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INAUGURAL KP11 AND . HURLED GAVE HIT BALL A BRILLIANT SUCCESS $52,000,000 Governor and More Than 1,500 People Shook Hands With Snowslides in the Cascades Rockefeller Gives away Major Mrs. Williams J. Mills and More Than 300 Attended Bury Two Northern Pacific Part of Great Fortune For the Ball at the Palace Hotel Decorations and Trains Benefit of Mankind Lighting Effects Were Magnificent Members of Committee in Charge Showered With Praise. FIFTY LIVES REPORTED LOST FOUNDATION BILL INTRODUCED

The Hon. and Mrs. William J. Mills evergreens, artistically grouped. windows were concealed by Rescuing Parties Will Be in Senator Jeff Davis Cannot Strike formally received the congratulations partically the lattice white and alter- Peril and good wishes of citizens of work, yellow Constant From Damaging Admission From of New Mexico of which Mr. nating and at every other window Avalanches. Terirtory in- Record. Mills became governor at a' reception were high mirrors which reflected the citizens of definitely the bright lights thrown given in their honor by Seldom in the of trans-continent- 2. from 8 to from either side of the room. Where history Washington, March The "Rocke- Santa Fe at the Palace hotel has the Pacific at 10:21 there were no mirrows, boxes of tu railroading feller foundation," is incorporated in 10 o'clock last night. And been cut off from the rest of the was and ferns had been These slope a bill introduced in the Senate today. led the inaugural ball which lips placed. continent as it is Of they dazzl- - today. several It is understood to be the purpose to 300 and which not only served to rest the eye trans-continent- attended by over people lines having termi- provide a method for John D. Rocke- 5 o'clock this morning. ed by the blaze of light, but also gave lasted until. nals on this coast only the most south- feller to dispose of his enormous - the daz- the bewitchingly exotic effect sought The- artistics decorations, w , ern routes are open. The Central Pa- wealth in a manner beneficial to man- all who strive to k after zling lighting effects and the attention by decorators cific, the Northern Pacific, the Great kind. waltz music its - - members of the give dreamy fitting " Gal-ling- to every detail by the ; Northern, the Milwaukee and St Paul The bill introduced by Senator committees in charge, made the recep- "atmosphere." 7 are at a standstill. Every line is is for a foundation of and de- organized tion and ball one of the most brilliant Exclamations surprise blocked by floods or snow slides. Tele- on lines similar to the foun- as Carnegie ever held in the city of Santa Fe. light were on every one's lips the graphic communication throughout the dation for the advancement of teach- Mills his ap- ball room filled up and it is no ex- northwest has been inter- Goveronr expressed . generally ing. The purpose is to provide for a honor to state that the room did . '7 .;! storms preciation of the affair in his aggeration rupted by and because of this general organization to conduct phil- and was visibly pleaser' at the spon- fill up and very rapidly at that. So it has been possible to secure only anthropic work along all lines. It is taneous remonstartion of affection for nany had come provided with tickets meager details of a series of disasters. understood that it has been endowed danc- him, New Mexico's new chief execu- that it was evident that little EDMUND C. BURKE Eevertt, Wash., March 2. It is now by Mr. Rockefeller and that he takes tive. ing could be indulged in if many feard that fifty lives were lost in the this means to dispose of a large part The Reception. more tickets were sold. It is a fact avalanche that carried two Great of his wealth. It was stated by Mr. Long before 8 o'clock, the hour set although a regrettable one, that the Northern trains into a canyon near Gallinger today, that Mr. Rockefeller for beginning the reception, the Pal- ticket committee had to decline to sell BURKE FOR Wellington yesterday. The cars were already had given away fifty-tw- o mil- ace hotel had become the Mecca of many tickets simply because of the hurled one hundred and fifty feet to lions and is seeking a method of dis- well wishers of Governor Mills. lack of room. the bottom of a canyon and buried in posing of his fortune in a manner to the benefit mankind. Hundreds of electric lights placed March Begins. the debris. The town of Wellington on the outside of the hotel At 21 minutes past 10 o'clock, the HOMELESS and the Great Northern Power house One on Senator Jeff Davis. dexterously 2. the with a halo of glory inaugural ball began, for it was at that were not destroyed as first reported. Washington, March Senator Jeff lit up building Davis of was denied and from 8 to 10 o'clock all roads led hour Governor and Mrs. Mills, began It is impossible to reach the scene of Arkansas, today the of rec hotel. - ; the march. Mrs. Mills carried a grace-- j His the wreck today, except on foot. The privilege striking from the to the Palace Appointment Sent to The Floods Reported From Points ord the statement in his be to the and iui oi siemmeu reu approach from the east side of the testimony Ascending the stairs right uouquei long fore the House committee roses, which were much admired. Senate by President Taft as Widely Apart as Paris Cascade mountains was cut off by a pn public descending to the left the great throng lands in of the Arkansas of Those with partners quickly fell into snow slide at Drury, which destroyed advocacy of officials and private citizens, Today and Cleveland "sunk lands" bill re- killed John- that he would politicians and those never in politics, line and around they marched, witn the station and Watchman ceive a on son. The weather in the mountains large legal fee if the bill men and women, young and old, pass- pleasurable anticipation stamped passed. ed before Governor and Mrs. Mills, their faces. As the grand march be- BE PROMPTLY CONFIRMED ICE GORGES SOURCE OF OMGER continues warm and rescue parties who stood under an arbor covered gan Morrison's orchestra struck up will be in constat peril from ava- with foliage and through which gleam- "The Fighting Hope" tune, and the lanches. tones viol Torrents on Pacific Coast. ed myriads of electrict lights and Jap- rich of the bass and the Experience and Ability Should At Zanesville Several Hundred Raging HEW MEXICO'S March 2. snows in anese lapterns and the approach to stirring notes of the cornet, sent a Make Him an Efficient Families Were Driven From Seattle, Melting which from both sides was under ar-- thrill through every one in the room, the mountains, augmented by local Official. " Shelter. of tistic illuminated with soft And Now the Dance, rains, have made raging torrents pergolas, all streams western FIRST GOVERNOR and covered with smilax. The march over, the dance was on, in central and lights towns in the was a that met the the first number on the program being Special to the New Mexican. Paris, March 2. The continued rail Washington and today It pretty sight lowlands are floods. In entrance f "Heart's a waltz. The March 2. President fearing serious eye of the visitor. At the Courageous," Washington, fall has raised the Seine to twenty-- - - river mountains snow more Yes-terda- flance were aistriDut- Taft has sent to the U. S. Senate up- the the is than Bent Portrait y and exit of this Japanese pergola cards nurneaiy one feet and five inches today, al- - Unveiled on recommendation of to eight feet on the level and some places stood' Japanese maidens, in dainty silk ed and they were eagerly sought for; Delegate Imost the flood maximum of oc- - H. equalling eighteen feet deep. The Chinook Afternoon by His atncec-remindin- g one of souvenirs as well as to use for the j Congress William Andrews, the in- kimonas, - 1882. The water is again pouring winds snow ladies were casion. The cards which were name of Edmund C. Burke to be post- are melting faster than Grand Nippon. The Japanese printed to the mouths of sewers. The weath- streams can off. Daughter Miss Shewell ion. The cards which were master at Santa Fe, New Mexico. At the gorged carry it Miss Foree, Miss Alonzo, printed er, however, is gradually improving. Five Persons Drowned. Miss. of Iowa. the Santa Fe New Mexican, were the same time the of of this city,, and Parrot by New York Central March 2. The most de- smile On the cover James H. McClintock, the rough rider Blockaded. Spokane, EXERCISES WERE Having received a winsome artistically designed. floods in the of IMPRESSIVE was the of captain, to be postmaster at Phoenix, Albany, March 2. The floods at vastating history from the members of the Mikado's territorial flag, its field western are Five soon came in border of and seal of Arizona, and of Frank P. Burnett to Herkimer began to subside last night Washington reported. empire, the visitors blue, gold the persons have been drowned. The At the at- be postmaster at Globe, Arizona, were but the water was still so deep that D. R. view of Governor and Mrs. Mills. territory in gold, being very A. Had . Charge of the Pro sent in. the principal streets of transportation streets of Pullman, Washington, are the governor's left stood Mayor Sena, tractive. torrents three to six and and Fine Addresses C. - was possible only by boats. An effort feet deep, gram of the governor's staff, in military uni- The cards contained a vignette of Edmund Burke, today ap- a number of have been Santa was be made today to blow up with buildings Were Delivered. form. He presented each one to the Governor Mills an excellent likeness pointed postmaster at Fe, At and Gar- born dynamite the ice gorge in the Mohawk swept away. Davenport Governor who gave to each a warm and a picture of the capitol build- at Petroleum Center, Pa:, July field are river- - Tne Mohawk division of the the rivers rushing through besides all the names of the com- 14, 1871. He moved to Pittsburg in Four times as many as could clasp of the hand fnd the smile that ing, 'ew York Central between Utica and the streets. Colfax is isolated and people At mittees who contributed so to 1878 and there attended the public be crowd reminded one of President Taft. largely ia- blocked floods, railroad lines and telegraph connec- accommodated, tried to into schools. In 1884 he entered a law;Albanv - by the governor's right stood Mrs. Mills the success of the reception and ball., tion is being cut off with water three the Council chambers at the office in a short rose Navigation Imperiled By Fog. Capitol attired in an exquisite gown. She too There were 18 scheduled dances in and time high! feet deep in the streets. Northern afternoon to attend the in his In 1892 Mr. Burke 2. yesterday had a kind word for every one and all, but the orcherta generously play- profession. New York;! March New York Idaho reports the Clearwater and the Governor Bent exer- was made clerk of the credentials harbor is in a portrait unveiling looked the ideal person to be the first ed encores fin the second part of the today enveloped fog Snake rivers rising rapidly, fed by cises, and it is to be that committee of the conven- - so thick it made - regretted of the program. The intermissions, it was Republican that navigation peri- swollen streams that flooded Peck, the much larger hall of representa- lady territory. at Minneapolis and later served lous. The British steamer Sidra from At Mrs. Mill's was the retir- noted, grew somewhat long towards !tion Kooskia and Arrow Junction. One tives had not been chosen as had been right with the national Republican commit- Cuba, collided in the outside harbor ing governor, Hon. George Curry, who the close of the ball as .many of the span of the Lawyers canon bridge, first intended by the executive com- - tee in charge of the stenographic with the Norwegian fruit steamer Min- received the wishes of those dancers were fatigued and sought op- said to be one of the longest and high- mittee of the inauguration. In the also good forces. nesota, both vessels consider- who had learned to admire him' dur- portunity to rest themselves. being est railway bridges in the world, has rush of the other events, it had been ' ' In 1899 Mr. Burke the ably damaged. Near Barnegat, New the score and a half of months he The Music. ' accompanied gone out. forgotten even to open the chambers ing late Senator V Matt Quay through Jersey, the schooner Republic from The United has served New Mexico as Its highest It is not an easy matter for .an or- railway bridge States, or to place extra chairs, but neverthe- Pennsylvania in a reportorial capacity Rico, was struck by the royal is away above the were most im- official. Territorial Secretary and chestra to play to suit, a largo number reported swept Kamiah, less, exercises the and sent bulletins of Mr. Quay's mail steamer Tagus from Kingston. Idaho. This morning the floods show and have Mrs. Jaffa completed the receiving of dancers in a ball room, but from - pressive interesting that movements and accounts of his The Republic was disabled. A num- no signs of abating. ever been held in that The line. expressions heard the Morrison or- ber of accidents were building. speeches. Under chairmanship of minor reported. Walked Miles Daughters of the American Revolu- Form of chestra achieved a signal success in Eighteen for Help. Greeting. Thomas J. Ford in the campaign of Overwhelming Flood in Desert Nevada tion who had charge of the exercises Governor Mills not follow any this regard. Many a dreamy waltz Everett, Wash., March 2. A mes did 1903 Mr. Burke occupied the exacting March 2. Floods in occupied part of the hall and Mrs. L. was ex- this orchestra and there was a Ogden, Utah, senger was sent for help. The first set form of greeting but he played position of chief clerk and had 100 or the of Nevada are Bradford Prince, the state led one. Teal to the fan- Humboldt valley news of the disaster was brought by regent, ceedingly cordial with every inspiration trip light more subordinates and assistants. so and that in the of the beautiful ritual tastic few could resist. The or- overwhelming widespread John Wentzel who fought his way reading Those who knew him better than that Came to New Mexico in 1904. it will week before overland and The exer- of follow- be a eighteen miles through the deep snow responsive readings. others to say a few words chestra was composed the Pa- were stopped Mr. Burke came to New Mexico in traffic on the Southern and Union to Skyhomish, where he gasped out cises according to program. The with him and newspa ing: A. L. "Morrison, pianist; was many including 1904 and soon was in politics. He cific will .berestored. Three large the story of the catastrophe. Relief picture unveiled by Miss Tessie men from from out of Americo Digneo, cornetist; Vicente grand-daught- per the city and was a clerical with the bridges are out in the Palisade canon trains were at once made but could Harry, of Taos, a of town on Lorenzo, first violinist; Leandro Ta-pi-a, given, place up, congratulated the governor territorial central commit- and In Ten Mile canon between Hum- no further than ten miles Bent. Two daughters of Governor double bass violinist; "E, Morelli, Republican get iScenic, his Inaugural address which covered tee. Later he was made legislative boldt and the Cluro. The Humboldt from the scene. Over the mountain Bent were present at the exercises, so New clarinetist; C. Wierra, flutist; Tony Mrs. many points of vital interest to clerk by Hon. J. W. Raynolds, secre- river has changed its course and is trail, however, it was but three miles, Berry and Mrs. Frank C. Ellis Mexico its Luna, drummer. v . of Taos. and residents. trap tary of the Territory. Later he was now sweeping in an irresistible flood and nurses, physicians and others hur . Brilliant Handsome Gowns. Array. General Prich-ar- d where the railroad tracks once ran. A The was The of 150 well appointed by Attorney ried along this perilous path. portrait formally present Many handsome gowns were seen spectacle gowned to the office of assistant warning was issued at Elko, Nevada, ed to the A. B. over the attorney Cut Off From the World. Territory by Attorney at the reception and after the ladies women, moving gracefully in which he remain- this morning. The crest of the enor- Renehan of the Custodian in a blaze of and general position Seattle, March 2. It is not unlikely Capitol had met Governor and Mrs. Mills polished floor, light more two ; mous is all the ed than years. flood at Death, and that the Sound country will be Committee with a brief address print- g reflected in many mirrors, all in Puget many tarried around the Pergola During the agitation for statehood district between Death and Elko will off ed in fdll in yesterday's New Mexican. musto musician-l- y cut from communication with the the creations, whether they rhythm with the of a Mr. Burke worked on tne central com- be The people of Elko The is a master of the save now when submerged. outside world before the day is over. portrait piece of "gasp-gown- " orchestra and then have were the Lina Cavalierl mittee as secretary at the request of been advised to desert their Most of the Northern Pacific trains be- celebrated artist Carl Lotave. a couple would bump into another be- order or not, Albuquerque, Las Governor Curry. busines district which is in the path tween Seattle and Portland have been Governor Mills, on behalf of the Ter- as cause of the smallness of the hall for A of Vegas, Las Cruces, Raton, as well In the campaign of 1909, for dele- of the flood.' number passenger annulled, but the line the ritory, received the and ac- such an attendance was one to please are. through portrait Santa Fe, of course, had feminine rep- gate to Congress, members to the leg- trains held indefinitely at Ogden. mountains is in hourly cepted it with words of and the and . the heart of "open, though dignity resentatives whose gowns were Paris- eye delight any islature and for the various county The "White Sox" special will be here one with music in his soul. danger from washouts. The Great eloquence. ian works of art and many of the orpoetry officers throughout the county Mr. this week, and Comiskey has decided It would be to into de- Northern main line will be closed for L. Bradford Prince, smaller cities and towns of the Ter- impossible go Burke took an active part. to start baseball spring training at a tail describing the beautiful gowns week longer. then launched into his fine historical also were represented. Mr. Burke was recently a candidate this point. Death List ritory displayed. It was remarked, however, Increases. address which is printed on another The Ball Room. . for the U. S. marshalship for New Warren Threatened Ice March 2. that exquisite taste prevailed. The By Gorge. Everett, Wash., Superin- page. He was followed by Governor after 10 o'clock, the recep- Mexico but was defeated by C. M. 2. IShortly binding of coiffures with rib- Warren Ohio, March With a tendent 0Neil of the Great Northern Curry who spoke briefly but to the tion was over and the lobby of the gay Foraker. lives were lost bons by a number of young ladies, of reservoir six miles long and three telegraphs that sixty point and asked Hon. Thomas B. Cat- hotel once more became the center of Later. The appointment of Edmund miles wide held in check an ice in yesterday's avalanche. ron to make remarks. These were the Gibsonian type, lent a Grecian C. to be by interest. Soon the doors of the ball Burke postmaster, at Santa gorge five miles above here in the Groans and Cries for Help. and went into the touch to the picture that was delight was confirmed appropriate history room were thrown open and revealed Fe, promptly by the this is consid Everett, March 2. The trains over- of the of American ful. It was a brilliant array and the afternoon. Mahonicg river, city, early days the com-m'tte- e Senate this whelmed west a bower of beauty. The decoration men who went to the ball with the in ered in great peril. Already a portion were the bound Spo Occupation. It was a striking remark kane Overland mail trains. and its had tention of staying a half hour found of the town is under water and the and The of his when he said that the consti- ' on room deco- FRANCE AGREES TO ice is latter carried no A com- done good work the ball themselves there long after midnight, piled thick In the streets. passengers. tution of 1850 formulated, adopted and INTERNATIONAL COURT, can- rations, the color scheme of which One enthusiastic visitor remarked: "I Thousands are Homeless. plete list of the dead and injured presented to.Congress by New Mexico Marcn z. Tne gov- not - was yellow and white, yellow being Fans, French be obtained until rescuers have was too good for- the as it pro- wish Senator Beveridge would look to Cleveland, O., March day the color. ernment has replied Secretary explored the wreckage. The known nounced On that ac- territorial in." to of are against slavery. in soft the former Knox's proposal the powers looking persons homeless, thousands dead include Trainmaster A. L. Black- count New Mexico was not admitted Draped material, Buffffet Collation. to the establishment of a are on the second floor of their dining room of the hotel could scarce- At 11 permanent living burn, of Everett; A. E. Longcoy, sec- to statehood sixty years ago. o'clock Governor and Mrs. International court of arbitrarial homes and business demoralized is be recognized even those who Mills and jus' retary to Superintendent O'Neil. The The singing of America and The ly by the governor's staff and a tice, the in the situation in Ohio the result for weeks take three meals a few friends accepting proposition today, injured include Fireman J. D. Kurde, Star Spangled Banner, led by Rev. F. proceeded to the room but certain or noods. Wnile water re at the Palace. On either side of where principle, making sugges the has serious; Engineers Osborne, F. S. W. Pratt, of the! Church of the Holy day a buffffet collation was served. tions which the French ceded in some in the the room were six electric showers government valleys, others, Martin, Carroll, V. J. Gorgenson, D. Faith,' added ttf'th'-patrioti- fervor, believes will bring all other powers in 'with electric bulbs shining through (Continued on Page Eight.) to accord. (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Pane Eight- - (Continued on Page Five.) :

