en- first of the week. nejoying life at their home in Pasa- which sell for $too per pair. Among Boys" can feel in their souls the mel In Oregon., where the pheasant was gineers, but William Witholder, the Arthur Clouthier came in last Sun dena, California. the most stunning in point of plum- ody of those two simple words introduced 20 years ago, 100,000 of switch engineer of Las Vegas, who age are the Golden, the Silver, the Our Boys" Boys! Boys!! They are them were killed by hunters last year went to Dallas to represent the Raton Range Gleanings. Will Work Prince of Wales, the Lady advancing rapidly upon the last enemy Prisoners. Amherst, during a short open hunting season. Brotherhood of Firemen, has return the Reeves, the Impeyan and El- to be met. Each day they start a new Mrs. James Howe and daughter, From the Raton Range. the These birds were the descendants of ed, and reports quite a number of liott. Their bright in parallel, each month they throw tip Miss Inez Howe, are spending two feathers flash 18 individual pheasants that were lib- concessions won by the firemen. Commissioner E. N. Burch has the sun like silver gold. a new redoubt, each year they build weeks in friends. and burnished erated in the valley of the William-ctte- . Passenger firemen get a raise of 10 Cimarron, visiting lioen grading the roads southwest of Pheasant rearing requires a new fortification, as they near the as much if cents on the hundred miles and arc The fishing law opened the city and has bad as a helper a fortress where grim death awaits yesterday. relieved of cleaning up the locomo- trout of every Bpecies may county prisoner and will next week them. The siege progresses as rap- Mountain tives. uu-ti- work other prisoners on the county THE DEMISE OE ARTHUR idly, reveille and retreat, fatigue, grub be caught by hook and line only CAVANAUGH Freight firemen get a raise of 25 Oct. 15. Large and small mouth roads. and surgeons call are continually the miles. cents on hundred bass are subject to the same coudi This is a step in the right direction sounding in their ears; here and there Hostlers get a raise of $10 a month, tions. Trespassing on private prop and will be the means of retuming to Arthur Cavanaugh, of Albuquerque, west and lived in Raton for about a soldier lays down his work and we switch engineers $17 a month and him for- erty is strictly forbidden. the couDty in work the worth of at a former resident of this county, was five years. Most of the time spent in see no more. They are not switch firemen $7.50 a month. of the living can not least a part of the expenditure made taken to St. Joseph's hospital, that that city be was io the employ of gotten, the tears While they did not get everything Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Davis announce wash out the deeds of these heroes. upon those offenders who must re- city about a week ago, suffering from George Pace, then in business on First they are pleased with the compro- tbe engagement of the their eldest An undivided free and main in the county's care. Rems-ber- g happy country mises effected and their new contract appendicitis. An operation was d street, later selling out to the daughter, Xelle Florence Davis, to Mr. Burch will go to Elizabethtown is their monument. company is generally satis- and the patient seemed to be Mercantile company. While a with the Mr. Ned Kocher, of Logansport, Ind. in the interest of gixxl roads next Old Boy. factory. Las Vegas Optic. recovering, when peritonitis set in. resident of this city Mr. Cavanaugh The wedding will occur June 14 at Monday Despite the efforts of the physicians, married Miss Xell Ball, daughter of the home of the bride's parents in L. II. Ball, ;it that time chief dis- Meerschaum Mines in Territory who did all in their power to relieve the J. C. farley Stricken. this city. patcher for the Santa Fe, and now a J. L. Hill, general superintendent James 1. Howe the suffering of Mr. Cavanaugh, he Raton Range. County Clerk Eugene Twitty went resident of Bisbee, Arizona. of the Meerschaum company of Amer- Frmi the lingered until last Wednesday, when to attend the About l8y0 Mr. Cavanaugh moved ica, operating in the Alunogen district J. C. Farley was stricken with to Las Vegas Monday Painfully Injured he passed away. to Las Vegas, residing ten court now in session in that there for on the Sapello, was in Silver City paralysis in the right side on Monday district The widow and, their children years, leaving that city for Albuquer- will probably visit Sauta last Saturday, says an exchange. Mr. morning, and is today in a dangerous city. He were at the bedside when the end que, where he since resided. Fe before his return to this city on J. M. Howe, residing near Sunche, Hill referred to the prosperous con- condition. He is at his borne on came. Deceased was thirty-si- x years There has seldom been a man in Friday. in the east end of San Miguel county, dition of the company and staled that South Second street and is surrounded old, and in Mrs. Cava- this territory who was so widely loved had the misfortune to have his liors addition to work is by his immediate family with tbe ex- and esteemed as Cavanaugh. His tal- development being carried ou full on him last week, dislocating hi naugh, leaves four children: Becclier, ception of his wife, who went East a OLD TIMER IN TOWN ents as an imitator, monologist and rapidly with satisfactory results. He right shoulder and straining the mus- six-ye- difi-cult- y of a old daughter; Gladys, aged comedian were superior to those of is, however, experiencing some few days ago to be at the bedside Rais Romero, known to us all in with labor is cles of his arm. The injured man five and Arthur Donald, and Gratton, many of the famous professionals on the problem and her sihter, Mrs Watts, who is very ill; the southern part of Colfax comity disadvantage in who is a son of City Marshal Howe aged years and seven months at considerable this and a daughter, Mrs. C. E Smyer, of as George Washington, came to town three the stage today, and his never failing respect owing to his the distance of Saturday afternoon after an ab- of this city, cime here for medical respectively. cheerfulness, wit and good humor from Silver City. Fort Madison, Iowa, both of whom last properties is located treatment last Friday and returned to Funeral services were held last Sat- made him popular all the way from The Meerschaum company of arrive this afternoon. sence of a year. He 20 of Springer, where a his home yesterday much improved. urday morning and were largely at- Colorado to California. He helped America owns twelve miuing claims Mr. Farley is quite au aged man miles northeast few years ago he filed on a home- tended. The deceased leaves five sis- many to pass a pleasant evening be- in the Alunogen district and possesses and this affliction is a serious one. yet tbe only known deposit of merchant- stead which he is holding down per ters, Misses Bessie and M nn'e Cava- fore the footlights and will be sadly his family has not lost hope and ex- FREIGHT WRECK ON missed. His gift of.tlialect stories able meerschaum in marketable the requirements of the U. S. land naugh, of Magdalena; Mesdames in world, press the belief that be may recover. THE SANTA FE was quantities the excepting laws. Rais doesn't very often get to of this little short of phenomenal and of friends is Love, Sturgeon and Brooks, only the Turkish meerschaum mines The sympathy their but when he does he believes An extra westbound freight on the Farrell Cavanaugh, a crowd of traveling men that includ- Asiatic Turkey. town, city, and a brother, of freely expressed as well ai hope for occasion, and this Santa Fe left the track at Hoemes, a a resident of California. The services ed Cavanaugh never lacked for merri- in enjoying the tbe recovery of Mr. Farley. week has been having a time of his small station a short distance east at the cemetery were in charge of the ment. He was also an inveterate Notice. Las Vegas Lodge of Elks. "fan" and his baseball enthusiasm was Later Mr. Farley died this morn- own. He was born at Taos and is of of Trinidad at 8:15 Wednesday night, 7 is cars being derailed, but hap- Mr. Cavanaugh was the Albuquef-qu- e of the kind that livened up many a To district director. ing shortly before o'clock. Pueblo Indian stock. He ignorant seven was representative of the W. H. Con- sleepy pitcher and won many a game The new school law provides the of his age, about the only thing he pily no one was injure Traffic Brokerage company of EI Paso, while he was on th diamond. He school elections be held on tha first doesn't remember. In the early six- tied up for several hours before the stable Monday of April. Since time No Smallpox at Koehler. well through- was manager of the Albuquerque that ties he was a grown man, as known wreckage was cleared away. Texas, and was known has passed the old directors will hold We are asked to deny on the best some the old timers, and he The train was in charge of Conduc- out New Mexico, Arizona, Texas and Browns for several seasons. He was This is in with by of over. compliance the authority the report that small pox G. S. Brown and Engineer W. E Colorado. Among a host of friends also a prominent Elk and the Al- opinion of the attorney general. of doesn't look any older than he did tor cause of accident he was familiarly called "Cavy." He buquerque lodge will undoubtedly Respectfully, C. O. Fisher. is epidemic at Koekler, and also the twenty years ago. Springer Kinkade. The the was a native of St. Louis, Mo., came have charge of the funeral services. May 7, 1907. fact that the camp ia quarantined. is not known. 1907, before me, a Notary Public in is clearly evident that m a case But it and for said County, personally ap- Z'. á.!U .,raitonJt-lV- aun nnCCC man is I II r-ANII-ii I , ,1,;."- - wW, an innocent Till: r If lili i a a .1 r ama A'.iu peared H. M. Letts, Criarles Springer, mi iiiiV IIi nearly to death for the purpose Bros. I II J I lllílll It nmv beaten INCORPORATION and Frederic Whitney, to me person- Littrell , f hrlntrmtr him to a ooint of confes ally known to be the persons describ- sion to the murder of his own wife , QF THE Thursday at Cimarron. New Mexico ed in and who executed the foregoing Published every and child, in order to secure "lief Incorporation and they inflicted ROCKY MOINTAIN SlrPLY co. Certificate of COMPANY from the pain that is being acknowledged to me that Harness CIMARRON PUBLISHING far beyond . severally By the upon him, we have passed same as their free ot they executed the and tU. office Cimarron. New Mexico. the limit of the proper exercise ..S..nl-cUn,a.U- January IWT. .1 POt .t TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO act and deed. Soured It police power. act of Congress of March 3, ItfíU. Office of the Secretary IN WHITNESS WHEREOF I udr the universal public disapproval "The CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON have hereunto set my hand and seal that must follow such an act of cruel above Saddlery DOLLARS . PER YEAR Notarial the day and year last SUBSCRIPTION TWO ty, and the inc.'itable loss "of public I, J. W. Raynolds, Secretary of the - Mpvirn rto Vitrehv written 15 position are not an adequate punish- i Vnr , - ADVERTISING CENTS PER INlri titimui FRANK A. HAIMBAUGH. DISPLAY nient for one who lias thus abused certify that there was filed for record . - . 1, A TM - -i. "f Notary Public. the power committed to mm. mere tins ottice at nine ouui k.., (Seal) . a" ought to be some penalty of fine and on the 29th day of April, A. u., 1907. for' such an act and No. - Cor. Rec'd. imprisonment ARTICLES OK INCORPORATION Endorsed, 49t4- I A L v vic-t!m- ." some compensation too too the Vol. 5, Page 463. Articles of Incor- Bits, Spurs, Quirts, Navajo EDIT OH OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SLTPLY Mountain Supply COMPANY poration of Rocky Saddle Blankets, an assortment ' ' Company. i i , far (No. 4004.) e of it who were so awy of Flynn Saddles always on Roswcll Rcter-Trib-.n- kept o.t REST Fikd in Office of Secretary of New The political headquarters that they DELIGHTFUL and also that I have compared the of t - from Mexico, Apr. 29. 1907. 9 atn. hand ranging In price from $35 roices t!.e sentiment ..- vith procession, Governor HagermanV resignation following copy of the same, with the cou!J ot k,cp up thc VV. RAYNOLDS, Secretary. party Cap- J. Also a new and te rank and file of the republican, jg o douW but Governor Ha-- has been officially accepted and original now on file, and declare it to $60.00. following edi- - George Curry the newly appoint- transcript therefrom Hand-mad- e in the territory in the gl;iman á entirely honest, and had the tain to be a correct line of and have ed governor is on his way to New whole thereof. Territory of New Mexico, which it heads "The Last he5t 0f intentions, but he did not and of the Silver mounted Bits and Spurs turhl A man who has stuck to the my, hand and the County of Colfax, ss. party of the the executive ability to handle the Mexico.,, , Given under Word." The republican a bucking bronco, New of writing was filed is one hurricane deck of ; Great Seal of the Territory of This instrument ' . I. .... iirrHtltt(7 3UUIIHV I1I President- - Roosevelt was never in uco.