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n j Game and Fish Warden Gable Amount of Public Revenue q Visitors From Every Part of Feeling That Tariff War With Wants ty Build a Fish for All Purposes in U III Territory Will Be Here United States Would be Hatchery Territory. Next Week Disastrous Senate Preparing to Fix Up Another Dose for New Mexico TAXATION WILL HOLD SERVICE NEGOTIATIONS STILL PENDING AFTERDELINQUENTTAX PAYERS $2,100,000 JimECT and Arizona a Recent Plan to Pass Merely Act HORIRL to Authorize Constitutional Convention in Bernalillo Counties Theatrical and Twenty-Seve- n Individual Suit and Execution Chaves and Is Likely to be Adopted. Smoker, Banquet, One Hundred Each Case Will Bring Them Lead in Sums Performance, Dance on En- Articles on Schedule Time. tertainment Affected. to 19. new Program Washington, Jan. No the adoption of constitutions, but no j stars will be added to the American election for state officers and mem-- 1 P. Auditor Charles V. Saf-for-d The Rite Masonic reunion 19. The Game and Fish Warden Thomas .Traveling flag before the summer of 1911 ac- berg of Congress could be held until Scottish Berlin. Jan. government a 111 Gable today applied to the district has just completed compilation cording to the plan under considera- after the constitutions have heen an-- odma rc "CVL u,a has" decided in the event that an man- revenues of dur- be-Th- e court for a writ of alternative of the the Territory tion in the Senate committee on ter- bv and m&n visitors from every Part ot New aRreement on reciprocal trariffs coun- proved the President Congress. - Territorial Auditor Will- 1909 from all sources and by ' Mexico will be most success- damus upon ing ritories. The program is said to have effect of this provision will be and the tween the United States and Germany G. to compel the latter ties. It shows that during 1909, the rul Masonlc event tnus rar neld ln tlie is not reached 7, when iam Sargent, the endorsement of President Taft. It to permit the territories to hold con-- j by February warrant an total income from taxes for all pur- - Ger- to draw a for expenditure provides for reporting an entirely stitutional conventions and elections ca"ital- The class ta dnS higher the running arrangements expire, incurred in the proposition to estab- poses and of other revenues from all new statehood bill for New Mexico aesrees e me tuus iur man's tariff rates must, under or for the adoption of the constitutions " largest general lish a territorial fish hatchery near sources amounted to $3,079,646.08, The bill and the teams are the to American im- and Arizona. Hamilton pass- during the present year, but the con- - degree working law, be applied for wnich $5,000 surplus about $10 per capita or between five ob- so as to Santa Fe, ed by the House is declared to be stitutions could not be ratified until every afternoon and evening ports at present coining in under the are available. The writ is returnable and six per cent on the total as- to the committee have the secert work and im tariff. One and jectionable Senate Congress meets next December. After perfect conventional hundred 25 before John R. sessed valuation. n on January Judge on two accounts: First, because it pressive. The reunion will begin twenty-seve- articles will be affected. amount the income as the ratification, state elections could McFie. It is a test case, the The following gives does not provide for sufficient elapsed Tuesday, January 25, and will con- It was, however, semi-official- declar- to sources: be held. Under the terms of the pro- involved being only $2.00 for pipe time for the adoption of the constitu- tinue Wednesday and Thursday. An ed that tariff with Fe Water and taxes for 1907 and posed senate bill the two territories today negotiations furnished by the Santa Delinquent prior tion and the election of state officers especially large delegation is expect- the United States have not been The game warden $131,428.91; 1908 taxes $1,051 002.50; could not be possibly admitted before Light Company. and members of the Senate and House ed from Roswell and the lower Pecos broken off. An imperial consultative maintains that the fact that the law 1909 taxes $1,062,375.52. the summer of 1911. of Representatives. The other objec- valley. board composed of manufacturers, that the expense of the pro Liquor licenses $134,752,67. to the Ballinger Charges. provides tion relates the protection of Investigating On afternoon at 4:30 financiers and economists has been motion of game and fish prorogation Mercantile licenses $29,785.66. interests in relation to Jan. 19. The investi- Monday public existing Washington, o'clock, solemn memorial services in summoned to meet on January 24, to and culture shall be met out of the Poll tax $40,352.z4. land is of the made and proposed grants. It pos gation charges against honor of Albert will be held in consider the trade position taken by game protection fund authorizes the Fines, bonds, etc., $16,488.59. an act will be mere Pike, sible that passed Secretary Ballinger by Representa- Masonic hall. The address the United States. The newspapers expenditure of the surplus in that Pullman tax $1,243.25. the territories to hold tive Hitchcock of Nebraska, alleging principal ly authorizing will be Hon. Thomas Benton Cat-- ' today note with some concern that fund for the erection of a territorial Common schools taxes $39,347.47. a constitutional convention this fall. extravagance in the interior depart- by bonds ron. Germany is omitted from President fish hatchery and its maintenance. County sales of $344,477.52. New Mexican's Correspondent Still ment, including charges affecting the i Taft's of of Picture Gallery of Governors. School district bonds $60,723.94. his cousin Jack Ballin For Monday evening, the presenta-- i proclamation yesterday Hopeful. secretary and countries to the minimum E. C. Burke has undertaken the Court house rent $1,453.28. to New Mexican. was before the House com- - tion of the "Lion and the Mouse" in profit by Special the ger, begun United of the fees $2,948.64. enter-departme- rates at the States ports. task of collecting portraits Normal Institute Washington, D. C, Jan. 19. The mittee on expenditures in the interior the Elks' theater, will provide twenty-on- e territorial governors to Miscellaneous $63,981.22. committee on is Commissioner tainment for the visitors. On Wednes-Fre- d Senate territories today. VICIOUS ASSAULT ON be reproduced in oil and fitted into District court clerks $3,737.82. the statehood bill. It will Dennett of the general land day evening, it is probable that of considering NEWSPAPER PHOTOGRAPHER. panels in the Capitol giving dates Forest reserves $29,718.37. pass the Senate in the course of a office, who is involved, and Mr. Hitch- - a smoker will ge given. On Thursday j administration. He is succeeding in Artesian well tax $2,822.83. few with several cock, who stirred up the trouble, were the will take place days unimportant evening banquet Journalist Tried to Take a Snap Shot of eveery governor. Bond tax $5,236.70. , securing pictures amendments.' present. jn the 'assembly room of the library. on will the twenty-secon- d settlements $57 768.95. of Aged Financier Way Governor Mills be County Governor Curry last evening attend- Ballinger Will Not Resign. it will be served by the Woman's not the counties the gross income wti to Prison. governor counting By ed a reception to the judiciary at the Washington, Jan. 19. Secretary Board of Trade. On Friday evening, three governors of the American oc- as follows: White House. He was in conference Ballinger madee it plain that he does local talent will present a play at the 19. of $296,-366.S- Kansas Mo., Jan. Arrival cupation before the establishing Chaves $319,582.16; Bernalillo with National Guard City, today Attorney General George not intend to resign under Are. When Elks' theater and the of John R. the territorial form of government. Colfax $252,765.27; here this morning Walsh, Eddy Wickersham on the New Mexico told of a that he was to be , will give a dance in the Armory. Public report the former Chicago banker, on his Notaries Appointed. $182,855.49; Grant $167,116.05; San Territorial Ver- from j judgeships. Engineer succeeded by a man Oklahoma, to Leavenworth to Acting Governor Nathan Jaffa today $150,715.78; Quay $142,189.27: non L. Sullivan is way Fort prison Miguel busy with irriga- the secretary showed some heat. j EXTENSIVE RAILROAD CON- - $127,-854.9- 1; serve a sentence of five was appointed the following notaries pub- Union $130,606.45; Dona Ana tion and act matters in the de- while years, Carey "I don't intend to resign there STRUCTION IN NORTHWEST. overtook lic: Robert Byrnes of Havener, Cur- Otero $124,367.60; Santa Fe of the interior. enlivened by a disaster that partment is anything to fight," he said. "That was ry county; Demetrio Quintana, Ledou, Socorro $109,949.63; Cur - a newspaper photographer who $111,341.96; New Mexico Must Wait. cannot be made too plain. That an- .. to snap-sho- t the Mora county. ry $99,169.91; Valencia $92,824.63; D. Jan. 19. The swer is final and will answer this .,....a attempting aged Washington, C, District Court. 517.- - Coast the Hill and Union financier as he from a train. Lincoln $92,041.72; Roosevelt $87 Senate bill will authorize New Mexi- resignation rumor whenever it comes by stepped In the district court before Judge $80,-264.8- Pacific. John W. Walsh, son of the 65; Guadalupe $85,766.20; Luna co and Arizona to hold elections for ! up in the future." prisoner, John R. McFie the Stevenson-Tru- e Torrance $71,961.23; San Juan saw the photographer as the latter once title McKin-le- y case was up more involving $61,279.06; Mora $58,968.17; Spokane. Wash. Jan. 19. John was raising his camera. Swinging to of in the Espa-nol- a small parcels land $55,095.15; Rio Arriba $53,450.71 Towhy, millionaire railroad contractor his suit case with tremendous force, valley. Sierra $52,341.20; Taos $39,322.48; of said in an interview that the young Chicagoan iiteraly mowed issued the Spokane, Summons are being by Sandoval $33,931.63. the will be marked by down the newspaper men, driving mm out of the district court for coming year hundred $111,-341.9- 6 and his camera in a bunch the Santa Fe county's income of 1 j the large amount of construction work against tax whom delinquent payers against was derived from the follow- to be undertaken in the Inland Em- - side of the sleeper. The photographer suit has been brought. By bringing ing sources last year: ALLEGHANY VALLEY PUBLIC HEALTH pire and Pacific northwest by the Hill, fell in a heap, while his camera went individual suit, execution can be had ' Delinquent taxes for 1907 and prior j Union Pacific, the Milwaukee and flying a. dozen feet away. of the tax I against any property payer I $7,455.72; 1908 taxes $32,783.09; 1909 Strahorn intterests, adding: Convict No. 6864. delinquent. 1 adjudged taxes $40,694.45. Jan. I'd John R. Surveyed. Of- "Eastren and Oregon, Leavenworth, Township Liquor licenses $5,004.50. Pittsburg Merchants Moving Convention of Executive Washington convicted banker Manuel R. Otero of the TJ. and central also of Walsh the Chicago Register Mercantile licenses $777. north Idaho, parts at federal S. land office in this city, gives notice Their Goods Out of Reach ficers of Life Insurance in arrived the penitentiary Poll tax $874.80. Montana, the boundary country here noon and that the of survey of Columbia districts shortly after today, plat township Fines, forfeited bonds etc., $246.85. of Water Companies British and other his sentence of five No. 23 of 2 east, of the began serving north, Tange Common schools $2,365.01. in the northwest will see a lot of new will New Mexico has years. His number as a convict principal meridian, Court house rent $266.66. work and a large amount of better- been filed in the land office and that be 6864. Normal Institute fees $72. UNIFORM LEGISUIM ment of the vigorous systems, such as the land in said will be open I' township Miscellaneous $20,338.42. the reduction of grades and the elimi to on and March 22, 1910. TEXAS COMMERCIAL CONGRESS entry after District court $41.75. nation of curves. The is in the Jemez forest TO BE ORGANIZED. township Forest reserves $431.71. Ohio Two Feet "The Milwaukee & reserve Rio Arriba county, being lo- Rising Every Delegates Represent Twenty Chicago, Paget Sound will also do Be Non-Politic- cated between Coyote and Gallina. Hour and is N earing Danger Million Police Holders and Railway Company will REVOLUTION HAS BROKEN Poin. Enormous Assets. considerable new work in eastern Organization to Promote UNITED MINE WORKERS OUT IN URUGUAY. and northern Idaho, much j fare of State. of in near HAVE SERIOUS SQUABBLE. Buenos Jan. 19. A revolu it beinir and Spokane, Ayers, Pittsburg, Pa., Jan. 19. Tons upon Washington, Jan. 19. The executive where the Milwaukee is for San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 19. At a tion is reported to have broken out arranging tons of water and ice are pouring into officers of the principal life insurance an entrance. There will also be some meeting to be Ireld in this city on Jan-bi- g President Lewis and Other Officials in Uruguay against the government the Ohio river from the Alleghney comi anies of the United States, rep- work on the coast other uary 20, definite organization of the Charged With Packing of President Claudio William. It is by lines, river, the result of the breaking of an resenting twenty millions of policy and on the whole the outlook for the Texas Commercial Congress will be Convention. impossible to confirm the report as a and billion enormous gorge in that stream at holders nearly four dollars is the best in the of this effected. A large number of men rigorous censorship has been estab- a to- year history Freeport last night. The Alleghney cf assets, began conference here of the prominent all over the state are serv-- j , Indianapolis, Jan. 19. The charge lished at Montevideo. the of part country." is , day at third annual meeting the on the that the national administration of bank is full of soft spongy ice, and ing organization committee, Ohio the rate of two association of life insurance presi- which is headed by Colonel Ike T. the United Mine Workers, headed by forcing the up at feet an hour. It is that two dents. About a hundred companies Pryor, president of the Trans-Mis-- i President Lewis, had attempted to expected sub- THER feet above the mark will be were represented. Among the STOCK MARKET sissippi Commercial Congress, "pack" the convention now in ses- STREET danger uniform jects of discussion will be life j The Texas Commercial sion so reached here by this afternoon and Congress here that certain policies for n insurance legislation and a new move- will be a and non-politic- its interests could be forwarded business houses down town are hastily ment for the conservation of the pub- whose it on a hitter factional on moving goods to the upper stories. organization object brought fight GAR STRIKE lic health which recently originated will be to the wel- the floor of the convention From all Monongahela river points promote general today. with some of the larger companies. BJEOBBS fare of Texas. Its organiza- The anti-Lew-is led Frank come of flooded streets in the general element by reports tion will be similar to that of the J. Hayes and others, succeeded in sus- river bottoms. A number of mills shut LOS ANGELES AVIATION Trans-Mississip- Commercial pending the rules for the introduc- Philadelphia is Once More down but no serious losses are yet Two Serious Failures Report- tion of a motion the MEET FINANCIAL SUCCESS. by Hayes that With a Tie-u- p reported. ed on the salaries of the national be Threatened Exchange organizers FIRE DESTROYS GRAND while are attend- Lines Subscribers to Have Every Dollar This Forenoon suspended they in on Local TERRIBLE HOLOCAUST IN PALACE AT CONSTANTINOPLE. ance at the .convention a3 representa- PHILADELPHIA FACTORY. Returned Them With Probable tives of local unions. Dividends. Was Noted for the of Its Between to CHARGE BAD FAITH IS Beauty fifty sixty organizers EMPLOYES Dozen Women Believed to Ornaments and are in convention and Young 19. Sculptured they have the Have Been Burned to Death and Los Angeles, Jan. According Home of Murad V. from to voting power many local unions. Score the treasurer's report the first The for motion Injured. aviation America which speakers the declared Claim That Union Men are Dis meeting in J. M. Fisk and Co., and Haskins : I Jan. 19. The pal-- that. a. dansrerona entrnHsntinn r? closes tomorrow, has been an unquali and Forced to Constantinople, criminated Against Despite 19. A dozen per- - Co., ace of Cheragan, where the parlia--j power has been achieved. Heated Philadelphia, Jan. fied success. Those whose subscrip- ( : . , . , , : 1. 