PAGE TWO. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 19NX

Old Wheat THE DAILY ROUND UP. SPENT A FORTUNE Established 1856. Incorporated 1903. THE WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS (By J. Apple.ton.) . ON SKIN TROUBLE Imperial Somehow she waits to make you win, Your soul in her firm white hands SEL Cream Somehow the gods have made for you GUI BIS. COIW Jersey The woman who understands. But Lost All Hope of Cure Grew Four Worse and Worse in Spite of Many As the tide went out found she him Doctors and Three Years of Hos- Lashed to a spar of Pansy despair Treatment Inflammation The wreck of his life around him, pital The wreck of his dreams in the air Made Her Almost Crazy with Pain. Met:: Bobolink Found him, and loved him, and gath- Ladies Garments JK ered Also VARIETY FRESH YEAST The soul of him to her heart; CURED BY TWO SETS y r The soul that had sailed an uncharted OF CUTICURA REMEDIES sea The soul that sought to win and be Suits, Skirts, Jackets, Capes, WE GIVE CASH REGISTER TICKETS free " I began to have an itching over my WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES The soul of which she was whole body about seven years ago and part; this settled in my limb, from the knee to Auto Coats, Rain And then in the dusk she cried to the the toes. I went to see a great many Coats, Riding man: physicians, a matter which cost me a "Win 'battle fortune, and after I noticed that I did Habits One your you can you can!" not get any relief that way, I went for and Piece Dresses. three years to the hospital. But they Helping and and were unable to help me there. I used Winter Co. loving guiding all the medicines that I could see but made Grocery when that was best in- Every to Urging became worse and worse. I had an garment V V Southeast Corner Plaza, Santa Fe. Telephone No. 40 Holding her fears in hiding flammation which made me almost crazy Deep in her quiet breast with pain. When I showed my foot to Measure of my friends they would get really fright- the cloth and in This is the woman who kept him ened. I did not know what to do. I True to his standards lost was so sick and had become so nervous When that I positively lost all hope. the style selected and tossed in the storm and stress " I had seen the advertisement of the a and strife, Cuticura Remedies a great many times He thought himself through with the but could not make up my mind to buy FIT GUARANTEED of life them, for I had already used so many CALL AND SEE FDR YOURSELF game medicines. Finally I did decide to use And ready to pay the cost the Cuticura Rer edies and I tell you was never as when Watching and guarding whispering that I 30 pleased I noticed that, aftei having used two sets FINEST AND FULL LINE OF still, of Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment THE "Win can and Cuticura inflamma- you and I know you Pills, the entire ' FOR HALF will!" tion had gone. I was completely cured. At CENTURY 1 should be only too glad if people 8 8 with a similar disease would come to PHONE 36 THE LEADING DRY GOODS P. O. BOX 219 This is story-o- f me and find out the truth. I would the ages only HOUSE IN THE CITY. This is the woman's recommend them to use Cuticura. Mrs. Clocks way Bertha Sachs, 1021 Second Ave., New Diamonds, Watches, Wiser than seers or sages, York, N. Y., Aug. 20, 1909." Lifting us day by day "Mrs. Bertha Sachs is my sister-in-la- w Deco- Facing all with a and I know well how she suffered Jewelry, Silverware, things oourage and was cured the Cuticura Remedies can ; by Nothing daunt or dim after many other treatments failed. rated China, Novelties, Treading life's path wherever it Morris Sachs, 321 E. 89th St., New York, leads N. Y., Secretary of Deutsch-Ostrowo- er Tint. -- Verein, Kempner Hebrew Benevo- Leather and Leather Ebony I Lined with flowers, or choked with lent Society, etc." weeds, A single set of Cuticura Remedies, But ever with him with him: costing but one dollar, consisting of Soap Goods. to Guardian, comrade, and cleanse. Ointment to heal and Pills golden spur, to purify, has frequently cured chronio The men who win are helped by her. cases of torturing, disfiguring humors of MANUFACTURER Somewhere she waits, strong in be- infants, children and adults when the lief, best methods known to the profession O. nif7 had failed. Guaranteed absolutely pure. JEWELER Your soul in her firm white hands; Cuticura Remedies are sold throughout the world. Potter Drusr A Chem. . Sole 135 Colum- apil Corp -- Props.. Thank well the gods when she comes bus Ave.. Boston. Mass. Malled Free. Cutlcur i to you Book. o Authority on Skin ?ci ?raf Diseases The woman who understands. ' V V TMMTMMm TAXIDERMIST, TANNER & FURRIER Death Claims Young Woman Tu- Minor w. It berculosis claimed Miss Elenor Lind-ber- city topics Every Description of work in our line done to order aged 24 years, at Las Vegas. She came to GAME HEADS MOUNTED Las Vegas for her health X March 2. some Denver, Colo., Artistic and Ladies' Fur a months ago. X Forecast for New Mexico: Taxidermy Repairing Specialty Death of Septuagenarian Miss X Fair "weather tonight and Send for for tanning and lining Leah Kohn, 72 died at -. prices aged years, X Thursday with stationary tern- furs and hides for rugs and robes Las Vegas. She came' to Las Vegas X 20 perature. Highest prices paid for raw furs of all kinds years ago from Philadelphia for her health. on the F- - JJJT-'di- Baptized Monday Frank, W&'&Sffi- FRANK GORMLEY .. son of Assistant of M. Superintendent SANTA FE. N. NOT A DAY WITHOUT Public Instruction and Mrs. Acasio SUNSHINE IN FEBRUARY. Gallegos, was baptized at Guadalupe church on Monday forenoon. Hon. Average Temperature Was Rather and Mrs. Eufracio Gallegos of Union Lower Than in the Past, But county, were sponsors. Weather Was Fine. Restaurants Reaped Harvest The in hundreds of visitors in the city yester- FANS! FANS! FANS!! Undertaker and Embalmer February was comparatively sunny day permitted the restaurant keepers We don't sell fans, but fans and players buy their baseball from but colder than usual this ac-- ; to read a harvest. Lupe Herrera, pro- supplies year, the store that sells the properly authorized goods-W- e J. D. MULLIGAN cording to the weather bureau statis- -' prietor of the Coronado, says he fed have used skill in picking out our entire line tics. The average temperature wasi 700 people. The dining room of the ftOODS T7T T Given Careful 30 degrees, while for the last 38 years Palace hotel was crowded and all over TRJT?E I When A C it has been 32.8 degrees. The highest the city the hungry ones took meals you want the proper things come to us. Personal Attention temperature was 56 degrees on Feb- in private houses. ruary 24, and the lowest was 3 below It Was 59 Degrees Yesterday Yes- If it is RESIDENCE DPT) lOO OFFICE DE1 I Hardware WgSgfiHS We have it. NIGHT PHONE iOQ PHONE AuU 3U zero on February 17. The greatest terday was an ideal day, the weather n was 31 and men matters" in PICTURE FRAMING TASTEFULLY AND SATISFACTORILY DONE. daily range only degrees having "arranged was recorded on February 14; the honor of Goveronr Mills. The mer- least range was 17 degrees on Feb- cury climbed up to 59 degrees at 4:20 ruary 19. There has been a deficien- p. m. and the minimum was 32 de- WHOLESALE cy in temperature from the average grees, just cold enough to make one AND RETAIL since New Year of 57 al- feel cheerful. The hu- Weed degrees, or average relative most 2 degrees a day. The precipita- midity was only 38 per cent and many RATON TRY tion during the month was only .08 of people walked around without over- Screened YANKEE OUR an inch and since New Year there has coats. The temperature at 6 o'clock CERRILLOS Lump droit! Ufa lea been a deficiency of .68 of an inch. this morning was 32 degrees. A year The prevailing direction of the wind ago the maximum was 54 degrees and Anthracite Coal all Sizes, Coal. Steam Coal. was from the minimum 31 62 Smithing the north and the total degrees, with per Sawed Wood and Kindling, Also Good for Chickens movement was 6818 miles, an average cent of sunshine. Although partly hourly velocity of 10.1 miles. The cloudy the day was pleasant. SffSiSTO! CAPITAL COAL YARD. SOLE AGENTS FOR maximum velocity was merely 37 Telephone 85 Telephone 85 miles an hour from the north on Feb- $100 REWARD, $100. ruary 27. There were only three The readers of this paper will be International Stock Food cloudy days, 10 partly cloudy days and pleased to learn that there is at least one 15 clear clear days. There wasn't a dreaded disease that science has Wholesale and Retail Dealers in LEO with less than 14 cent of sun- been able to cure in all its stages, Chocolates HERSCH day per and is Unsurpassed shine and 9 recorded 100 that Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh days per Cure is Flour, Hay, Grain Potatoes, cent of sunshine. The sunshine aver- the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Ca- Leras Made in New Mexico. age for the month was 78 per cent, tarrh a constitutional which is very good for es- being disease, Salt and Seeds February, requires a constitutional treatment. when one considers that one-ha- lf pecially Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern- of that would be considered a FRESH STOCK RECEIVED ally, the blood JUST THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GRAIN HOUSE IN SANTA FE. month in the eas'. The acting directly upon sunshiny and mucous surfaces of the system, for sale nen urn nnim nnmniiiv a reiEMve fo- - ask for nv.'an humidity ihe month thereby destroying the foundation of ONLY AT nullum uuuu uumrniii SAMPLE was 42 which is astonish- per cent, the disease, and giving the low. mean maximum tem- patient ingly The strength by building up the constitu- 'r of the month was 41.7 de- i, DIAMOHPO perature tion and assisting nature In doing Its Jb Qb YOMTZ WTCHES grees and the minimum 18.2 degrees. work. The proprietors have so much THE SANTA FE ABSTRACT, S, The barometric pressure faith in its MANUFACTURER OF averaged curative powers that they . ( 30.08, the lowest been 29.59 on REALTY & INSURANCE AGENCY V having offer One Hundred Dollars for any MEXICAN FILIGREE February 15 and the highest 30.63 on case that It fails to cure. Send for (INOORPORATKD) Februray 4. ' list of testimonials. Room 19 Oatron Block. Santa. Pe, N. M. Ss.r.. JEWELRY Address F. CHENEY & !Tii J. CO., Does a general ABSTRACT , REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE business PILES CURE IN it u: I 9 6 TO 14 DAYS Toledo, O. a ws. lilue viima unu w PAZO OINTMENT is to Sold by all druggists. 75c. to ,oan on Santa Fe Real Estate silverware guaranteed cure $20JU,UUU.UU at low rate of : : 1 345 San Franelsce t. SANTA N. M. auy cane of Ttchlnir. Blind Rlnnritncr t.. Take Hall's Pills for interest I FE, I Piles 6 to 14 re-- Family WMWINWIHI truding in days or money ! r J

V- t For PHONE 213 The roughness and redness of chapped shin quickly and Zoolc's fihunnpfl surely disappears through the intelligent use of our dainty lotion BENZOIN WITCH HAZEL and ALMOND CREAM Pharmacy 1 Hands Located in Claire Hotel WEST SIDB" iIiAZA i, i t

,1 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1910. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. PAGE THREE.

