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ICOLD BLOODED THIRTY-FIFT- THE MESSAGE OP H MURDE i GOVERNOR OTERO LEGISLATIVE

Epitacio Gallegos, County Jailer Shot and Killed ASSEMBLY To the 35th Legislative by Two Prisoners. FIRST JANUARY 19 BOTH MADE THEIR ESCAPE DAY, MONDAY,

of - The- 35th Legislative Assembly of council was to hear the message. Assembly Territory One With Murder and ready 6 Charged New Mexico convened in biennial ses A committee was appointed to notify the Other With Oar Bob sion this noon at the capltol. The cau- the house, consisting of Messrs. Spiess, cus meetings of the council and the Pinard and Hughes. Upon motion of of New Mexico. bery Are Well house adjourned shortly after 11 o'clock Mr. Fall adjournment was taken until this forenoon. 2:30 p. m., to icar the governor's mes- Armed. THE COUNCIL. sage. At 12 Epitacio Gallegos, Jailer at the coun o'clock, noon, Hon, James W. THE HOUSE. ; of the At 12:30 p. m., Territorial J. of the Council and House of Representatives of the ty Jail, was shot and killed In a most Raynolds, secretary Territory Secretary Gentlemen of New Mexico, cfllloA the council to W. Raynolds called the house to order of New ... maimer last evening Thirty-fift- h of the The roll call was Aegislative Assembly Terrry about 6 o'clock, by two prisoners who order, answered by and swore in the members as follows; Mala- - , Mexico: made their escape. Gallegos had gone every member excepting Hon. First district, Colfax county, M. B. of Taos. 2d for t!u across the river to purchase a small quias Martinez The othre Stockton; district. Mora county, You are assembled for the period of sixty days purpose eleven looking glass, and while" he was KGiie, members, First district, Cristoval Sanchez; 4th district, San of the whole Sat-urni- o of legislating for the benefit of the people Territory, Victoriano Casados, thrt night man, Colfax, Mora and Union counties, Miguel county, Pedro Romero, Gregor-l- are not for ' 2d district, San Gutierrez and Antonio 6th to amend or repeal such laws as experience has shown started to lock the prisoners in their Pinnrd; Miguel Lucero; neces- cells for the He had locked nil and Guadalupe counties, Charles A. district, Santa Fe county, William k, their best interests, and to enact new laws wherever, public night. the outer doors and placed the keys Spiess and James S. Duncan; 3d dis- R. L. Baca; 6th district, Taos them. Arriba sity may seem to require i In his pocket. Jose Telles, who wu trict, Taos, Rio and San Juan county, Pedro Sanchez; 7th district, effect dis- All acts should be carefully considered with a view"",''to their held on the charge of murdering a man counties, Venceslao Jaramlllo; 4th Rio Arriba county, Antonio D .Vargas; trict, Santa Fe county, Amado Chaves; 8th, Taos, Rio Arriba and San Juan the whole and not with regard to certain localities named Pino at Kennedy, and Alber upon Territory who was with robbir.s 5th district, Bernalillo county, George counties, David Martinez, Granville elected not to legislative dis- GOVERNOR MIGUEL A. OTERO NEW MEXICO. Hampe, charged only. You are only represent your OF a box car, suddenly seized him when F. Albright, and for Bernalillo and Mc Pendleton; 9th district, Bernalillo coun- should be tricts, but also the Territory as a whole, and its interests he was off his guard, placed him in one Kinley counties, Thomas Hughes; fith ty, Nestor Montoya, Celso Sandoval, Terri- district, Valencia county, J. Francisco and for Bernalillo and coun- paramount to mere local considerations. What benefits the of the cells, took the keys from him McKinley RICARDO VARGAS SHOT. and locked him in. Chaves; 7th district, Socorro and Sier- ties, Alexander Bowie; 10th district, must benefit each county and locality, , tory at large, necessarily The two men then went stairs to ra counties, W. H. Andrews; Sth dis- Valencia county, Carl A. Dallies, Mar- what up while the converse of this proposition is not true; and may the Jailer's room and took a six- - trict, Dona Ana, Grant, Luna and tin Sanchez; 11th district, Socorro, to Otero W. A. 9th Sierra H. H. Domin- prove a benefit to certain localities may be an actual detriment Murder in a Saloon Bow at Monero shooter belonging to Gallegos, and counties, Hawkins; counties, Howard, Kin-sell'- A. Krag-Jorgens- rifle of Sheriff s. district, Dona Ana, Grant, Lincoln, go Ortega; 12th district. Dona Ana the at large; this is particularly true in reference to the Territory LODGE on Saturday Night. After waiting in the jailer's Luna, Chaves, Eddy and Otero coun and Otero counties, W. H. H. Llew of and made for LEYD A. B. location Territorial institutions, appropriations room for some time they went to the ties, Fall, stepped to the bar of ellyn; 13th district, Grant and Luna the council and took the oath of office counties, R. M. 14th their maintenance and support. Special to the New Mexican. f cell in which Casados was locked and Turner; district, and signed their names to the roll. Dona, Grant, Luna and Otero coun The condition of the bill for our admission as a State now pend- Monero, N. M., Jan. 19. Rieardo asked him If Gallegos had a revolver Took Turns in to with him or was armed with The gallery of the counnll chamber ties, A. W. Pollard. United States is far from what we Objecting Vargas was shot and instantly killed In anything. ing before the Senate of the them he was not and