1 a 1, : . . l ' ment sat, was followed and Agreement. sons, mostly young women are believ- nuns 10 tue the Wall. practically destroyed by speeches President Lewr uiaue ii pussiuie uiiug fire The is announced he would be heard in his ed to have lost their lives in a fire noted French and American aviators accidentally today. palace was constructed of marble and the in- before today that destroyed a six story fac- will receive back every dollar New Jan. 19. The failu.--e of own defense the matter was Philadelphia, Jan. 19. Philadelphia here, York, terior was remarkable for the vote. tory building in the produce market they risked and more. The the house of Has- beauty put to a is threatened with another great probably important Lathrop of the ornaments in mar- section. About twenty men and girls attendance has averaged $30,000 a kins and was announced on sculptured As Company ble and wood. For it was street" railway strike. the result are in hospitals suffering from burns, day. the stock this The many years CELEBRATING BIRTHDAY OF exchange morning. the home of the Sultan Murad of a disagreement between the griev- or from injuries received jumping firm for a time has been inti- despot GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE. long V. and was inaccessible to visitors. ance committee of the local union and from windows. About a hundred men, WOODROW WILSON TO mately associated with the interests women and children were employed BRYAN. of and Coal Daughters of Confederacy Pinning the management of the Philadelphia SUPERSEDE the Columbus Hocking in the building. The panic stricken and Iron Company. The stock of that EIGHTY BRITISH Cross of Honor on Breasts Rapid Transit Company, 6,000 motor- - people of the upper floors, fighting New Is in Field With Demo- company on sales of .seventeen thou- CONSTITUENCIES VOTING. of Veterans. morn Jersey men and conductors early this for safety were jammed in the stair- cratic Candidate for the sand shares, fell to 37, a decline ot and were ing voted to strike at the call of the way many injured this way. more than 50 points from the open- Unionists Expect to Make Decided In- New 19. Presidency. Orleans, La., Jan. The executive board of the union. They ing. There is no news to account for roads on the Liberals Hardie's third of BUYS 355.000 ACRES IN hundred and anniversary the claim that the company has violated Trenton, N. J., Jan. 19. Woodrow the sensational price movement which Seat in Danger. of General Robert E. MEXICO AT $1 AN ACRE. - birthday Lee is the agreement entered into at the Wilson, of Princeton University, will is supposed to be the result of activi- London, Jan. 19. Eighty constitu- - celebrated the T. e being throughout close of the last strike and that mem San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 19. R. be put forward by New Jersey for the ties of the stock market pool, which encies returning eighty-on- members south The is a holi- of Los e today. day legal bers of the union are being discrim Probasco Angeles, Cal., has Democratic nomination for President has been in evidence nearly a year, voted for members of the new par-Th- states. dis- day in a number of The inated against. Under the bylaws of bought from the Sonora Land Com- in 1912. James Nugent, chairman of whole market is demoralized by liament today. The unionists expect of crosses of honor to an-- er tribution the union a resolution to strike must pany of this city, 355,000 acres of land the Democratic state committee, made the slump. Later in the morning to make big inroads upon the coun-oth- federate veterans practically in every bo endorsed by the national executive in the Altar district, state of Sonora, this announcement today; "Wood-ro- failure added to the demoraliza- - ties captured by the liberals in the city and town of the south by the committee and probably this body will Mexico. The consideration was $1 Wilson is without doubt the most tion of the market, the suspension landslide of 1906. James Keir Hardte, Daughters of the Confederacy was a make an effort to arbitrate before it gold per acre. Most of the land will popular Democrat in the east," said this time being J. M. Fisk and Com- - laborke, is among those for ' fighting leature of the day's commemoration. approves the strike. be put under irrigation. Mr. Nugent. pas.. his seat today. M. JANUARY 1910. PAGE TWd. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. WEDNESDAY, 19,

DAILY ROUND UP. 5 Old Wheat II SOFT MITE Established 1856. Incorporated 1903. JUDGMENT. We think our brother walked guiltily, WE AGAIN OFFER TO imperial Judging him in selfrighteousness, OUR MAN if PATRON ah well! 5 Perhaps had we been driven through Jersy Cream the hell. Of his untold temptations we might be An Exceptional Less upright in pur daily walk than Opportunity Pansy can we tell? In all this world how few there be, C0MENXINQ MONDAY JUNUARY 17th. Can say with truth, and cheerily: Bobolink "The mercy I to other show. 54 That mercy show to me!" AND CONTINUING. FOR TWO AboVAPIFlY FFE5H YFAST WEEKS ONLY OUR EN1 IRE LINE Sued for Divorce Alcario Gallegos has been sued for divorce by his wife TICKETS Matilda S. Gallegos on the grounds WE GIVE CASH EEGISTER extreme WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES of cruelty. Will Be Wedded A marriage li- Muslin Underwear cense was issued at Las Vegas yes- terday to Petreta Solano, aged 21 years, and Victor TJlibarri, aged 22, We have marked these goods down aDd they Co. both of Union. will be sold below the manufacture cost. Every inter Baptist Minister Declines Call to in the line ond Grocery Roswell Dr. Robert Bruce Smith of ? thing (ffertdis bright stylish. No. 40 the Use of Southeast Corner Plaza, Santa Fe. Telephone El Paso Texas, has declined a call j Assured by Come early aid ruako your selection while the to become pastor of the First Bap-- j stock is complete and get the best value ever tist church at Roswell. offer the of Santa Fe. Elephant Butte Dam Condemnation people Proceedings Owing to a trip of C. T. CUTICURA Brown to Mexico, the hearing of tes- timony at Socorro, in the Elephant CALL SEE FOE YOURSELF Butte dam condemnation proceedings Soap and Ointment BROS. GO Ap has been postponed until February 10. SELIGIN Marriage at Albuquerque Miss These sweet and gentle s pure, AND FULL LINE OF Telesfora Garcia and Ambrosio Par-ra- THE FINEST were married at the home of the emollients preserve the hands, and bride's brother, Francisco Garcia, at prevent redness, roughness FOR HALF A CENTURY '8 Albuquerque on Monday evening by chapping, and impart in a single Justice of the Peace W. W. McClel- - and PHONE 36 THE LEADING DRY GOODS P. O. BOX 219 lan. night that velvety softness HOUSE IN THE CITY. i desired Diamonds, Watches, Clocks Las Vegas Wedding Rev. A. Rab-- j whiteness so much by eyrolle, formerly of Santa Fe, at Las women. For those whose occupa- - Silverware, Dec- Vegas this week officiated at the wed- tions tend to the hands or Jewelry, ding of Emmet Field and Miss Susan injure orated China, Novelties, na Hillsman, recently of Plymouth, who suffer from dry, fissured, Indiana, but now residents of Las itching, feverish palms and shape- Mr. and Mrs. Sturn s, Vegas. Henry less nails, with painful finger-end- Leather and Leather Ebony attended the couple. "SOME MORE RAZOR TALK" Arrested for Ambrosio Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Larceny DEAR FRIENDS: Goods. Gallegos, Abran Maraga and J. W. Ointment are wonderful. Livingston are in jail at Albuquerque Depots: London. 27. Cnarterhotise Sq : Paris, 10. Last weeK if vou remember we to a l:i Chaussee d'Antin: Australia, R.I owns takfd you about with the show case RueUo China. charged robbing Co., Svriney; India. B. K. Paul. Calcutta: razor called MANUFACTURER of a store Hons "Kong Dru? Co : Japan. Z. P Maruya. Ltd.. "GRIFFIN'S MAGNETIC RAZOR, which we dry goods at Albuquerque. Tokio: So. Africa. Lennon. Ltd Cape own. etc.. s, Livingston confessed to the theft and U.S.A.. Potter Drus Chem. Cory.. Sole Props.. are putting out on trial We are glad to an- JEWELER 135 Columbus Ave.. Boston. thirtj days Spitz i Gallegos said he had stolen the goods . , . rrt ...... t)nnb nn A lit hftfte nounce that a number of our on tna Cars Treatment ut Slim ana Ilalr. , great patrons took advantage from Livingston. Maraga was Jto Ity tad of this and we are congratula-t'toa- s have disposed of the goods, opportunity receiving daily i Southwestern Engine Blown Up oq oar success ia obtaining the Sales Agency of such TANNER & FURRIER With Fatal Effect The explosion of MINOR CITY TOPICS a long felt necessity in the "RAZOR" line. TAXIDERMIST, the passenger train engine on the This week we to Dawson road at near Tu-- want to talk you abont a RAZOR done to order Canadian, Every Description of work in our line cumcari, resulted in the death of En- adapted for the person who heretofore found it difficult to HEADS MOUNTED J. C Elkins and the GAME gineer scalding 19. V shave with the regular style of "RAZOR". For you dear a of Fireman W. D. Osborne. Elkins Denver, Colo., Jan. Artistic Taxidermy and Ladies' Fur Repairing Specialty X New we a in died at Torrance and Osborne was Weather forecast for friend, have planned big surprise the way of a Mexico: and X Send for for tanning and lining 10 Fair tonight "SAFETY RAZOR" called the "ENDER". This prices jianen me Aiamogorao nosiaai. - razor is ' with tern- X furs and hides for rugs and robes The boiler of the engine was thrown Thursday stationary one of perature. X thesimplestand most effective 'SAFETY RAZOR'S' j more than feet from the track. Highest prices paid for raw furs of all kinds fifty on the market and sails for the small amount of ONE Three Deaths at Albuquerque - General 436 Canon Road F- A Year The weather a - R on .Phone Black. 19 FRANK GORMLEY Merchandise Clay Clewsden, a healthseeker, died Ago Today DOLLAR- This ZOR we are putting out a fifteen days SANTA FE, N. M. at Albuquerque. The remains were year ago was clear and pleasant. The trial for the next two weeks aDd trust will avail 1 only, you sent to Quincy, Illinois. John Maiden maximum temperature was 51 de-- j of the of a a veteran of the Civil War and for grees and the minimum 29. There yourself opportunity giviDg it trial. twenty years thereafter in the regular was 100 per cent of sunshine. army, died at St. Joseph's hospital of Applied for Rooms The Sisters of pneumonia. Mrs. Ben Broer, aged 40 Charity have already received appli- years, died after three months' resi-- i cations for rooms in their new sani- odDavi Undertaker and Embalmer dence in Albuquerque, of consumption. tarium which is rapidly nearing com- Her husband and five children sur-- ; pletion. The structure is beginning HARDWARE CO. vive. The remains were sent to Gold-- i to show up as a sanitarium which Phone J. D. MULLIGAN en, Illinois. will rank with any in the southwest. If Hardware Have Phone No It's Te It January Red Book The Railroad 14 No 14 TO AND FROM ROSWELL. Red Book for January has reached FUNERALS Connection made wlta AutomoMle the New Mexican. It is more com- line at Torrance for Roswell dally, plete and more valuable than ever, RESIDENCE RPn g&LOFFICE )VT 1 O A . Automobile leaves Torrance for Ros-- ! not to but IRQ Vl only the traveling public, NIGHT PHONE PHONE 4 well at a. m., and arrives at Roswell to every one interested in Colorado, PICTURE FRAMING TASTEFULLY AND SATISFACTORILY DONE. at 12, noon. Automobile leaves Ros-- j Utah, and New Mexico, for any rea- well for Torrance at 1 p. m. and ar son whatsoever. The reviews of dif- WHOLESALE j rives at Torrance at 10 p. m. The ferent sections tributary to the Den- AND RETAIL j fare between Santa Fe and Torrance ver & Rio Grande railroad is very oal Wood Is $5.80 and between Torrance and complete and New Mexico is well rep- RATON Roswell $10. Reserve seats on auto- resented with articles from the pens Yankee: mobile by wire. J. W. Stockard of Dr. T. P. Martin of Taos, Paul A. Screened Is cs- - cerrillos Lump TRY OUR It an admitted taci, mat real F. Walter of Santa Fe; M. D. Taylor I financial men and merchants all of A. M. Edwards of Farming-ton- , tate, Aztec; Anthracite Coal all Coal. Coal. Htm lea that and best results a. a and others. For reference the Sizes, SmiihiTg Steam All say quickest, Sawed Wood and obtained by advertising in the New 240 page book is invaluable. Kindling, Mexican. ONTFZUMA AVENUE PAMTAI POAT VAOH Thousands of Acres Withdrawn for fear A. T. & S. F. liepot. VAl 1 1 VUA1 I r Jvl. Also Good for Chickens Power Sites with an In accordance Telephone 85 Telephone 85 Deafness Cannot Be Cured order from Secretary Ballinger thou- SOLE AGENTS FOR by local applications, as they cannot sands of acres have been withdrawn reach the diseased portion of the ear. from entry along the Bill Williams International Stock Food There is only one way to cure deaf-- ' fork, the Big Sandy creek and the Rio ness, and that is by constitutional Santa Maria in Arizona. The pur- Unsurpassed Chocolates remedies. Deafness is caused an I Wholesale and Retail Dealers in LEO HERSCH by port of the order is to conserve the j inflamed condition of the mucous lin-- j timber on those streams for pur- J ing of the Eustachian Tube. When poses of fire and to con- Leras Made in New Mexico. Bon- Hay, Grain, Potatoes, protection this tube is inflamed you have a rumb-- j serve sites for irrigation dams to pre- ling sound or imperfect hearing und vent their falling into the hands of Salt and Seeds when it is entirely closed, Deafness is parties who might not be able to use FRESH STOCK JUST RECEIVED the result, and unless the inflamma--l them properly. The order applies to FOR SALE ASK FOR A tion can be taken out and this tube re-- FISCHER DRUG COMPANY THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GRAIN HOUSE IN SANTA FE. lands for one mile on each side of the ONLY AT SAMPLE j stored to its normal condition, hear rivers named, within certain districts. ing will be destroyed forever; nine The Bill Williams is affected from cases out of ten are caused by Ca- Planet to a point twenty miles above tarrh, which is nothing but an inflam- that place. Entry is forbidden along DIAMONDS wvrcHES 1 ed condition of the mucous surface. the Big Sandy from Signal to its junc- it 18 We have it f a Qm YONTZ We will give One Hundred Dollars tion with the Rio Santa Maria and ' MANUFACTURER OP for any case of Deafness (caused by the last miles of the Uvery along twenty A COMPLETE STOCK OF SINGLE Right price. catarrh) that cannot be cured by Santa Maria's course. MEXICAN FILIGREE I cir- RIGS, SURREY & SADDLE HORSES Right Goods HrjT"by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for Service t Date Methods culars, free. Right ;WELRY A DAY WILLIAMS & RISING F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. TO CURE COLD IN ONE 310 San Francisco St. Phone Red 139 China P Sold by Druggists, 75c. Take LA XATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets Cut Class. and Silverware to cure In Take Hall's Family Pills for Druggists refund money If It falls No Oontagious desease allowed our hacks 345 San Francleco St. SANTA FE, N. M. 1 w uituvfi s signature is ou eaen I Eox, 25c. NOTICE.