-- ' "6 calves with one hand and th Citv of Santa Fe. the for on the 6th day of May, A. territory of the most expert politicians in the branded record progress and m - off with the other, April, A. D., o'clock A. M., and duly trim. The party of world, and he appreciated the situa- kept the old cow Capital, on this 29th day of 1907, at 9 tr- in SDlittillg up San hill, hunted bear 0- in Book L of Miscellaneous, was never more clearly the Kn tianrlleH without charged Juan D ( IO- recorded tegrity . it. - :! .f filie could put anu Dunaio, sai m we " J. W. RAYNOLDS, Page 420. . saddle and never more fully had the thc party wde open; that he otnui (ijeaj territory!" fought Moros and neia of New Mexico. E. G. TWITTY, amer- - a man as Secretary The slight in B.ic.. io situation in hand. separate down the Samar Islands, will find it Clerk of the Probate Court and among a moniw the party, and also ces of opinion manifested so a delightful rest to sit on the lid at County Recorder! - CERTIFICATE OF Repailing;" would-b- e leaders of fac- governor of New few of the 1Ugerman rcsi and put George Santa Fe, Being INCORPORATION OF will be dead tnns will be soon lost sight of, and Curry ín Mf furry has spent most Mexico for such a man ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUPPLY TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO is easv. Those who know Governor Secretary the rule of a masterly hand will 0f his life in New Mexico, and COMPANY Office of the Ü tcr-vhi- Currv sav that no one will tell him minor tangles thoroughly acquainted with the undersigned citizens of the CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON make straight all the head into and make it stick. We, the Neatly one Reg- - ritory and its people. He has served where to I, W. Raynolds, Secretary of the now seem apparent. The Republican. United States, do' hereby associate J. and been a member of the McKinlcy County New Mexico, do hereby Tribune has but little patience with as sheriff ourselves together into a corporation Territory of all council. He is a mean of great : ts was filed for record the prophets who are predicting under and by virtue of the laws of certify that there has had enough FRANKNESS, AND M., of calamities to the republican ecutivc ability, and the'Territory of New Mexico and do in this office at nine o'clock A. Fnilip-;,- i KEEPING OUT OF PRINT out of the retirement experience as governor in the certify and declare: on thc 29th day of April, A. D. 1007, Birtv crowing Almost Poe-fik- e in its cleverness hereby The pines, so that he has learned the trade, -- Governor H. J. Hagerman. idea Miss Ellen Terry in FIRST. FRUIT TREEJ sat.s-th- e was the of CERTIFICATE OF the future life of and undoubtedly, will produce preemption that a reporter to tie corporation is Y OF - New Mexico. The newsDaDer The name of the i the des- factory results in party wound around the knot that made her the wife of her "ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUPPLY STOCKHOLDERS OF man is too idle for territory will know it has a governor. tiny of any mc leading man. Tames Cárewe, and then COMPANY." OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUPPLY Will have a car load of Fruit' llillf a cen Í Nursery vrious' discussion. l?or ' pledging the reporter to keep the se SECOND COMPANY Trees from Star with only Western civilization is startled by Co., Quincy, 111. :: :: tury the republican party, cret two weeks. directing the the revelations of the inner workings The location of its principal office (No. 4903 ) a few breaks, has been Such astuteness recalls Poe's "Thc police of Denver, as. re-- it in the Territory of New Mexico is at and also that I have compared the of New Mexico, and it has done of the court Dupin, thc afairs of Ben C. Purloined Letter" in which the town of Cimarron, in the county following copy of the same, with the wisely and well, so wisely and well' vealed in the murder trial detective, elucidates the theory that of and name of the agent original now on file, and declare it is upon a f.un- - Wright, last week. .Police practices Colfax the that the party based the best way to conceal anything is on mountains, are much different in Denver therein and in charge thereof to be a correct transcript therefrom as eternal as the not v The above will be on eale on cation to post it in plain view. If Miss ler-r- may be served is Fred personal element can than they are in other towns. I he whom process and of the whole thereof. and after March 1st. :: :: ,on which the had tried the expedient of dodging hand and the hive In the per- - larger the town the more absolute eric Whitney. .Given under my no effect whatever. the reporters, how xjuickly would she of New of the party the monarchy, of course, but there are THIRD Great Seal of the Territory petuity and prosperity have been trapped, and how speedily of the ter- - practices common m every town, The objects for which the corpora Mexico, at the City of Santa te, the arid by direct connection would her marriage have been blaz- A. C. difference in which would, if made public, make the tion is formed, are: Capital, on this 29th day of April, E. HARTLEY ctory it would make no oned to the world. But the great such men as H. American blood boil at the injustices To construct, acquire and operate D, 1907. tt. SPRINGER, N. M. t'ie ultimate results if actress had learned the ways of the Hagerman never of the department which should be packing houses, ice plants, cold stor (Seal) J. W. RAYNOLDS, Bursum and H. J. craft, evidently, in her years of stage party realize the personification of fairness and the age and other warehouses, to estab Secretary of New Mexico. Sved The mass of the life. She knew that a newspaper of exag- - exemplification of honesty. The corn-crate- d lish and maintain meat markets, to t'm and they are tired the word is as good as a wealthier police hold-up- s, the man's pack defense and assailment of mon practices of buy and sell and deal in meats, CERTIFICATE OF Leonard man's bond, and consequently she "sweat-box- " num- - is and the Y is waiting and iniquitous products, tie. hogs, sheep", OF 111 th. Mr. Bursum hunted up a reporter who was also a ing house ca' ' 111 r' disorove inhuman and unfair practices OF AND ' erotis peace, and after events grain, hay, fruit, vegetables and all STOCKHOLDERS - Pinkertons, justice of the and pending the result there- of the police and of the other products, merchandise and sup ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUPPLY charges, public proved that her plan was right in r . - i .,(1 tlip shnulil he fullv. exDosed,. and if - COMPANY lit Mianua um - theory, for the news was not given plies' ífthe Territory of New Mexico Mr. will do the rest. The iol- - as any other republican. sentiment safely the sea. and elsewhere; to borrow money and We the undersigned incorporators - out until she was bn after a series ot well in- lowing editorial iron. issue its negotiable oblications there supply Company .,- Kagermaii, : of the newspaper of Róckv Mountain the Wright case in Behind the scenes though certainly egregioui Cliieftain handles in for and to mortgage its property to a corporation organized undei the be profession there are many cases ' blunders, has been removed froth of- - a masterly manner, and should the payment thereof; to ac- provisions of the laws of the Tern Gériéf al Merchandise in- - which confidence has been reposed in sectire . - t .1. i - in th.'ir loval rP:irl with interest bv- all' who are tce. ieun nac i ,:l,i of press' and has never quire by purchase, subscription or tory of New Mexico, desiring to limit common de- - the men the s hampions and nobody begrudges tercsted in fairness and otherwise and to' hold,' sell, transfer, tli liability of stockholders of said Fine Wiriésv1 Litfübi-- says. been violated. Let a public man say such support, but it is time tliere cency. The Chieftain 'nleduiv assicn.' m'ortirafire or otherwise as provided by law, do tiiem something that he wold not care to I O ' o. " corporation, 1 r .1,. .tnmitv howl- -' "The outcome of the Wright case and Cigars; was an e'"!!'0' " , see in print coupled, with his own dispose of bonds, evidences of indebt hdrcby certify and declare. party is 'greater in Denver is a peculiar one, and the of capital rs The republican name, and he has but to tell the news- edness, securities or shares FIRST. il ,7. n of both, and will con- - whole affair is worthy of more than corporations or associa- i,ñ paper man that his talk' is to be held stock of athér There shall' he' no stockholders lia destinies of New the usual passing attention given to laws of the to control the in Confidence. The members of the tions' organized' under the stock Issued First St E'town t,r-,. Deople bilfty on account of, any c;.ii.1v hernuse the such matters. " ' of New' Mexico or of any respe'et the mih who makes1 Territory by1 Supply Com- - it. it will remembered by craft said Rocky Mountain Kmc a well justified faith in In "Wright, be to' other territory, stat'é or country, and such iiri injunction plain but" woe pan- - is and has been newspaper readers, is the man whose ' se- .', . the party itself there him who talks for publication, and while owner of such' stock and disa- - wife and child were found dead in , SECOND bo split, though leaders have Vow' curities to exercise alt the rights' of he found in then',' frightened" at thé he has Tri principal office of Bi LANDS file the house where was also ' t; greed, and the rank and of the ownership including thé right' to voté stir'red' up, claims he' has been mis- Cim- . . m incitt.int He- -' a stitnrfied condition.- There was ttoti' is located in the town of irjr.y are iu' ""B " " - quoted or that his confidence has been thereon; to do whatever may be nec- whole rather some reason for believing that Wright arron.' in the County of Colfax and mand to the good of the essary or' properdin carrying on its ' .u- wife ac- - violated! , New Mexico, and the - j:. th. crrivnnrci of to- cet rid- of hli On all-it- unlim-it'edl- y Territory of inaa me uní""' ..v b' ; néwspápe'r man is in ir peculiar business in branches and of entanglement with anoth-- The ñamé of th acint therein and in one or two men, who are referred count an acquire, hold, use, enjoy, ; 40 ni ilea éasV of Springer', wf position, ii regards' thé public Mani- to. process may the nearest po- - er woman, and a short time after the dis- charge thereof on whom 2506' sale1. wirA their troubles to festly it wilt not do for him to print lease; mortgage, sell or otherwise aereé for Theae Mexico will continue tragedy the Denver police announced ' - be served is trederic Whitney. Kcínean. New all he There are many pose of real and personal- property of lands are part of ap estate naa a knows. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we tf t&rive under the administration ot that tt)cy secured couicssion every description in the Territory of j "stories" that' would do much harm hands seals' aiid must be sold. Also Geo-g-c republican and an mm their prisoner. have hereunto' set our and Curry, a and not a bit of good to anybody, New Mexico and elsewhere. ' niany other small tracts h, anm.inted bv President "When the case was brought to trial this 26th day of April, A. D. 1907. mJ and that are much better left out of FOURTH republican and last Wednesday, the evidence estab- (SeaD H. M. LETTS. Roosevelt, the great print. In such cases the newspaper The amount of the authorized cap- man, the republican party lished beyond doubt that the deaths (Seal) CHARLES SPRINGER an honest man seldom gets a word of thanks, ital stock of the corporation is . . . t..i.... i u , anrl. ir- is vrp rlup to- suffocation from a cas (Seal) FREDERIC WHITNEY gre;ii wwia nv.,. though he seeks no' reward for doing $100,060.00; divided into 1,000 shares personal politics were shelv- - stove that was burning in the house time that what he feels to be the right and just of the par value of $100.00 each. The C. E. HARTLEY I al lne time, aim in.u me nuaurtiiu iiiu Territory of New Mexico, SPRINGER, N. M. f for good. thing. But he does object when the amount of capial with which it will discussion of the incident father could not possibly have killed County of Colfax, ss. tr In closing t criticism is made that the men of the commence business is $2,000.00. quote from the Lords- - them in the manner charged against On this the 26 dav of April. A. D. i were well to press can keep no confidences, and FIFTH . .. 