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Santa Fe New Mexican, 11-09-1908 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 11-9-1908 Santa Fe New Mexican, 11-09-1908 New Mexican Printing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing Company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 11-09-1908." (1908). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/7086 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MIR SNTA FB NlhWV V XV JV II JXICAN VOL. 45. SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY NOYEMBEll 9, 1908. NO, 230 t ANOTHER MURDER CLAY PIERCE AR-- EDWARD MORGAN IN SANDOVAL COUNT Y Clllf C01BB RIVES IN AUSTIN OF Territorial Mounted Police Are Invest- Came For the Purpose of Surrender DOWN igating Rumors of ARE CANVASSING VOTE ing Himself to Authorities on SHOT Perjury Charge. HE TARIFF was brutal- A rancher named Garcia Austin, Tex., Nov. 9. With the Sand- ly murder at Cuba, northwestern avowed intention of surrendering him-himse- Post-maste- r New York's oval county, two weeks ago, and the Official Count Shows Little to Sheriff Mathews, of .Travis and Means are invest- Change Ways territorial mounted police county, H. Clay Pierce, of the Stand as well as the rumors of igating the case, ard Oil company, and H. C. Priest, his Committee Con Victim in From Unofficial Returnes as Pub- that two other murders occurred personal attorney, arrived here early Assassin the same vicinity recently and were lished in New Mexican. today. They will call on the sheriff venes hushed up. When Garcia's body was later and endeavor to secure bail. an was held a ver- found inquest and Pierce is under indictment charging causes was dict of death from natural The total election returns from out James Sutherland, D., 1421; superin- him with false swearing in connection STREET rendered and the tendent of M. S. NO INCBEASEOF FREE LIST mm body accordingly of the way precincts, reduce the major- schools, Murray, R., with the hearing in the ouster pro- buried. C. ity of Delegate W. H. Andrews in 931, C. Hill, D., 13S7; surveyor, A. ceedings of the State of Texas against were So- Soon after forest rangers who Valencia county to 1191, and in A. Ririe, R., 8S8, V. R. Kenney, D., the Standard Oil company. The trial of Slight Hope for His Recovery passing, went into the house and found corro county to 191, with three pre- 1409. Pierce is set for November 23. Principles of Protection Will ji blood on the with of -- spattered walls, cincts to hear from. The table plur- Eddy County. Pierce Admitted to Bail. Assailant KillslHimself other evidence of violence. The body is as Not Be Lost Sight alities this evening therefore In this count v the Republicans re- Pierce soon after his arrival here, was then exhumed and it was found Immediately. follows: frained I'rcrn making nominations for went to the court house and surrend- of. that the head had been crushed in and - county office- except for the office of ered to the sheriff, The district judge the throat of the victim cut from ear . ANDREWS PLURALITIES New Nov. 9. Postmaster Ed- county commissioner from the Second and the district attorney agreed on a Nov. 9. The commit- York, to ear. Bernalillo 710 d' Washington, ward M. was shot at Four- strict. Andrews 2S5. Larrazolo 970; bond in the sum of $2(1,000 for his ap- tee on and Means of Morgan Not long ago near Cabezon, in the Dona Ana 178 Ways the House Council. Creed F. Copeland. R 219; pearance for trial. The bond had al- of teenth street and Broadway avenue same a ranchman had his head 28 Representatives, which tomorrow region, Lincoln William D. .McBee, D 1032; been and was for by a man who immediately killed off House, ready signed ready holds its first hearing of the cut with an ax by two masked McKinley 126 E. C. R proKsed was shot Cook, 249, C. R. Brice, D., presentation to the court. All the sig- revision of the will himself. Morgan through men as he lay in bed with his chil- Mora 21G tariff, direct its will die. 1033; sheriff. M. C. Stewart, I) 1111; natures to the bond were those of citi- efforts at, the stomach and pprobably dren. Two men named Sandoval are 005 these hearings towards the Sandoval probate A. R. 1)., 1123; zens of Texas. The trial of the case Insane. now c'erk, OQuinn, gathering of information which chiefly Mackay Probably in jail at Albuquerque, awaiting San Miguel s 704 W treasurer, H. Merchant, D., 1113; was continued until January next. It concerns the cost of in The single bullet which struck trial for the