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DANGER IN DELAY- - communication from Prof. W. R. Laz-neb- to its solution my earnest considera- as tion." of the Ohio State University, Institute Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous setting forth that subject. Governor Denen of Illinois, notes New Mexico Military to for Santa Fe People Neglect. Wyoming, with the desire of the D. A. ?i it' - . ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO. pleasure L Prom Wyoming, Governor Bryant B. 11. Conservation Committee to aid in Thi Weit Point of th Sojthwert." of troubles SE Brooks sends a declaration the The great danger kisney that any feasible way the work of conserv- Army On cers Detailed by War Department is a firm hold before women of that state are suc- I that they get pursuing ing the state's natural resources and Armv Inspectors RANK SCHOOL IN CLASS the sufferer them. Healtn three lines of social conser- rV-.- recognizes cessfully says: "This work has been confined 1 Ld I im- "A." is gradually undermined. Backache, Sent Them to vation: "First, their efforts to t' a state commission known as the Messages by Through Academic course, preparing young headache, nervousness, lameness, prove and elevate home life and home State Conservation Commission, who diabetes and dis- of American men for college or for tiuMtiess life. Great soreness, Bright's Daughters surroundings both in the cities and " ill be glad to receive such suggest-- j a follow in merciless succession. amount of open air work. Heaithlets location ease, Revolution country are very helpful... Second, inns as the conservation committee of j Cure the School lu the Union. Located Don't neglect your kidneys. their great interest in church work have to offer of auy Military with the certain and safe your organization may 1 the kidneys improves moral conditions and bene- anrl will welcome its n ttie baullful Fcos V.illey garden Doan's which of 3.700 remedy, Kidney Pills, fits society Third, our spot of the West at an e'evatloc cured in Santa OF generally. North Carolina. lias people right here women take a interest feet above sea level, sunshine everv day, but Wyoming gerat Governor Kitchin of North Carolina, Rv Fe. in educational work in all grades, and tttie ralo or snow during session. Albino Street, San- ar.'l Governor Ansel of South Carolina, , Ortega, College of More Than Ordinary by frequent visits to our public Eleven Officers and Instructc-s- all gradu- ta N. M., "I am very grate- Opinions send brief words of encouragement Fe, says: ' schools and close attention to our com- ates from stardard eastern colleges. Ten ful for the benefit I have received Interest Voiced by Chief in general terms. pulsory educational laws encourage furnished, heated. lighted from Doan's Pills. For sev- Executives. buildings, throughly Kidney the teachers and increase school at- all eral I had trouble from my CONFERENCE OF LIFE and modern le respects. years tendance. Aside from these three W back and It was hard for INSURANCE PRESIDENTS. REGENTS E. A. Cahoon, President; kidneys. D. Jan. 19. A sec branches, tlie taken me to do work on account of pains Washington, C, particular interest G, Hamlliou, Vice President; J. Pbelps White, installment of irom in civic improvement as W across my loins and quick movement ond messages generally, Treasurer; W. M. Atkinson Secretary, and rest was or various states on xne well as along many other lines, is They Advocate Uniformity of State aggravated my trouble. My grovernors A to was made pub most encouraging and and Territorial Laws Govern- Fllyan disturbed bv a too frequent desire substanial resources unquestionably and Illustrated u. beneficial." ing Companies. For particulars catalogue the kidney secretions and the pass lic last night by Mrs. Amos udhc of com- address. ages were scanty and painful, f Draper, chairman the special Oklahoma. H fair nil who D. 19. Follow- pWMniMi COL. JAS. W. WILLSON. statements given by local people mittee of the Daughters of the Ameri Conservation of morality and so- Washington, C. Jan. with Superintendent. ,o nspd Tioan's Kidney Pills can Revolution which has in charge briety is the burden of the reply, of ing the general discusdon of the need benefit, induced me to try them. this part of the organization's cam- Governor C. H. Haskell, of Oklahoma, for greater uniformity of state laws found relief right away and by the of education. Aside from the in whose "first by the National Civic Federation and was paign opinion energies time I had used one box my back to the subject be devoted to the conservation the House of Governors, the specific are now testimonials directly should free from pain. My kidneys of this conservation movement, some of morals of the of our sev- problem, as applied to life insurance and I feel de the people QJQ SPRINGS. in a normal condition of the letters are more than ordinarily states. In Oklahoma if we can ac- - and its twenty million policyholders CALlEJiTE IJQT in J eral cidedly better every respect. in their reflection of the this in this country was the subject of to- faith in the curative pow interesting :complish purpose by prohibition These celebrated Hot are the richest alkalin Hot Springs in the have great trend of mind of the thus conserve the day's sessions of the third annual Springs of Doan's Pills." viewpoint and enforcement, and world. The efficiency of these waters ers Kidney sober meeting of the Association of Life In- located in the midst of the Ancient all Price 50 distinguished writers. morals of all our people, their ' been tested by the For sale by dealers. e has throughly and of intelli- surance Presidents. More than six Cliff Dwellings, twenyt-fiv- miles west in cents. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buffalo, Several of the governors entirely minds high standard miraculous cures attested to the con- teen million policyholders were rep- - of New York, sole agents for the United omit reference to what is ordinarily gence and energy will accomplish of Taos and nfty mjies north Santa following diseases: Paralysis, Rheu- u; u.e exet-uuv- t States. understood by the term "conservation servation, progress and prosperity in iesemeu Fe aIld about twelve miles from t. matism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Bright's other and build in Several state insurance com- - , nn tho and Rio Remember the name Doan's of natural resources," and direct their many directions, CJ. li kJlCl--.- i niv npnvor' " Disease of the Kidneys, Syphilitic fu- missioners attended. t and take no other. messages to the subjects of morals, happiness and prosperity for the Grande Railroad, from which point a and Mercurial Affections, Scrofula, training of children and home life. ture as well as the present." "Together with other lines of busi- daily line of stage runs, to the springs. Catarrh, La Grippe, all Female Com- Publication. the of en- and bath- Notice for Governor Hughes. West Virginia. ness, institution insurance The temperature of these waters is plaints, etc. Board, lodging Not Coal Land of state $50 Pecos Forest Reserve, Governor Charles E. Hughes, of The other governors whose mes- counters the obstacle multiple from 90 to 122 degrees. The gases are ing $2.50 per day; $lo per week; 06732.) control and in the demand for 0.000 Climate meets Denver (Serial New York pays tribute in a very brief sages were given out speak more joins carbonic. Altitude feet. per month. Stage' of the Interior, at- said Hon. John A. Harti-ga- n entire waits for Santa Fe train Department message to the general helpfulness especially of the conservation of uniformity," very dry and delightful the trains and U. S. Land Office. of St. commis- now commod- This resort is attrac- tributable to women. His message is mines, forests and water supply. Go- Paul, insurance year round. There is a upon request. Santa Fe, N. M., Jan. 4, 1910, sioner of Minnesota and president of ious hotel for the convenience of in- tive at all seasons and is open all o as follows: vernor William E. Glasscock of West Notice is hereby given that Lucre-ci- National Convention of Insurance for Caliente "Women may help as much with quotes the state geologist of the valids and tourists. People suffering winter. Passengers Ojo Roibal of Pecos, N. M., who, on Virginia, 9 a. m. to one matter of conservation state as that "we Commissioners. "Certain uniform from consumption, cancer and other can leave Santa Fe at and 3, 1905, made homestead en- respect that saying against 5 January to and it is cubic feet of laws exist in a number of states, and contagious diseases, are not accepted. reach Ojo Caliente at p. m., the 06732) No. 8202, for north- as with resnect another, are wasting 500,000,000 try (serial conserva- certain requirements are the same, as, These WF.ers contain 1,620.24 grains same day. For further particulars section 18, 17 hoped that all matters of gas every day," enough, the governor west quarter, township for instance, the form of annual re- of alkaline salts to the gallon, being address: 12 N. M. P. Meridi- tion will engage their interest and says, to run many large mills and fac- north, range east, but the of other re- filed notice of intention to support." tories, and if sold at a reasonable port; multiplicity an, has is as as is final five to estab- Alaska. price to provide more than sufficient quirements great, almost, ANTONIO JOSEPH, Proorietor. make year proof, the number of states. This lack of lish claim to the land above de- Walter E. Clark, the newly appoint- revenue to meet the expenses of the N M is to the 0ji Cliente, ao. County. before or Receiv- ed governor of Alaska, declares him- state government. The waste extends, uniformity exasperating both scribed, Register to U. S. land office, at Santa Fe, N. self more concerned immediately Governor Glasscock says: "to our departments and the companies. er, in- -' "The work of the is M., on the 24th of February, 1910. about development of resources than coal, oil, soil and every natural re- department day of work Claimant names as witnesses: about their conservation. He says: source with which we have been pro- creased and the results this the all-wi- diminished on account of the diverse Com Miguel Lamy, Dionicio Sandoval, "Although I deeply appreciate vided by an Providence. What Wells Fargo & ny Atanacio Gallegos, Pedro Roibal, all interest of such organizations as yours can women do to help this great demands of different states. Owing of Pecos, N. M., in our general welfare, it is to be re- crisis? I answer, assist in calling to the reciprocal and retaliatory laws, MANUEL R. OTERO, membered that in this great virgin these matters to the attention of the each state has varying charges for Register. country, while not unmindful of the voters of the country, to edu- the same service, and changing condi- xpress helping li- need of intelligent conservation, we cate the masses as to the crime we tions with which the companies General Forwarders -- must A knowl- If you want anything on try are more immediately concerned in are committing against posterity. censed there comply. Express of state New Mexican Want Ad. the rational and progressive develop- Whenever the intelligent citizenship edge the laws of the home means a TO ment of our resources." shall have been fully informed on alone little to department. of neces- Porto Rico. these subjects, then and not until This knowledge is, course, Governor Georse R. Colton, of Porto then shall we see the evils which ex- sary, but it must be supplemented by All of World. LMIDBY Rico, addresses himself entirely to ist righted." a thorough familiarity with the laws Parts the IPEttE as are ethical considerations. Here is hi3 The substance of messages from the of all other states, companies Wells laws of Save Money and Inconvenience by Purchasing Fargcr message: other governor includes these: governed sometimes by the Best Work the home state and sometimes by DOMESTIC MONEY TRAVELERS' For Laundry I would suggest the following Massachusetts. ORDERS, lines which conservation work, those of the licensing state. A com- alomj "A great- MONEY ORDERS, FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS. Basket leaves Monday Tuesday could be and should be. carried on in Draper of Massauchetts: pany complying strictly with the law of forests and trees Mexico and Friday. this island with a view to the welfare er conservation of one commonwealth may find itself Payable Tbroufboat tbe United States. Canada. Return Thursday our able to de- an- AGENCY at O. K. Barber Shop of its women: would result in being on that account, a lawbreaker in and all Countries. that velop very much more water power other. As different state laws pre- Foreigu F O. BROWN "I. Dissemination of the idea Agent. is to serve than be served. than at present. scribe different standards for ad- REMITTANCES SENT BY TELEGRAPH. Phone No J 23 Red it greater "II. Care scientific Rhode Island. mitted assets, the annual statements of humanity by "Imme- - effort to check the of preval Pothier of Rhode Island: . show a surprising divergence as pub- - ravages to J. D. BARNES, Aaent Doors. ent diseases. diate steps should be taken protect iisned in diffrerent places. If, for the Ornamental denudation and to "III. Systematic instruction of our woodlands from annoyance caused by this diversity, in- on the idle lands mothers, as to the proper care of promote forestation there were compensating benefits to children. of the state. We should also proceed the policyholders, it might be toler- - fants and an "IV. Care and protection of young to some definite plan for securing ated but of tnese there are none. The women methods similar to those adequate fresh water supply in future only resuit to the policyholder Is in- - by water- - the Young Women's years, both by protecting our crease(j cost 0f supervision, which employed by the STABLE for Christian Association, and eventually sheds and by making provision increase he must bear." waste waters. the erection of an association build- storage of To Secure Uniformity. Pino Rigs, Reliable Horses, Single ing. Vermont. Commissioner Hartigan rererred to Ouggtos, Surries, Saddle Horses "V. Care of the home and family by Prouty of Vermont: "The greatest the constant attempts made to obtain teaching future home-make- rs in our effort in the line of conservation be- uniformity by the National Conven- schools and fundamental rules of do- ing carried on at this time in this tion of Insurance Commissioners in of in Call 'Phone 9 mestic economy, and instilling state is looking towards the preserva- since the organization that body up them, the essentials of family and so- tion of the forests and incidentally 1871 and continued: cial ethics." our water powers. This seems to us "Whatever uniformity exists may When In Need of Anything in the e made to from our Indiana. a very important matter and the last be attributed to such successful organ-legislatur- are perfection of en- - Livery Line. Drivers Furnished because the wood is Governor Thomas R. Marshall, provided for state forester ized eiforts as that resulting in the Lumber) in similar vein. He held as actmeut of committee of fifteen perfect in every particular and Indiana, writes and for securing lands to be the of says: forest reserves." bills, and to the fact that the easiest RATES RIGHT. free from imperfection women is Mass- every "Conservation of men and Delaware. way to draw a bill is to copy it. kaots, cricks and warptnes conservation fur- even more valuable than Pennewell of Delaware "Not hav- achusetts and New York usually Every foot of it is thoroughly resources. If the of the nish the models. On the other hand, of Daughters any minerals beneath the soil of seasoned, dried and shrunk, so Revolution will seriously ing each it incumbent CHAS. CLOSSOF3 American this state, the only thing I conceive copier feels upon it can be relied upon a more on absolutely urge a stricter training and would be the object of conserva- himself to improve the original, and and all mothers ot that, are as by carpenters builders, careful oversight by tion is the fruit. I feel that anything and, hence, variations wnlch all wide-awa- ke archi- will be less laws seasible, their daughters, there can be done to conserve the troublesome as totally different about the white that be. tects hereabouts particularly cause for complaint woodlands of our state should be en- would The greatest accomplish- mention our in slave and to no other subject ment in the line of was Lumber their traffic, couraged." uniformity do I believe could your organization the enactment in more than twenty 8 pacifications. Louisiana. FDR ONLY. itself with a greater degree of states of the laws know nas the 'Com- CASH give Sanders of Louisiana: "Louisiana Charles W. Dudrow usefulness or expect a larger reward." mittee of Fifteen Bills.' I need not Minnesota. has three important conservation remind this committee of With Ten Dollar Suit we a Monarch reclamation of you that every give Conservation of human life and problems drainage, fifteen was at a conference With Fifteen and marsh lands and the appointed Shirt value $1.25. every Dollar Suit we health is the slogan of Governor our swamp of insurance commissioners, attorney our