1 ,i,..r .1 .fiiior of which is him. 1907, before me a Notary Public in that their sole desire is to rush things The names and post office addresses posted men in New! "Further it was disclosed that the for said County, personally ap n, f .he best into print, no matter what the result- of the incorporators and the number and who has digested the sit- - 'confession' obtained from Wright b5 peared H. M. Letts, Mexico, and ing harm. of shares subscribed for by each, the Charles springer JI -- was of 1111 .v v f;,l..ttv - avs:j- Itic nolim the result tortliri Whitney, to me person IIOII v The surest way to keep anything aggregate of such subscriptions being and rrederic request of the by beating, carried to such an extreme allv known, be persons describ Live Stock -t week at the amount of capital stock with to the - - out of the newspaper is not to try to the n r- rnr-- tluíTiiian re-- - that- the nrisoner was actually in dan- ed in and who executed the foregoing j irinniii, .i" dodge, bully, or bribe thc craftsman, which the corporation will commence Curry was ap- - ger of death, and this torture was and they sigiud. and George him is a mater business, are as follows: Certificate of AND Ha- - but to convince that it ia-bi- s place. Governor flicted by the city officials for thc severally acknowledge to me that of public policy to refrain from mak- Name Shares has been the cx"Mttive of the purpose of compelling a confession they executed the same as their free erniaii ing a "story" out of the matter in H M. Letts. Cimarron. N. M. 6 a year, of from an innocent man. territory for little more tii.oi murder Springer, CimarronN. M. 13 act and deed. inflict-foliticia- hand. A little frankness goes farther Charles t "As - ult of this beating, ii ' WHEREOF I Real Estate and did not prove to be the epc Whitney, Cimarron, N. M. I IN WITNESS ad-w- perhaps, with the newspaper frater- Frederic needed in that position. It ed by the police, the prisoner did hav set my hand and seal with any Den- SIXTH hereunto k !l:ng wife, but he was unable nity than other craft. claimed there was a good doakof mil his period limited for the duration Notarial the day and year last above fur-crn- ver Republican. The and Gov- - even ail or renewed beatings, to BOUGHT" SOLD crookedness ill thc territory of the corporation is fifty years. written. the imaginary poison Hagerman was expected to nish the name of SEVENTH FRANK A. HAIMBAUGH had been It is reported that the Sfars, Foe-buc- k lean it up. He started in on the work by which thc fictitious crime of the corporation Notary Public dis-- c Thc Directors (Seal) On Commission success- -' company, of Chicago, has and hi effort was not very committed. may hold meetings at such places placed by intiniKid and fat. tic called for thc resignation off "Special emphasis is the its grocery department, territory as they Parties wishing to buy oreell either . within or without the Endorsed: No. 4005. Cor. R.;c'd Soprrintendent Bursum, of thc peni-- Denver newspapers upon thc fact that it in also icl that this discontinuance proper. Live Stock or Real Estate, will may deem necessary and . 46s. Cer. of STOCK ex- - chief of Denver's police force, law. Vol. Pace tcntiary. and then put a bunch of the was caused by the pure food The Directors may make, alter, do well to call on or lint their of who is said to have been largely HOLDERS OF property or stock with me pern to work on the books that here is food for reflection. One tbinff s, by-la- amend or repeal but ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUPPLY The experts made an ex- - struniciital in securing the confession, people ismire.no matter what our so made, altered, amended or repealed COMPANY. report, np two men could was not present in the city at thc time Proprietor of the Hartle Meat Market tended and feel called iijmiu to end nway for, may be altered, amended, repealed or Secretary of New of Mr. Bur-- ( of Wright's trial, and no effort was Filed in Office of Meats for Rule by the quarter agre; as to the standing in rest-orc- two-third- s in in- groceries utirely need not be their by a vote of Mexico. Anr. 20. 1007. 0 a. m. s me thinking that lie owed thc made to authenticate the confession, at all times aim. list, for our stores carry fine goods terest of the stockholders at any reg- W. RAYNOLDS. Secretan of dollars, or to defend the police from thc J. penitentiary thousands most reasonable prices--. ular meeting or at any special meet- made against them, ht other extremists, after carefully cusations ing called for that purpose. C. E. HARTLEY show-- J is hoped that the Wright New Mexico, (dying thc report, claimed it "It to be IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we Territory of kSpringer, N. M. vj the territory in debt to Mr. Bur- - case will not be allowed to fade out The Raton Reporter of Saturday,1 ,....,. rt our hands and seals County of Colfax, ss. public mind without something tilinto of writing was fil sm. Naturally Mr. Bursum and his of thc May 11, appeared in enlarged form, j this 2i day of April. A. D., 1907. This instrument were the scrap began, being d ne to secure a reform of the ed for record on the 6th day of May friends hot and aud was a very creditable ímuo. It (Seal) ti. M. LETTS C. ALFOBb ' police power that are a dis-a- A. D., o'clock A. M., am J The fight has been kept up ever since, abuses of coutaioed a large amount of local ad (Seal) CHARLES SPRINGER 1907, at 0 it finally degenerated into a pcr-- j grace to American cities where th?y dulv recorded in Book I. of Miscel vertising imd some excellent half (Seal) FREDERIC WHITNEY. ; Attorney-at-La- w governor lead-ar- e practiced. Thc Chieftain does laneous, Page 422. suttal scrap, with the tones of of well citi e Mine our known Rooms 6 and 7, Roth Block and Mr. Bursum the not bclie-- in sentimentality, and we E. G. TWITTY, htg one faction zens. We congratulate its enterpris Territory of New Mexico, otfcer. Nearly every leader in the ter- - fully appreciate the difficulties which Clerk of the Probate Court and ex ina nuh(iher on thi fiii iiimearance (,.nntv of Colfax, sS ' xlATON, NEW MEXICO wtory was enlistd on one side or the the police authorities find in securing officio County Recorder. of the paper. On this 26th day of April, A. D. ifcer in the scrap, and only those the results that are expected of them. t; CLUNi HIM. Remedy for Warts. 8H0W3 ADVANCE OF JAPAN. id A old remedy for warts is made by .Audt. mixing two drams of soap cereate and Crude Method of Mining Discarded a quarter of a dram each of powdered for Most Ideas. savin and powdered verdigris. Mix and spread on a piece of kid the Blze Near the center of the beautiful of the wart and bind on over night mountain Island of Shlkoku, and It will burn and eat off the wart. It standing rather more than 4,000 feet may be necessary to repeat the ap- above the waters of the inland sea plication in a week. If the burning of Japan, there is a peak of sulphide continues apply oxide of zinc copper ore which has become a cen- ter of industry popularly known throughout the island empire as Sumitomo Bessi. Here, for centuries An Early Hair Restorer. before the' industrial development of A remedy for baldness has recently the new world was begun by white been found by a learned Egyptologist, Inscribed, in a is to men, the Japanese were mining in a papyruB. It said CIMARRON King crude way and carrying the ore on have been used by Chata, the their backs in second sovereign of the first dynasty. small wicker baskets The recipe (such as are still used for coaling is as follows: "A mixture of dogs' paws, and hoofs, ships at Nagasaki) down 12 dates asses' CONSRTUCTION the miles ground upand of arduous mountain paths to the cooked in oil. The head is to be rubbed vigorously with the smelters on the shore of the inland sea. preparation. Family Doctor. ' To-da- y the marvelous little work- COMPANY ers are still at the pursuit of burrow- Misbehaving Moon. ing out the mountain, but a vast Papa had shown Ethel the full change has come over the methods of moon the night before. It was hei General Contractors working, says a writer in the En- 3rst sight and she seemed greatly gineering Magazine. Where in the He I understand the man that impressed. Next morning, as soon a: ancient times only a paltry ' few hun- Carrye is engaged to is going to the she was out of bed, she ran to tlu Operates in all the Towns in the dred baskets of ore were each day dogs. window and gazed at the sky for e borne over the difficult trails, an out- She That doesn't make much dif- few moments. The sky was streaker Territory put of 9,000. tons daily now glides ference. I reckon. Carrye is awfully .vith white clouds. She called out: down a great cableway, and is car- fond of animals. Cincinnati inquirer. O, papa, come quick; the moon has. ried from the foot the slope by rail- scratched the sky all up." of DAYS. road to the sea. In short, there is THE MELANCHOLY S. E. PELPHREY established at Sumitomo Eessls a Childish Rebellion. modern mining plant, modern in all I have a little friend five years old Geri'l Manager Cimarron, N. M. essential details of engineering con- hat 1 call Buster. His mother hat1 struction, and the wonder of the ounishcd him, and some time aftet transformation is that it has been i friend of his mother was calling wrought without the direct assist- md said to Buster: "Are you not ance of a single foreign engineer. :lad you have such a nice mother?" le replied promptly: "If you had s HE WORKED HIS "SCIENCE." nother who"wuipped her children as he whips me I don't believe you New Method Employed by Satisfied vould think her nice." and Comfortable Husband. Diet of the Devilfish. It is the wife who is the head of A lady's hat was discovered in the the house, and it was she who decid- stomach of a large "monk" or "devil" ed upon the flat and repented imme- ;ish which was opened on Scarborough MMs1WWtfWtM tlatUWalilsftaWslWaWMW diately afterward. The building was ash pier yesterday. The hat was prac a new one, scarcely finished, and after tically whole. Inside the large mouth the parlor celling had fallen twice and jf the fish was a sole. No doubt tlu in Your Samples the repair man had botched a dozen hat had bee blown from the head ot Brine small jobs she decided to move again. some young lady on a ship. London News, I In this she met the lively opposi- Daily A. T. Mclntyre, president of the Frank A. Haimbaugh j tion of the family. They were all con- "Why do they call these melan- Deep Tunnel Mining and Milling tent with rooms and chil- their the choly days?" Good Chance for Her. company of Elizabethtown, is col- Civil and Consulting Engineer begged for a delay. husband dren The "Because they are the days when, Elderly Lothario (to chorus girl) lecting ore to place in cabinets to be took the matter with calmness and Mizi, one, you just as you have finished paying up Well, you'll be the lucky placed in the depots at Raton. The did not enter into the argument after know. I lived with my first wife 12 your debts for your summer vacation, following Prospector ex- N . expressing bis entire contentment years before we separated, and with letter to the . N. M you remember that you have to be- quite CIMARRO with the present conditions. the second six. That makes 18. So if plains the matter fully: gin saving up for the holidays." ' Elizabethtown, N. M., The wffe worried and went flat hunt- Cincinnati Enquirer. you marry me and stay with me seven Plans, Specifications, Surveys, Estimates, In- ing, but at last she announced that years, I shall celebrate my silver wed- February 14, 1907. she had come to the conclusion that A CLOSE FINISH. ding with you. Fliegende Blatter. Red River Prospector, spection, Superintendence, for Sewerage The they would . remain. husband Red River, N. M. works, Dams, Reservoirs, cup. systems,Water looked up placidly from his coffee The Inseparables. Dear Sir: I am collecting mineral "I knew ago," for Municipal that several weeks One day last summer, while walk- specimens from Elizabethtown and Canals. Landscape work Farks, he announced. ing through the farm where we were Red River, to be placed in cabinets, "But I only decided this morning," Examination and Reports made of spending our vacation, I pointed out one at Santa Fe depot and one at the she retorted In surprise. to my little son where the cabbage Coal, Mineral and Timber Properties He smiled pityingly. "Down at the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific patch was, and he looked at It a little depot in Raton, to advertise the Red church," he explained, "we have been while and then asked: "Mother, River Elizabethtown mining dis- giving you absent treatment for five where does the corn beef grow?" and weeks. After this you need not say Chicago Tribune. tricts. If the miners of Red River that there is nothing in science." will donate specimens, labeled, show- Then he dodged the sugar bowl. ing what property they are from, they Baby's Feat. Peculiar will be placed in the cabinet just as Joseph, aged five, is greatly inter- SALOON Much Used Wedding Present. they labeled. bring or THE ANTLERS ested in automobiles. One day his are Please A Providence girl, who has been father was jumping his baby brother send them to A. T. Mclntyre, and John Livingston, Proprietor married about six months, had wed- up and down, and little Joe seeing leave at the postoffice in Elizabeth-town- . ding carda a short time ago from an that the baby was jumping on one Hoping the people will see SEAH RUCK Y .MOUNTAIN DKl'UT old school friend who had given her a foot cried: "Look, papa! He is run- the good of this and respond quickly, wedding present, which, of course, de ning on one cylinder." I am yours truly, manded one in return. Among her wedding presents the Providence girl A. T. M'INTYRE. had duplicates in the shape of two Increasing Length of Life. Any ore left at the News ami Press silver card trays, and in a spirit of i The length of life is steadily In- office in Cimarron, or handed to economy she dicided to give one of She (just married) WillftI always; creasing. The age of mental and Arthur O'Suilivao, will be forwarded Fine Liquors and Cigars be''' thing in world to physical maturity has advanced from to Mr. these to her friend. It was marked the dearest the Mclntyre. with her own Initials, but it would be you? five to seven years. Twenty-fiv- e used you will, to be the full blossoming time o! only a matter of a few minutes to He I'm sure unless the Subscribe for the Cimarron News-Pres- s. landlord rent. womanhood. Now It is conceded to have them removed and the proper raises the will cost you just two dol- monogram cut. be 30 and after. 