as well as the floor, was crowded with Representative W. A. Mclvers and a saloon row about 11 o'clock Casados told and from what it io be, and I would suggest that one Unanimous Considera- Saturday had secured arms, told spectators including a number of la the representative from Union county hoped, ought was a and seeing that they United States night. Vargas quarrelsome them if wanted to dies. Above the president's chair was were absent. of your first acts should be a joint memorial to the dangerous man when drunk, part- they simply escape, tion of Bills. being to draped a large United States flag, and The house then proceeded to organ- Senate for the of the bill now before it. ly of Indian blood, and had many ene- to get out as they had the keys all praying passage mies from similar difficulties. It Is not the doors and there was nothing to on his desk was a bouquet of carna- ization. Major W. H. H. Llewellyn, In President Mc-Kinl- Since the last Legislative Assembly adjourned, yet determined who did the shooting.' prevent It. They refused to go at that tions. After the roll call, the council a forcible and timely address, in which A BRIEF EXECUTIVE SESSION to he made a tender met his tragic death under circumstances which shocked time, and said they "would wait awhile proceeded permanent organization. reference to the late SEVEN ARE DEAD re Hon. Charles A. Spiess, with a brief Captain Maximiliano Luna, placed the whole civilized world, and the enormity of the crime appalled longer for Epitacio." They then turned to the room but eloquent tribute, placed Colonel J. Hon. Nestor Montoya of Bernalillo, In the of United and the swift which At 2 O'clock Senate Took upstairs. people the States, punishment the Gallegos did not return for at least Francisco Chaves in nomination for nomination for speaker of the house. The followed the assassin was no panacea for the crime. . Besides being Further Details of the Explosion on a 'half hour after Casados was placed the presidency of the council. He was nomination was seconded in spirit- Up the Omnibus Bill and chosen was ed addresses other wise Mr. was first of all a in the cell, and the two men deliber- unanimously and escorted by members. Mr. a great and President, McKinley kindly, the Battleship Massachusetts. to was Mr. Foraker Continued ately waited for him. When he enter- the chair by Messrs. Charles A. Montoya elected by a unanimous American citizen, and while his death could be vote helpful, patriotic, Washington, January 19. Tho follow- ed the building, they gave him no Spiess and Venceslao Jaramlllo. Terri- rising followed by applause. The will chair Lu- avenged, his loss can never be repaired, while his memory live His Speech. ing cablegram was received at tho navy warning so far as Casados could tell, torial Secretary Raynolds then admin- appointed Messrs. Llewellyn, Mala-qui- as cero n, istered the oath of office to Hon. and Turner a committee to escort in the hearts of the people along with that of Lincoln. The things department from Rear Admiral Hlggin-su- and he went up the stairs to his room Martinez of Taos, who had ar- Mr. Montoya to the chair, who respon- he he Jan. 19. Senator dated Sau Juan, January 18, 1903; and just as he turned to enter the door, for the good of liis country which would have done had lived, Washington, Lodge ded In neat al- "Seven dead Robert Rule one of them fired the rifle. The ball rived in the meantime. a speech of thanks. His today Introduced a 'resolution directing altogether: lusion to can only be imagined." Such crimes are more than murder; they S. Malinbwskv entered the Colonel Chaves made a touching and Senator Quay's work ror tho committee on finance to Inquire F. H. Lossor, F. K. L. right side, passed through directed tho but the office, and' the and came out the earnest address of thanks for the statehood was loudly applauded. Hon. are not against individual, against whether certain- - countries ar discrim- Piatt, Andrew "HoudrtsKson, Tilbji't heart through ' left aim. Whether or not there was a honor conferred upon him. He conclu Alexander Bowie moved that the a act even an Tacks, Walter W. A. Sclmrt. Two lin , I would recommend that you pas special covering against the United States, and, ded-.- a on inating is not known. . was with the advice that the legislation speaker appoint committee state- to ing, Patterson and Dossett, Patter- struggle Gallegos attempt of similar offenses, in this Territory. if so, what law should be passed glvo struck on the forehead with the butt of to be passed by the assembly should1""" hood, commending especially the work to countries duties son's recovery probable; Dossott's recov- sound whol3some B. ,S. .. two has continued in all the preferential and in vlew! of ' Delegate Rodey. Rev Adrien During the past years prosperity doubtful. The dead were buried the revolver and the side of his face y which do not discriminate against this ery fact that this may be the last legisla 'abyrole made'fl. beautfful v Mr. , branches of in the new lines of railroad have with honors San Juan. The was powder burned. industry Territory, rotors to military at Bowie to a ? ac- country. The resolution the Massachusetts is now in San Juan. The As soon as the murder was commit tive assembly under a territorial form agreed postponement-- been others are under construction, and still others projected, of of tion on his