forests and of our a of $3.50 Crosset Shoes. With O. Eberhart of Minnesota, who conservation of and insurance officials, held giue pair every Aloph The one which generals, KERR'S in Dart: inland waterways. in in 1906. Twenty Dollar Suit we give a pair of $4.50 Crosset says inter- Chicago in February, is no field of conservation we are probably most vitally and the Shoes. This offer from 1 7 PLAZA BARBERSHOP "There A V. VlC "This conference resulting only good to 22 J J i uunl V,t, tmn. In r January work in which women may be more ebteu, jubi uiw uu, - awg wer(J due tQ thJ initiative of inclusive. human reclamation of our swamp and marsh st helpful than in conserving John A Johnson j would For 19 the only-fir- The reclamation of these . years health and life. The most important lands. P fho mon will throw to the settler ,,,.. ADOLF SELIGMAN DRY class tonsorial parlor is the care of the health of tne child. lands open wfao awg an(J GOODS CO in Fe. America's army is the Amer minium oi uwe w warkedaMyfor their enactment, but I be-fin- santa standing . lands in the world. . OUR NEW FITCH ican child and his health and strength agricultural MOtOQt tn him TREATMENT are the very center of American great Arizona. ,, wn0 flrst conceived the idea and work-- . Sloan of Arizona: "The branches ed untirmeiv for its accomnlishment. ness." ROSWELL-TORRANC- E s guaranteed to cure, (not only Ohio. of conservation work which especially , He reaijzed fuily the importance of AUTOMOBILE relieve D tad ruff, failing hairand Governor Judson Harmon, of Ohio, concern the people of Arizona relate in9Urance. the sreat good it was ac-- U. S. MAIL AND PASSENGER ROUTE. and e Service Jan. 10, 190S. at Roswell a. m. others calp irritations. We also addresses himself especially to the to the protection, development complishing, and the absolute neces-wis- Established ing at 11:0 Savin use of our waters ; over 30 house between car ry a line of all the women of his own state, who. he says: forests, public sity of praclng it up0n a basis beyond Agenta for the Buick, Pops Toledo, Passengers complete neces-- , these oulfifhiiir facial tonics. "Can be of great assistance in and grazing lands. There is a as to its future. His attitude and Kissel Automobiles. points over any other route. p aid very - question to- j Full of which tend for educative work directed peo-war- equipment modern Cars in LUXE & ameliorating conditions sitjr on questions of interest to the Shortest route between Roswell and HERPICIDE, DE QUININE FITCH - service comfort to send the and boys to indus- the creation of a healthy pub- ple No man, ever more thoroughly tbe Pecos Valley to El Paso and securing to passen- girls - ." gers. Courteous and Chauf- BATHS BATHS BATHS trial schools, and to supplement the lie sentiment and conscience on the loved- the or so sacrific-subject- Santa Fe and all points in the expert people surely feurs in of car. work of those institutions after the ed himself for their benefit. Valley and western New Mex- charge every Seats I reserver on Auto to HQ BBS LAUNDRY boys and have gone out there- Montana. "It would be well, to con-- ico by applying Ageuts girls perhaps, Agent of El Paso & Southwestern we will to call for from by every form of encouragement Norris of Montana: "By virtue of sider the reasons for the failure of at-ra- y Automobiles leave Roswell at phone us, glad your daily Railway, or to Roswell Auto Roi-wel- l. on and and lives - of Co., laundry Mondaye Tuesdays in looking for following up recommendations to the Ieglsla- tempts to secure a greater degree 1:00 p. m. connecting with trains for New Mexico. deliver on and of honorable As for the the be Kl on ;and Thursday Friday. industry." tive assembly, laws conserving uniformity. Apparently they may Paso and all points Rock Island allowance 60 s Baggage lba. Any All work is your of , material conservation and forests have been enacted, summed guaranteed; subject lands us under the following Hallway. amount of baggage can be carried socks are mended and buttons . "which this state seems now most in As yet no definite action has been heads: too much ; lack of 6:00 a. m. arriv- - sewed on without Attempting Leave Torrance at by notifying Company at Roswell. you shirts, need, and in which the women of the i taken towards the water between repre- - extra charge. conserving agreement company state may no inconsiderable ; resources of the state. This is a very PHONE RED 122 PHONE RED 122 play W. part." Governor Harmon refers to a important problem and I am giving (Continued on Pag Six.) iJ. STOCKARD, managzr PAGE FOU THE SAXTA XEW SAXTA X. FE MEXICAN1, FE, II. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1910. SANTA deal in part with the conditions under Pjtji twrvruwnwuiuruu FE NEW MEXICAN which public lands producing miner- 3 . . .. . Professional Cards als and metals are allowed to pass q R. J. PALER, Prwideitt. J. H. VASGBJI, Cashier. THE NEW MEXICAN COMPANY PUBLISHERS. PRINTING into This Vice-Presid- private ownership. object L. A. HUGHES, J. B. READ, Assistant Cashier. PAUL A. F. WALTER, FRANK P. STURGES, has been freely talked of among those ATTORNEYS AT LAW.- - Editor and President. members of who believe Vice President. Congress that m P-- JOHN K. Secretary-Treasure- r. d hra STAUFFER, present public-lan- legislation is obso- PAUL A. F. WALTER lete and to rise to fraudu- I n w M J n ElanEr Entered as Second Class Matter tends give y a a, s mi Attorney-at-La- at the Santa Fe Postoffice. of itie a i EPi4ii n m lent operations. The idea separat- Santa Fe, ... xew Mexico RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily, six months, by mail $3.75 ing the mineral or metallic deposits OF SANTA F week by carrier 23 of public lands from the. to the Paily per 2.00 right E. C. ABBOTT 73 Weekly, per year surface of soil been a Daily, per month, by carrier the hrs good Attorney-at-La- Daily, per month, by mail Co Weekly, six months 1.00 deal discussed since the opening of The Oldest Danking Institution in Practice in the District and Su- Daily, per year, by mail 7.00 Weekly, per quarter .75 the session, but there has been a sub- - New Mexico. in 1C70 Established preme Courts. Prompt and careful j stantial of to degree opposition its attention given to all business. OFFICIAL PAPER OF SANTA FE COUNTY. being put into effect. The proposed - Santa Fe, xew too to Capital Stock, .... Mexico policy is unfamiliar numbers of $150,009 The New Mexican is the oldest newspaper in New Mexico. It Is sent to legislators to enlist their heavy sup- Surplus and Undivided Profits, 75,000 every postoffice in the Territory, and has a large and growing ) ; port, and others find that the interests CHARLES F. EASLEY "" among the intelligent and progress ive people of the Southwest. of their constituents would not be c Transacts a general banking business in all its branches. (Late Surveyor General) it. Still while Attorney-at-La- served by others, really P Loans money on the most terms on all of of the some such favorable kinds Land and Mining business a spec- Bunion opinion that change 5 of policy would be desirable, do not personal and collateral security. Buys and sells bonds and ialty. think they are as yet sufficiently famil- 5 stocks in all market for its customer. Buys and sells Santa Fe, .... New Mexico iar with the details under which it 2 domestic and fereign exchange and makes telegraphic transfer THE CAPITAL AND THE CENSUS. FOREST RESERVES IN THE WEST would out in- have to be carried to act of of CATRON & CATRON is at In less New Mexico has and unwill- money to all parts the civilized world on as liberal terms The census the door. slowly telligently. On all these accounts, it Attorneys and Counsel lors-at-La- en- j? as are than five years Santa Fe will be ingly learned that forest reserves are is urged by various members that the given by any money transmiting agency public or Office: Catron Block gaged in a fight to keep here the good for it and its people. But the investigation shall be really a public b private. Interest allowed on time deposits at the rate of three Santa Fe, New Mexico be-- : Mex- in- .... is New capital. There a close relation lesson is learned and while land inquiry rather than merely an b per cent per annum, on six months' or time. Liberal tween these two facts. The better ico does not say "Aye and amen,"' to into the of the land years' vestigation doings 5 advances made on of G. VOLNHV HOWARD showing that Santa Fe makes this every move of the forest administra- office or of the head of the consignments livestock and products. department ' Attorney and Consellor-at-La- in the census, the better its tion and has a sneaking idea that in of the interior. The idea is not alto- he bank executes all orders of its in the line, spring patrons banking Practice in all Courts of Territory chances to retain the capital for years the 8,500,000 acres of national forests even some of the q and to gether opposed by aims extend to them as liberal treatment in all respects, Speaks Spanish to come without, a On the other in the there are included of fight. territory antagonists the leasing policy, 2 as is consisteit with safety and the 0 sound bank- - 'Phone 192 Black if the census shows that Santa several million acres of graz- which Taft has for principles hand, purely President proposed 2 Rooms 18 and 19, Block Fe is a the sixth or that should be eliminated control of lands. Un- ing. Safety deposit boxes ior The patronage of tfee Laughlin merely village, ing lands the the public ret. Santa Fe, New Mexico in in the from it in the less some of can be con- public is solicited. .... tenth population territory, them, acquiesces policy means delay respecfully the wolves will begin to howl early of forest preservation. Says Good- trived, immediate legislation looking iKru RENEHAN & DAVIES for no one respects the weak, but most win's Weekly of Salt Lake City, and toward a new land policy be might A. B. Renehan E. P. Davies men as well as towns respect and fear conditions in Utah are very similar forced through Congress and the pro- Attorneys-at-La- w the strong. It is certain that unless to those in New Mexico; posed inquiry, unless much shorter Practice in the and Dis- Santa Fe takes in its suburbs, t'ae cen- "There is a strong sentiment in the than is now expected, would doubtless Supreme trict Courts. and Land Law a sus will give it less than 8,500 popula- west against forest reserves. A great defer the legislation until another ses Mining specialty. Office in Catron Block. tion, it will not only be passed by many people reason that they are no sion perhaps even until another long Santa Fe - - - New Mexico Albuquerque, but by Roswell and more needed now than they were session, two years hence." Raton, and possibly Clovis and Tucum-car- i when the republic was young and no THE HOTEL and a few other towns. That limitations were put upon the lumber The editor of the Amistad Tribune G. W. PRICHARD would be regrettable. If the suburbs man and the stockman. Another com- is either deeply in love or the cook- Attorney and Consellor-at-La- w are taken in, the census will place plaint is tljat the management of the ing in New Mexico is so much better Practice in all the District Courts Santa Fe in the 10,000 class; it will reserves is often put in the hands of than it was in his old home, tbat it WILLIAM VAUGHN pROP, and gives special attention to cases give Albuquerque a close rub for first men who, however well educated, have justifies the following paean in praise before the Territorial Supreme Court. place; it will stand for the next ten no practical sense; that many of the of the frecklefaced girl who knows One Best in Office: Laughlin Blk Santa Fe, N. M. to of the Hotels the West years officially as the metropolis of regulations are senseless and that the how cook: of New Mexico. That is in "A girl with one dimple and 400 Cuisine and the "state" law governing them is many ways Lqrge Sample C. W, G. WARD the effort and the freckles is a cinch if she possesses a Table Service Room for Com- worth while slight crude and ineffectual. Territorial District necessary to annex the su- "On the other hand it is claimed sweet disposition and a knowledge of Unex mercial Travelers Attorney expense celled For San Miguel and Mora Counties 15. It can be done law should been framed domestic science. As homely as she burbs before April that the have Las - - - New ' be to the she NEW Vegas, Mexico and it should be done; if not done, years before it was, that because no may unthinking world, SANTA FE, MEXICO WASHINGTON AVENUE - becomes glorified when she dons the Santa Fe will always regret its safeguards were thrown out inestim- j gingham apron and goes into a shin- """,,"""""""""" B lethargy and its backwardness. able damage was inflicted, in some i """'""' HOLT & SUTHERLAND ing kitchen and pulls from the sing- Cities as great as and substantial cases amounting to national calami Attorneys-at-La- ing range the well made bread, the and rich as Cleveland, Ohio, recognize ties, as for instance the denuding the . Practice in the District Courts as majestic pies and the sublime pot AMERICAN AND the given by an official lands around the sources of the well as before the Court advantage great licker. In the eyes of her entranced EUROPE AN PLAN Supreme of at the top of the census in eastern has resulted in mak- the territory. standing rivers, husband she outglitters the Queen of Ohio. It contests that honor with of the Las Cruces. - - - New Mexico ing the beginning deserts, by Sheba and her children rise up and Cincinnati. Therefore the Cleveland of the snows, and the early melting call her blessed three times a day Plaindealer says: consequent dimunition of the volume and several times between meals. WILLIAM McKEAN is no of those rivers the "There longer room for doubt through greatest When the bread is perfectly baked, Attorney-at-La- that Collinwood will be annexed to portion of the year, and the flooding the coffee strong and hot, the hash Mining and Land Law. of lower Cleveland soon. The new council the country along the por- well built and appetizing, and the Taos - - New Mexico elected in that thriving town on a tions of their courses, by the sudden light and smoking as the calling for union with rush of the flood when the snows are melting butter is absorbed, the platform prompt spirit H. M. DOUGHERTY this city has voted solid substance suddenly melted. of the Lord descends upon that house- J. E. LACOME into its are "We suspect that not one man in a hold like a dove and the caverns of Attorney-at-La- promises. They being in made votes which count. dozen has any clear idea of what great the lucky man's soul echo with Practices the Supreme and Dis- good by trict Courts of the "Now the question is one of time. forests are to a country, or the need "Glory Hallelujah." It beats bridge, 'Proprietor Territory Office: Socorro New The census enumerators will begin of their preservation. There are vast it makes the job in the print shop .... Mexico off- tracts of desert lands all around the look like 30 cents. The who can work in April. If Collinwood is girl Commodious Sample Room icially a part of Cleveland then the Mediterranean, which were once fer- cook is divinity. She is the delight GEORGE D. BARBER - 10,-00- is- of a man's soul and a in the city's population will be probably 0 tile areas. There no doubt but that glory Attorney and Councellor-at-La- of God. And we Long Distance Telephone Station. greater, in the official record the deplorable change was wrought by sight have such Practices in the District and Su- which must stand for the next ten the' people stripping the land around girls in New Mexico, hut the need of preme Courts of the a million more is Territory. years, than it will be in the statistics their sources of timber and foliage, Dressing." Steam Heated: Electric Prompt attention given to all business which every one must consult in look- thus permitting the streams to rush FIRST CLASS Lincoln County - - New Mexico Arizona is work on its Room CAPE ing up the relative growth and actual down in floods in the spring and then pushing Lighted, Every scenic which across IN size of Cleveland, if annexation should to shrink, having no feeding springs, highway is to run a Good One, CONNECTION the from east west. is EDWARD C. WADE census-takin- g even as our own eastern rivers are be- territory to It be delayed until afterthe Attorney-at-La- now to shrink. to have branches to various popula- is over. ginning FitESS TBE BUTTON WE DO THE REST, Practices in the and Dis- "In this connection it is tion centers. New Mexico hasn't yet Supreme "This point is important. It may interesting trict Courts of the Territory, in the to read what John Muir, the bot- finished the first link of its great determine the rank which the chief great Probate Court and before the U. S. anist and of California has scenic highway upon which it started center of population in Ohio is to take geologist Surveyor General and U. S. to of the of with a flourish of trumpets six years Land American cities for the next say forests that state. He Offices. among was ago, but is engaged upon other pro- AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN in in- speaking particularly of the Las