WHY IT SUCCEEDS. LONG LINE OF GOVERNORS Because It's for One Thing Onry, and Santa Fe People Appreciate This. New Mexico Military Institute I ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO. toe Tor Nothing can good everything. FOB THIS GREAT COMMONWEALTH J"' "fen ,! The Wert Point of the Southwest." Doing one well brings success. thing Army Officers Detailed by War Department Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing I;. Army Inspectors RANK SCHOOL IN CLASS only. "A." They cure sick kidneys. Almost a Hundred of Them Since the Days of Onate They cure backache, every kidney of the First Civil Executive of the American Through Academic course, preparing young ill. Story men for college or for business life. Great . Here is Santa Fe evidence to Regime Romantic and Tragic Historic Ad- amount of open air work. Healthiest location

or of School In Union. Located prove it L. IF 8 4- any Military the dress by Bradford Prince. H xeafm tt jf Mrs. Agripina D. ce Gonzales, 102 4 oo the beautiful Pecos Valley the garden Garcia Santa vi. M., street, Fe, says: spot of the West at aD e'evatlon of 1,700 "'In 1906, 1 Doan's At the unveiling of the portrait of with many friends in his command September, procured feet above sea level, sunshine every day, but Pills at Burrows & Governor Bent in the council chamber well qualified for civil ac- Kidney Stripling office, this Faultless Ittie rain or snow session. Co's. drug store and used them for of the yesterday afternoon, tion showed a moderation and a during capitol Eleven Officers and all backache which had been a source of L. Bradford Prince de- statesmanship which have not in Instructors, gradu- always every detail. ates from stardard eastern Ten such annoyance. In the morning livered the following historical ad- been followed by powers. colleges. so lame appointing i when I arose my back was dress which reserves to become a Naturally the most important selec- rviv&i: buildings, thoroughly furnished, heated, light I In and painful that could hardly stoop classic: tion to be made was that of governor, edjand modern all respects. to anything. I knew that REGENTS E. A. W pick up Historical Sketch. and it required a man possessing pe- Cahoon, President; my trouble was due to disordered It was a which culiar qualifications not easy to find G, Hamilton, Vice President; J. Phelps White, and I was finally led to try happy inspiration kidneys united in one individual. Absolute William - Treasurer; W. M. Atkinson and W Doan's Pills the good re- suggested that the inauguration today and and Charles were import- Secretary, Kidney by to American A them. The con- of the last territorial governor of New loyalty institutions was am factors in the settlement of the Flolay ports I heard about the tents of one box drove away all my Mexico, (who will quite likely be the first requisite, together with the far west. ;For particulars and Illustrated catalogue executive pains and aches and I am happy to first state governor as well), should ability necessary to insure Benfs Fort. address. have linked of an efficient administration; and for COL. JAS. W. say that my cure has been perma- with it this ceremony William Bent belongs more to the WILLSON. the unveiling of the of the this latter, a thorough knowledge of nent" portrait j of Colorado than of New Superintendent. 50 the and - history that For sale by all dealers. Price first American governor of the terri- country the people was par- - l Mexico. For years he was the prln- cents. tory. ticularly essential. On the other hand , u n Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buffalo, N. Y., it was of prime to inau-- j In all of America, North and South, importance t tenmal T ? VSVwas T sole agents for the United States. is no execu- gurate the new government in a way there continuous line of - ... , , , hest known trading post west of the Remember the name Doan's and LU tives so long as that of the governors ,11C Missouri whether we consider the OJD CALIEfJTE flOT SPRIfJGS. take no other. 1" . auu u J, LU CW1U.V 1112 MI f-- of New Mexico, so that we can truth- fort near where Pueblo now and nat original fully say that the citi- judices misunderstandings or the second These celebrated Hot Springs are the richest alkalin Hot Springs in the Notice for Publication. distinguished incident to stands, fort, built by zen holds the most urally the situation. William on located in Ancient world. The efficiency of these waters (Serial 03731. Not coal land.) inaugurated today and Charles Bent jointly, the midst of the ancient office of continuous succession Kearny's e has been tested the of the Interior, Judgment. the Arkansas river below La Junta. Cliff Dwellings, twenty-fiv- miles west throughly by Department in all the Western In miraculous cures attested to in the U. S. Land Office. Hemisphere. his addresses made to the people A volume could be written of border of Taos and miles north of fifty Santa following diseases: Rheu- Santa Fe, N. M., Feb. 19, 1910. Through more than three centuries at Las Vegas, Tecolote, San Miguel stories connected with those trading Paralysis, Fe, and about twelve miles from Bar-anc- o Notice is given that Ramon his seat of authority has been here in and Santa Fe, as well as in the formal centers and the frontiers-me- n and the matism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Bright's hereby Station, on the Denver and Rio Disease of the Sandoval, of Cow Springs, (P. O. 'Santa Fe, and the Old Palace still proclamation of annexation issued noted Indians who congregated there. Kidneys, Syphilitic Grande Railroad, from which point a and Mercurial Scrofula, Lamvl. N. M.. who. on March 29, stands as the witness of the power and from the Palace on August 22, Gen--1 This fort was the most important in Affections, ' ! daily line of runs to the springs. La all Female Com- 1904, made homestead entry (Serial glory as well as of the vicissitudes of eral Kearny had shown great tact and all the Indian region and was un- 6tage Catarrh, Grippe, 1--4 1-- office. The temperature of these waters is etc. and bath- 0373:n No. 7871. for SE SE N . the high Its foundation was discretion, and his assurances had the structure of plaints, Board, lodging doubtedly largest the from 90 122 1-- 1-- 4, 1-- 4 1-- to degrees. The are 2.50 $15 $50 2 SE NE SW Sec. 1, T. laid by Onate himself, its reception gone far to quiet the of kind ever erected by individ- gases ing per day; per week; apprehensions private carbonic. Altitude 6.000 Climate 13 N., R. 11 E., N. M. P. Meridian, room was the iplace of audience of the New Mexican people and to re- uals on American soil. Its construc- feet per month. Stage meets Denver very and the entire has filed notice of intention to make envoys from far distant native tribes move the feeling of aroused tion occupied four years, from 1828 dry delightful trains and waits for Santa Fe trail hostility year round. There is now a commod- final five year proof, to establish almost from the beginning, the gov- by the slanders of Armijo and his fol- to 1S32. It was built of adobe bricks upon request This resort is attrac- ious hotel for the of in- claim to the land above described, be- ernors ruled from the Canon of the lowers; but the selection of officials of to manufacture which convenience tive at all seasons and Is open all large size, valids and tourists. fore the register and receiver, U. S. Colorado on the west to the Father would speak more than words Mexican laborers were induced People suffering winter. Passengers for Ojo Caliente loudly by from cancer land'office, at Santa Fe, N. M., on the of Waters on the east, and sent out as to the true intentions of the new Charles Bent to come from the Taos consumption, and other can leave Santa Fe at 9 a. m. and 14th of 191u. Pa- contagious diseases, are not accepted. reach at 5 the day April, expeditions which reached to the government. In view of all the cir- valley and its vicinity. Its outside Ojo Caliente p. m., Claimant names as witnesses: These wriers contain 1,626.24 grains same For further cific and the Missouri, and penetrat- cumstances, the selection of Charles measurement was 180 feet in length day. particulars Euloglo Sandoval, Victoriano Gar- of alkaline salts to the gallon, being address: ed the unknown regions of the north, Bent as governor showed consummate by 135 feet in width, the be- cia, Francisco Sandoval, Filiberto building in search of new lands to conquer; wisdom. ing In oblong form, with a Martinez, all of Lamy, N. M. practically ANTONIO while its historic prison confined He had lived in New Mexico for large open square or placita in the JOSEPH, Proorietor. MANUEL' R. OTERO, soldier of renown as many a high many years, the names of his brother which all the rooms - N Register. center, upon Ojo Caliente. Taos. County- At well as the chief official of - the In- - and himself had long been as house- - opened. The outside walls were four quisition, even before the revolution hold words to all who knew of the feet in thickness and 15 feet high, TIME TABLE ALL of 1680. commerce of the plains or the traffic loopholed for purposes of defense by LOCAL TRAINS Spanish Governors. of the mountains; their business ex- musketry, but otherwise unbroken by Then after a brief space the guber- tended as far south as Chihuahua, doors or windows except at the great y. Wells natorial list is illuminated the and Charles himself had gate-wa- & Santa Fe at 9 a .m. to con- by for some front At the southeast and Fargo Company leave great name of DeVargas, whose time lived in Santa Fe. His nect with No. 10 from the south and rapid relations northwest corners hexagonal bastions marches and quick success have rare- with the had been were 30 west, also No. 3 from the east, re- people always erected, feet in height and ly been paralleled in history. Those friendly; and before he had with an Interior ten turning arrive at Santa Fe 12:10 p. m. years diameter of feet, old governors were men of no mean identified himself most with and in can- Express Leave Santa Fe at 4 p. m. to con- strongly these were mounted the repute; many of them bore names the by into one of non which General nect No. 1 west-boun- also takes territory marrying were the chief reliance Forwarders with which stand on the rolls of the Express east-boun- high leading families of the for of which passengers for No. 2 d pass- north, defense, and the sight chivalry and victory. Some bore so through which he had re- had effect in TO at 6:30 p. m. Returning important a strong moral securing ing Lamy many titles that the enumeration cov- lationships, and arrive at Santa Fe 6:30 p. m. with No. rearing his family in immunity from attack. ers almost a ipage of official docu- the old town of Taos. l's connection only. In its purpose and actual use this ments and nearly all were dukes or Bent's , - Leave Santa Fe at 7:20 p. m. to con- Ancestry. great building was a combined fort- All Parts of World- marquises or at least adorned with The is somewhat the nect with Nos. 7 and 9 west-boun- impression gen- ress, storehouse, trading-pos-t and the of the most coveted Span- eral Governor was an ordi- and Nos. 4 and 8 east-boun- Return- insignia that Bent caravansary. At certain seasons the Save Money and Inconvenience by Wells ish orders of In those Purchasing Fsrgo arrive at Santa Fe 11:10 d. m. nobility. early nary trapper or Indian trader, active amount of furs, skins and pelts stored ing New Mexico was denomi- DOMESTIC MONEY ORDERS, TRAVELERS' Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. days, always and adventurous, but without family within its walls was something pro- nate a in was Train leaves for the north at 10:15 kingdom; later times it connections or education, like many of digious; and all through the year it MONEY ORDERS, FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS :a. m. sometimes a province, at others a : the .pioneers of those days; but this is was the temporary home of of a or a parties Payable the United States. Canada. Mexico Train arrives from the north at 4 state, department territory, and far from the truth. hunters, trappers, traders, adventur- Throughout Its rulers, who were entitled .p. m. originally His father, Silas Bent, was a man ers and of Indians of various tribes. and all Foreign Countries. New Mexico Central. "governor and captain general," held of learning and distinction. He was Members of opposing Indian nations, official REMITTANCES SENT BY TELEGRAPH. Train leaves Santa Fe at 8:45 a. m. varying titles, all, however, in born in Massachusetts in 1768, and re- whose hereditary tribal enmity made the two domin- Train arrives at Santa Fe at 9:45 p. centuries of Spanish ceived the solid New England educa- the death of one or the other the ion, of a nn. grandiloquence commensur- tion of the times supplemented by inevitable result of a meeting on the J. D. BARNES. ate with the of Aaent dignity the position. special instruction for the bar, and plain or in the forest, here met on There were 55 of - NOTICE OF SALE. these Spanish gov- thus equipped, at the age of 20, his equal footing, and understood that no ernors from 1598 to 1822, from Onate ambitious spirit led ihim, among the violence or was Notice Is hereby given that on the 22nd to not treachery permitted day of October 1908, Deputy Collector Franlc Melgares; one being a native first settlers, to the newly opened within its walls. It was R. seized at 46 Vi hospitable Orandall, Pearce, Arizona, of New Mexico and very few being country that now constitutes Ohio. here that the American of the pints and six quarts bottles of whiskey, residents "Army The above described property having before the appointment. He returned for a time to the older West," under Kearny and Donovan, been seized for violation of Section 6 Act Some had held Mexi- mar- LQ 1897. high position in civilization of Virginia, where he made their redezvous on the of VERY March 8, first STABLE co Any person claiming the above describ- and some were appointed directly ried Martha Kerr, and held several of- August, 1846, and started on their ed property is required to make such claim, from itself. Fine in compliance with law, to the undersigned Spain ficial positions. But the lure of the triumphant march to Santa Fe, to Rigs, Reliable Horses, Single within thirty days from the first publication Mexican Governors. west was upon him and when the Lou- of this notice- - H, P.BARDSHAR Chihuahua and to tho Pacific. Buggies, Surries, Saddle Horses Collector. Then when the Mexican revolution isiana Purchase had added the great Charles Bent. had severed the ties with the Spanish trans-Mississip- pi country to the But we must confine our attention monarchy, there came another list of Union, he was appointed in 1804 chief to the one of the brothers who is the Call governors, called 'Phone 9 WOODTS HACK LINE "jefes politicos" deputy surveyor for Upper Louisiana, special object of interest today, up down to 1836 and "gobernadores" af- which embraced everything north of Charles Bent was born while his fath Prom ter that date ten we When in in number if Arkansas. His headquarters were at er was living in Virginia, 1797. He Need of Anything in the count six- BARRANCA TAOS those regularly appointed; St. Louis, and heTe he remained dur- was educated and ibecame a TO teen if we include highly Livery Line. Drivers Furnished the acting gover- ing the remainder of his life, always graduate of West Point but resigned Meets Both North South and of nors; these the great majority, occupying responsible official posi- from the army and engaged in the under the more Bounds Trains. liberal policy of the tions. In 1807 he was made first mercantile business in St Louis; con RATES RIGHT. new republic, were New Mexicans by judge of the court ot common Leaves Barranca on the arrival ot pleas; tinuing there until after his father's Iblrth; in fact, but two of the whole and the next year become auditor of death in 1827. Then his Xhe north bound train and arrives at he joined number, Perez and Martinez, were public accounts. In 1809 he was ap- brother in of sec- Don Avenue Taos at 7 p. m. the construction the Caspar CHAS. sent directly from the City of Mexico. pointed presiding judge over the St. ond Bent's CLOSSON , Ten ntlles shorter than any other Fort, and after its comple There was a short break In this Mex- Louis court; and from 1813 until the tion in 1832 went to Santa Fe to look way. Good covered hack and good ican line in the time of the Revolu- admission of Missouri as a state he after the business affairs of the firm teams. tion of af- 1837, when the insurgents, was supreme judge of the territory. at that city. From there he moved to JS gory OTil n g den to luCalco Faa ter killing Governor Perez, took pos- Under the new regime of statehood he Taos, which was at that time a very of saxa.g'ex GoxafortoLbl, session the Palace and proclaimed was continually in official life until important commercial point, and mar Jose lionzaies, a rueoio Indian, as his death in 1827. Silas Bent had a ried Maria Ignacia Jaramillo, a daugh FARE & 4$5.00 governor, and installed him in the large family, several of the members ter of Francisco Jaramillo, and whose LACES EMBROIPEBIES chair of state. It was a short lived of which become distinguished. His sister, Josefa, was the wife of Kit Car SALE term of office, a little brief authority, son, John, was a well known lawyer son. There he was connected In bus but while it lasted, his gubernatorial of St Louis; Silas was with Com- iness with Colonel Ceran St Vrain. In e have just received our new Stock of this power was as absolute and despotic as modore Perry's expedition to Japan; Taos he lived in an adobe house on SPRING and SUMMER that of the most regularly appointed his daughter, Julia, was the wife of 1910 Embroid- eries and Laces which executive, and no list of New Mexi Governor U W. Boggs of Missouri; (Continued on Page Six.) will be SPECIAL SALE can governors would be complete during this month only. AH new patterns and without including this picturesque re designs. storation of the aboriginal control. American Governors. REMOVES THE CAUSE PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE THEM And then, in 1846, came what we may call the American line, contain- ADOLF SELIGMAN DRY GOODS CO ing, of actually appointed governors, OF CATARRH just twenty names, from the first, whose portrait is now unveiled to S.S.S. cures .Catarrh by removing the cause from the blood. It so . the 'is opniw-C- view, to the last, who has been form- thoroughly purifies circulation that there nothing left to inflame and irritate the mucous linings of the body, which is the most prominent and ally inaugurated today. of A HORSE KNOWS I hold dangerous effect Catarrh. As long as the mucous membranes and in my hand the original tissues are in a stato of THE where he Is well our kept inflammation and irritation by an impure and WEST FOR THE WEST. treated. At documents appointing the new infected condition of the circulation, Catarrh will remain. we rent LOOK Its disagreeable livery stable the horses American officials, dated Septem- symptoms of ringing noises in tho ears, mucous dropping back into the - The Colorado like horses that are perfectly kept ber . 22 ,1846. In his original throat, headaches, watery eyes, difficult breathing, and even stomach Rational Life Assurance Company Our turnouts are the finest in this ber. 22, 1846. In his disorders and weakened health, cannot be permanently relieved until the original blood is Local alone can no part of the country, and we rent them Kearny showed great consideration purified. applications have real curative value, Denver Colorado. because such treatment does not reach the blood. Sprays, inhalations, BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK for those who lived on the soil and lotions, etc., are valuable for their and were only cleansing antiseptic effect, but at reasonable rates to responsible acquainted with the local condi- if depended on alone Catarrh sufferers will find a cure impossible. Nothing The Pioneer Life all S. S. S. for Insurance Co., .parties. Your own horses boarded. tions; but one (Francis P. Blair) equals curing Catarrh. It goes down into the circulation, gets of the nine persons named resi- at the root of the trouble, and removes every particle of catarrhal matter being from the blood and enriches vital so of the Southwest WILLIAMS & RISING dents of New Mexico, and two of them this fluid that instead of irritating the different mucous portions of the body, it nourishes them with rich, natives of the territory. health-givin- g A. M. Light and Heavy Considering properties. Then the symptoms begin to pass away, and BERGERE, Manager for New Mexico. Livery. that he had 'been in New Mexico Catarrh is Book on but permanently cured. Catarrh and any medical advice ama rm, n. m. 310 San Francisco St. 'Phone 139 Red. a came tree- - Catron Block month, and as a conqueror, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. GA. , ATLANTA, a' ii PAGE FOUR. TOE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA N. M. FE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1910- -