motion hoiis built, discriminations France, Germany and sick are in the hospital. Cabled Dunlap ted, the two men ran down stairs and government. until the is aic-- a of fully organized. Hon. Cristoval which will prove of the greatest benefit to the Territory, not only Russia against the United States. It lor information, xatco at a p. m. out through the yard. A young boy Rev. W. R. Dye of the Church the San. and Shert died on at 7 chez presented the names lines for tho of but went to the table in order to givo Sen Sunday Sunday named Lopez was crossing the bridge Holy Faith, led in fervent prayer. Hon. following for in affording competing transportation freight, a. m. officers of the house: Chief ator Aldrlch an opportunity to make a and heard the shot. He started to the Thomas Hughes nominated W. E. Mar clerk, also in bringing our people nearer together, resulting in better tin for chief and he was unan Charles V. Safford; enrolling and en- statement concerning the subject. GONZALES IS DEAD. jail to investigate and as he reached olerk, and between the people of the Ter- imously chosen. Hon. V. Jaramlllo then grossing clerk, O. P. Hovey; sergeant-at-arm- s, acquaintance understanding Mr. Cullom, reported the legislative, the fence, Telles leaped the fence with the rifle In his hand. He at placed the following in nomination for Seferlno Crollet; messenger, ritory now so widely separated. executive and judicial appropriation bill pointed it Ramon Editor Shot by lieutenant Governor Tillman Passed Lopez and ordered him to out. Lo United States employes of the council: Armijo; watchman, Alejandro ' - and gave notice he would call it up get FINANCIAL. did Chaplain, Rev. J. L. Gay; sergeant-at-arm- s, Mares; chaplain, Rev. Adrian Rabey-roll- e. (way Today, pez not hesitate and got. He was As the last we now have a in so frightened that he returned home Thomas Branigan of Dona at Legislature, surplus nearly every Mr. Bailey o Texas objected to the These were elected Columbia, Jan. 19. Gonzales' con and ate his supper before giving the Ana county; messenger, Benito Lujan unanimously. fund which can be used for reducing our interest bearing debt. consideration of all bills by unanimous Cor- - Territorial J. W. dition is desperate this morning. Scep- alarm. A number of men then went to of Santa Fe; watchman, Fiorencio Secretary Raynolds other evidences of debt issued consent. When a bill reported by Mr. then swore in these officers. There have been no bonds or during tic peritonitis has set in since midnight the jail and tried to secure admission, tez of Taos; enrolling and engrossing Culberson changing times for .holding Lucero Upon motion of Mr. a the two and the" between the financial con- and physicians are now injecting a so- but there was no response to their clerk, Meleclo of Bernalillo. A Llewellyn, past years, comparison court in was Mr. committee of three was to Virginia, read, Lodge lution of as a last resort. rings and a carriage was sent tot motion by Hon. A. B. Fall to vote up appointed dition of the Territory now with that at the last meeting of your of Massachussetts as formaldehyde the governor that the house was objected, saying S. 19. Sheriff Kinsell. He climbed over on each nominee separately was tabled, notify Columbia, C Jan. Editor Gon the for body is most gratifying. objections seemed to be confined to bills zales who was shot last corral fence from Messrs. Fall and Hawkins voting organized business. Thursday by and entered the jail Messrs. By reference to the report of the Territorial Treasurer, I find from the Republican side, he would ijieut.. uovernor xniman, aiea at l the rear. When he reached the head against the motion to table. The above Llewellyn, Cristoval San- yclock. sworn of chez and Lucero were A at the close of business on November there was a object, which brought from Mr. Bailey of the stairs he stumbled over the body then were elected and Into appointed. that 30, 1902, When the bulletin was posted an vote of thanks was extended to Terri- the statement that the senators from of Gallegos. He at once discovered fice by Territorial Secretary J. W. cash balance in the Treasury of $248,449.63. Included in this nouncing the death the crowds about torial Secretary J. W. Raynolds and New York had interfered in a matter the bulletin boards increased that Telles and Hampe were missing Raynolds. balance out- rapidly. G. was nominated for Messrs. Pedro Sanchez and Baca were are sinking funds available for the redemption of pertaining to the state of Texas which In the cell where he had been confined and found Casados locked in the cell. J. Albright Gov- the United States appointed to escort him to his office. standing bonds to the amount of $114,082,53. was purely a local one. Mr. Dcpew since the shooting, Lieutenant The lock of the cell was broken with a doorkeeper among ernor Tillman heard news with vis as statutes do not Messrs. Bowie, Llewellyn and David denied the of Port Arthur a port the pick and Casados released. Deputies employes, but the The bonded debt at this time is $1,122,200.00, while two years making ible emotion. his name was Martinez were appointed to draft a of was a local were notified and the bloodhounds from provide for this office, it was $1,205,100.00 a reduction in our bonded debt entry question. withdrawn. Hon. Thomas memorial to the United States senate ago showing of- - the were