Cruces - - - decade, respect to the rate of jects which, it is hoped, will be com- New Mexico crease in the last ten If Col- (big tree) belt and the sugar years. Tn pleted and that before the babies of linwood is counted as a of Cleve- pine belt, and says: studying the part fate of our forest we have thus today have reached the age of W. A. FLEMING JONES land a gain which would otherwise be king, far considered of patriarchs. Nevertheless, some effort HOTEL Bonds and Investments 140,000 would become 150,000. the action purely IHi CORONADO If the should be to U. S. Third-Judicia- l natural causes but, unfortunate- made complete the scenic Commissioner for the growth, not including Collinwood, only, ly, man is in the woods, and waste highway at least as far as from "Santa District of New Mexico. should prove to have been 150,000 Fe to the Pecos ' First Class Estana.xo.aa.t iaa. Coaa-aLc3-o- . Eastern local and pure destruction are makiug rapid and bank references. then with Collinwood added it would RATES 50c and up G. LUPE HERRERA Las Cruces - - - - headway. If the of for- Prop, New Mexico be 160,000. And even that would not importance OPEN & Mexico- - ests were at all even from The following from a Union county Day Nijrht Santa Fe New show the real development of Cleve-- . understood, an economic standpoint, their preser- paper indicates that the settlers are R. W. WITTMAN land because a very large increase in " vation would call forth the most beginning to press pretty closely up- Draftsman population has been going on in Lake-woo- on the cattle range and noble watchful attention of the government. that the Copies furnished on file East Cleveland and other su- cowboy of olden davs must soon mi o, records Only of late years by means of forest U. S. Surveyor TteneralSs" Office. burbs which are parts of the same to way betore the fenced reservations has the simplest ground- grate give Santa Fe, New Mexico urban center. te great range and the cultivated even Up-To-Da- .... work or available legislation been farm, First Class and Tloromlily "For ten come dif- here in New Mexico: years to such a laid,, while in many of the finest "When an honest, hard set- JOHN K. STAUFFER ference in the census records and in of destruction is working groves every species tler is to Notary Public all afficial tables showing the size of on compelled dispose of his still moving with accelerated HOTEL MODERN - -. milk cows, in consequence of his en- Santa,, Fe, .. New Mexico American cities would affect Cleve- j ; speed." tire feed CORNER 00N GASPAR. AND WTERATREET, Office with New land's prestige and its business gains crop having been destroyed the Mexican Print- is t ' and opportunities. The higher the by range cattle, it high time that Hot and Cold Spacious Sample Booms Steam-Hea- ing Company. AN INQUIRY ON A BROAD BASIS. we the rate of increase proved by the census community builders have in Room The of the statehood and every For Commercial Travelers Electric Light, the more powerful this will be as investigation depart- legal redress." The Spanish city ment of the interior and of the for- Modern Baths. edition; or the 1909 a magnet drawing in and labor. Laws of New Mexico are capital estry service should be from a broad now ready The greater its growth in the official Santa Fe taxpayers who complain for delivery. Price: standpoint. It is unfortunate that bit- Paper cover, records the better the chances will be of taxation should remember that Al- $3.25, plus 17 cents ter personalities, factionalism and postage; full sheep, for increasing expansion and a higher buquerque taxpayers last year con- $4.00, plus 20 cents postage. Address of partisanship are being injected into tributed $84,422 to the all degree prosperity. city's public orders to The New Mexican Print-ta- g it. No levelheaded citizen believes or "In such good of schools alone almost ten times as Co., Santa Fe, N. M. fortune, course, the that Secretary of the Interior Balling-e- r suburbs of the will much as did Santa Fe taxpayers for city share. The in or stop- engaged any petty graft the same purpose. And still Albuquer- more they do to spread abroad the HERE IS A VERY EXCEPTIONAL The New Mexican com- ped to the small things of which he is que prospers and has outgrown Santa OPPORTUNITY Printing fame of Cleveland and force full recog- accused. He man pany has prepared civil and criminal is a of big things, Fe. If Santa Fe has anything to boast nition of the city's progress the better and if he has in dockets especially for the use of Jus- their engaged any pro- of it its low taxation for it is certain EVERYTHING AT ONE HALF PRiCE tices of people will fare. jects which the strict letter of the law the peace. They are especial- that the owner of property in Santa ly ruled, with DrtntAil Tif.aHni-- "That is the reason why the thriv- discountenances, it has not In certainly Fe pays less on each dollar's worth either Spanish or made' ing villages just outside of the muni- been along the line of making a few riT CHRISTMAS English, ot of value Der year than he would have good record cipal limits ought to favor annexation, dollars on the side in or OP GOLD salary grabs to Day on the same kind and grade BEST LINE AND SILVER FILIGREE ably bound, with , for selfish reasons as well as for the mileage accounts. WORK leather back and of property in almost other city of EVER DISPLAYED IN SANTA Pill covers and canvas hall full greater glory of the city where most The sides, scope that the inquiry should this size. index in front and the of of their people earn their living, di- - fees Justices take is indicated in the followins edi- of the peace and constables rectly or indirectly." torial in the Don't Excellent Assortments printed Mining and Engineering Editors are great boosters in other in full on the first page. The pages Journal: Fail Many are 10 inches-- . direction's than tooting, the praises of to Burned Leather Goods These books are Senator Henry Cabot Lodse, whose "Congress has now de- their the columns other made up in civil and criminal practically community through Burned Wooden Placques dockets, scholarship is recognized the world termined to undertake an investiga- of their newspaper. Of Willard E. Call articles separate of 32 pages each, or with is Con- and 11 Kinds of Drawn Work both civil over, fathering a measure in tion of conditions relating to public Holt, the new owner of the Deming tbat and criminal bound in one to for an writ- book, 80 civil 320 gress provide officially lands. The evidence seems to indi- Graphic, it Is that in ! Inspect Leather Pillows Tops attract pages and pages reported criminal. ten history of the United States. A cate that this inquiry will last during the short time that he is in New Mex- To introduce them they are offered at commission of nine scholars is to be much of the' remainder of the session ico.; he has been instrumental in the following prices tor Civil or Criminal . . . . appointed that purpose. The and will be one of the chief, if not settling ten families from Michigan in k $2.75 Combined Civil and Criminal 4.00 measure is a commendable one but absolutely the chief, feature of the Luna county. Editor Kleinfelter of THE ORIGINAL OLD CURIO .. For 45 cents additional for at the same time it reminds one of months still remaining. The moving Obar, is bringing them in from Penn- a single docket, or 55 cents additional for a the sneers that the Democratic press purpose of the inquiry is undoubtedly sylvania, and even here in Santa Fe, J. CANDELARIO Proprietor utterd when it was in S, combination docket, they will be sent proposed the .political, otherwise it would not have editors have their faith in 301-30- proved 3 San Francisco fet. Santa M. mail or in tetoriaileilslature to provide for been allowed to occur at this Fe Fe, N, by prepaid express. Cash particu- Santa by bringing here family run must accompany order. State an officially written history of New lar time. There however, a is, strong after family and settler p.fter settler Dlainly whether or Mexico. disposition to have the east. English Spanish investigation from the printed heading la wanted. PAGC FVE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1910. THE SANTA FE XEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, X. M. 1

jpiH-"-- " "Vf f) ,y ifH!Mi1i'llf mt """"IBil sfDtDcnfi nflCMTinisiB THIS INVITES YOU SANTA PE HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO, A. F. Steimlock a tourist from Den- ver, is at the Claire. A cordial is extended to depo- invitation yon J. B. Mayville of Everett, Wash., sit your funds with this baDk to transact through is here on lumber business. You Furnish the Girl! We Furnish the House. us whatever business you may have of a financial E. Koentz, a traveling man from Chicago, is at the Claire hotel. nature. A. P. Rand and AY. S. Garvin of Al- the few months we hae added buquerque, are tit the Modern. A MOST COMPLETE Dunrg past W. C. Wooser an insurance agent new names to our list of "We desire many patrcms. cf Denver, is iu the city calling on STOCK IN EACH your business also, believing we can serve you to friends. J. H. of the yoar complete satisfaction. McHughes Cash Entry mine near Cerrillos, is visiting friends in the city. UNITED STATES BANK & TRDST CO F. D. Quigley a hotel representing I register concern, is registered at the FUKNI1URE Palace hotel. FUKNl'lURE, Mattresses Major and Mrs. AV. ('. Porterfield of STOVES and RANGES HARNESS aud SADDLERY Capital $50,000' Santa Fe, S. I. Silver City, have returned from a KNIVES AND CUTLERY WAGONS andBUGGlES visit to Cuba. PIPE and FITTINGS FARMING IMPLEMENTS C. A. Brandenburg, representing the Spaldings Company of Philadelphia, SANITARY PLUMBING MINERS' SUPPLIES DIRECTORS is at. the Claire. Sheriff Julius Meyer of Estancia, OFFICERS G. FRANKLIN FLICK was in the city yesterday and stop- at the Claire. G. FRANKLIN FLICK, President. V. S. DAVIS. ped in Hardware J. AY. Reid a surveyor, and R. Bald- Everything W. S. DAVIS, Cashiei. N. B. LAUGHLIN win, a civil engineer, both of Chicago, are here on business. W. E. GRIFFIN. Asst. Cashl;, J. B. LAMY W. L. Burton, a hardware sales- PUMPS and WIND MILLS BEDS and SPRINGS man from Louisville, Ky., is regis- R. H. HANNA CAMP EQUIPMENT Glassware and Queensware tered at the Palace hotel. w if SPOUTING FREDERICK MULLER W. E. Smith, a conductor on the PAINTS, ALL COLORS ROOFING, Denver & Rjo Grande Irailroad, is ALABASTINE, Kalsomine ' SPORTING GOODS registered at the Palace hotel. WALL PAPER, GLASS GUNS, AMMUNITION 35. Goortfellow of Abiquiu, Rio Ar- riba county, a lumber- expert, is in the city on special business. CALL FOR PRICES LET US SERVE YOU W. H. Martin, an insurance man from Denver, is here on business. He is registered at the Claire hotel. Fred Catchpole of Pagosa Springs, Colo., is in the city visiting friends. He is at the Modern hotel. HOT WATER BOTTELS registered g;g;jg:gISll FOUNTAIN SYRINGES Hon. Solomon Luna of Los Lunas, arrived yesterday in Albuquerque to look after his extensive business in- See our show window for terests there. Joseph Routledge of Glorieta, San- bargains in these goods ta Fe county, is visiting friends in the city. He is registered at the hotel. WE ARE OVER STOCKED Dr. M. F. Desmarais, county super- ONE Last uvek we sale intendent of schools of San gave a big for the big folk Miguel LITTLE and we and offer a few numbers at less than cost to ns, county, is in Santa Fe today on po- BIG BARCAINS understand the little folks were jealous litical and educational matters. SAIL Now you have Ciance to get even. E. M. Shutt of St. Louis, and H. W. There will be cold and we Where dollar of are at the maDy days yet are offering for Stripling, gurrows & Company your King Chicago, registered rew days onlv, to close out some odd sizes, a buys the most Palace. They are here looking over of splendid grade business ROYS AND MISSES FLECEED RIBBcCD TWO PIECE the opportunities, it is said. MILLINERY SUI S Hon.' C. J. Roberts, attorney and f UNDERWEAR from 15c to 30c garment. former journalist, who represented Colfax county in the lower House of the legislature, is a visitor in Santa MISS A MUGLER. Fe. j Southeast Corner Piazi. William T. Smith of Jefferson City, Missouri, a newspaperman, who has been in Santa Fe for his health the O & COMPANY past six months, will go to Albuquer- que for a month or two. (Established 1882) 7.25; southern steers $4.25(&6; south- F. W. Drake, superintendent of the ern cows native cows lumber the $2.75'4.50; camps of Santa Barbara and Tie and Pole and whose and heifers $2.60rg)6; stockers REAL ESTATE -I- Company, feeders bulls NSURANCE home is in Taos county, is $3.505.25; $3.605.15; Hodges, calves western steers $4.50 registered at the Palace hotel. $48.75; 6.50; western cows $34.75. Market OFFICE GRAND MILITARY BALL Hogs Receipts 12,000. 119 FRIDAY OF NEXT WEEK. ten lower. Eulk $8.208.55; heavy San old i 1-- Francisco, St., where th Santa $8.558.62 packers and butchers Trail ends and the Greater SintaFe "trail", $6.75 Strong Effort to Be Made to Pay In- $8.408.60; light $S8.45; pigs begins. debtedness on National Guard 7.75. 6,000. Market We have soma desirable in the Armory. Sheep Receipts very propositions Muttons lambs $7 way of city lots; frait rancaes and Jarg tracts to The board of control of tne Nation- steady. $4.756; be al Guard in this held a 8.60; fed western wethers and year- reclaimed, to offer. armory city fed western ewes meeting last evening and it was de- - lings $5.257.75; For full particulars call or 'q-'-j. address Phone Red 189 termined to make a concerted effort! the above company' " to relieve the board of the $4,300 debt ' which is hanging over the Armory C M O I C U I A HV Qualified and for which no provision is mac's LI 1 U LI O M LMU - N by any appropriation and then to se- W. TOWNSEND & iCO. cure funds for a piano and some nec- Glad to hear of a few pupils essary improvements. To further for German or French this cause, a ball will THE WEST FOR THE grand military Box WEST. be given next week on Friday evening, 446, SautaFeN. M, January 28. It is proposed to make The Colorado Rational Life Assurance Company the affair a social success of the first class. Tickets will be sold at $1 a Denver Colorado. piece and a large crowd, it is expect-- I ed, will participate. I H KAUNE I The Pioneer Life Insurance Co., S. c EUNICE of the Southwest MARKETkbiPORT IE. A M BERGERE, Manager for New Mexico. MONEY AND METALS. & Co. New York. Jan. 19. Call money 3 anta Fe, N. M. Catron Block ;. prime mercantile paper 4 1-- 2 GROCERS 5; Mexican dollars1 44. All our wintpr stock of millinery will be New York, Jan. 19. Amalgamated closed out at Cst, ocd much of it below 815-8- ; Atchison vil7 New York cost, to dispose of it before the spring goods Central 117; Southern Pacific 128 arrive. 3-- 813-4- are lowest Union Pacific 190 Steel ; "Where prices A 25 cent is also on all 122. per reduction made pfd. , v staple goods in stock. AdoLar saved is a EUGENIO ROMERO New York, Jan. 19. Lea quiet for safe 46? standard 'quality" dollar made. Our stock is all new acd noth- Copper firm, or cf & spot and March 13 i-- Silver ing shopworn out date. LUMBER 1-- COAL YARD 52 One Resolution to Make Lumber GRAIN. PORK, LARD AND RIBS. and all kinds Lump, nut and Chicago, 111.. Jan. 19. Wheat Jan. of 109 718; May 108 La Moda material. 1-- building mine run coal Corn Jan. 63 May 67 What other 1910Resolu Millinery Oats Jan. 47 Y RD ON HICKOX tion youmay make 78 STREET, NEAR Pork Jan. $21.90. Phone Black Catron Block. NEW MEXICO $21.55; May CENTRAL DEPOT. Lard Jan. $12.45; May $12.10. Resolve now you will Phone Red 100 Phone Red 100 Ribs Jan. $11.82 1-- May $11.60 (that 1-- & TOM AS 62 2. trade at KAUNE OO. the P. DELGADO Afe WOOL MARKET. coming year. It is a resolu- St. Louis, Jan. 19. Wool unchang- tion in your own interest, for ed; territory and western mediums 2528; fine mediums 2024; fine 12 it means the best possible 21. table supplies at lowest pos- LIVESTOCK. sible THE SANTA FE ABSTRACT, Jan. 19. Cattle prices. Chicago, Receipts REALTY & INSURANCE 20,000. Market steady. Beeves $4.15 AGENCY 7.65; Texas steers $3.854.80; west- r (INCORPORATED) Room 19 Catron Block, N. M. ern steers $46; stockers and feeders Think it over Isn't KAUNE SantaFe, Watch $3.905.10; cows and heifers $25.40; & Does a general ABSTRACT ; REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE calves $7.509.75. Qo, the logical store for you business. Hogs Receipts 35,000. Market 5 to patronize through 1910. to loan on Santa Fe Real Estate to 10 lower. Light $8.308,65; mixed $20,000.00 at low rate of interest : : This $S.358.80; heavy $8.408.80; rough $8.40 8.80; good to choice heavy $8.55S.80; pigs $7.208.25; bulk H. S. KAUNE $8.608.70. . Sheep Receipts 20,000. Market SATISFACTION ASSURED weak. Native western FIRST CLASS COKRICK'S HACK I I IMP Theodore Space $46; $46.10; & COMPANY - tORKIO K Prop yeaplings lambs $6.15 $6.758; native For THE CHAS. WAGNER FURNITURE 8.70; western $6.258.65.v Hire at CO. E Buggies and Saddle Horses Undertakers and Embalmers Kansas City, Jan. 19. Cattle Re- Popular Prices 8,000 300 southerns. ceipts Including PHONE 26 ii Market steady. Native steers $4 K1 i ......

WGE SIX. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, WO.