'It FEMININE AMENITIES. lars a year. Address the Cimarron She took it to the jeweler and ex- New Publishing Co., Cimarron, N. if. Cimarron. Mexico plained what was to be done. He Police Arrests in New York. picked up the tray, looked at it close- Police of New York city are making ly and smiled. about 20 less arrests each day than "Madame," said he, ."it will be Im- were made two years ago, particularly possible. I have already changed the on account of the policy of not mak Initials on this same tray five times, ing spectacular raids In which a num and it has worn so thin that I can- ber of persons are taken. not do it again without cutting through the bottom." Limitations of Goodness. Goodness makes a great mistake Had Good Eyesight. when, iu its it takes A young man from the rural dis- no pains to please. An auge! wouldn't tricts went to Boston, and while there be sweet with her hair uncombed oi visited the Harvard astronomical ob- her robe frazzled. servatory and was allowed to look BUILD through a great telescope at the stars. "What is that star?" he inquired, How About Not Letting On? pointing to a very bright one. If you are cheerful under affliction "Oh, that's Aldebaran," replied the you are called Indifferent, and If you attendant. make a fuss over it you are called A residence or business you are. Atchison "Is it very far off?" asked the selfish, and there to youth. (Kan.) Globe. houselnCimarron rent "About Í 0,000,000 miles." Mrs. Impleton Yes, dear, I married J 20 per "Then all I can say," said the visi- Drawback to Cheap Coal. or sell, and make Reggie because he Is so unUKe otuer "is you must have woiidet-full- y Coal only 25 cents a ton In China tor, that men. is of good eyes to make out that but unfortunately that Is a toe cent on an investment Miss Cutting Yes, I thought he little name, at that distance, even to carry coal when the star's be when I - that ho had far the scuttle to $5.000. big telescope. really must heard gets low. from $1.000 with that It's married you. Cincinnati Enquirer. furnace most marvelous." There are twenty appli- EVIDENCE OF RICHES. Old Saying Disproved. The Sneerer and His Sneer. A woman writer made $100 by a cants to rent every build- The sneer is an arrested bite. It new recipe for mock-turtl- e soup. And Is a mark of the savage. The man still they say there is no money in ing that is erected. For who sneers is that much less of a gen- literature. tleman. The sneerer would bite if particulars, address be was not afraid to do so. He is a Seeming Lack of Materials. coward. The sneerer is a savage We have known individuals of such whether he sneers in print or not. If meager minds that we always won- he writes down his sneers he has not dered what they used when they had removed himself from the ranks of to think. CIMARRON savagery. He yet remains one of the worst savages, however his English Genius and Industry. ' be polished and his style bes sparkling. Ruskln: Never depend upon your The sneer does turn into a bite when ac- Mb genius; if you have none Industry even the savage who Indulges in it will supply the deficiency. Improvement Co.. quires courage. While he is a coward It remains an arrested bite. Colum- bia Herald. Mound of Walrus Tusks. Cimarron, N. M. vjtXt. A mound of walrus' tusks was re by Thinking' of a Noiseless Tims. M cently unearthed railroad engineer! Visitor I suppose Is in California. Mother Tommy, little boys should the earl rlchl Rich? Why, 'ee, sir, and not beard when taking Native bless be seen look just soup. at these 'ere scarecrows 'e's Bags of Banana Leaves. theit . 'ad put made o' real ' Tommy How long will It be before 'ere, marble; The natives of Klsiba carry coffe must be fair rollin' In money. I can take my soup like papa? beans la bags of dried ba&aaa leaves. rr tf l mil m if r - uW "in jf7 W If 'P jT::; Jun A PROSPEROUS TOWN, THE GATEWAY TO THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY ' "J' -- 1 J ' -- v y - fiit

.n - . .jwhíjjim ipii w ,( Colfax County, New- Mexico, CIMARRON, lies along the ley on similar lands so irrigated, the Pueblo of a gently sloping Knon Indians have raised ..ljl.HL...l!H Hill at the edge of the good crops of wheat without rotation of crops of Cimarron is unlimited and ..,. .' heavier timbered foot and without the use Supply and vicinity . . . . llzLirZ'". "JL. hills on the Southern Slope of the of any fertilizer other than j j water, for over 300 years and this for all uses is any locali- - : ' ÍTTTtJL Rocky Mountains is same the quality unsurpassed by 11111111 líllTfí í.lf.Lt 111111111111 IT fl'11 tHIIUtUtlTHtí' ill ITHttnUtl tTNIItttlltttltHtHTltTlItt TTT TfTTTl Tí 11 and protected from storms blizzards nt't1t'ft"11 itlllllttltH and by a wheat was pronounced fJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJj I lilJJJJJJJJJJJJJJj the best in quality of any in the world. Following is an analysis "of water j JJJJJJ: :JJJJJJ j j !1J1 JJjJJJ JJJj BJJJJJjJJlLI tiJJJJJJJJJJJJJJj hJJJJI jJJJJJJJÍ tJJJJIJJjJJJil JJJJ JJjfe spur of the Main Range. exhibited at the ty j world's Fair at St. Louis. from & j TTTT i Cimarron by R. W. Hunt Company: flTjTTT j tfll'IIITJ ' ITITIlf j OTfTlf ' ft" ! Cimarron boasts j lTtj tfllltf 'IWfS ' ílWTTflTR fHIT CTfTf "rffiWfí If TffTJI fíTTÍT lWÍ TlTTf "'TTTn of a climate unequalled elsewhere in - j. I í ! To the West of Cimar--'- j ! 1 111 I i 1 j ! I if mountains rise INCRUHTINO , OR4IN8PKR . Uj.; . . . jJj U. II , J iJ i j j f J 1 America. to an altitude of The summers are never - f',: too hot and the via.e o, mile n 9,000 14,000 J " ' to 4 flow CRlcium Carbonate - - - 8.68?8 " ""T""7T""""". "I""""' """"""""". 'i '" I" t "t " crisp and cold at times, .ii never failing 't7 V" ZZZ't'"ZT' t ' are full of sunshine. u .. T ! Hunting s,n ama of cicium Bniphste - . - 1.4580 .i fTiTiti'iiTí- - fTTnriTflTTritT TrntiTttnTfTíi tñtrnttrii'iitt1! rmnTi'Trtn rTiTTrtttitttn fTiitunttrittw íi rutti nttm piTiiii'iin-mr- pure wate,. a oi.: sag.sdve of cheap power 5 and of i ! Calcium Chloride - - - . i i Uj f ' I 1! ;; i J ! . ! StreamS and lakes nearby is ooi- - Xt is be-uti- j , ' ful and .rngation. ! !' lgiisl3.5l-i- i TL, Cimaron - - 1.1CC3 jgajaaa? ' !i aai1!-- m ; lkJ4;ll:l-J.-ül;i- riiliMúsy lajjtjjjji t i üi-- iits midway between MacneHium Carbonato tii'---Sc!'- ' ' jsJj;.. j wsiüiMi il4lj;ll: i : healthful the sources of these I f country to live Y in. MasDeainm Svlnbate - - Irí'MilT WFPl nWTWWIWlWI fWmfmwm rfflroffWRraJRní! ... j. .fe h. j UC Irori J The scenery in the mount a" ns is streams and these -. mi.f rich lands so well adapted to the culture of üsss-affls"- u magmficient and the country offers the . . . ; n miiíiiitiiuijí Biuipi mmm wmm wmm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiii wmm every attraction to the lover sugar beet, fruit, alfalfa, grain and vegetables! Silica i.5838 $f-- f iimimi 4 U íij of outdoor life. . í 4 Nowhere Suspended - . P I is building Matter PnTmfffmTm"' I ' material found in greater f ttf1 Htltll't'tmitfi mTmWffflTn'5 mtl t mtl U tttiN H ttttHI Hti n'!'m rn-t-tttTT- i n From a business standpoint, variety and ' ! í Cimarron is most ideally L i and abundance. J. ! J j ! I Instead of having ship Total "Tsioí .. -- . ?! M to lumber in, as do many - ..... !i! "! strategically located at the entrance to the last great pass .... CRAIjJ T-- - . - through towns, upon the completion PER t 1 tA" IT "y j " A the Rocky of the Cimarron & Northwest- Mountains and, as if in confirmation of the old saying ern u Railroad the Sodium Sulphate - - - - OTOitoi XlinifflltMIlti wpi j"i mi m H-- that 'the last is always entire Southwest will draw in great measure Sodium Chloride - - - .0249 i í the best," the St. Louis, Ro5ky Mountain & J ! i - its supply of ,J H1 3 ' timber products from Cimarron. ! u lT Sodium Carbonate - - - trace f 1.777, STte! i''p lf L f Pacific Railway Company, "I jr"" in acquiring this pass, has Sodium Nitrate - - - Jr secured the To the Southwest are enormous deposits of i&TlüVTt'ñ'fá A"T""f "V.V"T"Tt7"r.7TrF best and shortest line of all the Pacific the finest ' " i i i to Coast and this railroad Totai - rm - (iiiKintííiitfi i fiiuttiiííiiiíB fin mi II II un Hiiiiiníiinifl PiiiiiiíifiritiB i Hiriiiiitifnm Bniiiiinnnii cement rock. To the Northwest, mountain of Iron. Every- has shown its appreciation of the advantages and possibilities of where along the Cimarron River sharp sand and gravel, assur- Cimarron and its confidence in the future of the place by selecting ing a never failing re-infor- ced I supply - B Q l.l llJj I fJ.l.llilll.l.l.l.l.l.lJj of build- Carbonic Acid (UlilllJUJJJJlJ I üJJJlllljJJJJJJJ tlIJJJiIJJJIUU Illf till lililí lllJ.UJIJll.lll.llj for concrete the j it its General Headquarters and for the location of its shops ing material - l'!- of the future. . í'.í..Jy.V.i V An unlimited supply REMARKS Should make a Very Good water for H f- 4. and they have been wise for of building j ' Cimarron is the I of - M f I I .11..I. center a region that stone is easily Boiler use. Kindly note the unus- HI j j It j Ml I l quarried along fimmj jlin jjjj'j 111 f till ITfTTlTl 11111111111111113 11 111111111111 Ikl the line of the railroad within a n!l i i ) has every resource : i F i ; one could ask. nallv amally small amount of total tjj 3 few miles of the í ill town and there is clay tor lime- i brick onda. , jjy jj í;'if 1 ! , i Following and i &í SSftSS SSfSSS r lU .. are a few good reasons why Cimarron is likely to stone for lime. Fuel M.y Slat, 1WO. j j j is abundant and cheap. j fl become a good business point: gg ffljfc This then is the situation: One head-quarte- railroad in operation Cimarron is the rs and has the shops of the St. intersecting three other important systems, which are ten, Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Railway Company and is to be thirty and head-quarte- seventy miles distant respectively the rs from Cimarron. and have the shops of the Cimarron & North- Another railroad building. iiiiffi& western Railroad Ore coming down hill from one now building. Either would make of it a large direction and coal and coke coming down hill from another, ' Y,.i.'..'... j' Ílíiiíü!í!!ss! sized town. i í y.'.'.t sugar beet, alfalfa . ,..;.-- j. 1.. and wheat lands on one side and an unlim- Cimarron is the head-quarte- rs and the seat of operation of ited supply of water on the other. Placer beds that will 'r''' the most important lumber business of it New Mexico. Tributary take years to work out. Timber of the finest quality in such to the town are the finest and most extensive tracts of Pine Tim- quantities that a railroad is being built especially to bring it in ber in the Southwest and the products come to Cimarron for to Cimarron. handling, treatment and distribution. In view of the ever increas- . Fruit lands, the products of which took the first prize at ing demand for lumber, the country over, had Cimarron no other the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. Fuel in abun- resources this business would make of it a city. dance. Cement Rock. Iron, Brick Clay, Building Stone, Lime, Cimarron lies in the center of the best cattle range in all the Sand. Gravel, etc., all within easy reach: cattle by thou- world. Here the cattle the escape the killing effects riorthers of.Texas sands on every side grazing the finest ranges in the and the drouths of the far world. Southwest and in contrast with the great It would seem then as though Cimirron would grow. Ranges of the North-wh- ere every animal must be fed from $5.00 Other towns have sprung up add have prospered per- to $10.00 worth of hay with during the cold monthsthey winter here haps nothing more than the payroll of some railroad shop and keep fat without any to feed other than the natural grasses, and draw on and with many natural disadvantages to contend with the, shipping facilities now afforded by the railroad, had it no with, such as the scarcity of water, fuel, building material, other industries to draw on, it would be a cattle town of several etc. Other towns have only the i mpetous arising from the thousand inhabitants. mining and shipping of coal. Others have agricultural re- Cimirron lie3 midway between the greatest Coal fields in sources, but nothing more. Cities arise through the night America and vast deposits of Iron, Copper, Silver and Gold. The and contend with every draw back imaginable and yet pros- coke and the mineral both come down hill to Cimarron, a distance per with nothing but ore and less of it than lies within e of twenty-fiv- miles or less, making it the natural location for smelt- twenty-fiv-e miles of Cimarron. ers which will mean rich returns from the ore that with the facil-tie- s Timber and cattle industries alone make towns but for shipping now afforded by the railroad, will bring good re Cimarron has around it not one, alone, but every resource turns e.n when shipped to distant smelters, that one could ask. Coal, coke, gold, silver, copper, iron, To the East and South are thousands of acres of rich alluv-a- l farming lands, not one uncertain stream but several never lands only application that need the of water or the skill of the failing streams, grazing lands, cattle, timber and building ma- dry farmer to make them one vast Carden spot. The soil is a deen terial of every kind and description, fuel, railroad shops, etc. sandy loam, with a clay sub-so- il and needs no feriiliziag other Enterprising men to push it and a climate unequalled any than that furnished bv the water., from th m mm tain ttrpjmc where else in America. The town is in its infancy as yet but Pomacious fruit grown on these same lands took the First Prize at the outlook is doubly attractive to both capital and labor be-- i the World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago. In the Taos Val cause development has only just begun. r i y w- , tL i r tTW I MfI'Ilf I I J u 1 J I n