sent for. Hughes " The commerce and la penitentiary Lopez department WAS NOT ORDERED urging the passage of the omnibus of . said moved the of a committee $82,900.00 during the past two years. . ' bor bill as amended the house was after the men had passed him he appointment by on rules and in the meantime the rules statehood bill. No now indebtedness has been incurred to on commerce. watched them run west along the river during that time and I referred the committee of the 34th council were The house then adjourned until 2:30 German Government Has No Advices of An Bombard- until they had passed under the Guad- legislative am to the financial status and Ter- Mr. Nelson wanted the bill sent to the to meet in joint session gratified say that credit of the alupe bridge. adopted as governing the proceedings with the legis- conference at once, but Messrs. Spoon-e- r, ment. lative council for the hear- are now on a basis well to be of. The dogs took the Bcent and started of this council. purpose of ritory proud Hale others to the biennial Aidricb, and objected 19. out well, Hon. Martinez ing message of Governor . Under the six mill tax levy for Berlin, Jan. The navy depart- but would not follow It except Malaqulas presented general Territorial purposes, that course as It would prevent an op Otero, ment has not received any official ad- for a short distance. By this time the the following list of additional terri- sufficient moneys have been realized to pay" in full all claims pre- to amend the liouso amend JOINT SESSION. portunity vices the bombardment of men had an hour's start. The torial legislative employes: Doorkeeper, ments. At 1:35 p. m. tne senate, on regarding Ft. pursuit At 3 o'clock, both houses met In sented vior payment within the fixed tho of was given at a late hour G. assistant joint appropriations; only, motion of Mr. Cullom, lllionois, San Carlos at tho entrance of Lake up until day- Albright; engrossing session in the house deficit two went into executivo session to consider light. This took and William of representatives for the past years being that for the transportation of Maracaiba by the German cruiser, morning the dogs the enrolling clerk, Beals; with Colonel the Cuban The doors were re scent E. Chaves, president of the in- treaty. on Is well and followed it rapidly and journal clerk, N. Stevens; assistant prisoners to the penitentiary, for which the appropriation was at 3 o'clock and Mr. Foraker re- Panther, Saturday, and unable to council, presiding. The message of the opened either confirm or tho dis- with certainty. Deputy Sheriff Charles sergeant-at-arm- s, Peter Lynn; door sufficient to meet the ''Ji sumed his remarks in favor of the om deny press governor was received and read and on requirements. , patches. Officials say, however, that Closson, Richard Huber and Nicolas keeper, Juan N. Sandoval; assistant nibus statehood bill. its conclusion, was As provided law the Territorial funds on hand are assuming somothlng In the way of a Tenorio were with them. went doorkeeper, Bernardo Gonzales; read- adjournment taken. by deposited The senate executive session They today bombardment took place, no orders on directly "west along the river bank and ing clerk, Frank P. Chaves; transla in Territorial Depositaries, of which there are nine at this time, listened to Cuban the were sent from Berlin. TWO APARTMENT HOUSES. the reading of the subject about the middle of the tor, M. T. Otero; assistant and which are under Whatever was done was .the result of morning the translator, entitled their applications and bonds filed, to reciprocity" treaty and an order was posse found the revolver H. 'L. committee M. the initiative of tbo commander on the of Gallegos Ortiz; clerks, J. Fifty Teeants Were Asleep la Cleveland aad a have a of ' made making; It public. The treaty did on Panic deposit $203,000.00. spot, to whose discretion the conduct of the river bank where It had evi- Maestas, Tranquillno Armijo, I. Roy-ba- l, not clash with the statehood bill Brcki Oat. These banks now have on the full amount of their - today the blockado was left. dently dropped from the pocket of one Vicente Montoya, Mrs. H. L. Dun- , deposit ap- but Senator Quay served notice on of the on which the men; They took with them all ning, P. Baca, Martin Kelly, Pablo Cleveland, Ohid, Jan. 19. Fire early plications gets interest at the rate of three Senator In of the trea- FORTY-FIV- E INDICTED. Territory Cullom, charge the ammunition they could find for the Trujillo," Francisco Garcia, Eugenio today destroyed two apartment, houses cent 2 he will In per per annum. ty, that every day at o'clock, rifle and the revolver and are well able Mora, Ramon Gabaldon, P. Escudero, East Cleveland, resulting in the death insist the statehood bill shall be con- to of at least two persons and of There has been deficit for Coal and Retailers la Chicago Held ky the defend themselves. Gallegos leaves Isidro Montoya, T. Romero; injury always a transportation of convicts to to Operators day several others. Mrs. Norton sidered. It would require a vote a widow, one 14 watchman, Juan D. Guy and the and for n Grand Jury. daughter years old, Romero; night Mrs. Jessie Penitentiary, serving requisitions of the Governor up-o- take the senate out of executive session Dickoy burned to death. and two minor children. watchman, Anlceto Moya; assistant The tenants of the other