alleged murder. Fe 288 production this Santa assessor, John W. Price, D 1144; pro- was stated by the attorney for Pierce Morgan, entered the right side of his 191 country and the manufacturing condi- Socorro bate judge, G. W. Larreniore, I)., 1133; that, he would return to St. Louis tions as ': abdomen and through his stom- 258 compared with foreign coun- passed Taos A. Kais-jr- , - RAILROADS FIGHT superintendent of schools, A. tries. ach out left without pen- and the side, Union 1CI D., 1120; J. M. surveyor, Cunning- President-elec- t the walls of his . stomach. As Taft and etrating TWO CENT LAW Valencia 1191 ham, D., 1079; commissioner, Second Speaker There was no internal bleeding and it FEDERATION OF LABOR Cannon and the majority of the com- i district, J. H. Graham, D., SOI. J. W. now seems that there Is every likeli-hot- j State of Missouri Defendant in Inter- , mittee on ways and means favor the total Turknett, R. 423; Third C. MET of the wounded man's Suit in Federal iuij district, AT DENVER TODAY protection policy in the new recovery. esting LARRAZOLO PLURALITIES. v. Beeman, D 1139. framing The only excuse known for the Court. 558 tariff, it is hardly likely that the free Chaves Grant Gompers Is Given an Enthusiastic shooting is that Mackey had com- 80 County. list will be materially increased or Colfax Welcome in to the authorities at Nov. 9. The Andrews 871, Larrazolo 1355; Coun- By the Delegates that any essential reductions will be plained Washing- Kansas City, repre- Eddy 633. RrE. X. Attendance. made in ton, that his mail had been tampered sentatives of eighteen leading rail- Grant 4S8 cil, McBride, R., 853, James the tariff on manufactured and some one had turned roads in Missouri Upton, it',"- - 388; House, H. H. Betts, goods. with that operating appeared Guadalupe 92 McPher-so- n R., 940 F. Davidson A. out the electric light when he was before Federal Judge Smith Luna 120 J.' D., 1298; A. Denver, Nov. 9. The popularity of R reading by it in the corridor of the here today and began the presen- Otero 90 Temke, 931, George E. Moffett. D., President Samuel Gompers was attest- SENSATIONAL had received a re- tation of evidence in endeavor to 1311; county commissioner, First ed when he to BREAK postofflce. Mackey their Quay 1 542 rose to call order the Carl B. h ply that there was no evidence of prove their contention that the rail Roosevelt 758 district, F. Dunnegan, R., 1012, twenty-nint- annual convention of the IN TRUST STOCK B. his mail having been tamperedvwith, roads are unable to operate with pro Rio Arriba 175 Ownby, D., 1230; Second district, J. American Federation of Labor at the and that the out of the light fit under the two-cen- t passenger rate H. Robinson, R., 944 Edward Dickin- auditorium this The dele- turning Sierra 140 morning. Adverse Decision of Federal Court was accidental. Mackey's employers and the maximum freight laws passed San 132 son, D., 1301; probate judge, I. H. gates applauded Gompers for several Juan Causes on New York A declared that could account for by the last legislature. Rowlee, R., 83S, C. Bennett 1418; minutes before he was able to make Flurry they Torrance 335 Stock , the shooting only on the theory that The state of Missouri is the defend- probate judge, F. C. Knollenberg, R., himself heard. Exchange. B. "the murderer was insane. ant and was represented at the hear- Total 4143 675, E. Venable, D.,'l559; sheriff, Addresses of welcome were deliver- General Her- Ivon V. R., H. J. ed Governor A. New Nov. 9. A Asked Morgan Who He Was. ing today by Attorney Andrews Plurality 573 Portwood, 951, by Henry Bucktel, York, sensational bert S. the elected gov- D., 1293; C. A. Farns-worth- , W. break in American Tobacco- Mac-"l?e- y newly assessor, Robert President stock on Before the shooting took place Hadley, Mayor Spear, ernor of Missouri, who will attempt R, ,S91, Robert H. Boulware, D., of the State Federation the curb market, followed the adverse had been pacing the sidewalk for Boards of county commissioners in George Ilalley, to show that the railroads made 1351; treasurer, Jackson Agee D., 1539, of Labor and T. M. French, decision of the federal court, which -- at least two hours before. Morgan, most of the counties of New Mexico president under the new statutes. (no Republican nominee) ; of the Denver Trade was announced after the close of who was accompanied by his daughter, ample profits are today canvassing the vote cast at superinten- Assembly.
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