dwarfed - in, its improvement, advance- there isn't any other body that can R. SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN I J, PALEN, President. J. B. ment and growth. do so much for a town as a properly BEAD, Cashier. "Now, you are going to admit us. supported Chamber of Commerce. We L, A, HUGHES, FRAKK NEW MEXICAN McKAKE, Assistant Cashier.. THE PRINTING COMPANY PUBLISHERS. We are thankful for it; we are grate- - are having troubles of our own in this PAUL A. F. WALTER, FRANK P. STURGES, rui ror u. we know that every mem-- ' respect; tor a while it f ccned that Editor and President. vice President. ber of this committee and every mem-- 1 the organization might go to smash JOHN K. STAUFFER, Secretary-Treasure- r. ber of Congress is anxious that the but thanks to the unceasing efforts of new siaie siiouia De a prosperous i"J ana directors it has rst Rational Entered as Second Class Matter secretary lank at the Santa Fe Postofflce. a now state, happy state, a good state, and ; passed the experimental stage that it should have every i and is on a sound business basis. The OF SANTA FE. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily, six months, by mail ....$3.75 advantage and which can i results cannot "V per week by carrier 25 opportunity properly be estimated in dollars Weekly, 2.00 be to in order that and cents. Watch dily, per month, Ly carrier 75 per year given it it may Las Cruces grow! The Oldest have that advancement and Banking Institution in Daily, per month, by mail .65 Weekly, six months . . . 1.00 that pros- So we come to ask aid in cer- The delay in New Mexico. Established in 1870 Daily, per year, by mail 7.00 Weekly, per quarter 75 perity. filling the vacancy on tain ways, especially on account of the Xew Mexico supreme bench and some of these to tailure to in OFFICIAL PAPER OF SANTA FE COUNTY. deprivations which send the reappointment Capital Stock $150,000 we have been subjected in the time or jucige jonn R. McFie is rather em The New Mexican is the oldest newspaper in New Mexico. It is sent to past." barrassing to the course of justice in Surplus and Undivided Profit 80.000 uie and is every postofflce in the Territory, and has a large and growing o'rculati ) 3 territory responsible for THREE HUNDRED YEARS OF some delays that would and of the Southwest. otherwise be among the intelligent progressive people WAITING. avomeci. Transacts a general banking business in all its branches. The address of L, Loans money on the most favorable terms on all kinds of Bradford Prince 'delivered yesterday personal and collateral and sells bonds afternoon at Gover security. Buys and the unveiling of PEHIAL in all markets for nor Bent, the first civil governor of II LAUNDRY stocky its customers. Buys and seUs American domestic and and makes TOO GOOD A CONSTITUTION the bill introduced in the Senate and the Tegime, incidentally foreign exchange telegraphic transfer brough to mind the long time of prepa- of money to all of the civilized world on as Hon. Thomas Benton Catron, in an which is before this committee. One For Best Work parts liberal terms ration that New Mexico has had to fit Laundry as are given by any ;! address yesterday "afteffioon referred of the things which attracts particu- it for statehood. Massachusetts looks motley transmiting agency public or :' to'.' the. fact that trie constitution of lar attention in the Senate bill is in with the Basket private. Interest allowed on time, deposits at the rate of three : back pride upon Pilgrim Fath leaves Monday New Mexico of 1850 was too good or regard to what may be considered Tuesday cent ers who landed at' Plymouth Rock.' Returns and per per annum, on' six months or years' time. Liberal V else New Mexico would, have been special safeguards thrown around the Thursday Friday. Virginia points with pride to the advances made on f livestock and to statehood at . that its methods of AGENCY at O. K. consignments products. admitted time, constitution, approval, founders of New York will Barber Shop before of the other which are a little different from the Jamestown, The bank executes all orders of its in long any Rocky never to the P O. BROWN patrons the banking line, mountain states. This was well ordinary ones. Let me say that we permit posterity forget Agent. and aims to extend to point of New Amsterdam. Dela- them as liberal treatment in all respects, out in the following accept with great early days Phone No. 23 Red brought portions pleasure anything ware and as is consistent with and the of of the address of L. Brad that can be done in that way which Pennsylvania glorify the safety principles sound bank- Swedes who at ford Prince last month before the will insure the perfection of a consti settled Wilmington, ing. Safety deposit boxes for rent. The patronage of the Senate committee on territories when tution. It is we who are to live under and every one of the eastern states he said: the constitution, and we want the cherish the names of their spioneers. KERR'S Yet, none of can to such jiru AJirtruinrmriruwuTJinnJW "It is a novel thing, Mr. Chairman, very best constitution we can possi- them, point or romantic . as New PLAZA BARBER for a delegation from New Mexico to bly have, and everything which will early beginnings SHOP come before this committee on terri- look toward the formation of an ex- Mexico. Behind the early historic tories in regard to a statehood bill cellent constitution is something that period, which is older than that of any For 19 years the of only and be relieved from the discussion is desirable. the thirteen colonies, lies a definite first class tonsorial parlor itmmimMatmmmjmmmm of what may be called the fundamen- 'It may be remembered that the prehistoric period during which some in .santa Fe. tal principles. We have heretofore people in New Mexico have had more of the communities still existing to PALACE had to bring to the attention of this experience in constitution making day were founded and flourished. But OUR NEW FITCH - hotel committee and the committee of the than any other I think I need referring only to the long line of gov- TREATMENT state; v other House what is admitted to be not say in the United States, but in ernors who have had administrative m the fundamental principle, namely, the world. Within the range of a life- charge of New W'LLIAM VAUGHN time have five Governor rinceirthat re,lleve Dandruff, falling hair & pROP the right of American citizenship and they had constitutional times, Z other the to conventions, and the constitutions were fifty-fiv- e of them under the scalp irritations. We also especially right, Span- a One the in an American republic. Those they have formed have in every case ish rule, sixteen under the Mexican carry complete line of all the of Best Hotels in the West seem to us to be fundamental. been exceedingly of one a Ameri- popular hair and facial tonics. " Now, good, something rule, Pueblo and twenty Cuisine and Large Sarnple o , we able to be from which I am not ashamed and some are relieved this cans, ninety-tw- in all. And during HERPICIDE, DE LUXE QUININE & Table Service Room Com- and which can hardlv be criticised. for take up matters of detail, particu- thing all these years, New Mexico has been Unex c el 1 e d 1 BATHS BATHS BATHS mercial .Traveler s lars of administration. It is as grati-- hold in my" hand the constitution a province! There were periods, prior in New fying as it is novel that this condition prepared Mexico in the year to the American occupation, when HUBBS LAUNDRY SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO!! WASHINGTON should exist. 1889, which has been con- Ageuts AVENUE universally this commonwealth had greater Phone ceded to be one of the constitu- us, wewillbegladtocallfor "We are all delighted that at last best autonomy than it has today. All this on your tions ever formulated in laundry Mondays and Tuesdays it seems to be conceded that the citi- the country. long line of have been mere and deliver on We have been governors Thursdays and Fridays zens of the United States lying south through it line by line, administrative rather execu- All word than work is guaranteed; your of the Colorado line are as well en- by word, and while of course tive accountable to an out- socks are mended there are new officers, and buttons titled to as those Vho subjects that have side Governor sewed on you without come in more recent authority. Said Prince: shirts, live north of that imaginary line. As up constitutions "In all of North extra charge. it was at the time as America, and South, you well know, these matters have perhaps perfect there is no continuous line of execu- - PHONE RED 122. PHONE RED 122. been for a an instrument as could very well be discussed long period of tives so long as that of the governors time and the found. I will go back, if you will per- before committees of of New Mexico, so that we can truth- both Houses. The date of this docu- mit me, only a moment. say that Governor Mills holds ment which I 'Uni- "I have of this constitution fully hold in my hand, spoken the most ancient office of continuous ted States Senate Committee on Ter- of 1889. I will ask your attention for v succession in all the Western Hemis- - j i mmkduiati'-JB- hotel w ritories,' reminds me that but one moment to the constitution of ih hake twenty phere. Through more than three cen- J. E. . ago this I be 1850 sixty years ago. I hold in my LACOME, years spring appeared his seat of fore this committee on this hand a copy of that constitution, turies authority has been general here in Santa and the Old subject. Since that time, year after which, so far asrI know, is the only Fe, Palace; still stands as the witness of the pow-- Proprietor year and session after session, we have copy that exists at the present time. ' & Co. "is er and as well as of the vicissi- come, through our representatives, in It a constitution of which any peo: glory tudes of the office." one way or another, before the com- pie could be proud. Of course there high Commodious Boom mittees on territories of the two are matters that have come up since Long may this succession of gov- GROCERS Sample Houses, asking, begging, beseeching, tint have gone into new constitutions, ernors continue! For many more cen- Long Distance Telephone Station. imploring, sometimes, if the speaker but it was an admirable document, es turies may Santa Fe remain the capi- happened to be aggressive, demanding pecially in its arrangements for edu tal ; ibut all of New Mexico hopes and admission to the Union by right of cation. The only trouble with that prays that the next governor of New 'Where prices arc lowest coivt'tution was that was too Mexico will be Steam Heated: Electric our American citizenship; and with it good one elected by the peo- FIRST CLASS CAPE the result we all remember. New Mexico would have been admit- ple of the commonwealth, accountable for Lighted. Every Room ted to at safe quality" "I rejoice that the day when that statehood that time you only to them, thus lifting the terri- a Good One, IN CONNECTION remember, the state was is necessary has passed and we have government tory from its subject rank to a posi- come down to the time when we put. in operation, the election was tion of much coveted, long awaited, f may One Resolution PRESS THE BUTTON DO held, the state officers to Make WE THE . REST. look at these details. I rejoice on elected, the much deserved and dearly earned in and I for legislature elected. It met and elect dependence. general principles rejoice ed senators here before this com- its and it would have been myself, standing in mittee today, to speak on this sub- put operation if that constitution The supervisor of the census for What other 1910 had not been too in Resolu ject, because I must confess what, you good its procla New Mexico has completed practicallv tion mation of freedom to all youmay make We FULL COURSE MEALS FROM; NOON ON perhaps, Mr. Chairman, know, that I mankind, and the work of selecting men and women Are in the way in which it stood for have felt so indignant, my American to (be enumerators for the Territory. If you drop in at S o'clock can iree state instead of a state Resolve now will ybi get a hot blood has boiled so on this subject of slave There will he 296 of these and it has that you It it had taken another it Now the deprivation of American citizens course, been a difficult task to find trade at KAUNE & OO. the supper ready to eat and will to off-ss- proper you not of their to would have been admitted as an r right to persons for the work in many in- coming year. It la a resolu- to a California sixty years ago. But Our is e good many years, that it has been stances. Politics did not cut fig- wait. best increasing patronage th because of the direct in any tion In your own for Serving proof that we m9rit s . almost impossible for me to speak on very way Interest, your which it on the in ure, for the census office was only too the subject with the spoke subject, the it means the best possible general patience glad to get enumerators. Quite a nam-ibe- r G.LUPE and the consideration which I first section of its first article, laying HEBRERA ought of women, for have been table supplies at lowest pos- THE HOTEL CORONADO Propritor. to show. down the enjoying and defending of instance, certainly because sible ' its right and liberty as being the appointed they passed the prices. But you must pardon us for the best first to . which man was examinations in many instances we have had on matter thing every feeling that entitled, and then in the docu and seemed well fitted to do the work WTe have felt sometimes that we could stating ment accompanying it from the con in certain districts. If more Repub- EUGEN 10 ROMERO i not understand the indiffer Think over-is- apparent vention that slavery in New Mexico licans than Democrats were appoint-- 1 it n't KAUNE ;. ence and the lack of of appreciation and ed, the census does not & on h naturally impractical in reality supervisor Oo, the logical store for you & your condition the part of some of never can exist know for in LUMBER COAL YARD ' and wherever it does it, the majority of cases, those who were in the in to patronize through. 1910. high places exist it has proved a curse and mis- the political affiliations of the Washington. Then, at person Lumber all last, after tortune to the state those were the he recommended for the work are un and kinds Lump, nutand ::: years of that experience, it occurred words which made it too good for the known to him, and what is more, to me that the membership of these he; of occasion. I allude to that especially does not care to know them. building material. mine run coal committees was made almost en- The H. S. up because that convention was formed color line was not drawn KAUNE tirely of gentlemen who had never for among YARD ON HICKOX ' at a time when the population was the appointees will be found men STREET," NEAR , ; been in a who had been territory, more than 90 per cent of an element of NEW MEXICO CENTRAL DEPOT. brought up from their first in an Indian and of negro descent. In the very that sometimes has been criticised: in & COMPANY Red Phone 100 atmosphere of who majority of cases appointments went Phone Red 100 more than 95 cent. n had never tact, per And yet to native-bor- citizens who can known anything else, to in the face of was speak whom was what then a domi Spanish for all will T0MAS P. that as the sunshine and nant influence in acknowledge that DELQAD0 Mgr. the country, they it is desirable to have men who can air, and who could not appreciate that set themselves on .that PHONE 26 there was where high principle speak both languages. any place American of a free state government. citizens were of really deprived those Mr. privileges and rights which had "Now, Chairman, I will come The fact that the learned they to the to seen so all immediately matter which professions are overcrowded in the YOU TAKE universally throughout a moment their lives, that it seemed as you alluded ago, simply say- United States is demonstrated the if they New 'by PAINS self-existe- ing that if Mexico had been ad were almost things. I fact that Denver has one physician to HERE IS A VERY EXCEPTIONAL I wish to draw OPPORTUNITY have been inclined sometimes to wish mittedand attention every 250 persons. : Europe has one to make the chil-- d to this matter as a basis for what we that some of the gentlemen so situat- to every 1,500 persons and ren look are to ask if New physician pretty EVERYTHING AT ONE ed could be for a year or a month or going Mexico had even that is the mourners. ust for a HALF PRJCE been admitted under the constitution crowding day. a single day because cruel and un- Eren in Santa Fe, there is one physi- not of 1805, there is no one who is ac Why preserve usual punishments are forbidden cian to every thousand and BEST LINE OF GOLD AND SILVER FILIGREE quainted wit hthe southwest and the people it the memory of placed in a position where they did is hard for some of them to WORK EVER DISPLAYED IN .: SANTA growth of localities who would not ad grubbing their prettiness by its FE not have where the make like an sal- mit today that New Mexico with its' anything adequate maans of omciais placed over them were not ary. But without manual in of boundaries as they then existed would training their selection, where they were the public schools and no incentive PERMANENT Excellent Assortments not to contain a million and half of people Don't of responsible the people whom for boys to enter the trades, the PHOTOGRAPHS and be one of the richest states there height Fail Many-othe- . or amenable to they governed, the is. If it of ambition of most young men is to Burned Leather Goods public sentiment of the or had been admitted at the Platinum Prints to locality, time when the United bp a lawyer, a physician or a preach- - Bnmed Wooden where, in case they were States Senate epresent the highes Call Placqnes articles wrongdoers, forty-thir- d fnrtv-fmirf- h an.d in those - there was in the anil yet, consequence profes- and All Kinds of Drawn Work absolutely no redress. - standard in Photo-raph- y ,v .;. that Congresses by vote of more than two-- f sns are overcrowded and the aver- "But those and will not Inspect Leather Pillows things, fortunately, are tnirds in each case voted for its ad- age member, therein does not earn, as Tops 'attract matters of the past. Those are or the missionand we gratefully acknowl- much a year as do stone masons or fade discolor , general of which I was principles edge what owe to the' who; .know their trade. , YOU CAN GET we wj Senate of carpenters speaking; and rejoice that today the United States at that time if it concedes THEM HERE everyone that New Mexico had been admitted' then, it would have The Las Cruces Chamber of Com- is entitled to THE ORIGINAL OLD CURIO statehood, and it is only had, by the Impetus given state- merce is no longer an experiment ac- surpassing a steel with to by regard particulars and details hood, coming In at the same time with cording to the Las Cruces Citizen for engraving in sof-r.e- ?s that is to J. CANDELARIO Proprietor it necessary speak. Colorado, at least a million people to It says: and tone. S, "There are two bills to which our 301-30- 3 day and a amount of wealth "Deming'is to organize a Chamber : San Francisco fet. N , M. very large 1 Santa Fe, , attention has been drawn a bill Pinon It was not the fault of the Deonle of Commerce, "which is easy enough Gallery which -- was: 'House Introduced in. the therJtaat-itlfa- i been deprived of but the Tub' is in keeping Jnterest In Marios Jierra and which has passed the House, and those things anI that it has been it and making the people realize that