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' - n.i .mi r- , ,, , -- mi ...in tlmiiiih nr.. ,, , ,.., ,,. .. :h-T;-..-- His Childish Query. Memorial MONTHLY MEETING Building at Arlington. Harold, who was about six yea HOLDS ITS REGULAR One of the kindly suggestions la old when this happened, was liste President Roosevelt's annual message lng to an Indian story told by 1 R. Charette & Bro. Is J. that there be constructed at Arling uncle, who was a bald headed gent ton a memorial amphitheater, an esti man (in fact, he didn't have a. General Merchandise Hoard of Countv Commissioners Transact mate ior the preliminary worK on hair), lie was telling Harold bo which is contained In the report ot the Indians, many years ago, used t Motto: "Live Let Live" Routine Business Reports Received, -- Our and the secretary of war. The Grand calp the white people, etc., and wht '.ie got through eyed htm and Approved, Army ot Republic in annua) Harold Bonds Etc. the its n his childish manner said: "Say, SEASONABLE GOODS encampment recommend natloaal has mcle, what Indian scalped you?" Men's fine ribbed underwear, good warm fgoods, the kind 31-2- ed such a structure as necessary tor usually sold for 5 a suit, will go the rest of the season at The tJonorable Board of County In the matter of taxes assessed the appropriate observance of Me Successful "Faith Tea. Col- against Manuel Lobato in precinct morial Day and as a fitting monument Commissioners of the County bf A "faith tea" was held at Swanago, 85c No. 21 for the N. E. of Sec. 26, Twp to the soldier and sailor dead burled n fax met in special session at the court "ngland, In connection with a temper-i- 32N.R. 26 East.it was found that la the beautiful cemetery, and the ce mission. No provisions were MEN'S BOOTS on the 16,00 grades in cowboys' and miners' boots, the be6t wearers house in the City of Eaton 6th tbe same were duly paid but that he president heartily concurs in the prop but those attending were to necessary and good styles, we are selling for day of May, A. D 1907, at 9 o'clock was also assessed on the same land in osition. Tbe old soldiers are getting lave faith and trust that the and take ood would be sent in. So generous 7, was sold fewer feebler, and when they a. ra. precinct No. and same by "as the supply that not only was there N part in the Memorial Day exercises, J. C. Taylor, chairman; tbe treasurer to the County of Colfax enough tea, supper wa3 add-- $4.50 Present says the Troy Times, It is right that for but a Crow, com No. 3987; In the evening, and the scrip-ura- l MEN'S OVERALLS E. N. Burch and David under Tax Sale Certificate they should be made as comfortable later basketfuls were left over for Best heavy drill, without bibs, ' Heavy drill bib overalls, worth missioners; E. G. Twitty, clerk. the land being thus doubly assessed, as possible. is part of the idea That among the poor. the 75c , we want 11.25, we are selling per The minutes of the last meeting the clerk of the Probate Court is here grade of erecting such an amphitheater. Tbe you to wear 'em per pr. 50c pair at 75c were and approved as read with by instructed to cancel and satisfy pf im read structure would be still more Shaving Women. Butler be Ar . the correction that Henry record on the records of the county presslve as honoring the dead at In the very heart of a busy sec- - FINE GROCERIES CANNED GOODS lington. aptly sho-'jii- ch is than appointed road supervisor of Precinct that certain Tax Sale Certificate No And it would moat i in of New York is a barber Our line of groceries well selected, and the prices are lower east. canned goods fancy groceries No 14 in place of Wade Brackett, as 3987, and the tieasurer instructed to symbolize the reunited nation. Ar is open from 1 to 12 o'cloc. manv towns farther In and our line is unexcelled. Fresh ranch eggs, at low prices. Topeka mentioned in said minutes of last harmonize his books accordingly. lington Itself was formerly the home v. ry Sunday for the acconimodatio: of Gen. Robert E. Lee. the knightly f vomen, who go there in flocks to Creamery Butter at 85c per pound Our warehouse is full of meeting. And also in the matter of taxes as prices are very low, - confederate commander, and in Its e it;aved or have their hair sham ieed, hay and grain, and the The official bonds of road super sensed against Perry Van Sickle soil rest not only thousands of union ooec and dressed." Until recently were t visors for tbe following precincts found to be doubly assessed in pre dead but many who wore the gray and a: b?. visaed the residences of leardet lad'es to perform tho "bar- received, examined, approved and or cinct No. 9 on the N. W. 1 of Sec 27, who afterward served their, country .arous of depillation. & dered filed and the clerk instructed to Twp.28N.R. 27 East, the clerk of when the call came and was respond .'tt J, R. Charette Bro. issue certificates of appointment: Probate Court is hereby instructed to ed to without regard to section or po- Cimarron, New Mexico Fout Hearts Beat as Two. ' Precinct No. 9. cancel satisfy of record on the litical differences. The Arlington me J. Karlin, and A rema, kable cour t 'decision In r No. 8. morial should be as soon as Severino Martinez, Precinct records of his office said Tax Sale erected iian:y en ie has been handed dowr Juan Fernandez, Precinct No. 15. Certificate No. 1400 and 1519 and the possible. it. Peruií Italy, where Charles Bal M. M. Salfzar is hereby appointed treasurer instructed to correct his url, a ta' tor. was acquitted of Penalties of Prosperity. barge of laving two wives on th as road supervisor for Precinct No. 12, books accordingly...... After all is said It must be conceded 'round tlia,. he two Foui Drug to accept has hearts. Schroeder's Store and the clerk instructed The Board of County Commission that the apparent disregard for human iiysleians testified that Balliorl ha: bond of Mr. Salazar in the amount as ersof the County of Colfax uuderand life In the United States is largely a wo he'ai t? and the court at once do Raton, New Mexico required by law to be approved at the by virtue of the power and authority tribute to progress and to the indus ided tlii.t this was ample reason foi next regular meeting of the board. vested in them by the appropriation tries that constitute prosperity. Even liirn to marry two women. largesi For anything you need in Drugs, Medicines or Toilet Arti- following justices of the peace act of the 37th Legislature, in the fatal railroad accidents, the The cles, etc. Our Stock is complete and our Prices are right reports were received, examined, ap- year 1907, namely, "The Appointment item In the list, cannot be wholl Willing All Should Know. eliminated, though they can Slid ought There were some very candid per- proved and ordered filed : of Indigent Students to Educational to be greatly reduced in number. But sons in the time of George II. In 1731 George, Precinct No 9. does G. T. Institutions" hereby appoint says the Indianapolis News, railroad the Oeutlernr.n's Magazine announced: Special attention given to Optical Work, and Satifsaction J. F. Hutchinson, Precinct No. 12. Mrss Florence Sitko, of Dawson, N. accidents are only one item in the list "Married, the Rev. Mr. Roger Walna Always Given. Spanish Spoken of York, 26 years age, a W. S. McCloud, Precinct No. 18. M., as a student to such educational of annual fatalities. There are fatal about of to Lincolnshire lady, upward of SO, with C.L. Rinker, Precinct No. 25. institution as she may desire to attend accidents in mining, building, manu whom he is to have 8,000 In money, " matter of taxes assessed and the clerk of the Board instructed facturing agriculture. They all Dr. Geo. C. Roberts - - Manager In the the and 300 per anrn.in, and a eoach-an-fou- r against lots 22, 23, 21 of block No. 10, to notify said Mis9 Florence Sitko of claim their victims as a sort of tribute during bis life only." in the original townsite to the City of her said appointment. to progress, though a very costly one. Carefully compiled statistics show that Raton, for the year 1891 and sold by Dr. T. B. Hart, county physician, "Unfastening" Grass. ST. LOLIS, ROCKY. MOUNTAIN & PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY five great the treasurer to the County of Colfax appeared before the Board and stated in the industries of railroad Little Art one was lng, mining, building, manufacturing by tax sale certificate No. 393, it was that there was a necessity for tbe wel looking at bis picture book. Upon and agriculture no less than 536,165 turning to one picture asked: found the same been doubly fare and health of the people of the he that had persons are annually killed or injured "What is that, manima?" He was told assessed for certain year county, that a quarantine station be that and In the United States. This Is at tbe that It was a sickle. "O, yes," he re- Passenger Schedule paid; the boa id being satisfied of the established at Koehler, N. M., for the rate of over one a minute, and It In plied, "I saw Mr. Roberts have one of orrectnes) in the matter, tbe probate prevention of the spreading of small cludes only a few of the largest those the other day when be un- clerk is hereby instructed to cancel pox. The Board after full discussion fastened the grass." and satisfy of record on the records of on the matter appointed Hon. E. N. Mexico winds up Its year with a re A Wells Fargo his said office that certain tax sale Burch, commissioner, to establish New Version. Express markably satisfactory financial show George Washington's Father Re- certificate No. 393, and the treasurer such station. Traill No. 31 JJi elanoe Train No. 30 ing. She reports exports of $271,000,-000- , member, George, that if I had punish Hon.. Wed. Train No.T from STATIONS, Train No. I Mon.. Wed. instructed to harmonize his books ac- No further business appearing the an increase of nearly $3,000,000 ed you for chopping that cherry tree Friday Imiy Raton Dally Kridajr .7 00 4 (Hi pm Leaves RATON 18 15 pm tl .IS board 3, me more am Arrive pm cordingly. then adjourned to meet June over the preceding year, and importa It would have hurt than it 7 4 S3 pin 7 Lv.CLlFTON B0UKEJCT....Lv 11 AT am 15 pm you." George am 7,3mVI am 4 43 pm 13 Leave g PRESTON II 40 am 5 15 pin The resignation of Douglas Wright, A. D. 1907. $4.2,Ó(0Q,- - hurt Washington "I Leae of $220,651,000, a gain of over 8 20 am 5 00 pm Arr... 1 1 1 00 am 5 20 pm afraid, father, that my incapacity for 80 KOEHLER ifr...Arr constable of Precinct No. 12 (Springer) J.C.TAYLOR, 000. But what Is still better is tbe. ad Saipm Lv , Lv n.0am prevarication is not an inherited trait. 10 23 Arr ....KOEHLER Arr 11 10am . was prescuted board which was Chairman Board County Commis vanee along all the lines of domestic 1 Pm ..-- to the Life. 9 10am 5 50pm itt Arr VKRMEJO Arr J 10 15 am 105pm ' thereupon accepted and his bond or- sioners. development Mexico is literally liv 9 5 am IS pm 41 Lv XKRKOBOSO Lv Main 3 45 pm 10 2(1 am (I 30 pro 47 Arr t 35 am 8 15 pm re- ing in peace and plenty, with the most Lv !tlMARR0N .. 2 40 pm dered cancelled and his bondsmen Attest. Use of a Fiance. 11.10am "" ..Arr 12 20pm Arr UTEPARK Lv 140 pm leased from further liability. E. G. TWITTY, Clerk. efficient of governments under the GIils nowadays seldom care to get X Traína Noa. wise directing hand of President Diaz. 25. They Trainn Liiutauce married before they are are 17 and 20 from STATIONS. 18 and 21 it most The day of upheavals and factional willing to get engaged, and many girls Tuea., Tliors Dm Tnea., Tbur, Raton Range Gleanings. and thought a desirable place Saturday Moines Saturday in which to live. He left Friday for disorders, resulting In general demur say that the ideal lire is to Jive at Allen French, general superintend- alization, seems to be past forever, home, have some business to. occupy 7 00 am 4 Leaves BATON Arrive 2 20 pm Koehler to visit a son, a resident of 7 MO am 42 Leave CLIFTON HOUSE JUNCTION 2 00 pm ent of tbe Rocky Mountain coal Mexico has learned the secret of wise their time, and a fiance to spend his 8 05 am 31 Leave CUNNINHH AM Lea ve 1 15 pm that camp. nieney on tbel amusements. Sketch. 