Si, Louis RoGky Ml & PUBELY IK PRODUCTION IN Pacific Railway Comoany. VEGETABLE NEW IN IS leave BO The safest medicines are those which the system In the best con- dition after their use. This is one of the principal virtues we claim for PASSENGER S. S. S. Being made entirely of roots, herbs and barks, it is not in even Statistics Prepared by Member of Faculty of New Mexico SCHEDULE the smallest degree harmful to any system, but on the other hand its veg- etable ingredients make it one of the finest of tonics to build up the health LSchool of Mines at Socorro. In Effect July 14, 1908. in every way. A great many blood medicines contain strong mineral ingredients which unfavorably affect the bowels, stomach or digestive sys- and blood-purifyin- g effect have is The following resume of mineral in the southwestern of terri-- ! . tem, any they might therefore offset by part the i. vines from Miles From No 2 S. S. in New Mexico in 1909 was HAlLYt'. Dei Molnet STATIONS. KHton DAILY their injurious action on the general health. S. is the one safe and production tory. Placer mining in Colfax county, sure blood purifier. It goes into the circulation and rids the blood of every prepared for the Engineering and Min- which was the most or circulation formerly active impurity pollution. It strengthens the and adds nourishing ing Journal by Prof. R. V. Smith of section, and where hand 00 a. n. 0 Lv. les Molnee. N:M. Arr, 48 6 SO p, m. to the blood and assists in the cure of blood disease. methods, 10 . 4 " 46 properties greatly any New Mexico School of Mines at u ni. Rumaldo, Lv. 6 16 p. m S. S. S. cures Sores and Ulcers, the and dredging have all 10 86 a. m. It " Dedmaa 88 4 65 p. m Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Contagious 60 Socorro: been tried, was dur-- 10 a.m. 16 Oapulln " " 82 4 86 p. ro' Blood Poison and all like diseases, because it purifies the circulation largely suspended ! U 06 a. m 80 " 29 4 25 m" S. S. S. with 1909. All Cal-- Vigil '" p. may be taken by young or old absolute safety, and with the The mines of New Mexico are ing summer, however, J H 20 a. m 26 " Thompson " 24 8 55 p. ra 45 ' assurance that will cure all diseases and disorders due to an or ifornia were thor-oug- a. m. 81 " " 18 8 80 p. m, it impure among the oldest in the United States. operators making a jl 42 " Cunningham " " blood even down t2 20 p. m. Ollfton Hoose JunotloD 7 2 66 p.m. poisoned supply, reaching and removing hereditary taints. mines were worked sampling of the 45 p. m. 2 30 on The Santa Rita placer ground j2 Arr. RATON N M Arr 0 Bock the blood and any medical advice free to all who write. '8 30 p.m. Lv. Ly 12 25 p.pm.m as earlv as 17G9 and furnished cop- near Elizabethtown and its vicinity as 8 48 " " 60 p.m. Clifton House Junction Lv 7 12 05 p. m" THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA. far as Ute 18 miles from Eliz- 4 15 p. m, 48 " Preston " " 18 SU 40 a. m' per to the Mexican government for its Park, 45 p m. 68 " Koehler " ' 28 U 06 a' m for 50 years before the dis- abethtown. The Empire hand drill 4 66 68 " " " coinage p.m. Koehler Jnol. 20 1116a.ru' was used with success and 5 50 p. m. 68 " Colfax " " B8 tlO 15 a. m I I covery of copper in Michigan. Placer proved the 15 77 " " " interpretations may vary. think 6 p, m. Oerrososo 41 9 43 a. m. has been produced since 1538, gravels to be of fairly regular 8 86 Ly- 9 25 m- - can assure you that the next conven- gold grade p.m. Arr N. M. 47 a. H0TELjRR1VALS 7 08 CIMARRON ac- with few boulders, p.m. . rr 7 60 a.m. of with more or less Interruption on and suited to 10 Wti,Lv." tion insurance commissioners will ,. p.m. 88 Nash N. M. Lv 60 7 40 a.m. count of Indian outbreaks and modern dredging. Placer mining in 7. 23 p. m. 89 " Harlan " " 68 7 25 a. m, Palace. take ur the matter of uniform rulings 7. 46 p. m. 94 " Ute Park " " 59 7 00 a. m were other localities Increased, J. B. Mayville, Everett, Wash.; J. and interpretation of existing laws. drought. Turauoise mines open- particularly be- at Pinos Altos, nine from W. Reid, Chicago; R. Baldwin, Illi- Never before have the ed by the Indians and abandoned miles Silver departments gold-bearin- g Connects with E. P. & S. W. train No. 124 in Dawson N. V. fore the of the The City, where gravel carry- Ry.. arriving nois; L. Burton, Louisville; John worked so harmoniously together and days Spaniards. M., C:15 m. Maxwell land in Lincoln coun- ing from $3 to $4 per was hand p. G. Williams, Dallas; E. Goodfellow, the outlook is bright for more com- grant, yard Connects with E. P. & S. W. No. 123 N. now washed whenever water was avail- f Ry. train leaving Dawson, M., Abiquiu; Jonas Actor, Everett; E. M. plete and more effective ty, is open to individual locators 8:55 a. m. of able. The placers at Delorse were Shutt, St. Louis; H. W. King, Chi- Absolute uniformity is probably not by the purchase mineral land scrip for Van N. M., meets trains at N. M. worked by Stage Houten, Preston, cago; O. B. Clarke, St. Louis; W. E. attainable nor is it necessary, but which allows the holder to prospect hydraulic methods, and C. & S. trains arrive and from Des Moines as follows: small were carried on Passenger depart Smith, La Vet; P. W. Drake, Hodges; with intelligent and earnest the whole srant and locate claims on operations in NORTH BOUND: SOUTH BOUND: the central at oth- C. J. Robertson, Raton; Dr. M. F. between the and the any untaken land. The scrip is sold counties Nogal and No. 1, 6: 03 a. m. No. 8, 9:27 a. m. departments er points. Desmarais, Las Vegas; M. G. Stanley, companies such a of concur- by trustees of the grant, at Raton. No. 7, 8:12 m. No. 2, 7:05 m. degree p. p. Couth Bend; F. D. Quigley, Chicago; rence is that all The reclamation work of the govern- Lode mining in the north-centr- Track connection with A., T. & S. F. at Raton and with C. possible irritating Ry. Preston, H. C. Wooster. Denver. features will be abolished." ment will also have an Immediate In- counties increased and development S., at Des Moines, E. P. & S. W. at Colfax, N. M., and Cimarron & L. G. fluence upon the development of the was pushed at San Cerrillos, Northwestern at N. M. Claire. Fouse of Philadelphia, Pa., Padro, Ry. Cimarron, country. Madrid and, In N. is W. H. Martin, A. F. Stimlack, Den- spoke on "Problems arising from con- fact, all the gold Cimarron, M., depot for the following points in New Mexico: Ocate, The Aztec ver; A. Applebarn, Louisville; J. S. flicting state laws and departmental From all indications the great need camps. mine with Kayado, Aurora and Red Lakes. mill s, to life for facilities in dif- at Elizabethtown added to Ute Park, N. M., is depot for following points in New Mexico: Arroyo Fitzsimmons, Milwaukee; J. H. rulings relating insurance," transportation the H. its $4,500,000 record. Some of the Seco, Arroyo Hondo, Baldy, Black Lakes, Cerro, Elizabethtown, Lobo, Los Cerrillos; E. Koentz, Chi- while George Noyes of Milwaukee, ferent parts of the territory is about to mines shipped to the Uuesta, Ranchos de Taos, Red River City, Taos and Twining. cago; Julius Meyer, Estancia; John D. urged state insurance departments in be partly supplied. Five railway Pueblo, Colo., Davis, Mountainair. making rulings to consider the rul- enterprises are under way and one of smeltery, including the Ajax and the P. J. DEDMM,5 JJ. W. A. Ore van H0UTE1; GORMAN, The Modern. ings made by departments of other them, the railway into the copper dis- Pay group, both new mines. Ex- - - tensive Superintendent', V. trcs. and Gen Mgr. Gen- Pass- Agent A. F. Rand, Albuquerque: Fred states, just as the courts of one state tricts in the Burro mountains, Is un- cyanide tests are being con- ducted on the gold ores of this N RATON. N; M- - RATON N JH. Catchpole, Pagosa Springs, Colo.; W. regard the precedents set by the der construction. This line runs from section, RATON, M. but on S. Garvin, Albuquerque; E. Moyer, courts of other states. Leopold and Tyron in the Burro moun- installations were made in 1909. Considerable Roman Ortiz, Roman Gallegos, Rivera; tains to Whitewater station on the activity exists in the J. W. Dodo and A. F. Steiniock, Den- Silver City branch of the Santa Fe. vicinity of White Oaks. The mill of ver. THE FORUM. It is being built by Phelps, Dodge & the Old Abe ran steadily handling Coronado. Co., primarily to transport the ore the ore of leasers. A rich stHi.-- -- nf j F. B. IN ME MORI AM. from their mines in the Burros to the tellurides in the White mountains G Maynard, Durango; Joseph I DENVER ANDER.R. construc- caused a rush of to the Routledge, Glorieta; R. L. Robertson. Prescott, Ariz., Jan. 17, 1910. smeltery in Arizona. Some prospectors I was Mex- section. At Parsons the 200-to- n cya- tion also done on the New They're dying, oh, they're dying, the nide mill was idle CONFERENCE OF LIFE old heroic band. ico Central, which is a consolidatim pending a reorgan- ization of the OFFERS RATE OF INSURANCE PRESIDENTS. The savior's of our the of two previous projects and will company. Large bodies country, of low grade ores which be guardian's of our land, serve the copper, zinc and gold regions may quar- between Fe on ried cheaply exist here. The ore aver (Continued From Page Three.) Who heard, and answered Lincoln's Santa and Torrance, One For Round & ages than $3 ton, de- Fare the Trip call above the battle roar, ' the El Paso Southwestern: thus nigher per and velopment was under way. sentatives and officials "We're coming Father Abraham five reaching the vicinity of Los Cerrillos, supervising San The Black ALL STATIONS IN NEW and consequent lack of thousand more." Pedro, and by branch, the Hagan Range. coalfields and Ortiz MEXICO also ALAMOSA, nature of legislatures; lack of inter- the mountains. The camps in the Black range and ANTONITO and DURAr-GO- , est and technical knowledge on the To say that I am deeply grieved at In New Mexico, 1909 was a year of others in Sierra county were all ac- part of the policyholders. the sudden and unexpected death of important developments and of in- tive. Mining in the Black range was COLO, to Too Ambitious. my beloved friend Mr. Crichton, is creased production in all lines of the the least I can mineral Of 252 "In general, it would seem that the very say under this industry. the corpora- (Continued on Page Seven.) first efforts of the insurance commis- mounful visitation of God. It is at tions organized and filed during the in I VI MI Fill sioners were too ambitious; that if, times like this the we sadly feel how fiscal year ended June 30, 1909, 55 it instead of tryins to secure the adop- inadequate words are to express the were mining corporations with a FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. S il IN. IviU tion of a uniform code, they had con- feelings of the over-burdene- d heart. total authorized capitalization of , anta tented themselves with taking up one In all the states of the republic (for being G0.3 Tier cent of the e, MASONIC, ACCOUNT subject at a time, that one purpose which he fought and would have glad- lotal authorized capitalization for the could have been died) there was no 55,305 acres were taken for min- accomplished. Again, ly better, braver, year; Montezuma Lodge No laws test of use more devoted and his loss is and 93 lode claims were a Scottish Rite Bodies of Free require the time and citizen, ing purposes 1, A. F. & A. M. Reg Masonery to their and correct- a distinct loss to the entire approved. Of these claims 68 were in llla.r Jrajn prove efficiency, country pnmmnnlpaHnnaa.. v, vxa which w n,. ing the errors in a single law, or laws he loved with fond, devoted Grant county, the most productive first Mondiy of eacl covering one subject, is a much less love. My heart goes out in the deep- and the most extensively developed w month a Masonic hall 2 1, & en- est to 15 So- SSI January 22, 23 24th serious matter than revising an sympathy dear Mrs. Crichton part of the territory; were in at Y.du u. m. tire code. and her sadly bereaved family. May corro county, nine of them being in - F. P. CHRICHTON. "If the causes for lack of the God of the widow and the the zinc were in Santa FINAL LIMIT JANUARY 29th- - existing orphan district; eight Worshipful Master. uniformity have been properly and have them in his most holy care until Fe and one in Otero county. ALAN R. McCORD, Secretary. For further Information Call on or Write correctly set forth, then the follow- they are reunited with their beloved Production in 1909.

one in 1909 con-San- ta H. McBRIDE, Agent, or W. D. SHEA, T. F. & P. A. ing remedies are apparent: Action the Kingdom of His glory in Production in did not increase R. A. M. Regular J, on one Heaven. that I am unable in to SANTA FE. N. M. subject at a time; agreement Regretting proportion the development. Fe Chapter No. 1, between supervising officials and com- to particpate in the last sad rites ol There was a decided increase, how- f vocation second Monday of pany representatives on proposed the Grand Army, I am your ever, in practically all lines. The ac- l 9sl s eacn month at Masonic laws and amendments to existing Sorrowing friend, companying tabulation of the pro- Hall at 7:30 p. m. laws; a central bureau in touch with A. L. MORRISON. duction for 1909 is mineral production s. G. CARTWRIGHT, H. P. the legislatures; education of policy- of New Mexico for 1909: ARTHUR SELIGMAN, Secretary. holders and appeal for their support; OPERATING A SUIT Quantity. Value. proper insight into the needs of the CLUB IS A LOTTERY. Iron ...... 124,000 tons $ 436,000 Santa Fe Commandery No. ASK FOR TICKETS business. Gold 19,400 oz. 401,000 1, K. T. Regular conclave "You already have, in your associa- Wholesale Arrests May Follow Decis- Silver . ... 648,000 oz. 332,000 fourth Monday in each SHIP YOUR FREIGHT tion of life insurance presidents, a ion of Justice of the Peace Copper . .. 9,400,0001b. 1,222,000 month at Masonic Hall at bureau well equipped to undertake Hyde. Zinz 28,880,0001b. 1,530,000 7:30 p. m. and carry out successfully this work Spokane, Wash., Jan. 19. Justice Lead 4,800,000 1b. 206,400 J. A. MASSIE, E. C. From Santa Fe to El Paso, Bisbee, W. E. of education. The time is most op- S. C. Hyde, who represented eastern Bismuth GRIFFIN, Recorder. Douglas, and all Points in New portune. Many agencies are now at Washington in Congress in territorial Turquoise Santa Fe of 1 Mexico, Arizona, Mexico and otthe work to impress upon the minds of days, declared in fining Charles Clem- Natural ce- Lodge Perfection No. 14th Ancient the people the of ent $100 and costs, that operating a ment . 12,600 degree. and Accepted Pacific Coast, via NEW MEXICO necessity uniformity, Scottish Rite of Free meets the most of wnich is, un- suit club is a lottery. Fred C. Pugh Coal 3,010,000 tons 4,000,000 Masonry CENTRAL to prominent on the third of each Torrance, Thence the National Civic Feder- prosecuting attorney of Spokane Data not available, Monday month doubtedly, at 7:30 o'clock in the in ation, which is just now closing a con- county, afterward gave out a state- based upon information gathered from evening El Paso & Southwestern ment that the Masonic Hall, south side of Plaza. System ference on uniform legislation. The promoters of similar private correspondence and previous schemes will be Visiting Scottish Rite Masons are cor- policyholder must be impressed with arrested and prose- records. The total mineral produc- anti-lotter- y dially invited to attend. the idea that that affecta cuted under the law, indi- tion of the coal and - everything that wholesale territory, building JOHN W. MAYES, 32. The Best Route East or West the company affects him in cating arrests are to materials included, is estimated at adversely follow. Clement came to Venerable Master. like manner. A mutual life insurance Spokane $8,250,000. - from the east about two months HENRY F. STEPHENS, 32. company is on exactly the same basis, ago Minoi Operations. and in a short time was successful in s Secretary. so far as of interest is con- Placer in the northern coun- mutuality organizing a half hundred clubs mining as is a fraternal Elim- suit was in state. Several For Rates and full information address cerned, society. fir working women, each member ties a dormant B. P. O. E. ination of pay- new were unnecessary expenses ing $1 a week. He several mining companies organiz- Santa Fe Lodge No. 460. B. P. O. E. means dividends con- passed new EUGENE A. FOX, increased and, drawings and the members rebelled. ed, but no discoveries of districts, holds its regular session on the sec sequently, lowered net cost. Stock in to that of the pre- ond and It developed that he got away with equal importance fourth Wednesday of each A. from re- month. G.F.&P. companies relieved this burden between $2,500 and $3,000. Warrants vious year near Sylvanite, were Visiting brothers are invited El Paso Texas. will be able to reduce their rates, so were issued, but he returned before ported. Bismuth was added to the and welcome. DAVID KNAPP, in "case the of J. D. III that every policyholder service was obtained and pleaded list minerals produced, shipments SENA, Exalted Ruler. - will Hdll receive the benefit. guilty. He also repaid $500 to the of several cars coming from the San Secretary. "In laws be west from considering that may most persistent members and prom-ice- d Andres mountains, nearly uniformly adopted, personal, selfish to refund the amounts paid in Tularosa. Experimental shipments of Knights of Pythias. desires and ambitions must be elimi- by other members of the clubs. fluorite were made from the mines in Santa Fe Lodge No. 2, Knights of nated. Only such laws can be gen- the vicinity of Deming. The highly Pythias. Regular meeting 1st and 3d gold-silve- r gold-copp- in 8 erally enacted and retained as tend The New Mexicau Printing Com- silicious and Tuesdays month at o'clock in I. SPANISH LESSONS O. O. F. hall, San Francisco St. Visit-- , Tr0DtIMn to the improvement of the business pany has on hand a large supply of ores of Lordsburg and the country to as a whole, and any law that will have pads and tablets suitable for .school the south went in slightly increased ing Knight's invited to attend. Iidividual or Class Lessons CP5 AUGUST C. C. Oil this effect must receive the support work, the desk, and also for lawyers quantity to the Arizona smelteries REINGARDT, IN Heaters JOHN K. STAUFFER, K. R. S. GRAMMAR; of companies, departments and policy- and merchants; good everywhere. We where it was used for converter lin- RAYMOND HAACKE 1 for Orchard holders. 'Where laws are the ' same, will sell them at 5 cents in book form ings. I Oil appeared as an article of com- Care New Mexican rlfI merce time WOODY'S HACK LINE for the first in the 'k I These history NOTARY PUBLTC I Pots of the territory. The Madison well, ' There is One near was in late in Prom ' J Insure Only Artesia, brought I ," you a November and the oil used as fuel in BARRANCA TO TAOS 99 local plants. A shipment of a few Meets M. HOOVER & SON fall fruit crop "Bromo Both North South I). J Quinine barrels from another well went to El Builders and Contractors That Is Paso during December. An important Bounds Trains. development In the oil business should Leaves Barranca on the arrival of 3 PLANS & ESTIMATES Recommended and used bv the be In 1910. lifst fruit growers In Pesos recorded the north bound train and arrles at throiiKb-ju- i Gold. m. , Furnished on short notice Valley and 'Joloi ado Laxative Brome Taos at 7 p. For Information at il Prices on Quinine The gold produced in 1909 came Ten miles shorter than any other CEMENT WORK a SPECIALTY USED THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLO III ONE DAY, pots and orchaid supplies mainly from placers and the mixed way. Good covered hack and good A 1 i jt n ores of lead or silver teams. uwaya reiaemoer me iuu name, look Jfc, r M yg copper, and zinc, adurmbG, l. pollard j of the central and southern counties. - dea to &alc Pm tot this on box. 25o. Tiling- It you want anything on earth try Espanola, N. M. signature every By far the most productive areas ja.grr CoKafbrtabl a New Mexican Want Ad. were those reached from Silver City, FARE $5.00