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HERSONALMENTIOM SANTA PE HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. J. P. McXulty of Cerrillos, is at the OMuxjbaAit, Coronado hotel. 7r . Charles Switzer of Washington, is at the Palace hotel. We have just received a fresh ship ofkt Charles A. Ross of Espanola, was a visitor in the city yesterday. merit of Spaulding's baseball goods J. F. Bilker, of Rockford, Tenn., is registered at the Palace hotel. which is the most complete stock in ' Sheriff Charles L. Ballard left for A- 7 f -, his home at Roswell this afternoon. the city. L. E. Muller of San Francisco, Cal., is in the city visiting friends. He at- When you want a good glove, bat f'r tended the inauguration yesterday. or ball, come in and let us show Jacobo Arniijo of Albuquerque, wjio some "GOOD ONES" is at the Coronado, was one of the you inauguration visitors here yesterday. sMEMbbzsIt mm ft, W. S. Burton, R. s. Herbert and T. FOR SALE H. Moers, all Las Vegans, were reg-- SpauldiDg 1910 Record Books HtiRE I istered at the Palace hotel yesterday. H. C. Ilfeld of Las Vegas, a well known merchant, is at the Claire ho-- ! tel. ; Celestino Ortiz will leave in the NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS liiorning for Estancia, his present home. IT IS G, M. Waters, of th Western, Union. NEAR HOUSE Telegraph Company, is in the city on .'.Ease and plenty of OLDiAGE can come only fnaa'ork. and saving i business. CLEANING TIME ' "during your younger, energetic days. .,,... . District Attorney L. O. Fullen was Do you want to be old and poor? homeward bound this afternoon to JAP.A.LAC will made old fur. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. Roswell. niture look like new. We liberal interest consistent with A dinner Governor pay safety. Spanish given by All Curry today was enjoyed by a number kinds of floor paints, oils of guests. varnishes, Alabastine and Kal- - UNITED STATES BANK & TRUST CO. Apolonio A. Sena of Las Vegas, was somine among the Meadow City visitors yes ' terday. J ' Charles D. Miller, assistant terri- torial engineer is at El Paso, Texas, ALL KINDS OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS on official business. County Commissioner J. A. Lucero O C- - WATSON & COMPANY A IV F0R THE FAMOUS ' ,i IT" ''J,-,'.- is in Santa Fe for several days from C I O STUDEBAKER ' Santa Cruz. MvaLiNJ O WAGONS , (Established 1882) Miss Phelps has returned from Den- ver and has resumed teaching in the REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE public schools. Governor Curry expects to leave Everything in Hardware tomorrow for his new home at Tula-ros- Otero county. SURETY BONDS. On Friday evening, a private dance will be given in the assembly room Qf the public library. Modern Houses for RENT and SALE; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Eitzen, of Cali- fornia, Mo., were among the inaugu- Notice the but Fruit Ranches end large undeveloped tracts. ration visitors here yesterday. Tes.TheyCoFAST. then We .have . everything in the above lines. Miss Catherine Shrickler of Albu- M ARCH IS HEBE AND EVERY ONE JS querque, is the guest of Miss Anita $25. Hat I at home on Grant 119 San Francisco St. For full particulars call or Dhnno Port Kn 480. Bergere the Bergere address the above company lUUUC. ftCU I1U. lOS avenue. RUSHJflG HIMSELF, TO KEEP IN County School Superintendent John V. Conway left this morning for. a in the STYLE. WE CAN SAVE YoU A FEW. visit to the Cienega and Agua 'Fria school districts. WINDOW. BUSTER, B. Mr. and Mrs. O. Underwood, 'M " ft Wagner Undertaking Establishment John S. Clark, Miss Hill, of East Las MISS A. MUGLER. Vegas, were among those who were Southeast Corner Plaza. ALSO Dealers in Furniture here for the inauguration. i John H. Sargent, a leading citizen and business man of Rio Arriba coun- OP FOR THE HOUSE adviser, the second highest office in FINE LINE and Rugs ty, came down from El Rito to attend the Woodmen of the and last .Carpets t World, the inaugural reception. evening addressed a meeting of Coro- As All kinds of from ohinaware to and Supervisor Ross McMillan and nado camp in this city. He was the furnishings stoves, sistant C. Hall of the ranges, Also a tine assortment of desks, chairs, table Harry fort guest of the camp and last evening service, were down from" Antoni Nava- racks. go-car-ts for the babies. was presented with a beautiful and hat Wagner folding Colorado, for the inauguration. Tney are GREA.T!! jo blanket by the members. Mr. and Francisco Trujillo, Santiago Viil Mrs. H. S. Lutz escorted Mr. and and Ruben Romero of El Rio Ar- Look over our stock and see if there isn't Rito, Mrs. Fraser about and showed them riba are in Santa Fe on busi- to interest county, some of Santa Fe's something you. ness with the U. S. land office. interesting sights were with at Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Foster of the and them the inaugural and Both Raton left this for Al- reception ball last evening. Range morning Mr. Mrs. them- buquerque and from there will this and Fraser expressed selves delighted with Santa Fe's cli- evening go to Raton, Colfax county. e .... Lh is. Ornamental Doors. and at- Among the Las Vegans at the Claire mate, air, resources manifest yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. D. M. tractions, but said that it wes evident Lee, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Chambers, that the city was not making as much John L. Zimmerman, Edward 'fi. of these as it might. French. " Harold Hurd, a prominent citizen of PERFECT FITTING MENS READY To WEAR John H. Sargent, a merchant of El Roswell, was one of the guests at the CLOTHING JUST RECEIVED. WE ARE NOW - even- PAT-TERN.S-BET- who is brother of Territorial and ball last- TER Rito, and inaugural reception ABLE TO OFFER OUR PATRoN-- 5 NEWER Auditor was one of the in- and left for home this afternoon. Sargent, ing FITTING FABRICS-MoR- E auguration visitors registered at the Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Barth of Albu- Claire yesterday. querque, are the guests of Mr. and SHAPE-RETAINING QUALITIES-AN- D REAL Former Territorial Treasurer John Mrs. Leo Hersch. SERVICEABILITY IN REAL HAND TAILoRED-AL- L

H. Vaughn is at D. C., Hon. and Mrs. Solomon Luna of Los WOOL-READY-TO-W- Washington, EAR CLOTHING to work for the passage of bills to Lunas, who have been house at guests HA-- authorize a bond issue for the build- the Bergere residence will leave for THAN EVER BEFORE BEEN SHOWN IN ing of a court house at Taos and also home this evening. THI-- CITY. THE LATEST FIFTH AVENUE several county refunding measures.! Of much interest to local society is MoDEL-S- . are made to from our Adjutant General and Mrs. R. A. the announcement of the days at home perfection to Lumber) because the wood is Will Fill Ford expect leave this evening for of Mrs. Mills at the executive mansion. COLLAR-- AND SHoULDER-S ARE FoRM Every Prescription from where will go perfect in every; particular and Albuquerque they These days, will be the first and third RETAINING, LINING-- ARE FULL OF SERVICE free from of With strictest care and unfailing fidelity to to Silver City. They have not yet defi- Wednesdays of each month after every imperfection the doctor's orders. Too much may depend nitely decided in which town they Easter. This afternoon, Mrs. L. Brad- AND THE FABRICS ARE THO-S- SANCTIONED . knots, . racks ,and warpings. on the medicine he to admit of prescribes will take up their permanent ford Prince is keeping open house for BY THE GREAT STYLE CENTER-S- . Every foot ofnt is thoroughly the slightest deviation, carelessness or sub- Fe. ' the visitors in Santa Mrs. Jaffa PRICE-- so stitution. - POPULAR AND seasoned, dried and shrunk, Mrs. Nellie C. Brewer, of Albuquar- is also entertaining informally at tea. $15,00 $20.00 T it can b$ absolutely relied u pon ONLY THE PUREST, FRESHEST URt'GS que, who is said to be the only woman Tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Walter will and at New and by carpenters and builders, are employed. That means not alone the attorney law in Mexico, entertain at cards in honor of Mrs. W. N TOWNSEND & CO. all sensible, wide-awa- ke arch- right medicine but also the right strength Was on Monday elected secretary and Henry Jaffa of Albuquerque. A num- itects hereabouts particularly aud the quickest cure. Moderate charges in treasurer of the New Mexico Bar As- ber of other events of a social nature mention our Lumber in their spite of our extra care and extra quality. . sociation, is registered at1 the Cla-ir- are planned for the week. hotel. , 'j specifications, n; STRIPLING-BURROW- S & Company. Among from Albuquer- FIRST GOVERNOR. que registered at the ; Palace yester- NEW Charles W. Dudrow Where your dollar 'buys the most. ; MEXICO'S . CLARENDON CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING day were A. C. Ringland, Mr. and BOUQUETS, and FUNERAL Mrs. A. Wad-dil- l, John White, Mrs. T. B. (Continued From Page One.) GARDEN DESIGNS, choice APPLES NOW. S. Ven-abl- e, i It Is an admitted fact that real es Mrs. R. Eckles, John FRESH tate, financial men and merchants all Mr. and Mrs. Clark M. Carr, Dr. and as Governor Prince remarked in EGGS . Pearce, Miss. Rebecca Pearce and-Mrs- his was a FRESH EGGS say that quickest and best results are address, it happy inspira' every- day W. H, Greer. came for in- CLARENDON POULTRY Yard KOASTING OHIOKKNS- obtained by advertising in the New They the tion that united the inauguration of CREAM & MILK Mexican. auguration ceremonies. the last territorial governor with the Pure bred barred Plymouth Rocks and White Wyandottes. Chickens Mr. and and Mrs. W. A. Fraser of unveiling of a memorial to the first are yarded In the orchard under the trees and fed on clean wholesome food No HQ Red No chance of Tuberculosis germs nor Ptomaine poisoning. Telephone If on -- Dallas, Texas, left this morning for civil governor under the American only. you want anything try EGGS FOR HATCHING. A few choice cockerels for sale MRS. OTTO RETSCH. New Mexican Want Ad. Las Vegas. Mr. Fraser is soveign regime.

PAY : ' Hour Electric and 24 Service and MOOIKIT On and After Mareh Ist.r ' '. .... AA 2Jl Jt Axtft. This space next week for Electric Irons 1&P tilOSe Catf plaCeS and Electrical Cooking Specialties. Santa Fe Water AND Light Company PAGE SIX. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1910.