8 30 am 25 Leave THOM ('HON Leave 12 40 pm mines, and L. C. White were in Bril- 8 45 am 22 Leave ..VIOIL Leave 12 25 pm 0 25 11 11 40 am I " - am Leave CAPULIN VEÍÍAS Leave liant Thursday looking over the t nt. r 1 10 00 am A rrive 1E8 M 01 N KS Leavn 11 00 am It is just 40 years since Prince Two Professions Barred. for new to ba 124, II ground the plant accepted the I Connects with Kl Pano & Boutweatern Ry. train arriving In Dawaon, N.M., at 10 p.m. Charles of Hobenzollern Raplneau (a careful man) No, Connects with Kl Paw & Southwestern Ry. Train No. 123, leaving Dawson, K, M at fe a.m. erected there soon. Maxwell City crown of Roumania, which was con should never allow my daughter to g Stage for Van ilouten meets trains at Preston, N. M. will sail from Ma- W. A. GORMAN, Gen. Pa's. Agt,, Governor Curry verted into a kingly one after the marry a journalist; he always wastes Raton. New Mexico nila, Philippine Inlands, on June 3, A. L. Mix went to Colorado Springs principality achieved Its Independence; one side of the paper. And still less poet; for the United States. He will first Saturday, returning Monday. and the exhibition at Bucharest, should she wed a he doesn't even go to tbe of tbe line." Nos call on President Roosevelt and prob- which the king opened In the summer. end Miss Addie Dikman of Dawson, has Loislrs. ably will not lc able to reach New was to show the in for News Press been spending a few days with home Intended immense Subscribe the and Hexico unid several days later. country f;lks. dustrial strides made by the Rev. T. C. MofTett and his brother, under its Hohenzollern ruler. His IkeZiuk and family are dowD from Dr. Samuel A. MofTett are in town heir Is his nephew, Prince Ferdinand, Otero. They are guests of Mr. and Marie, daughter of visiting friends. The former at one who married eldest Mrs. Ed Sproull. the English duke of Edinburgh. one time was pastor of the First Mrs. Walter Barlow and two chil Presbyterian church of this city and It is stated that Emperor William's dren, lias recently returned from a long of Colorado Springs, are herefor bill for railroad transportation on his sojourn in Korea. a visit with Mrs. A. L. Mix. trips about the empire amounts to half ' A. II . Officer, auditor of tbe St Emma and Arthur Dikman have a million dollars a year. He has spe- Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific been quite sick with tonsilitis, but are cial trains and pays the ordinary rates railway, accompanied by Mrs. Officer, better now. Dr. Hopkins, of Springer, on all railways. Recently the em- have returned from a month's tour of is in charge of tbeni. peror has adopted the motor car, which is a cheaper means of getting the east, where they visited many of Tbe ice cream social in the Red how- Cimarron about. For all ceremonial visits, the principal cities, Mr. Officer at River district was well attended and ever, he still considers it necessary to tended the annual meeting of the as a success in every way. Something travel by rail. The kaiser is the most sociatioo of Railway Accountauts over twenty-on- dollars were netted. extensive traveler among European held at Atlantic City, N.J, a short F. G. McAdams is enteitaining bis rulers. LUMBER CO. hne since. Tl.ey reporta very en- father, who has just arrived from joyable trip, In remote places In eastern Ken- Kaw City, Okla. If pleased with the tucky they still observe January 6, or T. E. Schomberg, of Trinidad, was outlook he will probably locate here, Old Christmas, never having changed ia town Thursday and left for Cimar Miss the calendar. Their ancestors came Wholesale and Retail roa that afternoon where he has ex- Lena Dick, of Las Vegas, tensive business interests Mr. came up Monday and after a short from England about the middle of the Lumber and Building is general manager of the stay in Maxwell, went out to Chico to eighteenth century, just when the change was being made there. They Rocky Mountain Timber company lend some time with the family of Material of Every De- and also holds the same position with have been 'shut in there .for these 150 G. V. Masten. tbe Cimarron Ac Northwestern railroad years, with almost no communication scription and Build- company. Mr. Scbomlxrg returned Mrs. John McCown left Tuesday with the outside world, and have to this city yesterday and with mem- for Mexico, Mo., in response to a wire learned nothing of changes. ers' Hardware ber of his family spent the day here. stating that her mother was not ex- The city has granted permission to pected to live. She was accompanied A Connecticut judge has ruled that the Hobbs Hardware company to by her two little daughters. a turtle Is not an animal. A compre knowledge ot history, erect a temporary wagon shed on J. II. Harris, of Lee's Summit, Mo., henslve natural says the Boston Transcript, Is evident- land opposite tbe depot of the Rocky came Wednesday and is looking for CIMARRON ly not required for admission to the Mountain road and owned by some steers buy. the k He is the guest bar, at least in Connecticut. latter, with the understanding that of his daughter, Mrs, Walter McCloud. LUMBER Co. the same shall be removed upon the J. W. Glidden, of Illinois, who re- Tbere la a training school for ele CIMARRON. N. M. giving of thirty days' oolice by the cently purchased the Capt. Sparrow phants at Apt, In the Kongo state, city. tract of land, is here and willspenl where 28 elephants are taking lessons. mmtmms. The training operations have produced II. H. McAdams, a.well known resi- a while overlooking things on the encouraging results. dent of Newton, Kansas, was the ranch, where he is making consider guest of his friend, II. C. Duncan, able improvements and seeding a lot There are no apples In China be chief clerk to Trainmaster Summers, of ground. Dixia. yond tbe small crab apples. The com Thursday night. Mr. McAdams monest native fruits are the mango, stated that thi is his first visit to this Where to Stop in Rates. lichee and mangosteen. section of the country and said he Palace Hotel opposite Santa Fe de A sea anemone has been known to was more than pleased with Raton pot. CO Rooms cents and SI. tf lire for SO years.

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Red River News Jccentrlc Frenchman Carried Resefr- - ment to the Grave. From the Prospector There has just died at Belley, France, an old man of 72. who during his lifetime wag notorious for his ec The fishing season opens next district are full of gold and silver, as centric and miserly habits, though he Wednesday, May 15th. svell as lead, zinc and copper. Liti- was In possession of an Income of gation and poor management by $4,000. ' His funeral waa attended by capital, as large number of relatives, who were the Columbian hotel people. those backed with has, i the old saying is, given our district astonished to discover only a tew cop- for- M. Moad is developing the June Who takes advantage of opportunities. Some of the greatest J. a black eye, but the metals are here pers In the house after the funeral. mining property on Moad mountain. The will was opened, and It read future our camp is far from then tunes in America have been made in judicious investments in and the of as followg: "My relatives: I C. A. Cole, who spent a part of last of dear being dark. Two or three our best am you going to be disap- summer in camp, is now located at afraid are real estate. They have been made by men who were able to properties will soon resume work and pointed. I know that none of yon Cimarron. eastern capitalists who have investi- have any sort of affection for me, and fathom into the future and discern the trend of developments. Jack Kelly has the Nevada fever gated certain properties, are writing :hat if you come to my funeral it will and left for that state last Sunday. to certain parties in the district, try- be In the hope of dividing up between me, Ed Price has been helping B. F. ing to bond and lease the properties you whatever I may leave behind I you I left no tunnel of the Iron they want, or buy them outright if now Inform that have Hatch timber the money I whole they can get them at reasonable fig- whatever. sank the Mask this week. of my fortune some years ago In a Ufe a number of other It is reported that Attorney J. B. ures. There are mnulty. All the money that remained TODAY up which Lusk of Taos will leave that city for deals that are being talked )ver and above what I spent of the Pagosa Springs,, Colorado. goes to show that mining men with innuity I have given away or burned. capital are working to get a foothold 1 hope this will be a little surprise Thousands of dollars seeking New Mexico, Dr. E. H. Sharard and family, of are investments in before mining property takes a rise. tor you." A search revealed, however, Pueblo, will leave for Red River about (1,000 worth of annuity stock, the where the assured rate of income is greater than in any other May 21. coupons of which appeared to have KNOWN JACQUOT section of the country. ; C. H. Keen and son, who are now WELL remained unpaid, but on going to the NEAR SPRINGER - bank to have these coupons cashed 11 Pueblo, expect to be in Red River RANCH the heirs discovered that the coupons in June, after school, to look after CHANGES HÁNDS had been 'paid1, but at the special re- mining claims. ' Mr. Kcen"s Emilo Valdez of Springer, has quest of the old gentleman, who had Elizabeth-tow- n, 18 Charles Gallagher, of bought the Jacquot ranch, located tlven ; a separate receipt for each has bought the herd of cattle miles southwest bf that place, on the :oiipon, they had not been canceled. CIMARRONAND VICINITY Is only1 surprise I am belonging to E. G. Burns. t Sweetwater and it is said the deal This' a little - keeping back for my heirs," he said. Young is at LaBellc working represents between $25,000 and $30,- Jesse It appears on the occasion of mining 000.' The ranch has long been con that' with I. Schwartz, developing the old man de- Is ust now in the eyes of the public as the most promising field sidered one of the best in the county, he annual festival property in that section. liberately burned $10,000 worth of ' of land, of New Mexico for If you are seeking a home a E.f A. Endeman arrived Saturday containing 3,500 acres 1,200 jank notes, which he found he had investment. in and expects to be in camp the rest of which are under irrigation and 300 been unable to spend. congenial clime, if you aré looking for safe returns on invest- of the season. He has bought a car acres of splendid hay vega. Two head of cattle ment, will td and steel rails and will put them on hundred and ninety BODY NOT TO BE SACRIFICED. it pay'you come and look over the situation. his property up Bitter Creek, on which and forty head of horses' Were also I ca.n sell you town lots that will' double your money in one he expects to do a large amount of included in the transaction. Physical as Well as Mental Education development work this season. Mr. Valdez will take immediate Demanded. yeax. Business men who are looking for bl location will find George Porter of Raton, and a Mr. possession of the ranch, and com man woman who will train conditions will plea.se them. Beautifully lo- California, are in menee extensive improvements there- The or at Cimarron that Rooney of the mental faculties without any ref- in- on, such as the construction of reser looking after mining erence physical, shows a faulty cated, surrounded by inspiring scenery, with a large section of voirs, new irrigating ditches, fences to the terests. for the work In which remodeling the resi .nullification grazing ana tarming country as a clientage with new develop- John Pearson, Walter Witt and B. barns, corrals, he or she may be engaged, says the J. Young of Elizabethtown, left Mon- dence, etc. 