states for criminals who if the friends of the Insisted. Chicago, Jan. 19. A true bill was re- fifty buildings were have taken refuge there, and I treaty A Jury was at once empanneled by reading clerk, Charles Hubbell; porter, asleep when the flames broke out. A Mr. he thinks there is a de- turned this against forty-fiv- e earnestly recommend that you not only provide for the deficit in Quay says morning Justice of the Peace Conklin of Pre- Teodoro Rodriguez; porters, Joaquin panic ensued when thoy were finally termination to defeat the bill by de- coal operators and retailers charging cinct 17. aroused and many were rescued with these two items, but make a sufficient to Charles Astler was foreman Martinez, Manuel Otero y Salazar; appropriation cover them lay and he will not give way until a to do an illegal act the the greatest difficulty and nearly all conspiracy injurious and other members were T. Cas pages, Antonio Jose Luna, Alfonso In in the future, as it is not that officers these ser- time for a vote onthe bill is fixed. Mr. to public trade. Tho indictments are escaped their night clothes. The just performing tillo, B. Sandoval. Frank Gutierrez and Martinez, R. Mondragon, John McFie, total loss is about vices law be Cullom will to have the con- against both corporations and individ- $00,000. required by should compelled to wait for their try treaty uals business in Illinois and Indi- Juan Ortega. The Jury rendered a Ernest Slaughter; messenger at large, money sidered in the hour and at doing until an is made to morning ana, l.all was fixed at 1,000. verdict charging Telles and Hampe Nicolas Cordova; messengers, J. H. appropriation pay them. times when no desires to SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC. other senator with the murder. Martin nnd George Parsons; assistant Section 11 of 90 of the Laws on the statehood bill. Chapter of 1901, should be amend- speak BOWEN HAS ARRIVED. was doorkeeper, Apolonio Gutierrez; Gallegos an unusually popular porter, lake Farrest College Is Claud ed at where N. T. assistant aad UaderQearaatlai. page 182, it provides for the issuing and sale of new THE HOUSE. man in this city. He was a prominent Chavez; doorkeeper, D. He Declined ts Talk and Will Go to Tafoya. Chicago, Ills., Jan. 19. Lake Forrest bonds to take np old bonds which have become due the of A bill was passed to grant of WasblagtM it political worker and had served as city at option right marshal College is closed for a week order ot way through the Fort Sill military reser- Oaca, of this cjty. He was a mem- Hon. A. B. Fall spoke the by .the Territory, the holders of which refuse to surrender them and against the local board of vation to the Oklahoma & Western rail- ber of the Order of United Workmen, election of the extra legislative em health, owing to the take new bonds in thereof a less road. A bill to revoke sentence ot Charleston, S. C, Jan. 19. The dis- of place bearing rate of interest. At the and stood high. He left a position on ployes. They were elected by a vote of prevalance scarlet fever in the town -- the court martial First Lieu- patch boat Dolphin, from Kingston, and the students. The present this is authorized to be done at the time the against the first of the month In the wholesale 10 to 2, Messrs. Fall and Hawkins vot- among latter outstanding, tenant Francis S. Davidson, Oth cavalry, with Minister Bowon on board, came are restricted to the bounds of the become house of Cartwright Brothers to ac ing the motion. Hon. W. A. bonds due, but if the money is not on hand at the exact who was dismissed from the army In into the harbor this morning. Bowen against campus. The additional cases were re- 1875 and to authorise his will to cept the appointment as jailer. Hawkins explained his vote in opposi- time the option of the accrues, the cannot appointment proceed Washington this after- ported today. Territory Territory call and retirement as first lieutenant, noon. He declined to speak of the con- Gallegos was about 35 years of age. tion to electing the extra employes. them in but must continue to aroused some antagonism. dition of Venezuela. ... afterwards, they run until they are KILLED IN KANSAS. A committee consisting of Hon. STENOGRAPHY Bon-To- R. A. absolutely due bearing the higher rate of. interest. . This section POSTMASTERS NAMED. RANGES "Tried and True." Excel- And now at the n where you can James S. Duncan Hon. W. A. Hawkins WATKINS, Stenographer; Of fice with H. N. Wlllcox, Catron Block. should be so amended as to the Treasurer and Governor Washington, Jan. 19. Postmasters: lent features, with reasonable prices to get them: QuatI, Grouse. Prairie Chic. and Hon. Venceslao Jaramlllo was ap- give the and - - A. Introduce them. Fully kens, Ducks, Snipe, Venison. Call and pointed on motion of Hon. Charles A. Stenography Typewriting by piece ' '(Continued in Supplement.) ' Toxas Robert Gaulden, Mansfield; guaranteed. B. R. Williams, Hamilton. DAVIS, the PLUMBER. be convinced. Spiess to notify the governor that the work. GOVERNOR OTERO'S MESSAGE, The National Livestock Association a good field for experiments In good recent Governor Otero's message to the leg- in its meeting at Kansas City, road building for the nubile roads have jiiii itself on a islature is a well thought-ou- t and well Mo., placed unequivocally good bottom, the climate is favorable, ,.it record as the creation of