tainments that Santa Fe had ever for the proper time to strike a decis- seen. ive blow. It was evident that the peo- St, Louis & ani- Rocky 1, CONVINCING Mexican Conspiracy. ple were much excited, and their PROOF But there were other matters far mosity was directed not only against more serious than balls and theatricals the Americans among them, but also OF THE VIRTUE OF Pacific that called for consideration and ac- against those of their own people who Railway Company. Lydia E. Pinkham's tion. had accepted office under the new Vegetable Compound Scarcely had a day passed after the government. During the day Gover- What is the use of procrastinating in the face of such daparture of Donovan, before informa- nor Bent was advised to leave town PASSENGER SCHEDULE evidence as the following letters represent? If are a tion was received that preparations for his own safety, but he had no you made for a revolt of sick woman or know one who is, what sensible reason have were being general thought personal danger. the American authority. All through the of In Effect 14, 1908. for Pinkham's Com- against night January July you not giving Lydia E. Vegetable There was nothing strange in this. 18th the village of Taos was in an up- a trial ? For we have been such War was still in between roar. all the Indians from the No 1. Miles From Miles From NI , pound 30 years publishing progress Nearly UAILYI De Moines STATIONS, Raton Da LY testimonial letters as these thousands of them they are Mexico and the United States and it Pueblo were in town and the saloons to that the Mex- and halls were filled with peo- 01 was natural suppose public genuine and honest, too, every one them. ambi- were 10 00 a. m. 0 Lv. Des Moines, N:M' Arr, 49 6 80 p, m, ican people and specially the ple. Demagogues haranguing 12 16 S. : 10 a. m. " Rumaldo, Lv, 46 6 P. m. Mrs. J. Barber says Mrs. George May says tious among them would gladly de- the populace and inflaming their pas- 10 36 a. m. 11 " 88 4 66 p. m. Sedmsii, 36 mm 'No one knows sions. and wine were 10 SO a. m. 16 " Oapul n 82 4 P. m. 4&m rithmkLydiaE. stroy or drive away the invaders Whisky flowing 11 29 4 26 Pinkham's 06 a. m U " vigii ; ; P. m, Vege- Iwhat I have whenever could. The departure without stint and the excitement and 11 20 a. m 86 Thompson 24 8 66 P. m table Compound from fe they 11 45 a. m. n Cunningham " 18 8 30 p. m is the best medi- male of the armies of Kearny and Donovan tumult increased with the passing 12 20 p. m. 41 Clifton House J auction " 7 2 65 p. m' troubles, hours. 12 46 2 SO m cine in the world seemed to present such an opportuni- Under the incendiary persua- p. m. Arr. N M Arr. 0 p. neuralgia pains, 3 30 p. m. Lv. RATON Lv. 12 26 p. m-1- for women and land backache. ty. Meetings of leaders were held and sions of Pablo Montoya, "The Santa 3 60 p. m. 41 OUf ton House Junction! " Lv, 7 05 p. m m-- I feel it my duty LMy doctor said were devised. One was Anna of the North," and Tomasito 4 16 p. m, 49 Preston 18 11 40 a. to plans envoy 4 46 p m. 68 Koehler " 28 06 a' m let others he could not give sent to the north and one to the south Romero, an influential Pueblo Indian, 4 66 m. M " 20 11 15 a. m- - know the me to p. Koehler Juot. - good it anything were arous- 6 60 p.m. 8 Colfax 88 $10 16 a. m- has done to seek All arrange- the Mexicans and Indians 43 for me. cure it. Through 6 16 p, m. 77 Oerrososo " 41 9 a. m ments were for a in ed to a condition of frenzy. 6 36 p. m. Lv. 9 26 a. m Three years ago ithe advice of a completed rising Arr, CIMARRON N. M. 47 m-- - 08 p. m. by. axr. 7 60 a. I had a tumor un- my priend I began December 19, when a change of date One of the few surviving witnesses 7 10 N. 60 40 a. m. I p. m. Nash M. Lv 1 which the doctor to use E. of the one 7 23 " 68 7 25 a. m. Lydia was made to Christmas eve which was the scene, and certainly p. m. Harlan wmmi I said would have iPinkham's 7 46 m. 04 69 7 00 a. m. Vege more time. This most interested of now is p. Ute Park to be an thought a propitious any living, removed by operation or I table Compound, and the pain soon was could not live more a 1 continued use postponement disastrous to the than year, disappeared. its on or two, at most. I wrote Mrs. Pink-ha- and am now in health. scheme, for meanwhile the well kept (Continued Page Seven.) Connects with E. P. & S. W. train No. 124 in Dawson N. perfect Ry.. arriving at Lynn, Mass., for advice, and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- secret was revealed and the suspected M., 6:15 m. God-sen- p. took 14 bottles of Lydia E. Pink- pound has been a d to me leaders arrested. Thomas Ortiz and E. & S. W. No. 123 N. M., to- fConnects with P. Ry. train leaving Dawson, ham's Vegetable Compound, and as I believe I should have been in Archuleta, the heads of the con- Professional Cards a. m. the tumor is been Mrs. Diego 8:55 day gone and I am a my grave if it had not for or spiracy, who were to have become gov-n- Stage for Van Houten, N. M., meets trains at Preston, N. M. perfectly well woman. I hope my Pinkham's advice and Lydia E. will be and commanding general, respec- C. & S. trains arrive and from Des Moines as follows: testimonial of benefit to oth- Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." ATTORNEYS AT LAW.- - Passenger depart S. under the new es- NORTH BOUND: SOUTH BOUND: ers." Mrs. J. Barber, Scott, Mrs. George May, 86 4th Ave., tively, revolution, N.Y. Paterson, N. J. to Mexico; and those No. 6: 03 a. m. No. 8, 9:27 a. m. caped arrested, 1, whom Don Manuel Cha- E. C. ABBOTT m. m. Mrs. E. : Mrs. W. K. Housh : among were No. 7, 8:12 p. No. 2, 7:05 p. F. Hayes says says Attorney-at-La- C. ves and Nicolas Pino and Miguel Pino, Track connection with A., T. & S. F. Ry. at Raton and Preston, with "I was under the "I have been 'Sup- - were That the new gover- Practice in the District and c S., at Des Moines, E. P. & S. W. at Colfax, N. M., and Cimarron & doctor's treat- completely cured discharged. mentrfor a fibroid of a severe fe- tact reme Courts. Prompt and careful Northwestern Ry. at Cimarron, N. M. nor exercised and good judgment tumor. I suffered male trouble by in this matter, be from attention given to all business. Cimarron, N. M., is depot for the following points in New Mexico: Ocate, may judged - with pain, sore- Lydia E. Pink- the fact that a month later, when the Santa Fe, ... New Mexico Rayado, Aurora and Red Lakes. ness, ham's Vegetable Ute N. is New Mexico: bloating, company was formed at Santa Fe by Park, M., depot for following points in Arroyo and could not Compound, and CHARLES F. EASLEY Seco, Arroyo Hondo, Baldy, Black Cerro, Elizabethtown, Lobo, walk or stand on want to recom- Captain St. Vrain, after the assassina- Lakes, (Late Surveyor General) Questa, Ranchos de Taos, Red River City, Taos and Twining. my feet any mend it to all suf- tion of Bent, to march with the Ameri- length of time, I fering women." can troops to Taos, Manuel Chaves Attorney-at-La- t?. J, DEDMAM. 'J. van HOUTEN; W. A. GORMAN, wrote to Mrs. Mrs. W. K. and Nicolas Pino, (Don Miguel being Land and Mining business a spec- Pinkham for ad- - IIotjsh, 7 East-vie- w ialty. V. Gen - Gen. Pass- - I sick at the time,) were both among Superintendent Ores, and Mqr- Agen vice, followed her Ave., Cin Santa New Mexico Jdirections and Ohio. the volunteers, and did good service in Fe, .... RATON, N M. RATON. N. M RATON. N.M cinnati, took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Because your case is a difficult i the battles at La Canada and Embudo To-da- CATRON & CATRON Compound. y 1 am a well one, doctors having done you no and in the capture of the church at woman, the tumor was expelled and good, do not continue to suffer with- Taos. Attorneys and Counsellors-at-La- whole out E. Pinkham's Office: Block my system strengthened. I giving Lydia Veg- (But the revolt, was Catron advise all women who are afflicted etable Compound a trial. It though delayed, - surely not abandoned. of Santa Fe, ... New Mexico with tumors or female troubles to has cured many cases of female ills, Reports coming E. Pinkham's as dis- j were to the governor, try Lydia Vegetable such inflammation, ulceration, danger brought G. VOLNEY HOWARD compounu. Mrs. L. hayes, placements, fibroid tumors, irregu- but he believed them unfounded or ASK FOR TICKETS 1890 St., Mass. etc. Attorney and Consellor-at-La- Washington Boston, larities, periodic pains, backache, j at least exaggerated. He thought Practice in all Courts of Territory For 30 years Lydia E. Pinlcham's Vegetable i that the crisis had passed. At the YOUR been same time he knew that there was a Speaks Spanish FREIGHT has the standard for j SHIP Compound remedy 'Phone 192 Black female ills. No sick woman does justice to general feeling of unrest and that bad El herself who will not this famous medicine. Rooms 18 and 19, Laughlin Block From Santa Fe to Paso, Bisbee, try j influences, if not counteracted, might Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and I Santa Fe, New Mexico Douglas, and all Points in New has thousands of cures to its credit. produce grave results. For this rea-- 1 .... son he issued a which Mexico, Arizona, Mexico and ot the I "vm Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women proclamation RENEHAN & DAVIES j was and distributed through-- j to write her for advice. She has printed A. B. Renehan E. P. Oavies Pacific Coast, via NEW MEXICO Lff of out the It was moderate in guided thousands to health free charge. territory. Attorneys-at-La- w I CENTRAL to Torrance, Thence Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. j its tone, and to the peo- sought guard Practice in the Supreme and Dis- ple against attempts to arouse them to ' trict Courts. Mining and Land Law a El Paso & Southwestern revolt, pointing out the personal griev- System P. Jacobo Armi-jo- , specialty. Office in Catron Block. McNulty, Cerrillos; ances of the ring-leader- s, and the HOTEL ARRIVALS Miss Baulton, Rin-conad- a; Santa Fe New Mexico Albuquerque; falsity of their arguments. Best - Jack Gane, Moffett; Charles The Taos Revolt. The Route East or West Palace. A. D. H. Halloway, G. W. PRICHARD Ross, E&panola; Whatever other misgivings Gover- E. L. San and Consellor-at-La- w W. S. Burton, R. S. Herbert, T. H. Estancia; Muller, nor Bent .may have he had no Attorney had, Practice in all the District Courts Las Mr. and Mrs. O. fear for himself. His with the Moers, Vegas; dealings and gives special attention to cases S. people had always been most friend- For Rates full B. Underwood. John Clark, Mis3 before the Territorial Supreme Court. and information address Mc- LONG LINE OF GOVERNORS ly, and he had every confidence in their Hill, East Las Vegas; Samuel Office: Laughlin Blk Santa Fe, N. M. EUGENE A. FOX, Allister, B. M. Barndollar, Denver; A. FOR THIS COMMONWEALTH. personal good-wil- l. More than three j had J. Meloche, Eaton; A. C. Ringland, months passed- since he had left C. W. G. WARD (Continued From Page Three.) j his to assume official duties. G.F.&P. A. Mr. and Mrs. John A. White, Mrs. T. family Territorial District Attorney On many accounts he desired to make El Paso Texas. B. Waddill, Mrs. R. S. Eckles, John For San Miguel and Mora Counties north first which a short visit to his home, and he scoff- Venable, Mr. and Mrs. Clark M. Carr, the side of the street Las Vegas, - New Mexico Albuquerque; Charles Switzer, Wash- runs east and west, north of the plaza, ed at the suggestion that he should be a On 14th ington, D. C; Dr. Pierce, Miss Rebec- and in which he was killed. accompanied by guard. the HOLT & SUTHERLAND j of he set out from Santa ca Pearce, Mrs. W. H. Greer, Walter Bent as Governor. day January Attorneys-at-La- one at W CaTr, Chicago; Miss Weltmer, Los of Fe, stopping night Santa. Cruz, Practice in the District Courts as The few glimpses that we have to Taos. Lunas; T. P. Talle, Gallup; F. B. and thence going directly well as before the Supreme Court of his brief administration confirm the hot-be- d Porter, George H. Shafner, Silver But he was entering the very the He territory. Creek, N. Y.; W. H. Rhodes, St. excellence of his appointment. of revolution. The leaders in the north Las Cruces. New Mexico came to the leav- had stirred the Indians of the Pu- ... Louis; E. Blocks, Detroit; Mr. and immediately capital, up were THE Mrs. W. A. Fraser, Dallas, Texao; Mr. ing his family temporarily In their eblo of Taos,' and only waiting EDWARD C. WADE own house in and established and Mrs. G. V. Hanlon, Mountanair: Taos, Attorney-at-La- residence official Mrs. A. Vubrage, Winfield, Kan.; Mrs. his and headquarter Practices in the Supreme and Dis- Old which so J. A. McAuliffe, Domingo; D. Nanby, in the Palace, had long trict Courts of the Territory, in the r, the Mexican DENVER & RID GRANDE F. F. Colburn, Albuquerque; J. A. Ru-dolp- been seat of Spanish and Rheumatism Probate Court and before the U. S. south- Mr. Mrs. 'S. P. Col- authority and the center of all General and U. S. Land 11 Rociada; and have found a tried and tested cure for Rheu-tnatis- Surveyor western I by, Wagon Mound; J. F. Baker, Rock-for- d, history. Not a remedy that will straighten the Offices. limbs of nor turn John E. Chi- The situation many diff- distorted chronic cripples, bony Las Cruces New Mexico Tenn.; MacLent, presented growths back to flesh again. That is impossible. ... Miss Mr. iculties. Apart from the radical change But I can now surely kill the pains and pangs of cago; Murphy, Alamogordo; disease. ffers Mrs. W. J. Mo. in there was an entire this deplorable WILLIAM McKEAN and Eitzen, California, administration, In Germany with a Chemist 4n the City of with w revolution in the system of laws to be Darmstadt I found tne last ingredient Attorney-at-La- ONE WAY SECOND Claire. Which Dr. Snoop' s Rheumatio Remedy was made H. C. Ilfeld, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. followed. The Kearny code had been a perfected, dependable prescription. Without Mining and Land Law. proclaimed and made the "law of the that last ingredient, I successfully treated many, Taos New Mexico CLASS COLONIST FARE Lee, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Chambers, many cases of Rheumatism ; but now, at last, it uni- land" on the same day on which the formly cures all curable cases of this heretofore John L. Zimmerman, Edward E. Those sand-lik-e new officials been much dreaded disease. granular A. JONES i OF French, Las Vegas; E. iS. Waddles, had appointed. wastes, found in Rheumatic Blood, seem to dissolve W. FLEMING Again, while the American occupation and pass away under the action of this remedy as Bonds and Investments St. Joseph, Mo.; D. MoGillevray, freely as does sugar when added to pure water. was a wastes TJ. for the Third Toreau; Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Hanlon, military one, yet only three And then, when dissolved, these poisonous S. Commissioner on General freely pass from the system, and the cause of of NeW Mexico. Mountainair; Mrs. Nellie C. Brewer, days after, September 25, Rheumatism is gone forever. There is now no Judicial District left Santa Fe on; his wonder- real need no actual excuse to suffer longer with- and local hank references. Albuquerque; Lawrence Eastman, Kearny recommend Eastern ful march of Cali-- out help. We sell, and in confidence - - - New Mexico Moriarty; John H. Sargent, El Rito; J. for the conquest Las Cruces j and a month Colonel FROM M. Casaus, Santa Rosa; Robert Rey- fornia, just later, Donovan with most of the re- Dr. R. W. WITTMAN nolds, Stanley; William Mcintosh, Mc- started, Shoop's on more won- Draftsman intosh; G. M. Waters, Western Union; maining troops, his still SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO derful march to of records on file A. A. Sena, Las Vegas; D. H. Hella-ne- Brazito, Sacramento, Copies furnished Chihuahua Saltillo. Rheumatic Remedy S. General's Office. Estancia; C. E. Jones, Denver. and in the U. Surveyor STRIPLING BURROWS CO. Santa - - - - New Mexico British Coronado. ' Amid such novel conditions the new Fe, Stations in Columbia, the New Mexican Joseph McCay, Lamy; A. A. Sena, governor started of state. Tact and seem California. C. W. MeCallen, East Las Vegas; J. ship prudence Idaho, Montana, to have characterized his course. He & endeavored to popularize the new or- Nevada, Oregon Washington der of things by courtesy and cor- SELLING DATES diality to all. The Palace was made again the social center of the terri-- . alifernia tory. The stately reception room Match 1st. to April 15,th which had seen more history than any See the Santa Fe Agent other in America, under the new 'for particulars regarding auspices was again the scene of of- California and ficial greetings and courtly hospital- low rates to ity; but with an American Governor the Northwest this Summer. as host, where Governor Alencaster ROSWELL-TORRANC- E AUTOMOBILE 2Xkd5?SEA1IDB0XE$! had cross-questione- d Lieutenant Pike U. S. MAIL AND PA SSENGER ROUTE, and Governor Armijo with scant cour- SUGAR FOR TEA AND COFFEE! Los Service Established Jan. 10, 1906. ing at Roswell at 11:0 a. m. Savin BEST tesy had received the message of Angeles AND RETURN EVERYWHERE! delivered Cooke. $56.90 for the Buick, Toledo, Passengera over 30 house between BY GROCERS Kearny by Captain Agents Pope We read in the or San and Kissel Automobiles. these points over any other route.' that November Diego Full of modern soldiers a dramatic route between Roswelland equipment Cars In organized society, Shortest service comfort to and the governor the Pecos to El Paso and securing passen- graciously permitted Limit, Six OH One way, commencing Valley Courteous and Chauf- the Palace ball room the salon VLD.VV Santa Fe and all in the Es- gers. expert large March 1st. 1910. points feurs la of car. ) back of the historic room Months New Mex- charge every Seats reception tancia Valley and Western I reserved on Auto by applying to I - 1 to be transformed into a theatre where ico. , Sugar i::tmm Agent of El Paso & Southwestera j the plays of "Pizarro" and "Bom-- 1 SANTA FE ALL THE WAY leave Roswell at Roi-wel- Automobiles daily Railway, or to Roswell Auto Co., l, bastes Furioso" were presented with trains for 1:00 p. m. connecting with New Mexico. much applause. On the night after Santa 'Fe agent for particulars, time tables on Rock Island Call on or address any Literature etc. pertaining to California and El Paso and all points Baggage allowance 50 Iba. Any Christmas the governor gave a grand the Great Southwest. Railway. amount of can be baggage carried I hall in the Palace, to which the leading m. arriv- - Leave Torrance at 6:00 a, by notifying Company at Roswell. people in both nationalities were in- H. S. LUTZ Agent, Santa Pe, N. M. vited, and which was universally con- J. W. STOCKARD, managzr ceded to he one of the finest enter PAGE SEVEN. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1910. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M.