'Oioxvllle Journal. The mind may be the mineral, coal country is ment in and timber constantly going day for La Jara, Colorado, where The sale of this ranch one of over so well trained and stored with real Mr. Pearson expects to go into tfie Colfax county's heaviest estate 'owle'd'ge of the books; but unless on, the field is enticing. been consum here is behind a reasonably strong saloon business. transactions that has it :ody, life runs the risk of being a I have for sale a large rooming house and restaurant that is mountains in the Red River ated in a number of years. The 'allure; if not that, an existence of 20 per on of $4,500. buildings that gcrves as a limitation upon ptxying cent an investment The its possibilities. It lg a spectes of are new and occupy three lots. It will pay you to investigate. ruelty to educate the mind at the ex- Folsorri Happenings pense of the body. Better let a :hild grow up manhood or wom- 1 . into an education Mr! Hill bought a fine team of been in town this winter to send their anhood with inferior children to school, will move back to :h.m with a better education of the Thomas Honey. the" ef- their ranch Wednesday next. nind and a body weakened In Dr. Hally, of Kansas City, is here fort. The fact that so manf men daught busi-lag- in Folsom. Mrs. B. F. Owen and little :n country have' succeeded In jSL will locate this' and - ers, Mary-Laurin- e and- Charline start in professional and public Dr," and Mrs. Morgan weré down and Haimbangfli ed Wednesday evening for Pond .Ife have been the sons of farmers, from'the Mesa Wednesday and Thurs- Creek, Oklahoma, to spend a month whose early life has been spent out INÍew day. Mexico. visiting friends. if doors, has been a subject of re- Cimarron, English are for on Ed. Quest and Tom A stranger from South Dakota in mark: may it not be accounted building on In boyhood their nnrvnr nr-rir putting up á large" store who was here for his health he groiind that their Pkiimtfrifwrmnfttinrtrirrtr mmr rrmrtrfirktyn ' town, developed so that In Wall street. Friday, arid was physique was died of consumption their mental ac- principal of our school, cemetery. after life, besides RAFFLES COW TO BUY LEO. Miss Trail, buried Saturday at Fairvicw quirements. they had "strong bodies' Bells Led to Burglar's Capture. Miss Starr, visited her pupil Stella We did not learn his name. Rev. with which to do1 the wdr they háve Nocturnal clock striking' And toó ' ' Ingenious Schems of a Man Disabled from Friday till Sunday'. Lawlef of Trinidad preached the so' successfully pérformedf Thl 'IsT much of It hii enabled the" Paris" p S- - by a Train. gang J. WILSON We" should have said Oak Canon funeral sermon. not only possible, but very probable. lice to lay their hands" upon a snow instead of Long Martiney, who is charged bf burglars and their very valuable had four feet of Felix , ff there Is more than one way to y booty. Canon, in the big April storm. with stealing Mr. Honey's horses, How to Treat EVpWyiV-Erer- kln a cat. there Is certslnly more of a house In the Black-smithin- g; claim in the cupboard ! kno-- of In' Amer- one1 The Inhabitants Génefál Mr, Johnson, who took' a was finally captured storrf that than wif in which to' acquire a - ' Faubourg du Temple quarter, com is here and is mak- his ranch near Trinchera, and was ica obliges It help to stand on their cork leg . TÜ usual' way Is to earn northwest of town, at ' plaining td the' police" that ' for lóale Wag-an- d feet from ' morning until closing time. buy It,' says ' the New ing preparations to build. His wife is taken to Clayton and placed in jail mbher and past they had heairtf árr extraor- BeTiind each counter In my store Is a York World." The way' ájo'pted br time mtisic teacher and will give lesson. where he will await his trial at the dinary amount of what sounded, like Ci&M&úé a chair. I want my employee when not ,lu'lus" Thorn,'' who IWeÜ' at .05enj Mi- Mrs. Waldroup, who have next term of court. electric bell ringing In the night time, and usy. to sit down and rest. As t walk' "Tails', 'Is to' let á cow raise herself Repairing Neat- that seemed to' come" from rooms In' á' through" tTe' fllffere'nt departme'ntl In ni th'etf' raffle'" her off 'for a' !. ceHafrf direction1, police" flritf v'eM employes' 'do" ndl hive1 TtiorW th ly Executed New Fortuna Five Leaves. mj stOr W wa hit bf a 'rállrótí train thetitSeWes' arid titer for must ' Üír about IhV fled the" fact for live leaVes of to' feel thit they' brice' be year agí), atid whéa' doe the"y - Luther Burbank sold raided the rootn. Herf found Mr? and Boy Pearson, of enough to build caW 'WxMF'lj coMnif a'rbén tori cut oft his' left leij". a' disease o two1 niíébMiíótíé. M' mlness cactus for - me busily engaged in testing went to van Houten Satur- My employes' áre' doing- Tlght aW the the" boiíe iet In.' The injured mar cférl ríorsesrtoe-iríg- í Brilliant, Mm new home. The cactus with - number of timepieces, of which they because' they know- tbst I am do- wás tsttéñ home", where', while ay (ft) visit Mrs. Pearson's mother." he' thoYír Eliminated by Intelligent time had1 stolen' 200' fro matiiifi'cturerV day as' near right orf his"1 back" waiting for the bom i mltlvatlon has great possibilities as ing right and psiag theto wiHrfhbus'e, árfd' were Seirfn'r tested Pío Work Mrl! Mrs. Harry Quick, of would aboiit some meanx f and fnra era ffmn In trM ritariiCtS. End the at I know how. My employes to heal, he cast for "il 'V ÍTTi GardWr, were viáito in-- town Satur- sold the' great1 scientist far rather have me home than abroad. vhAreby he could procure a cork leg IVe reaves by. O,- Plcfc'lís!1' I guess tlíat I ara an easier to ilelng supplied with little In lb wav day. f the plant1 Wdtrld Went to a foreign fellow ' "M'árry' a wdrk for than the manager but he of the' world's goods.' Thorn' was A woman writer saytr Cimarron, - jovernment for propagation purposes no Mrl Jas. Wood, of Blossburg, re- cannot W ver SeVére with them,' be- forced to use his ingenuity. From a man with a good digestion and a turned home from Starkvillle, Suuday cause I álwa'yi' tell him' to usé them neighbor he bought' for a cotfple of nerves if you want a pearl of hua Her Soeelfíc Order. All of the seven deadly sins do been visiting her Just as T use him. I tell every man at dollars' a sickly calf less thati a month band. SÓHERRÉR & where she has Ltyie WaVIe dW not possess a pair live with W. C. SÓNlS the head of a department, "Be kind eld. This he raised on Skimmed mir not nuke a man as hard to daughter, Mrs. Gus Johnson. f skates, and after usins the rollers genuine, case of to the help under you. Do not sneak provided by another neighbor wlu as a : Mrs. Ethel Halla, tfho has been f a friend for gome days she went to a husband Cimarron, New Mexico to them in any other way than the made his own butter, and In time the liver. Choose, therefore, as very ill for the past month, is able to fat with Intention of getting and iier hr the wiy I speak to you. Handle your help calf got strong enongh to be turned a man who Is hearty and husky Contractors and Builders. be out apain. of pattern with a pair the best those respect you and srt out to pasture. Grantng around cost who can eat three square meals a day. Mrs. O. Jones, Raton, spent Sun- I so' that they will E. ball bearing. Stys said: "Papa, must my little, and while the calf waS growing A preferred type of this man is the visiting her sister, once. that they will regret to leave era Adobe, Stone, Iron, Tin and Wood- day in Gardiuet have a pair of rcl!r skates at fattening made baskets ene who Is frankly fond of good eat- Curran. Smith's, ploy." Everybody's. and Thorne Mr. And I want them like Jennie he might have enough canil to ing and who has a welsh rarebit work. Grading, Teams by Dny or and Mrs. Roy Rinehart, of ' that Mr. with pall bearers' on." winter alnnial. By fall he had recipe and a special way of making Weerf. Terms Reasonable. Esti- Blossburg, were visitors in Raton Sea Captain. the The earned enough to more than do this salad dressing. Grab a man like that mates on Application. Suuday. Is the sea captain get, Ra tan's Triumph Over Motor Car. and recently he started a raffle. Al! the very first opportunity you for Miss Maude Stewart, of Van as' a type? He stuck close to lovely." MllWau To-da- y we came upon a rajah drir t!s friends took tickets, and when the as a husband he is Houten, visited friends in Brilliant his ship In the moments of disaster, Ing a motor car drawn by a pair ' takes place Thorne will cele kee Sentinel. Monday. In doing what he could to save the lives of Something had upset the i.ate by wearing his new cork leg horses! of passengers and and. If neces BROWN, economy1 of car, and as cre, GEO. S. THE IMPULSIVE TEDDY internal the ary, going to his death In the effort. Derived from the French. wag the" time the1 car Is "sháh," whlcr Pete Jacoby, two Irish his not first He may often have erred In hlg ex- AROUSED THE COURT'S IRÉ. Persia's ruler the Blacksmith According to rajah had hit upon English language social yester- had failed the treme devotion to duty, but he held word entered the men were taking a glass dispensing with old the brilliant idea of unflinchingly to the" loftiest Ideals of Young Man Glad to Be Victim of the Ions ano by way of the Arabic and N.M. day at the Palace Saloon bar. During the" good old horses of Cimarron. petrol and using responsibility and and Judicial Wrath. French, arriving In the form the course of their conversation, one Mall. really "checks," Instead. Madras his example was of Incalculable value "check." "Chess" is In cry of means of. them said: to his profession and to humanity. A certain squire of a small city kings; and the "Check!" the king Is In danger. Hence the "An' hev ye heard latest about Unprofitable Accumulation. Are we to regard him only as a mem- Connecticut, who betrays his patriot- one's in all Teddy?" If Í knew a miser who gave up every ory, or does he anywhere y sur- ism by presiding In a small office verb and subatantlatlve "check" Wagon and Carriage Works. "check," "Oi don't know. Phwat' is it?" kind of comfortable living, all tho vive? Brooklyn Eagle. painted red, white and blue, had a their EnRllsh meanings; Buggies and Spring Wagons an or "cheque," which was originally the "Why ye know the Pope iv Rome pleasure of doing good to others, all case before him which attracted to order. Horseshoeing and to the temple of Jus- counterfoil of a bill that served to built died the ithcr day?" the esteem of his fellow citizens, Submarine Lifeboat. unusual crowd A up him "check" fraud; "checkered," from the ami General the Joys of benevolent friendship, for dis- tice. young man was before gwan. What're ye givin me?" When a submarine boat becomes "exche-qur,- "O. wealth, poor on a charge of stealing brass, and the aspect of the chessboard, and " tellin' ye. Th the sake of accumulating abled, beneath the surface of the wa- "Ii's God's truth I'm you pay too much for your prisoner's friends were out in at- from the checkered pattern of night, and man. said I, ter and cannot rise Its crew la In a Tope died lasht Saturday (1706-1790- tendance to see that he got a fair the tablecloth on which the king's whistle. Benjamin Franklin bad predicament. To remfcdy the dif- Monday mornin' Teddy appointed a Before the case opened the accounts were kept with counters. MEYER ficulty an Inventor has contrived an show. H. s to take his place." and confusion became so great Rufe Rider auxiliary boat to be carried In the noise his declared that the next for Fishermen. submarine and to be a part of It, prac- that honor Of Arabic Derivation. FOR SALE. Pointer man to Indulge In any unusual out- 1.0, the poor Indian, when he went tically, until needed. In time of acci- "Zephyr" and "cipher" and "zero" Attorney-at-La- w and break would be ejected from the room. A brand new rooming house rishing, used to hang up a blanket in the crew of the Incapacitated are words that come to the English dent He had hardly ceased apeaklng when restaurant property in Cimarron, is so the sun would be would enter the little craft from the Arabic "slfr," which meant his CRnoe that submarine a young man shouted, at the earn? Rooms 6 and 7, Rotb Block. Raton paying $900 per year rent now and hid from water where he was get find when containing chamber had literally "empty." and so "nothing" the the time waving his hat above his head' can be bought for $4.500 cash. In- ting in his work. Then he could plain been flooded the bolts would be with- and the figure that represents noth- "Hooray for Squire Hooligan!" "Put ing. In medieval this figure your savings and make 20 per ily see the fluh, but they could not ser drawn and the vessel with Its human In Itln vest him out." roared the court, and was called both "ciphra" and also What Grandpa Did. on your money from the him. This Is a tip to some of our freight would clear Itself and rise to was cent interest another Instant the Interrupter "zephyruui," the latter probably from A little girl, who was trying to tell benefit of fishermen. the surface. His or- start besides getting the rushed to the door. honor with "sephyrus," or some a friend how absent-minde- d her grand- brought association the increase in the price of real estate. dered that the prisoner be thing even than air. Hence, pa' was", said: "He walks around "TbE of happiness court lUhter "Hie company's object in selling is to mere pursuit Drawing the Line. before the bar for trial. The through the Italian "zefiro," there Is thinking about nothing, and, when he : mem,-- gan your gook oof glanced through put the money into, other buildings never (rains it, and there miint be some "Che, be officer hurriedly about the word "zero" as a doublet with remembers it, then forgets that what gan English pe satlls-lieA.- " a great light sud- accommodation of new comers earnest work with the good time or you mlt broken the crowd, and then "cipher." he thought of was something entirely for the "Very well; I can endure denly fell upon him. "Can't do it every day. be different from what he wanted to rer who are arriving in town the pleasure palls and ceases to broken English,- but I wish you to your honor," he replied. "The young Cim- Shepherd member "Journal of Education. For further particulars address pleasure." Minnie understand that I shall draw the Une fellow you just put out waa the pris 'Read The News and Press.' arron Liimber company. at broken china." Houston Post oner." Spoiling 4 War Story. O Will Build Cold Storage There is cettaln war veteran In Locals and Boston whom we will call William Plant for Cimarron Urowu. He has an honorable record Personals and Is fond of relating incidents of the rebellion. He often tells how he Work will commence a short time got a cut on the bead from the sword W. B. Hickman is moving into his in i on a cold storage plant which will of a confederate cavalryman. There Maxwell Land Grant Co new house this week. is a small bare .place which he says prove of great convenience to Cimar Frederic Whitney was in Raton was the scar of this wound. Many ron people. a time we who work in the same office yesterday on business. The American Brewing company with hira have heard this Btory. H. Todd, of Trinidad, was in town will at once erect a building 28x36 Brown has a brother Charlea who Wednesday evening and left Thurs- came into the office the other day feet, which will be used as a cold to make a call. Bill was day for E town and Taos. at bis desk Q MINERAL LANDS storage warehouse for beer, fruits, writing when Charlie walked up be- James Bats, catcher for the Swastika etc. Duckworth & Marling, Cimar hind him and giving him a slap on club, is now employed in the yards of ron agents for the A. B. C. products, the shoulder, said Jocosely: "Well. Extensive Areas of High and low grade Bill, I see you the Qinarron Lumber company. will conduct the storage house end still have that scar on your head where Butler's dog bit you Ore awaiting Development S. E. Pelphrey made a business trip will also retail ice to the people of when we were boys!" From that to Koehler Wednesday to look after Cimarron. Arrangements are being time one of Bill's war stories gets