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is in charge of the production of than 2.5 per cent copper. of Burro Moun- "Rube and His Ma." which will he The completion the Cough Caution tain Railroad will make possible the Elks -, h AND presented by local talent at the Npv- poison If you of the jvx;itivelynevr yonrtiiniri. ' reopening of the smeltry WANTS a fVHn from a simplt: ooMouly- - jnushoukl theatre 28. This is t i which owns Friday, January aiwMyih.u soothe. nd.th.. irriut.-r- .rwi-- vannah Copyer Company, is to be ciiial tut limit t.:irtlr smph,s it null a ,.vi..iKivolv rlevelonert mines both in ays three act rural play and said stupt-fyiii- ho'v Players poison. It's thit'lfi strangf - ct t l ...... full of humor. The been care- finally comi; about. For In ij, lilt. IUiIUJ ttlH IHWO cast has twenty year FOR RENT OR SALE A zm& typ "The Lion of a will of his own from histrionic mis constantly wamwl not to take couim at Silver City. No smelteries The seat sale for and .be the possessor fully selected the best iile smeltry B. litti.i - writer. J. Sloan. the Mouse" which will be presented and here again Mr. Klein has hewn material in Santa Fe and the enthu- Ciiioroiorm, or similarpoisoiii. Anl now a j in the territory wert- operating during law tnoiigii congress sayi rut u on the iiiIk-i- , and at at the Elks' theater Monday night will close o the line, for there are scores siasm shown by the residents of this if poisons am in your Cough Mtxtuiv." (iimi! 19i'9. but thocs at Orogrande ! Silver A must have open at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at of rich men's sons who do not share city over productions given by home 'ry gooit HHn'aiti'rfnrtliisvpryivasotiuMitlii'rs, Doming were overhauled. The WANTED good cook, anl others, should insist on having lir. whoop's a Brookes. Fischer's drug store. It is thought the parental views in business mat- talent ought to prove an inspiration to Coiitrh euro. No poison murks on lir. Hhoop's City plant is ready to start at few references. Captain whom we find in laU is anil none in the meiicini el; it must hy notice. that the sale will be a large one and ters.. Other types the "actors" and "actresses" who will law lie on the label. And it's not only safe, but it days' those who desire choice seats will the play are an unscrupulous poli- appear before the footlights for some is said to be by those that know it a truly r Zinc. FOR RENT Two unfurnished is markablorouKh remedy. Take no chance tiinn. likely be on hand early to select tician, Senator Roberts, who careful charitable cause. The first rehearsal particularly with your children. Insist on having New Mexico has since 19"2 enjoy- rooms; central location; married to do the bidding of those who will be held Ir. lioop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully tha Box 205. them. placed tonight. Dr. Shoop package with others hikI note the ed considerable prominence as a zinc couple preferred. Charles Klein's concise and highly him in his position. The following is the cast: difference. No poison marks there! You caa and in 1909 made a geratly always be on the safe side by demanding producer, convincing story of "The Lion and the All the way through, the people Rube Frank Keefe t At increased production. Magdalena WANTED by young Klein found to 50-to- Employment Mouse," the American comedy drama, whom Mr. it necessary Hir'm Gus Koch William F. Gordon, in a n mill, manner a bit different from man, 20 years old, strong and willing pictures in a very forceful introduce are not Aunt Mandy Mrs. E. C. "Abbott Dr. erected the summer, demon met with or at least Shoop's during to work. Had experience as grocery incidents in the financial and politi- those we have Mrs. Perkins strated in a trial run the applicability, as Mr. of the clerk. Address X, New Mexican. cal situations of the times gained a knowledge by reading .Mrs. Samuel Cartwright under skilled metallurigeal control, of Klein claims to have found them and daily newspapers ana magazines auu Baca Cure j,pj.p ' ' ' ' ' Ramona the Sutton Steel and Steele pneu- thousands of to this is ascribed in a measure Cough which hundreds of play large Hel(n ...... Miss McFie STRIPLING BURROWS CO. matic tables to the and ox- NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S not been ex- separation goers will attest have me success oi uie piay. us piou is S. Daisy Anita Baca ides of lead and zinc from each other SALE. in condensed into a simple, so very much so, that no aggerated being Harry Clarence Pierce The discovery of what appears to and from silicious gangue material. No. 6344. - to With an original theme for the mental concentration- is necessary Blackburn and Si Perkins be an ancient abandoned a The in which play. gold ledge Graphic, development Territory cf New Mexico. basis of his play and being the first follow it. Manuel Otero few miles from the road was has been conducted with a force Mogollon large County of Santa Fe. the dramatists to undertake The company which Henry B. Har- made a among by Leonard Smith. for three years and where large body In the District Court. of such an idea, Mr. ris will send here next week is the commenc the development The "Wagnerian" production which Silver. of zinc ore is blocked out, Thomas K. D. Mad.lison, Plaintiff, met with a success such as pricipal organiazlion engaged in pre- Klein was to have been given this month in ed the erection of a pneumatic mill vs. seldom, if the play. With a few excep- Silver forms about half the bullion comes to the playwright senting of resi- along the lines of the Gordon mill. The & At a tions are all the Basement Theatre the value of Mogollon and Rosedale. Sil- The Consolidated Milling Smelting ever, in his lifetime. period the characters portrayed Graphic has been a producer. At ex- dence of Dr. John P. Wagner under ver mining was prosecuted for the sil- large Company, et al.. Defendants. when the press was teeming with by those who created them, and of C. T. Brown and the management of his son, Harold, ver content of So- Kelly, the lease Notice is that the un- of various kinds of "graft," where changes have been made the the ores in Grant, hereby given posures assisted Harold's the Kelly mine were the only produc- Spe- selected one of the incumbents are said to be ably by brother, corro and Lima counties. The reopen- dersigned, heretofore appointed the author quietly present been ers until the latter part of 1909. The of and in few in- Rupert Wagner, has indefinitely ing of the silver mines on Chloride cial Master, under and by virtue moving spirits of the "system" quite the equal, and a water-concentrati- mill on the postponed. The affair promised to be Flat, near Silver and Iords- - Kelly the decree of foreclosure rendered in made him the central figure m the stances, the superior of their City, were to Colorado. a huge success and many prominent burg, was significant. shipped the District Court of the First Judi- that but effectively illus- ' Steeplerock. story simply youngsters about town were assigned Granite The United States Smelting. Refin- cial District of the of New trates the monopolistic tendencies of Cap, Pyramid, Hermosa and Territory roles. The of j and of men. important parents the the camps in the central part of the ing Mining Company, having pur Mexico, within and for the County a certain set of There will be an entire change of in- youthful players also showed much territory were all more de- chased the mines of the Cleveland Santa Fe. entered on the "th day of The character of John Burkett vaudeville tonight. The Elite Trio, actively terest in the promised event and a veloped than 190S. The experi- group,, near Silver City, commenced January, A. D. 1909. in that cause known in as "Ready will a one act comedy sketch, during Ryder, the play present large audience would probably have mental mill at Lake Valley, on the developing the large bodies of blende wherein Thomas K. D. Maddison is meets with the popular entitled, "The Fly in the Honey Pot." several Money" Ryder, turned out. A stage was erected Dy Monarch mine, wherein it was intend-th- e by churn drills, and shipped plaintiff and The Consolidated Mining our of Miss will in her clev- Ha-chit- conception of what "captains" Lartigue appear Wagner brothers in the cellar of ed to silver and lead from cars for experimental purposes. & Smelting Company, et al., are de- has no time sketch. The pic- separate are like. Ryder er song and dance , Los industry their father's home and it was fitted not prin-u- p Cooks Peak, Hanover and fendants, will, on Saturday, the 12th to his mil- tures are the same as last and zjnCi w;ls entirely successful, for anything but adding night, with the accessories for on account of lack of water for Cerrillos were all on the shipping list day of March, 1910, at the hour of himself to al- are hest at the Cjpaiiy lions, and never permits among the presented stage business. The curtains were sizinsr of the ore. The mill during 1909, the Ixs Cerrillos camps 2 o'clock p. m., at the front door of it is Elks' theatre. "Sister is one ,)ropr ter this program unless necessary Angela," tastefully selected and the scenery was idle at the close of the sending their ores to Colorado for the the court house, in the City of Santa while he di- colored year. to call a temporary halt of the most beautiful hand was declared by experts to be A 1. first time, though the presence of zinc Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico, of some made the life Lead. rects the financial annihilation films ever and depicts Manager Harold Wagner stated last was known for many years. sell at public auction to the highest The total of the for one who opposes him. in a convent with remarkable fidelity. nisht that the prodriCtion had to be output territory Iron. and best bidder for cash, in accord- seemed 1909 is estimated to exceed that for whom Mr. Klien The large audience last night p0stponed as the roles proved rather ance with the said decree, the follow- Shirley Rossmore, 1908 60 cent. - The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com- to the show trom to ( b' about Per The prin- to-wi- t: has pitted against the "money pow- enjoy beginning neavy for the voices of several of over ing described property, icuu-uiiiiiii- g - pany have extracted 1,000,000 is a drawn type of a end. The doors open at 7:15 and the thns(3 nn whom hail relied Tt is uibli 11:15 cue uisuiu- All that and smelting prop er," splendid most in tons of iron ore with open-cu- t and mining on starts promptly at eight. j uted for the l)art the central .well bred American girl, who, performance rumored( however, that Hammerstein Hanover and Fiei- - erty located at Los Cerrillos, Santa for and southwestern of the terri-th- e milling methods at of the that has been There will be a special matinee been in need of stars for heavy j parts Fe New Mexico, learning disgrace hag - ro, in Grant county, since the mine? County, constituting decides to take children at 3:30 p. m. Saturday, i roles since Nordica's tory- - Where the ores occur in lime- also put upon her father, ' "Wagnerian" were in 1900. 1909 new a smelter, and the following s,one carrv siIver- - and where opened During his and clear his good name. and this may account for the they mines or claims located in up fight marriage tne-- surface arrangements were installed mining Tre tchr. a sue- - Mannsrer v occur as veins in the eruptives Ryder's son, Jefferson, of whom the Pom soorp snh riiffioiiirip that have beset now said Cerrillos Mining District, in said also and cop- - at Fierro, and the ores are being is proves himself to cess the "Pincess Bonnie," Harold Wagner. ( they usually carry gold and The Tom father very fond, managing was more blocked out to a lower level. The out- County Territory: per. Mining active than for Claim, The Golden - from was 500 tons Payne Mining j several the additional sup- put Fierro nearly years past, Eagle Mining Claim, The Sukie Min- from the increased per day for most of 1909, giving a total ply coming mainly ing Claim, The Sukie, Jr. Mining lead-zin- c of about 124.000 tons. The j production of ores of the production 40 Claim, The Albany Mining Claim, and j southern counties. A de-- company worked a force of about significant ' The Santiago Mining Claim, together velopment was the opening of two men at Elder, on the El Paso & South Car-rizoz- with all thereon; alsa 14 50 western railroad, 35 miles above improvements bodies, from to feet thick, and e thirty-fiv- acres of land, more or less, j carrying 12 to 1G per cent lead car-- taking out ore for shipment in 1910. Oscura in the southeast quarter of Section IS, and zinc in considerable pro-- The deposits of the bonate, j Township 14 North, Range 8 East. on of the Bos-- mountains may be opened in 1910 by portion, the properties j Also two dwelling houses, one of- ton Cerrillos Mining Company at Los Duluth capitalists whose intentions are to build from White Ooaks to the fice and assay building, safe, desks, Cerrillos. Some of the most promi- and n chairs, stoves, scales assayer's nent districts were : Cook's Oscuras and erect an workins implements; one bin house with j American plant at or near the White Oaks coal Peak, where the Smelting 14-3- one mo- fields. crusher, one elevator, and its r; 14-2- Refining Company operated tor, 15 horse-powe- one roller, Turquoise. mines under leases (the old dumps one crushes, 10-1- one screen, 3 feet hand-jigge- d to 40 occurs in America in sev- were produce per Turquoise by 10; two sampling machines; one of New but cent concentrates); the Sandias eral places outside Mexico, chain elevator; one engine, 30 horse- entire market for the horse-powe- r; mountains; the San Andres; Tres practically the power-, two boilers, 60 Or- in United is Hermanas; Lake Valley, and the gem the States supplied one feed pump; one heater with en- where the mines of this While r; gan mountains, development by territory. gine, 75 horse-powe- one blower; one on value of the was pushed several properties. The the actual gems produced dynamo; one force pump; shovels, j Bennet. mine was in the four localities cannot old Stephenson by working picks, steel bars, tools, electric sup- was not be it is known to have 100-to- n the hands of a receiver and stated, greatly plies; one lead furnace; one ! 1908. The Ameri- - exceeded that for 30-to- n set- operated. copper-furnac- slag pots, Copper. J can Turquoise Company, controlled by bullion moulds, wheelbar I tling pots, & New York has The status of copper mining was Tiffany Co., jewelers, rows; steam, water and air pipe; slag most gratifying. Prospecting, devel-lfo- r many years operated the mines elevator building; one motor, 15 of ores near Cerrillos in Fe and j opment, or systematic mining Santa county, Lorse-powe- r; blacksmith's shop and ' 1909. was conducted in 10 different coun- continued to work them during matte house, blacksmith tools, anvil, The Burro mountains ties during the year. The number of mines in the bellows, crusher; motor, 15 horse- more in Grant about 15 miles from individual shippers a little than county, power; reverbatory furnace building; of 1908. Silver are said to be the larg- doubled over those The Grant City, reverbatory furnace, 72 by 20; lime est most in world. 90-fo- county districts produced the greater and valuable the kiln; dust flume with iron a new part of territorial output, and here Here, during 1909, deposit, stock; one railroad scales, one wagon ACT II, FROM "THE LION AND THE MOUSE." about feet east of SCENE, the Santa Rita mines and the Burro 1,000 the former pit, scale, and three platform scales; one mountain company were the principal was opened and worked by four levels, stone water tank and cooler; two of producers, over half the total for the with the result that the quantity iron water tanks; water pipe connect- MINE PRODUCTION IN Pachuca tanks for with com-- shipped, and the Hardscrabble Mining more agitation territory coming from the Santa Rita. gems produced was than trebled with town water also pipe MEXICO IN 1909. owning the Gold Hill claim, ing works; NEW air. The mill was Company, official of iSanta and that of matrix doubled over that Wil-liso-n pressed completed On The transfer the line connecting with spring on " were among the best properties. of 1908. was in- of 1909 run with Rita copper to the Chino A compressor plant one-hal- f mile in in the latter part and Gold hill the of 6 feet of ship- properties property about From Page Six.) proving financ-- 1 stalled about 100 tons of rock han- (Continued steam the Copper Company of New York, and length; one frame barn; also various power pending completion ore of increased value and of the g ping ed Stone & Co., occurred dled per day. The gem-bearin- rock - by Hayden, mining machinery and improvements The prin- j of the The mill continuation of the ores at a depth of conducted at seven camps. hydroelectric plant. 