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THE DE VARGAS HOTEL. he did try to escape, he was already dation the one for which he sat on his internal revenue investiga-las- t Handle Animals Bearing Owner's Re- The. need of such a hotel in Santa scription, wounded and had been scalped alive. visit to St. Louis in 1844, and j tions, compulsory school attendance, corded Brand, 2 sheet Fe was forcibly demonstrated to He crawled through the hole holding which hangs on the wall of his daugh- - child-labo- r law prosecutions, quaran- to Gather, Drive and scores of people who were unable to Authority his hand on the top of his bleeding i ter's house in Taos, tine or in af- Not Owner'-Recorde- d WANTS regulations, any way to Handle Animals find hotel accommodations yesterday. Bearing head. But it was too late. Some of But he has a more memor- fect the life, or of Brand, 2 sheet. It is said that a number of people had enduring liberty, property the men came after him through the ial, on the pages of history, as the first any person. Certificate of Brand. 1-- 4 sheet. to return home last night as all the FOR SALE Lands the hole and others came over the roof of American governor of New Mexico. It points out that to the Sheep Contract. 2 sheet. irrigated by hotels and private homes here were replies Santa Fe and the house and down into the yard. enumerators are and must be held by Justice of the Peace Blanks. Irrigation Improvement filled with visitors. "We shall build Co., maps and at Charles E. They broke down the doors and rush- the census bureau in strict and abso- Bond. 2 sheet. prices the hotel," said John P. Wagner, its CENSUS RETURNS WILL Appeal Real Estate. ed father. He was shot 1-- 2 Michael, promoter, in discussing the matter to- upon my BE KEPT SECRET. lute confidence. AH the bureau off- Appeal Bond, Criminal, sheet. many times and fell dead at our feet. 1--2 day. "And I am pleased to state that icials, supervisors, supervisors' clerks, Appearance Bond, sheet. The pleading and tears of my mother and before Bond on Continuance, FOR SALE 94 acres level land, I received encouragement from hun- All Officers and Employes Are Under enumerators, interpreters, Appearance and us no 1-- 2 under the Socorro ditch, 16 miles dreds of people with whom I talked the sobbing of children had entering upon their duties, are oblig- (J. P.), sheet. Oath and Heavy Penalty Not to east of El $50 acre on power to soften the hearts of the en- ed to take a solemn oath not to dis- Bond of Appearance, (District Paso, Tex., per j esterday." Divulge Facts. terms. Charles E. Michael, Real raged Indians and Mexicans. close any information they may ob Court), 2 sheet. LONG LINE OF GOVERNORS "At first they were going to take tain, except to the census bureau, and Justice Quarterly Report, 2 sheet. FOR THIS COMMONWEALTH. the rest of us away as prisoners, but The census bureau is trying its best a violation of the United States law Bond to Keep the Peace, 1-- 2 sheet confi- 1-- 4 a finally they decided to leave us where to impress upon the people the in regard to this oath means a $1,000 Complaint, Criminal sheet A slightly used piano for sale at sacrifice. (Continued from Page Six) we were. They, ordered that dential nature of the replies given in fine or imprisonment for two years, or Forcible Entry and Detainer, Com- great Inquire Curio Store, no one should feed us, and reply to inquiries of enumerators. both, in the discretion of the court. plaint, 1-- 2 sheet. southeast corner of plaza. Easy terms. I While the asked are many Sum- If you wish to that old Mrs. Teresina Scheurick, the daughter then left us alone with our questions Forcible Entry and Detainer, exchange and into none of these 1-- 4 for a new one, call at the Curio of Governor Bent, and whose grand- great sorrow. We were without go details, yet, Small Holding Claim No, 1419. mons, sheet. piano details will be tf oie not 2 sheet. Store, southeast corner of plaza; daughter has just unveiled the por- food and had no covering but our divulged any (Serial 012529.) Replevin Bond, connected with census work and De- terms. trait of her illustrious ancestor night clothing, all that day and the the Pecos Forest Reserve. Not coal land Execution Forcible Entry and easy will be used to at the sta- 1-- 4 Last summer, at her residence, near next night. The body of our father merely get Department of the Interior. tainer, sheet tistical For the Office. 1-- 4 WANTED men to the scene of the final catastrophy, she remained on the floor in a pool of aggregates. instance, United States Land Replevin Writ, sheet. Young learn of Fe are 1-- 4 me her recollection of the brutal blood. We were naturally frightened names of the people Santa Santa Fe, N. M., Feb. 21, 1910. Replevin Affidavit, sheet. business by mail and pre- gave or to fol- attack. as we did not know how soon the mis- taken, not to publish them get Notice is hereby given that the Peace Proceedings, Complaint, pare for positions as chauffeurs and out a but to deter- lowing claimant has filed notice of men. We make in "I five she creants might return to do us violence. directory, merely sheet. Tepair you expert was only years old," said, liv- 1-- At 3 o'clock the next mine the total number of people his intention to make final proof in 4 sheet. ten assist you to secure posi- "at the time, but I well remember about morning, Warrant, weeks; here. The livestock holdings of support of his claim under sections 1-- 4 sheet. tion. de- if some of our Mexican friends stole up ing Commitment, Pay big; work pleasant; every circumstance as it was but 1-- to the house and gave us food and individuals are inquired into, not for i6 and 17 of the act of March 3, 1891 Attachment Affidavit, 4 sheet mand for men great; reasonable; yesterday. v the of their wealth (26 Stats., 854), as amended by the 1-- 4 sheet. write les- Mrs. Narrative. clothing. That day, also, they took my purpose ascertaining Attachment Bond, for particudars and sample Scheurick's 1893 1-- A but to show how many cattle, or act of February 21, (27 Stats., Attachment 4 sheet son. Automobile "It was in the and father to bury him. few days later Writ, Empire Institute, early morning, house. or goats there are in the Ter- 470), and that said proof will be made Attachment Summons as Garnishee, N. Y. we were in toed. We were awak- we were alowed to go to their sheep, Rochester, all before or receiver at Santa 1-- Mrs. were as a whole. register 4 sheet. noise of Mrs. Carson and Boggs ritory ened by the many people N. M., (U. S. Land on 1-- old Mexican, Letters from the census supervisors Fe, Office) 4 sheet. TO AND FROM into the My father sheltered by a friendly Execution, ROSWEL.. crowding placita. April 15, 1910, viz: Jose E. Roybal, 1-- who took them to his home, disguis- to the United States census bureau Summons, 4 sheet. was at home from Santa Fe on a short heir of Gregorio Roybal, of Rowe, N. Connection made wlm Automobile to show the erroneous of a 4 sheet. ed them as squaws and set them apprehension 1-- line visit, and had refused a military es- M., for the lots 1 and 2, and S Subpoena, at Torrance for Roswell dally, on metates in his kitch considerable element of the population J. P. 4 sheet. cort. was grinding corn NB 1-- Sec. 32, T. 16 .R. 13 Complaint, Automobile leaves Torrance for Ros- The night before he warned - N., E., 1-- en, that their answers to the enumera- Capias Complaint, 4 sheet well at 4 a. m., and arrives at Roswell of danger and urged to fly, hut - 15.172 acres. TS Question in the next census, be- Search 2 sheet at 12, noon. though there were several horses in What could be more graphic than He names the following witnesses Warrant, Automobile leaves Ros- mis win uiuoc well for 1 m. the corral, he declined. He had al- this simple. tale? Kinmiig April j.o, jeai, to prove his actual continuous ad- School Blanks. Torrance at p. and ar- Conclusion. increased taxation, legal entangle- Enumeration Form, 1--2 sheet. rives at Torrance at 10 p. m. The ways, treated everyone fairly and hon- to verse possession of said tract for ments, or injurious consequences 1-- 2 fare between Santa Fe estly, and he felt that all were friends, Thus died Charles Bent victim to twenty years next preceding the sur- Teachers' Certificate, sheet. and Torrance 1-- over-confiden- their persons and property. is $5.80 and between Torrance and he could not helieve that they his in his fellow man. vey of the township, viz. Contract for School Teacher, and In order to quiet such unfounded Roswell $10. Reserve seats on auto- would turn against him. Had St. Vrain or Carson been in Visenter Quintana, of Pecos, N. M.; sheet. tVi .mio-h- t .dlf- - fears, which would, unless removed, Cal-letan- o mobile by wire. J. W. "Hearing the noise he went to the Toto a rocnl- hnvp hppn Ramon Rodriguez, Cleofes Garcia, Teachers' Term Register, full sheet Stockard, j of the ferent But Carson was materially affect the accuracy Garcia, all of Rowe, N. M. Contract between Directors and Tea- door and tried to pacify the crowd guiding an column to California, census, the bureau has prepared Any person who desires to protest chers, 1-- 4 sheet. If want on yelling outside. In the adjoining room, Kearny's andt. decen- you anything earth try official statement relative to the the allowance of said 1-- 4 my mother, Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Vrain was in Santa Fe on business. against proof, Oaths of School Director, sheet. a New Mexican Want Ad. nial census, its origin, purpose, and or who knows of substantial rea- Boggs, who were with us, and we So he died! any Certificate of apportionment of uses. son 1-- Of swift this is no under the laws and regulations School 2 sheet children, were trembling with fear, all the retribution, com- Funds, This statement should furnish of the Interior why such 1-- 4 except my brother Alfredo. He was time to speak. Of all the other deaths Department Contract for Fuel, sheet. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. assurance to those concerned should not be allowed will be 1--4 ibut at at Arroyo Hondo and at plete proof Teachers' Monthly Report, sheet. only ten years old, had been Taos, above-mention- information the enumera- an at the 1-- 4 reared on the and he took Mora; of the march of the insurgents, that given given opportunity District Clerks' Annual Report, frontier, tors is held the census bureau in time and to cross-examin- e MASONIC. "the to intoxicated with success, towards by place sheet. down shotgun and going my the strictest confidence with reference the witnesses of said claimant, father's said let us Santa Fe ;of the raising of St. Vrain's Land Office Blanks. side, 'Papa, fight to the of the informants, as and to offer evidence in rebuttal of Montezuma Lodge No of identity 1-- 2 them.' volunteers, and the rapid march Homestead sheet. r the policy of the bureau that submitted by claimant. Entry, - 1, A. F. & A. M. Reg-ula- at required by Non-Miner- 1-- 2 T- "While my father was parleying Price's little army; of the battles MANUEL R. Affidavit, communications and the and commanded by the law of the OTERO, iwith the mob, Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Santa Cruz and Bmbudo, sheet. first Monday of each of the United States. Register. Boggs, aided by an Indian woman who fierce conflict at the Pueblo; that Proof, Testimony of Witness, month a Masonic hall the execution of chief The bureau earnestly hopes was a slave, dug a hole through the trials and the school BLANKS full sheet. at 7.30 p. m. our nAncnlnatAra wa nnrr crvoalr tnrtflV clerygymen, priests, physicians, adobe wall which separated n AV am nlminnn km J ft tit rt fTVll.hll Proof, Testimony of Claimant, H. H. DORMAN, Charles Bent died for no . house from the next. They didi it with personal ho Printed and foi sale by New Mexi- full sheet. Acting Master. but because was 6P Cltizen ,come ,in con,tact only a poker and an old iron spoon; reason; he governor; ffd yw. can Printing Company, Santa Fe, N. Desert Land Entry, Declaration of ALAN R. McCORD, Secretary. cause. He ; I still have the that used. because he represented a V!P!7 y Mex. full sheet. poker they operate'argl?b?rs per-full- Applicant, We children were first gave up his life for his country as of Witness. 1-- Santa Fe No. 1, pushed through son are believed to entertain er-o-f Mining Blanks. Deposition Chapter the hole and then the women crawled as if he had died amid the roar sheet. R. A. M. con- roneous opinions of the census the Additional and Amended Location Regular us. mother battle. His unveiled 1--2 full vocation second through after My kept portrait, just nuu Certificate, sheet. Yearly Proof, sheet Monday of me jeai lauis uigjug tuiix 1-- 2 to father to come but before you, and to remain as his lj 1-- 4 Final Proof. sheet. each month at Masonic calling my also, full to the enumerators. Teach-- j Agreement of Publisher. sheet. foun-- replies 1-- 2 for a while would not. When morial in the capitol, has for its 1-- 4 Contest sheet. Hall at 7:30 p. m. quite he ers are particularly requested to Proof of Labor, sheet. Notice, 1-- 2 Affidavit to be filed before contest. S. G. CARTW RIGHT, H. P. speak of the census to the school Notice of Mining Location, sheet 1-- 2 ARTHUR children and ask them to tell their Title Bond and Lease of Mining sheet SELIGMAN, Secretary. Non-Reside- about it. Property, 1--2 sheet. Affidavit of Contest Against parents 1-- There 1-- 2 No. is One 4 sheet. Santa Fe Commandery Only The statement issued by the bu- Placer Mining Location, sheet. Entryman, 1--2 Notice of Intention to make final 1, K. T. Regular conclave reau explains that the constitution re- Title Bond of Mining Property, 1-- 2 , fourth Monday in each quires a census of the population to sheet proof, sheet 1-- 2 Masonic Hall at "Bromo 1-- 2 Additional sheet month at Quinine" be taken every ten years in order to Mining Deed. sheet. Entry, 2 7:30 m. Lease. 1-- 2 320 Homestead Entry, p. Thetis reapportion state representation in Mining sheet. C. 1-- J. A. MASSIE, E. Coal 2 sheet. the national House of Representa- Declaratory Statement, W. E. GRIFFIN, Recorder. tives. It is the means also to ascer- sheet. Small Holding Proof, Affidavit of Ap- full sheet. Laxative Bromo tain the increase in the population, ag- Coal Declaratory Statement with plicant, Quinine 1-- 2 Fe No. 1 Non-Miner- Af- sheet. Santa Lodge of Perfection USED THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLO IH ONE DAY. riculture, industries, and resources of Power of an Attorney, Relinquishment, 1-- 4 14th Ancient Non-Miner- Plats, sheet. degree. and Accepted the nation since the last census. fidavit and Corroborating Township meets 1-- Scottish Rite of Free Masonry Always remember the full name. Look 2 sheet. Township Plats, full sheet It is emphatically declared, by the Affidavit, on month 1-- the third Monday of each information Notice of to Water, 4 sheet. General Blanks. for this signature on every box. 25c. statement, that the Right at 7:30 o'clock in the evening in United Forfeiture or Out of Bond for 1-- 2 sheet. sought from the people of the Publishing Deed, Masonic Hall, south side of Plaza, sta- 1-- 4 sheet. Bond of 1-- 2 sheet. States is used solely for general Notice, Indemnity, Visiting Scottish Rite Masons are cor- be Affidavit 1-- 2 General 1-- 2 sheet. tistical purposes. It will neither of Assessment. sheet Bond, Form, dially invited to attend. DAYLIGHT TRAIN TO EL PASO published nor used in any other way Stock Blanks. Certificate of Marriage, 75c per doz. JOHN W. MAYES, 32. to disclose facts regarding any individ- Bill of Sale Animals Bearing Ven- Official Bond, 1--2 sheet. Venerable Master. ual or enterprise. The census, it dor's Recorded Brand, 1-- 4 sheet. Notice of Sale Under Foreclosure HENRY F. STEPHENS, 32. VIA goes on to say, is not, never has been, Bill of Sale, in Books of 25 Blanks, of Mortgage, full sheet. Secretary. - 1-- and can not be to obtain in- 40c per book. Certificate of Election, 2 sheet. NEW MEXICO CENTRAL AND EL PASO AND SOUTHWESTERN employed formation that can toe used in any way Bill of Sale Animals not Bearing Report of the Assessors, full sheet B. P. O. C. Vendor's 1-- 4 sheet. 1--2 in the assessment of property for pur- Recorded Brand, Application for License, sheet Santa Fe Lodge No. 460, B. P. O. E., Leaving Santa Fe 8,4R a. m. RETURNING 1-- collection of Bill of Sale 14 Retail License. 2 Arriving HI Paso 10,40 p. o. Leaving El Paso 8 00 a. m. poses of taxation or the Range Delivery, Liquor sheet holds its regular session on the sec- Arriving Santa Fe 9.46 p. m. taxes, either national, state, or local; sheet. Notice of Conveyance, 1-- 2 sheet. ond and fourth Wednesday of each Close connections at El Paso for Los Angeles, Calif., and or for deportation proceedings, extra- Bill of Sale, 1-- 2 sheet. . Deed, City of Santa Fe, 1-- 2 sheet. month. Visiting brothers are invited or con- - to Drive and of Santa full sheet. in Southern New Mexico and Arizona on Southern dition measures, army navy Authority Gather, Deed, City Fe, and welcome. DAVID KNAPP, points J. D. Ruler. and El Paso & SENA, Exalted Pacific Southwestern. Secretary. QUICKTIME TO ALL POINTS EAST Cures Biliousness, Sick Cleanses the system of T, i Will leave Santa Pe 8 46 a.m. Knights Pythias. Santa Fe No. 2, of 1 lalll ISO, 4 ArL,ve aJ a,nsas 6,60 p. m. next day Headache, Sour Stom- thoroughly and clears Lodge Knights T' Arrive Chicago 8.20Jga. m. 2nd . 1st 3d day and sallow of Pythias. Regular meeting and E. P. & S. "W. and Rock Island trains Standard ach, Torpid Liver complexions Tuesdays in month at 8 o'clock in I. carry Visit- Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, Chair Cars and Coaab.es Chronic Constipation. pimples and blotches. O. 0. F. hall, San Francisco St Laxative Fruit Syrup ing Knight's invited to attend. Flasant to tall It is fuarantsed AUGUST REINGARDT, C. C. j.p:lyng, STRIPLING-BURROW- City AFrelght PassengerAgent S & CO. JOHN K. 3TAUFFER, K. R. 8. T