rock is written document, comprehensive in Us favoring the for macadamizing found along New Oklahoma almost Is w Klt?.!CAN PRINTING COPf! scope and yet concise in its recommen- states of Mexico, and every road, and a road tax as as dations. A service of over five years Arizona, and that speedily pos- imposed upon every man, which tax slble. The stockmen then and there should sufficient revenue to build Entered as Second Class mt-U- at as governor of this great Territory has give SECOND HAND GOODS GOODS SOLD ON -- and im- a of In the Santa Fe Poatofflce. made him well acquainted with Its assembled representing very nice stretch good road every interests were sensible BOUGHT AND SOLD ' and its needs. The sugges- portant very in county every year. The system of road TABLE. EASY PAYMENTS In are not passing this resolution. The great supervision is nt fault for the bad con- TIE tions contained his message (Effective November 16, 1902.) The New Mexican Is the oldest of them are well dition of the roads the expendi- the of a moment, but the majority acquainted despite Queensware, Hardware, Har- Enamel-edwar- e, In New Mexico. It is sent to ev- inspiration No. 7tt leaves Santa Fe 9:40 a. m. Tinware, Chinaware, aper of careful delib with the conditions and resources of ture of large sums of money and the at ness, Covers - and has result deep study ar'i to connect 2 Saddles, Wagon Glassware, Picture ery postofi.- i. 'be territoiy, these territories and know that road law should be amended so as to with No. east bound, with eration. The brief review, of financial they - and Tents. Everything in the Frames Made to Car- a large growing circulation among are entitled to in connection from- El Paso and Southern Order, aT and educational conditions are but the fully statehood, every give county surveyors charge of road Household Line. Give rr.e a the intelligent and progressive people California, returning, arrive at Santa pets, Shades, Shade Rollers. relation of facts which show that respect. repairs and road building and impose Call. No trouble of the southwest. Fe at 11:50 a. m. to show my Fancy Rockers, Sofas, Baby Otero's has upon the county collector the collec- Governor administration No. 722 leaves Santa Fe at 3:30 p. m,, goods. It gives me pleasure. Carriages, Office Etc. The recent snows the tion of the road tax. Desks, been the most prosperous, the most throughout to connect with No. 1, west bound, for progressive and the most successful Territory bring complaints about im- Southern California, arrive at Loose leaf of the finest quali- returning TELEPHONE NO. 59. STOVES AND RANGES. that New Mexico has thus far enjoyed. roads in ledgers Santa Fe at 5:35 p. m. passable every county. The ty and made under the and The striking recommendations are up latest No. 724 leaves Santa Fe at 6:20 m. thousands of dollars spent on the roads best are a at the p. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. for the creation of the offices of travel- patents speciality i to connect with No. 7, westbound for .2S during the past decade or two have New Mexican bindery. If you need Daily, per week, by carrier $ ing auditor, insurance commissioner, San Francisco and Northern California DAVID S. been so much money thrown away. any books for the coining year, give LOWITZKI Dally, per month, by carrier Irrigation commissioner and for an returning, arrive at Santa Fe at 8:40 Good macadamized roads like those of your order now and you will be fur Daily, per month, by mail 100 appropriation for free text books for p. m. 2.00 New Jersey and other are prac- nished with first class books at very 726 Dally, three months, by mall the public schools. These recommen states, No. leaves Santa Fe at 9:10 p. m. 4 0 tically unknown in this of the reasonable prices. Dally six months, by mall dations are all in line with growth and part to connect with No. 8, east bound, from 0J0 CAL1EJJTE r0T SPRINGS. ou United States. Yet, New Mexico Da' jne year, by mall true advancement; the legislature will offers Subscribe for the New Mexican San Francisco and Northern California, 26 These Celebrated Hot are lo- tested cures Weekly, per month undoubtedly heed them, for they are returning, arrive at Santa' Fe at 11:20 Springs by the miraculous attests 75 m. cated In the midst of the Ancient CUB to In the diseases: Weekly, per quarter born of need. Splendid as is the status p. following Paralysiy, F. S DAVIS, President. S. Q. Dwellers, twenty-fiv- e miles west of Rheumatism, Weekly, six months of territorial finances, as unsettled CARTWRIGHT, Sec'y and Treas. THE CALIFORNIA LIMITED. Neuralgia, Consumption 2.00 just Taos, and fifty miles north of Santa Fe, Malaria, Disease of the Kid- Weekly, per year. and is the condition of the , Now runs daily between Chicago, Los Brlght's deplorable and about twelve miles from Barranca neys, and Mercurial Affec- finances of Angeles and San Francisco. This train Syphilitlo many counties, the lack of Station, on the Denver & Hio Grande tions, Scrofula, La all leaves Lamy, west at 8:40 a. m, Catarrh, Grippe, JANUARY 19. system in the making of assessments bound, Railway, from which point a Una Female MONDAY, BPBIfBIT-DMI- S bound 2:02 m. No dally Complaints, etc., etc Board, and the collection of East at a. connection tem- taxes, and these CO., of stages run to the Springs. The Lodging and Bathing, J2.50 per day; $14 the creation of the