Con-tructio- little credence from us. the contracts of the Cimarron o made for the ice supply from the company there. Crystal Ice company of Raton, and New Hampshire Voters. Gold Silver Copper Cimarron users will be assured the Mrs. J. W. Records, who is still in" It was during an in New ice. election Üansas City undergoing treatment best quality of Hampshire. Two woodchoppers got for her eyes, is reported aa much bet-Is- r on at Wentworth station, and when iron and will won return to Cimarron. Conductor Melvin Mann came for Boxing Gontest the tickets, one of them handed out W. B. Hickman, of the Cimarron new tihUell book. "Take out tor Lumber company, was very ill Satur- Saturday Nigiit two to Manchester," he said, "and Our Mining Regulations are very fav- day afternoon and Sunday, but was you will please write on a slip of pa- per name of week. the the station we got on orable to Prospector. Reg- much improved the first of the at. We the These Considerable interest centers in the are woodchoppers. and are B. R. Griebel, of the townsite com- going to Massachusetts to vote." boxing contest which will be pulled ulations apply to all Mineral Lands pany's office, has been assisting in "You. are going to vote," was the off Saturday night at Aztec hall. reply the office work of the Cimarron Lum- astonished of Conductor Mann contained within the Boundaries of the Ira Duckworth has been selected as "and you can't remember the station ber company's office for the past week Grant in New Mexico except reserva- referee and he assures the members of you got on at?" during the exceptionally heavy busi- 'No, replied the spokesman, the club bout will clean with tions indicated on maps ness. that the be a out any signs of embarrassment, the mineral exhibition of the manly art. we can - Henry Livran has purchased four and t write, either." The published by the Company The ring has been prepared in the-- conductor wrote the name of the sta- excellent building lots on Sixth spacious hall and everything is now in tion on the paper and received the 'street and will build a handsome thanks of two readiness for the go. the men." for once. He will SpecialTAr-rangemen- ts home himself at The match is between Kid Butler, Within Lthislreservationj also two convenient cottages Definitions In Bohemia. build of Wyoming, and Kid Joy, of Cimar will be fparties for renting. "Be careful, here comes a grafter,' made with ron. Both men are in the beet of said one as they saw him enter the desiring a large acreage Geo. H. Webster, of the Uracca condition and the local man of course, cafe and glance around over the crowd andlwho are ranch, shipped in a car of elegant ap- has a little the best of the betting. as if in search of somebody be knew. prepared to develop not a grafter," the same pearing brood mares from Collins, is 100 a "He's said another. Ft. The purse hung up f side and "He's a piker." Colo., this week. The animal?, which is to last twenty rounds. The men "What's the difference?" asked the were very handsome lot, attracted will fight at 125 pounds. Prepara first. considerable attention when they tions are being made for a large "A 'grafter is a man who borrows All Conditions were unloaded. crowd. money," was the answer, "and never pays it back, but a piker is a rung are favorable to the success of the Stage traffic to Springer has been lower on the ladder. He has given very light since the building of the up all hopa of getting mon. monev District "Rocky Mountain railroad and it is be Mascot for the but he'll wait around till you buy him lieved the mail contracts will soon go a drink, or he'll take your box of cigar- ettes when you are not looking and to the railroad company. The pres- Athletic Association empty half of them Into his pocket' For further information write ent system is au inconvenience which is felt in business circles. About as cute and attractive a Careful Bookkeeping. mascot as any ball club or athletic "You may talk about prompt and careful bookkeeping all you want to Will Locate in Cimarreo. association can have was presented to said a Boston man to the writer, "but C O. Wonder, of Ft. Smith, Ark. Presiden Whitney of the Cimarron a case came under my observation a who has been in town for some time Athletic association last week. Sunday or two ago which I think Is j The Maxwell Land Grant Company Visiting the family of Ira Duckworth, Mason Chase, on his recent trip to without a parallel. I was attending service at Mount Taos, cub which he the Vernon church fcas decided to locate in Cimarron, and secured a bear on Beacon street. CIMARRON, NEW MEXICO will start a confectionery and novelty presented to Frederic Whitney, and wnen me contribution box was store and ice cream parlor in the it is supposed the bear will be given passed the worshiper sitting next to me put Crocker building on the South Side. its first lesson in boxing at the contest in a coin, and Immediatetly took from his pockets a notebook and Saturday night. The new mascot ' Edmund G. Ross, United States Mr. wonder was for many years a pencil and made a memorandum of prominently connected with the bank- will probably have the place of honor the amount, which I could not help senator from Kansas from 1867 to ing and real estate business in Mena, at the ball game Sunday and will seeing without turning my head 1871 and. Governor of New Mexico Ark. Since he has been in Cimarron likely be a regular attendant at all around, as it was done right under under President Cleveland, died at the First National Bank' my eyes. His cash he has become very much interested the games of the Swastika Ball club account will foot home of his son, Pitt Ross, in Albu up all right." querque, Wednesday morning, at the in the marvelous resources abounding in the future. advanced age of 81 years. Raton, New Mexico here, and is using a good deal of his Canadian Refute Knighthood. Mr. Ross served throughout the time .and influence towards interesting As a rule Canadians have shown civil war,with distinction and later as Foundation Completed. some Lis Eastern friends in Cimarron and fondness for being knights, but United States Senator, witnessed stir- the pinchbeck title" no vicinity. Mr. Wonder has sent sev- The foundation is completed for the has attrac ring scenes. It was his vote that tions for William 8. Fleldmg. minister eral copies of The News and Press to big store building of the Maxwell saved President of finance for the dominion, who has Andrew Johnson Capital Paid Up .....$100.000 Mercantile company, carpen )868 bis native state. and the refused it more than once. 1b," From being impeached in and "Fact ' ter will commence work in a few days. says Mr. Fielding.' auaintlv. "when I for which he was practically exiled Surplus and Profits (Earned) $60.000 Half a dozen additional workmen were. receive a bill from my tailor now 1 from Kansas and for nearly a quarter Deposits... Go to Her Family. .. $800.000 Wants to . put on the job Wednesday and the can take a little delay in paying it, of a century was the object of hatred but if it came Wil- Mrs. Margcritc Cohen, the con- force will be augmented as rapidly as addressed to. 'Sir on part of the people of that state. liam Fielding' I should feel that I author-hive- s Only a few months ago his vindi- sumptive who has caused the men can be secu red. The store is to could not allow any delay under the came, had spent over of Raton, Las Vegas and Albu- be 40x140 feet, with a galleiy which altered circumstances." cation after he twenty years in retirement patiently querque considerable trouble, and will increase the floor space greatly. 01de6t and Largest Bank in Northern New Mexice. awaiting for his malingers to admit The finest stock of goods ever brought A Misleading Sign. Safety Dhposis Boxss in Connection. who has been in the latter city for they had wronged him. The vindi- is 'These signa are certainly mislead two past, now to the Southwest being purchased Depositary for A, & S. Ky., about weeks wants to ing. 1 saw one day cation was formerly expressed to the the T. F. St. Louis, Rocky for the store, and will arrive in time the other which return to her husband and babies, ac- said 'Old furs restored,' and when 1 aged Senator when General Hugh Mountain & Pacific Ry., and Coal Companies, Territory for the summer trade. Manager Liv- cording to advices from the Duke city asked them to restore the set I lost Cameron, the "Kansas Hermit," made of New Mexicovand County of Colfax. ran is. a very active man just now, last year they looked at me as it they his pilgrimage to Albuquerque only She is said to be improving in health looking after the building and the thought I was crazy." few months ago, bearing messages Accounts from Merchants, Corperations, Individuals, and and states that her only wish now is other work incidental to the establish- 'Do you know, I had almost a sim of appreciation from the people of the Ranchmen received on favorable terms. Interest paid ilar experience. I saw sign to see her husband and two children a 'um to Ross. on time peposits. If any change is contemplated in ment of a mammoth mercantile recovered,' yet Sunflower State Senator ho are in Chicago. brellas and when I present banking arrangements please correspond with us. wanted them to recover that beautiful General Cameron, who was a lifelong gold-heade- one that was stolen from friend and war comrade of Senator me they refused to have anything to Ross, brought with him letters from do with the case!" Governor Hoch of Kansas, the lieu- C. N. BLACKWELL. Csvshier Remsberg Mercantile tenant governor, both houses of the With a Slight Correction. legislature and other prominent peo Miss Peachley (dining at a restaur ple, acknowledging the wrong that , Company ant) Auntie, do you see that hand had been done and expressing appre- young man over some at the other ciation of the high motives which table drumming on his plate with a prompted his vote in matter. fork? Do you suppose he is making the The Lobby Saloon & Cafe tick-tack- Ross, one was Wholesale Grocers those s to attract our atten- Senator who at time tion? Chaperon Yes, dear, but such figure of national prominence, has tactics are rude and boorish, Don't j been one of the most distinguished CHÁRETTE & BRACKETT, Props. notice him." . (citizens of TKew Mexico and his fuñ We are prepared to ship immediately straight or mixed cars of any irá! will likely be the largest ever ....Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Billiard.... thing in Groceries, Flour, Hay, Grain, Salt, Potatoes, Salt Meats, Not the New England Variety. held in Albuquerque. Lard. "O! they're real swell people," said Room in Connection. the Chicago man; "an old 'Mayflower family,' 1 believe." New Club House "You mean their ancestors came Short Order Gafe Open Day and Night Prompt and Special Attention over in the Mayflower?" asked the vis- About Completed itor from the East. Always Given to our Orders "O! no. I mean they made their money in 'Mayflower Hams;' oldest The' handsome new club bouse brand o' hams in this section." which has Ix-e- erected on the North Raton. New Mexico Side is about completed and will be JOHN WHITLEY. J. D. STEVENS. Feather Beds. ready for occupancy in a week or sc Never place feather beds or pillows The building will lie found a great (Si in the sun, for the sun, acting on the convenience for the young men of the WHITLEY STEVENS oil in the feathers, is apt to give them town. & a rancid smell. The right plan is to Successors to Littrell Livingston. BANK of SPRINGER air the beds and pillows on a dry, SPRINGER. NEW MEXICO windy day. In a shady place out of Surprised Mr. Récords. GENERAL BANKING doors. BUSINESS DONE. A very delightful and jolly party i fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc. Capital Paid Up occurred at the home of J. W. S30.000 High Tim. Mr. Mother (to daughter whose Records Saturday night. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: tether surprised goes around the corner every time she Records was by a number C. N. Blackweli, President 8. Floerhheim, Vice-Preside- opens the piano) Emily, you must of bis friend 8 who formed a "tacky D. J. Devine, Cashier party" and called on him at a late G. W. M. M. R. stop practicing. Your father's nose al- Gillkoni Sl7. E. Alldredoe ready shows signs of It. Translated hour. Luncheon was served by the NEAREST BANKING TOWN TO CIMARRON were devoted for "Transatlantic Tales," from FU ladies and several hours Subscribe forthe News and Press geoda Blatter. to dancing.