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INAUGURAL RECEPTION AND incorporators and directors are H. A. i Captain Robert Smart to be surgeon TRAINS HURLED INTO CANYON. 9 colonel. Minor BALL A BRILLIANT SUCCESS. F! Buckley, secretary and manager, general with rank of City Topics. GDVERMLI MILLS Al- - aide-de-cam- shares ; J. R. Buckley, treasurer, of Colonel M. M. Padgett, (Continued from Page One.) 9 of Secundino aide-decam- (Continued From Page Two.) (Continued From Page One) buquerque, skares; George Curry Captain Romero, Tularosa, Otero county, president, 1 E. Tegemeieer, Gillman Bennington, R. A. of Santa vice-preside- Jose D. aide-de-cam- Rangers Come Marching Home And after the governor's party had GREATLY PLEASED share; Ford Fe, Captain Sena, Jenks Mouke, A. E. Bates, Fred Nel- 1 share. W. A. aide-de-cam- David L. Williams and Clarence retired the others in the ball room Captain Fleming Jones, son, all of Everett; Brakeman Ross, rangers of the Pecos forest, Disolution of Corporation. Conductor M. A. White, Mail Clerk A. Wright, were at a time. aide-de-cam- and who reside in Glorieta are in the admitted, forty The Wool and Hide Company of Captain Venceslao Jaramillo, H. Hursell, Porters A. Smith and L. the table were Mrs. Warmth of Welcome and dissolu-- , . city. They spent some time this Presiding at East Las Vegas today filed Anderson; Trainmaster W. Herring-ton- terri-- E. W. Dobson, aide-de-cam- morning at the office of Forest Super- R. J. Palen and Mrs. Paul A. F. i Brilliancy of Inaugural tion papers in the office of the j Captain Among the passengers known to axe i By command of the Governor. j be on the visor Stewart. er, the first half of the evening, torial secretary. Tney signed 'by express train are Johnson, Lxercises G. W. Clarence A. S. BROOKES, j a stockman of Colorado. Secured Fine Picture Photograph- C. Appreciated H. W. Kelly, Bond, and Trinidad, The j.nd Mrs. A. J. Fisher and Mrs. L. General. J S 1--2 Iden. Adjutant avalanche rolled down the mountain er Craycraft took a number of by them. The buffet j Bishop succeeding j at 4:20 a. m. Two loco- 1-- 2 Amendment. trains, three 10 of the yester- i ev-- Corporation pictures parade room was dazzlingly beautiful and REMLEY DISTRICT ATTORNEY of S. B. GRIMSHAW'S REMAINS four and very The Union Commercial Company motives, powerful electric motors, day morning they proved ery one coming into it so declared, ARE LAID TO REST. indeed. The of Gover Clayton, Union county, today filed anj the depot and the water tank were good photos j were to Many compliments paid the by- - off the like so nors Mills and in a carriage, amendment to its constitution and swept ledge much straw, Curry ladies on decoration committee di-- as the Court's Hands Tied laws the number of its i Rev. J. R. Gass Conducts Services at and deposited a twisted mass of and of the soldiers on foot as well had of this room. The Supreme reducing that charge from four to three. j the House; Masons at the Grave wreckage at the foot of the moun- the aides and officers on horseback was and For Lack of Quorum Neces- rectors 'color scheme pink and green Court. Floral Tributes. tain. The noise of the avalanche was are realistic. Mr. is mak- side-bracke- ts Supreme Many Craycraft it was carried out effectively, to Business. for and sary The court of New Mexico j heard miles, ing a series of 75 lantern slides show- with supreme With the impressive ceremonies of Superintendent of electric lights pink in an anomolous O'Neil, who was the work ing the beauties of this country and was found itself position the Presbyterian church and of the directing shades shedding a soft glow that was fore-- ! at the snow will serviceable to Governor William J. Mills at because of lack of quorum this be- night attacking drifts, they prove very charming as well as restful. From Masonic order, to both, of which he men a on Santa Fe or his desk in the executive office early noon but as Judge Frank W. Parker, marshalled his to a hurried res- illustrate lecture j to each of Postmaster S. B. Grimshaw's the center of the ceiling He was to return from Las Cru-- j longed, cue. Groans and cries of help came New Mexico. this morning. kept busy by is expected 2 : i room were ' funeral took at 30 o'clock this the corners of the strung a line of some on busi- ces this it will have four' place from the jumbled heap of debris and Medal Contests A double contest entwined ever- - large visitors, afternoon, afternoon. electric bulbs with ness others to out of seven members But; the rescuers worked in feverish haste will be iu the school audi- center was bent, congratulate present. A room would hold the given high green. Falling from the him. Governor Mills him- the no can sit in j scarcely to release the unfortunates. smi-la- x, expressed under statute, judge torium tomorrow night beginning at j an enormous shade of ferns and floral tributes send Mr. Grimshaw's self delighted with the reception giv- a case that was tried before him in by o'clock. The are construction of which showed and members of the Masonic eight participants the en him and could scarce find words the lower court and therefore, the friends WILL COST HUNDRED careful training from Miss the hand of an artist. On the mantle--I to which receiving to express appreciation of the work of court will still be without a quorum lodges he belonged. DOLLARS A SEAT. Parrot and a most enjoyable enter- was a star which shone resi- piece large the different committees that had as Alfred W. Cooley is too ill to The services at the Grimshaw tainment is promised. None should with the of a thousand Judge brightness of the exercises and and M. C. Mechem is dence where the body had reposed Well to Do Will Be Able to fail to attend. Admission for adults candles. star were charge inaugural attend, Judge Only the Underneath the festivities. It was a welcome that unable to be for other rea- since Saturday were conducted by the of Jef- e present See the Slugging Match twenty-fiv- cents and for children ten the "49" that New figures meaning touched him, and pleased him ini- - sons. The case of certain citizens of Rev. John R. Gass, pastor of the Pres- fries and Johnson. cents. j Mexico would soon be the 49th state. mensely. Progreso vs. The Board of County byterian church of Albuquerque. Then Weston at Cerrillos Pedestrian. . A round table stood in the I do is as c&unty, at the in Fairview en- ' large "I will what right executive Commissioners of Torrance grave cemetery, San Francisco, March 2. Fight Wreston Cerrillos at was re-- passed through center of the room. It covered of New Mexico'" he said, simply, "if I for reinstatement of an injunction j the Masons held services, as impres- thusiasts will have to "dig" deep to noon and at Glorieta snow of finest - thirty-secon- d yesterday slept with a white tablecloth j did not, I could not expect popular cently dissolved, relating to the build- sive as is usual when a seats for the Jeffries-Johnso- n com- At he accom- get last night. Cerrillos, linen, with large pink butterfly beaux ing of a county court house at Estan-- ' degree mason is interred. They were bat on 4. Announcement was to home. After approval." July panied Dr. Palmer his of gauze attached to it, alternating j Many were the enconiums and words cia, was to have been argued this conducted by H. F. Stephens, past made that bleacher of ' yesterday points two bowls of milk he j drinking slept with candlesticks set in a glass bowl of for his inaugural address forenoon. master of the Blue Lodge of which will sell at ten dollars each an hour and at 2:20 resumed his walk praise advantage filled with pink carnations. In the heard today. "There is no mistaking Auto Service Between Monterey and Mr. Grimshaw was a member. while the ring side box cushions will after a bowl of corn flakes and was a eating center of the table placed large his sentiments or the policy he has Roswell. The pallbearers were A. R. McCord, cost exactly one hundred dollars. Pro- milk. on which a cut mirror rested glass mapped out for himself," said one The postoffice department is asking John Zook, C. J. Crandall, H. H. moters Gleason and Rickard already ; filled with carnations. basket pink prominent visitor and he summed up for bids to carry the mails daily each Dorman, J. R. McFie and Cap- have received hundreds of requests FUEL AND IRON The served was Judge collation appetizing the general opinion. way between Monterey, the new town tain Fred Muller. for reservations. COMPANY IS BLAMED. as well as of a and the Wom- -' variety, Notaries Public Appointed. near Tularosa. Otero county, to Ros- Manager Hanson of the Wagner an's Board of Trade, which served it, Before out of Governor 117.5 NOTICE. Committee of United Mine Workers going office, well, miles, going by Tularosa, Undertaking Establishment had under the direction of the refreshment appointed the following notaries Rindoso, Glencoe, it With Responsibility Curry Bent, Mescalero, charge of the funeral arrangements. Charge committee deserves much praise. of Pica-ch- Dissolution "of . for the Disaster. public: Felipe Tapia La Liendre, San Patrico, Hondo, Tinnie and Partnership. ) Dance Until Morn. San Alfred Jelfs of A is The Santa Fe Hardware and Sup- Miguel county; bond of $15,000 Tequired HOMELESS. ' Colfax Governor Mills THOUSANDS ARE com- March 2. In a to Governor and Mrs. Mills stayed at Raton, county. and the contract will be for four years. ply Company, a Denver, report F. E. and W. H. be submitted to the United Mine the dance until after midnight and today appointed Lee Anderson of It is proposed to make this an auto posed of Dunlavy, and Ismael Gar- (Continued from Page One.) doing business in Santa Fe, Workers of America, the committee there were many who remained until Quay county, mail route. Kennedy, , cia Valencia no- 1909, of the Mine of 2 and 2:30 a. m. The dance howevei-- of Seboyeta, county, Retained as Messenger. N. M., up to September 10th, United Workers the danger still remains, caused by ice mutual Denver district which has been inves- held sway for many others until the taries public. John H. Roberts has been retained has been dissolved by gorges. consent. All accounts due to the tigating the Primero mine disaster, wee small hours when in most cities District Attorney for Colfax County. as messenger at the executive office. milkmen are their rounds. Mechanic&burg is still under water, above firm m,ust be paid to F. E. Dun- i.V .will the Colorado Fuel and the making Governor Mills National Guard Orders. charge today appointed as Is Warren, where the Mahoning room Catron block. Iron with for When finally the last strains of the E. of Col- M. M. Las N. M., is lavy at 19, Company responsibility George Remley Cimarron, Padgett, Vegas, river is an a The Cuyahoga orchestra had died away and the last ord- rampage. Dated at Santa Fe, N. M., Feb. 21st, the disaster. fax county, district attorney for the commissioned colonel and chief of War-wi- c sound of river has inundated Cliton and 1910. Denounced as Slave gliding daintily slippered Colfax county district, to succeed El- nance, National Guard of New Mexico,' Territory. I At Zanesville several hundred F. E. DUNLAVY, feet had been heard, it was high mer E. Studley, resigned. Mr. Rem- to date from this day. Denver, Colo., March 2. Edwin families were driven from their homes W. H. KENNEDY. time for the lights to be turned out ley is a young attorney of scholarly The following are commissioned as state labor commissioner, has and is acute. Brake, as Old Sol was showing threatening attainments who has himself free captains in the National Guard of New suffering also issued a statement the kept Low Lands Overflowed. TO AND FROM ROSWELL. charging signs of competition in the illuminary from factional and ev- Mexico to date from this day: with entanglements, 2. The company grosg negligence, and line, away over in the east. ery indication is that "he will make Secundino Romero, Las Vegas, N. M. Wikesbarre, Pa., March the are to rise. that company's mining camps good," as the Colfax county delega Jose D. Sena, Santa Fe, N. M. Susquehanna river continues Connection made wltn Automobile run as "slave These re- now a above territory." WANTED Young men to learn tion in the capital remarked before W. A. Fleming Jones, Las Graces, It is foot the danger line at Torrance for Roswell daily. differ from Mine All lowlands Pitts-to- n Ros- ports that of State business by mail and pre leaving for home today. Mr. Remley N. M. mark. the between Automobile leaves Torrance for John D. Jones. A movement and Nanticoke are overflowed. well at 4 a. and at Roswell Inspector pare for ipositions as chauffeurs and has been in the law office of Attorney Venceslao Jaramillo, El Rito, N. M. m., arrives is staid to be on foot among the lead- Frank for a number of at 12, noon. Automobile leaves Ros- Tepair men. We make you expert in Springer years. E. W. Dobson, Albuquerque, N. M. ers to ask Governor Schaffroth to ap- - New Mexican, Com- well for Torrance at 1 p. to. and ar- ten weeks; assist you to secure posi- Incorporations. The following to the The Printing a committee to con- appointments rives at Torrance at 10 p. m. The point investigate de- - commander-in-chie- f, has on hand a supply of , tion. work pleasant; The Investment staff of the to pany large ditions in the Pay big; Buckley Company between Santa Fe and Torrance mining camps. mand for men great; reasonable; of filed date from are announced for pads and tablets suitable for school fare Albuquerque, today incorpora- today, is $5.80 and. between ..Torrance and i write for iparticudars and sample les- tion papers in the office of Territorial the information of all concerned: work, the desk, and also for lawyers We Roswell $10. Reserve seats on auto- It you want anything on earth try son. Automobile Institute, Nathan Jaffa. The capital ..Frank W. Clancy to be judge advo- and merchants; good everywhere. Empire Secretary mobile by wire. J. W. Stockard, I v a New Mexican Want Ad. Rochester, N. Y. is $25,000 divided into 250 shares. The cate general with rank of colonel. will sell them at 5 cents in book form.

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First Showing . of Spring & Summer Millinery at i IBHO" ST0ME Grandest Display of LAHE HATS that ever was shown not only in Santa Fe, but in the Territory of New Mexico : : : : Mrs. Welvart, having just returned from the Eastern markets, has everything for the inspection of the public. You are all invited to look at the magnificent display of GAGE, FISKE and other ti i-- to look and it will convince that :l. Tailored Hats. Also dress Hats. It will cost you nothing you you can get the best and most beautifully trimmed hats of the latest models, at a third less than you would pay in any other millinery establishment. - - - - - " " " " i; Mrs. Jeanette Welvart, the trimmerand saleslady, needs no introduction as she is regarded as the best milliner in New Mexico.

WATCH for our grand opening to be announced later. MRS. JEANETTE WELVART at SANTA FE, NATHAN SAL AVf N NEW MEXICO.