office of with these trains from Santa Fe, ex of these waters is from 90 to State- traveling perature per week; $50 per month. Stage meets Now McxU-- OcuimiuI nuditor will remedy and that speedily. cept that passengers arriving on No. 3, 122 degrees. The gases are carbonic. Al- Denver trains and. waits for Santa Fe CONSOLIDATED. west can 11:50 hood ol tlic 57th Congress. Most commonwealths have an Insur- bound, reach Santa Fe at titude, 6,090 feet. Climate very dry and train upon request. This resort is at- a. m. on No. 2's ance commissioner or insurance de- connection. delightful the year round. There is now tractive at all seasoas, and Is open all All of above run Of aud In Justice New partment and the insurance business trains through solid a commodious hotel for the convenience winter. Passengers for OJo Callente can Klght BUTCHERS from Chicago to California and of Invalids These waters a. Mexico Should Bo a State. transacted in New Mexico is of such IIIEI1T carry and tourists. leave Santa Fe et '9:0? nt. and reach WKET through Pullman and tourists contain 1,686.24 of alkaline salts Callente at 6 same great volume and so vital to the people sleepers grains Ojo p. m. the day. Through sleeping car reservation ar to the alkaline for that it should have separate and thor the gallon, being richest Fare the round trip from Santa Fe Extract from the Congressional If tough and tasteless meat Is good ranged for on application. Hot Springs in the world. The efficacy to OJo Callente, $7. For further partic- ough supervision as a matter of pro BAYERS . . we Record of June 25th, 1903, page enough for von, haven't a word to City Ticket Office: of these waters has bee thoroughly ulars, address tection to the people who Rut if sweet T,8I2. annually say. tender, julcv roasts; CATRON BLOCK EAST SIDE PLAZA spend many thousand dollars for in and toothsome steaks appeal to your H. S. tern, of senate: to us LUTZ, AGENT. ANTONIO resident pro Burunue ior ineir nomes or as a pro- come for your meat. Al JOSEPH, to the best tho In Proprietor Tho chair has been requested tection to their in case of sick GROCERS . ways market affords corn n family red eastern lamb and mutton. The loose leaf ledgers which are on N. JH restate the proposition, aud will ness or death. beef, Ojo Callente. Taos County. saie at tne XMew Mexican offlce, are I so. As as FRENCH LIMA BEANS. FERNDELL SWEET CORN. do necessary are a traveling audi rapidly growing In favor. It is the best from Indiana the tor and an The senator insurance commissioner to For theFerndoll brand only thoyoung-es- t Tho sweetest and tenderest selections patent that has been issued and the committee on and of Maine corn aro CO chairman of the New Mexico, just as necessary is an tendercst brands are seloctod; grown packed under saving to the business man in not car TrJE CFjAS. WAGfJEfi; FURNITURE In in the and canned be- this brand. territories, hus stated open irrigation engineer. In irrigation lies picked morning rying a book of dead pages is consider committee New Mexico's fore the sun goes down. Per can 15 WE LEAD IN EVERYTHING. senate today, that the future. Thus far, with Per can Roval Blue 10 aoie. ror convenience and economy the of or 35 will report on the territorial bill, exception three four large Forndell choice Lima beans 30 SWAN'S DOWN. and for keeping the book up to the d, systems, irrigation is still in a with on the third day of the primi- Is a milled flour use In mark live accounts only, the loose tive condition In FERNDELL TOMATOES. specially (or next session of congress. There- New Mexico and the cakes and leaf ledger Is the best arrangement yet Embalmer and laws The flavor of eastern grown tomatoes making high grado pastry; from Pennsylva- Irrigation need a thorough revis- is not Each package will Issued. upon the senator ion. ' doubtless liner than that of the Cali- consent, that fornia brands. In addition theFemdell make twelve cakes. Per package. . .35 nia asks unanimous The fourth on the tenth day if tlie senate is In important recommenda- brand is specially selected for fresh noss, PRESTO. PRESTO. WANTED We pay cash for clean cot Funeral Director. tion, that for free text and ton pur-oses- . session and on the Ilrst day there-afte- r books, for the ripeness flavor; the cans are filled Use Presto for tea bulscuit, griddle rags suitable for machine public school children, shows that full, by band, with the b st to bo had. cakes, waffles, etc; no yeast, no baking New Mexican Printing Co. It be in seslon if not Per can 20 may uovernor Otero has the welfare of powder necessarv quick as a wink. Caarles Wagner, Practical Embalmer. the bill snail be Per dozen S3 35 3 for 25 on the tenth, popular education at heart. Free text packages Chinaware, Glassware, Pioture Frames and Stoves and business. MAPLE CREAM Holdings Ranges made the unllnlshed books are necessary to general free Made to Order on The chair There are Rio & Frames Goods Sold Easy Payments Is there objection? public education. It takes away the Imitations of Ferndell Maple cream; there none like It in quality. Grande Santa Fe is Packed in scaled tins. Fine for caramel cakes, for confections nnd for irridriln AND 10. San Francisco Street. hears none, and the order last excuse for failure to give Telephone every cakes, per tin 30 Denver & Rio R. R. Calls Answered fromesidence No. made." child a school education. Grande Night