1909. Developments are re- undergoes a preliminary hand sorting on above named claims 300 was an develop- during located mining cipal mines added to their equipment, at the Cooney mine, across the range, feet important tons at the mines and the high-grad- e gems ' ported to show 6,000,000 of actual and the of said The Consol to was run a time. In Decem-operat- e ment. 12 miles away, at the property increased shipments and continued for short Hachita, and ore of 2.49 cent aver- are shipped to New York. & com- El Paso & South- - probable per idated Mining Smelting Company. their mills. Silver and lead ber the property was sold to a junction point of the there are also Coal. V, ,1 Vl A JPr AT D age copper content; The o fNova Scotia and n,nnfnn n f riVAnO MaW Y. It being intended to sell all of the as well as gold were produced. pany capitalists, 150,000 tons on the dumps. Eight The 1909 showed a and devel- - ico both Douglas year healthy property belonging to the defendant, erection of one mill was commenced, extensive rearrangements railways, reaching coal-minin- g churn drills are now further prospect condition of the industry & undertaken. The mill and Morenci, is the shipping point. The Consolidated Mining Smelting Development in this region is rapidly opments Cooney ing the orebodies. The ores can in in the notwithstanding the was to run in the haul is $2.50 on ore, and territory, Company, of whatever kind or charac- it to the front as a the first district, Wagon copper-s- bringing producer large part be mined by steam shovels rather stagnant situation in the and such as high-grad- e was and in 1909 to $1 ton (for ores ter, save except property of ores, some shipments destroyed rebuilt. freight Douglas per crescent-shape- d from the basin and melting centers of the southwest, was the decree of foreclosure ren- showing as as 20 oz. gold ton. During the last few months telephone of less than ?50 value). In view of the by high per saving methods applied cheaply in the the copper smelteries furnishing one in above cause found the low-grad- e be- conditions at the close of the dered the by The ores are in many cases communication was established year extraction of the balance. The ores of the sources of demand for and Silver the be relied upon to fulfill principal Court and decreed to belong to the being stocked, the object being to fur tween the Mogollons City, camp may i carry native copper in the upper parts the products of the coal mines. Bank Commerce of ther develop the orebodies and apply and a company organized with the expectations its discovery arous- of Albuquerque, of the mines and occur as disseminat- The gross production was 3,010,000 de- on. to ed. New Mexico, and reference to said cyanide treatment later capital give transportation ed sulphides in the prophyry beneath. tons, an increase of 285,000 tons over In Socorro four mills facilities to the section the build Other cree is hereby made for a description county cyanide by Camps. For over 100 years the orebody has 1908, or 10.4 per cent. Of the gross 20-sta- of to said were one being the ing of a railroad on which motor cars which said property belonging operated, The camps near Lordsburg, been worked, usually under the leas- product 35,000 tons was used in oper Lank. in mill at Rosedale, where are to be operated. , is the of the Southern junction point ing system whereby the native copper ating the mines; the small quantity Said property will be sold at the in cyanide solution followed by treat- In Grant county gold was obtained Pacific and the Arizona & New Mexi- has been and is the extracted, occasionally used for operating explained by time and place aforesaid, for the pur- ment in a Burt filter is practiced. The from the Pinos Altos and other plac- co about 40 cars per sale. railways, shipped the oxides hand sorted for The fact that in the largest producing of the said plaintiff other three mills are in the Mogollon ers in of Silver and ores pose satisfying the vicinity City month throughout the year. The mill originally built by leasers, but camp, Dawson, the waste gases from the owners or holders of the 90 er and mountains, miles north by stage from mixed gold-copp- in most cases on account of their de- now com- Hachita, the used experimentally by the the coke ovens are conducted at high bonds and coupons of said defendant, from Silver City. The mineralized ores of Lordsburg, Steins Peak, Cen- sirable character for use as converter about 135 tons a and pany, treated day. temperature to the boiler plant The Consolidated Mining & Smelting zones lie on both sides of the gold-silverle- range, tral, etc., and from the linings! The two principal districts Another important transfer com- furnish the fuel for necessary power to the mines of the Ernestine Mining oth- The Company, outstanding, amounting ores of Steeplerock and were and Virginia. near the close of the was for x Sylvanite, Pyramid pleted year at the mines, as also heating many the sum of two hundred and sixty-si- and the Socorro e Company Mining er districts. At 'Sylvanite the pros- Eighty-Fiv- was perhaps the chief that of the Burro Mountain Company of the At some of the west large buildings. thousand dollars ($266,000), and Company lying on the side. The Is over and mine worked about 50 men. The & $2,300,-00- pector's flurry shipments and to Phelps, Dodge Co., for smaller mines slack is used for boiler which said sum, with inter- ores of the district run from about $10 were and El Paso Nellie more together made to Douglas Viola and the Bly mines, The mill on this property has fuel and no account of it is kept. The est thereon at the rate of six cent at the Burface to $22 per ton in from of in sil- per depth several the developing prop- or less inactive since the slump run steadily for years, having pro- net production, deducting fuel used de- sil-vtr- annum from the date of said (about equal value in gold and ). erties. The ores from $20 to were A hot- - per ranged ver, reopened. Partridge duced about 15,000,000 pounds. Over for operating the mines, was 2,975,000 cree was decreed to be a 1600 10-to- n until paid, Mining reached a depth of $50 in one case after of is 15 made 2,175,-00-0 per ton, and this blast smeltery capacity miles of openings have been tons. Of this total net product first lien the herein- was J upon property feet. Pan 'amalgamation attempt- the choice ore been and of Moun-- had picked being installed upon the property into the two mines of the Burro tons was shipped to market and before with the in on these Eureka-Sylvan-it- e 10,-00- 0 described, together ed early days ores, but sent to Colorado. The the Bonnie company to treat the tain Company. The Chemung Copper was sold at an average of $1.35 per to and slim- costs herein to be taxed, and other gave way concentrating Mining Company owning the tons of ore now on the stock piles, Company, operating at Tyron, claims ton at the mine, or a total of of the in solution. allowances, expenses and disburse- ing tailing cyanide Ridgewood claim, which was one of and the ores developed in its mines to have 8,000,000 tons of actual and the ranging slightly The Last Chance mine of the Ernest- price ments as may hereafter be fixed by the claims from which gold ore was which carry gold, silver and copper. probable ore, with an average of more less than in the preceding year, which ine and the the Court; and the uudersigned Spe- Mining Company, Top was $1.40 per ton; although prices mine were recently consolidated. cial Master, for the purpose of satis- strengthened in fall and winter and of A New Mill. fying said decree, by virtue the months. EUthorlty vested in him, will, at the A new modern cya- CONTAINS NO " and thoroughly About 800,000"tons of unwashed in Notice 150-to- ns time and place this speci- nide mill of capacity was wash-erie- HARMFUL slack and coal was sent to the s fied, offer , for sale and sell at public the Mines 1 built by Socorro Company. II If II .11 A and thence to the coke ovens, auction to the bidder for with and tube mills highest cash, Crushing stamps DRUGS where 430,000 tons of coke was made In accordance with the terms of said in cyanide solution with pressure fil- I I Cures La to ! from it, which sold for $3 per ton at the said real and tration in Burt filters and zinc shav- Coughs, Colds, Croup, Grippe, Asthma, Throat Tlw 0nuiM 9m decree, personal the ovens or a total value of $1,290,-00- 0j Is Dorr and Trouble . Pneumonia property. ings precipitation practiced. 4! Lung Prevents And Consumption The total value of coal and coke F. J. OTERO. classifiers are used, also Brown- - ' "S. by was I . Jk-- , jl32 old all druggists. $4,226,250. Special Master.

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horses we could start back for Santa temperature at 6 o'clock this morning Fe, here soon as they had become citizens of arriving by supper." j was 24 ILL degrees. the United States to recover from the It had been suggested that an excur- Train Arrivals The San-- : following Mexican church liS sion might be run over the Denver ta Fe trains are as follows: government property reported confiscated some time with No. 4 No. 4 & IUo Grande railroad, but the dance First of No. 1, at second of No. ago the GIVE 6:30; intention of CASH DANCE enthusisasts were informed !l at No. 7 9 holding it under personal that the 8:10; on No. one time; rights. Y sum of $300 would be needed to carry hour late; No. 2 about 10:30; No. 4, GROCERY AND RAKER j Although Mexico is considered j it out and it is not thought likely that two hours late; and No. 8 two hours by most a Catholic the Social Affair for the a sufficient number of people would go late. The trains of the Denver & strictly country, ''400' church there is same j to make the railroad trip a reasonable Rio Grande are indefinitely late and practically in the of San Hdefonso Will be the Mexican Central are on time. j position as that of France since the priced luxury. j Chicken Bone A separation of state and church. No Rare Event Kills Woman ! members SBP small of any religious order may chicken bone lodged in the enter the in habili-- Minor throat of Mrs. G. N. country their ; - City Topics. Norton, resulted ments and 7 Bars Diamond "C" - 25c in her death at San Juan during their residence they PEOPLE HERE ARE INTERESTED Farmington have no (Continued Prom county. Her husband is one of the practically legal status. In a " - -- -- Page Two.) interview 6 Pear White - 25c wealthiest men of that sectkn and is llong Mr. Sullivan pointed out specifically that the of ob " Ethnologists, Archaeologists and Trains Late Again The Santa Fe president of the Fruit Growers' Asso- purpose 9 a 25c trains from the west and east ciation and a director in the San Juan taining naturalization for the sisters "Teepee" good soap Others south, was to for them Planning Tallyho due this noon were almost three hours County National bank. get the protection of the United States. Whether this Party to Attend. late aeain in getting into Santa Fe. Federal Building Repairs Work- government would be asked to aid OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT IS FIRST Lodged in Insane Asylum Sheriff men are still bufy repjnirSng the them in Cath- CLASS. ALL KIND OP PIES. Julius Meyers of Torrance yes- federal and the retaking property of the Dont BREAD, One of the most brilliant dances or county building huge scaf olic church condemned WAFERS etc. ON HAND terday took L. X. Davis of Mountain-ai- r and the odor of fresh by CAKE, COOKIES, series of Indian dances of the "sea- folding paint can he did not TIME-;- . WE to the territorial asylum for the from the brush tell the government say direct AT ALL AND WILL FILL son" will begin at sunrise Sunday story that whole insane at Las fin- ly, but the tenor of his state- YOU ORDER FOR ANYTHING S FECIAL morning at San Hdefonso, an Indian Vegas. the renovation work is far from Miss Hazeldine Weds Miss ished. Much ment implied this. Forget! pueblo about twenty miles from here, Mary of the furniture in the Hazeldine of Albuquerque, and James offices is out ' in the halls to allow and will last throughout the day. The The New Mexican W. Pettijohn of Long Beach, Calif., the workmen to labor with greater can ao printing dances will be performed by three or to in were married in the Duke ease. When finished this building equal that done any of the large more score of Indians from the pueblo yesterday cities. Our F. ANDREWS PtaE City by Rev. William E. Warden. will yresent an interior strictly solicitor, every piece of PknlJi and will consist of the buffalo, the work we turn out our stock once II. New Probate Clerk for Chaves "spick and span." Try deer, the turkey and the antelope and you will come 7.'e The board of county com- Sending Out Editions Many peo- certainly again. dances. At no time in the year will a County have all the facilities for out more1 missioners of Chaves county has ap- ple are still sending out copies of turning brilliant function of its kind be every class of work, one of pointed Richard F. Ballard to be pro- the special New Year's edition of including held, it is said by those who are in- the best binderies in the west. terested and versed in the Indians' bate clerk vice Fred P. Gayle, de- the Santa Fe New Mexican. The Sis- ceased. ters of Charity have sent out over dances. If you want on earth Lion and the Mouse This interest- 500 copies to physicians in their va- anything try The most interesting part of the af rious a New Mexican Want Ad. ing story in book form is sold hospitals throughout the land fair is in the beginning, and those being and it is by A. J. Fischer, at his drug store. thought that many people who would witness it must arise be- - in will St. Michael's Much interest is being manifested in delicate health be advised to College fore dawn as the dance begins with come out here rather than the book as the play will be produced seek cures eclat as the il--1 ELK'S THEATRE great just sun's rays here by medicine where the climate is tor- lumine the faces of the red skins. I Monday night. ture. Santa Fe, New Mexico Buys Stock A. J. Fischer has pur- Pale Faces to Attend. j of Hair A MONDAY JAN. 24th' chased the stock held by J. G. Schu- Robbed Their number A number of - j ethnologists, arch- mann in the known as of Albuquerque society women re- The Talk of All America other corporation SV"?5ED aeologists and residents of the Che Fischer and will port having been taken by a woman Henrs B. Harris Will Present CHRISTIAN BROTHERS interested in Indian are Drug Company, city affairs continue the drug business under the who displayed an emblem cf the THE EVERLASTING SUCCESS desirous of attending the Sunday j same name. Eastern Star and who collected the Oldest and Most Institution in the dance at San Hdefonso and efforts j hair of her customers with THE Popular Southwest Seventy-eigh- t Men Inspected Ad- surplus are now being made to get up a big jutant General R. A. Ford last even- the promise that she would make it tallyho party and ride out to the pueb- - into suf- seventy-eigh- t men who switches, puffs, etc., gathered lo in proper style. It is that ing inspected COlllM COMMERCIAL LITERARY thought are to be in a ficient to stuff several mattresses. the Indians will feel nattered at the mustered at future date & SCIENTIFIC as members of the new National Since then the customers have heard LION interest manifested by the pale faces of Academic Guard company at Albuquerque. nothing either their visitor or of and Preparatory Courses in their terpsichorean antics and will their hair. And the form extend as warm a welcome as the Held on Horrible Charge Frank Separate Departments has weather or supply of wood-fire- s per- Brooks, a negro, been arrested BOARDING and DAY STUDENTS Send for Prospectus mit. at Albuquerque, on the charge of a WANT THE PROTECTION fiendish to assault OF UNITED STATES. Studies resumed 1st. Will Leave at attempt criminally, MOUSE Midnight. September eleven year old Grace Boquet, daugh- one CHAS. KLEIN BROTHER HERMES. President Said ethnologist today: "This ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bouquet. Members of Religious Orders of Cath- By is unquestionably a rare opportunity Farmer Murdered Near Tucumcari olic and Other Churches at Author of "The Third Degree" to see a splendid series of Indian The body of Herman Miller, a farm- Disadvantage. WITH dances we and feel confident that we er aged 41 years, was found near can A Carefully Selected Company get a good jolly party. One plan Prairie View, thirty miles southeast San Antonio.'Tex., Jan. 19. Accord- suggested is to leave here in a tallyho of Tucumcari. He had a bullet ing to a statement of John C. Sulli- AND Saturday midnight and drive out by through his heart. A cat starved to van, attorney for four sisters of the A COMPLETE PRODUCTION moon or star in about six hours. was A light death found in the cellar and a Incarnate Word Academy of this city, New TAKE JOY RIDE ON As the sun does not rise before 3 Years in York 3 Years six we half starved horse in the barn. who have filed petitions in the federal in FRESH EGGS ought to be there in of al- 8 Months Chicago 8 Months The Health Merry-Go-Rou- nd plenty time, court for the of Yesterday Pleasant The weather naturalization, object 6 Months in Bis, ton 6 Months lowing half an hour for our breakfast yesterday was for the step is to permit them to enter AT CORDOVA'S ONGALISTKO which we pleasant January CREAM & MILK STREET shall carry with us. The the maximum temperature having Mexico in their religious habits, ac- PRICES' Prof. FLAVIO SILVA Proprietor dance will hold Mo then our attention been 36 degrees at 4 p. m., and the quire land there and found and con- Telephone 14b Red 5c A Ride 5c. and 50c. 75c $1.00 & $1.50 possibly that of our kodaks if we minimum 14 at 7:50 a. m. The rela- duct schools for the propasanda of MRS. HOURS 7 9 SALE OTTO RCTSCH. Weekday to p. m. can get them near the dancing line tive humidity was 74 per cent at 6 Catholicism. Mr. Sullivan also said SEATS ON Sunday 1 to 9 p. in, noon. until Then after feeding the a. m., land only 44 at 6 p. m. The that the sisters would endeavor as THUR. JAN. 20 at FISHER DRUG STORE SB hi h 1 A NECESSARY JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE You can easily understand that in a business like our's it's quite impos- A NECESSARY JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE sible to tell beforehand exactly how many suits and overcoats we shall sell; if we could do it, we would buy more than enough; a clothing store without any clothes in it, sold out clean, would be a funny store. We always have a surplus; must have; and we always, about this time of the winter, try to dispose of this unsold surplus bu quoting special low prices on it. It's bad policy in such a business as this to carry Witnter goods over till next fall; we don't do it. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes We're going to sell what we have left of Hart, Schaffner & Marx clothes and the other good winter things to wear, at prices that are very serious- mm v.' jiTii.T'ir ; . . -- ryjm m a v j i r ' r u nit'i n inn .v,? . mini i ly less than their real value. Some i;iMi'jr of these clothes are what we call "broken lots;" that is, we had all sizes of each pattern at the: beginning, suits and overcoats; we've sold in the reg- ular way all but a few sizes, here and there ; "broken lots." Among them are all sizes, but prob- ably not all sizes in any one pattern or style. But that's your advantage; you'll find some remarkable values now in Hart, Schaffner & Marx suits and overcoats; marked down to a real inducement-to-bu- y figur,e. ; . For example: Here 'are winter over- coats that have been $27.50, $25.00, $22.50, now to be sold at $17.50. Here are winter suits, good as ever; better than ordinary clothes, that we've sold at $30.00, $27.50, $25.00, now at$25.00, $21.50 and $20.00, mostly Worsted, Scotch, Cheviots and other high grade woolens. You not only can well afford to buy any cf these; you can't afford not to; they're real bargains, not merely in name but in fact. ; WTe also put down under this sale Pitt ..wik other lines from $S.00 to $15.00 per MLt suit, which are worth one-thir- d more than that. This store is the home of Hart, Hart Schaffner & Mrax clothes. Copyright 1909 by Schaffner & Marx

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