Telephone i. public It is Time Table Mo. 67. the first step toward the enforcement CHASE & SANBORN'S SEAL BRAND JAVA & MOCHA COFFEE. Mex-izon- a, (BfTeotive Monday, April 14, 1902.) They want to call the new state of compulsory education and the last Wo have sold and are now SolliM inanv brands of ".nflW muv nthnr lirnnriu nf of New coffee have but for SEAL We but not if the people necessary step toward making the pub- merit, staying qualities BRAND beats them all. BAST BOUND WEST BOCKD are now more ot or Mexico can help it. lic school system of New Mexico the selling inucn tins brand coffee than we ever did before. Why? no. 420. MiLls Ho. 428 FIRE PROOF, We believe it is because of the superior quality of the goods; because it is 9:15 am..Lv Suit. Fe.. Ar.. ls1Snm equal of that of any other common- always ll:50am..Lv....Bpanola..Lv. 34.. Mexico the same year after year: because it is alwavs fresh. Chase Jk Sanhni-- are the 2:30pm STEAM HEATED, The Republican party of New wealth of the Union. ONLY dealers in coffee who l:wpm..L,v H.iDtudo...Lv.. 63... 1:00 pm acts refuso excessive orders from their customers, because 3:35pm..Lv,Trei PiedraiXv.. 90. ..10:30am will be held responsible for the There are other recom of the well known fact that roasted coffee deteriorates with Wo have orders 6:48 p m..Lv....Aiitouito..Lv.,12H... 8:10am ELECTRIC important age, 8:16 d m..Lv....Alamoaa...LT 153... 8:40 a m LIGHTED, 35th legislative assembly. to back to them of Seal Brand is not 'res-h- . p mssed by the mendations in Governor Otero's mes ship every pound that absolutely 11:20pm Lv....La Veta...Lv..21S... 3:25am mt the Sold in one and two cans 4()c . I II U This fact should be remembered by sage, such as for the amplification of only pound at per pound. You may more, or you fueDio...liV.. 287.. .12 :20am CENTRALLY LOCATED. III. ULHIIIL ILL may pay less, but you can not buy bettor coffee at anv nricn and vnu ran not huv i:im..u...l:20a m. LvCoIo SprlnKi.Lv.. 331, ..10:37 p m members of that body. the powers of the territorial board of !;00a m.. Ar ... Denver. 404... 8:00 as good coffee for the same price. ...Lt.. pm SANTA M. the codification of the FE, N. equalization, Connec tlons with the ma line an Much work Is expected from the school the of it good laws, building a reform branches as follows: rv and the New JNO. 4 BAKERY.. 35th legislative assembly school and a territorial orphan's home, At Antonlto for Durango, Sllvorton I ADfio ) American or European Plan. Mexican believes that these expecta- the enactment of a good roads law, the and all points in the San Juan country. Mexi- tions by the good people of New passage of a local option law, and At Alamosa (with standard gauge) for SAMPLE GEO. THE OXFORD CLUB La Colorado E. ELLIS. co will be carried into effect. many other which the leg- Veta, Pueblo, Springs and l suggestions also with narrow will do to r Denver, gauge for ROOMS FOR ) Owner and Proprietor. islature well take notice Price List Monte Vista, Del Norte and Denver A comprehensive and Just irrigation and to act unnn tANDIES LEMP'S KEC? BEER- -- Creede and all points in the San Luis COMMERCIAL law is the need of the hour in New ) Cents each''; 2 of those large glosses So each valley. At Salida with main line (standard MEN for all in- ' CIGARS LEADING BRANDS. gauge) points east and west J Cemts Leadville. - cluding -- .iir OKNIA WINES Dry Climate 2 for 13c each At Florence with F. & C. C. R. R. for probably 2 Drinks for 5 Cents Sing Coal 2 for 12c the gold camps of Cripple Creek and .. at least it should be, the last BOTTLED CALIFORNIA Victor. T are to the WINES Prince Hal 2 for 13c territorial legislative session and its 2 1 bottles for 25c At Pueblo, Colorado Den- New qt Other brands 2 for 5c Springs and effect hat the bill providing for task is to complete the ground work EXPORT LEMP'S BEER ver 1th all Missouri river lines for all in-t- o institute. admitted 1-- No extra Mexico and Arizona to be for the future state of New Mexico. 2 qt bottles for 25o charge made for clear watet points east. He pieiico It New jew the. Union as one state will likely can do no better in this RIBBON BEER and matches. Reclining Chair Cars between accomplishing urUE Santa Fe and Alamosa. Seats free. piii session. 2 " The above are pass during the present task than by giving heed to the sug- bottles for 35c prices subject to change For information 2 1 bottles 20o " further address the ROSWELL. NEW MEXICO. gestions and the recommendations pt for after the 1st day of Janua'v, 1903. undersigned. made by Governor Otero, a wise, liber- J. E. Through passengers from Santa Fe THU MILITARY SCHOOL OF WOW MEXICO ESTABLISH Kfc A of accountability for al and LACOME. Proprietor. win nave reserved berths In standard better system progressive executive, to whom AND SUPPORTED BY THE TERRITORY. collectors and treasurers should be the welfare and the of New gauge sleepers from Alamosa if desired tax growth A. S. and without delay. If Mexico are close to Barney, Acting General Agent. inaugurated that heart and mind at Santa N. M. Sis men Instructors, of' standard Eastern Colleges. revenue law all and who Fe, modern this is done the present times, has made a study of i K Hoopbb, G. P A . Raw Buildings, all furnishings and equipments and eomlsti will be found to work easier and more conditions in the Territory and knows Spring. Summer, Denvei, Colo. iteam-heate- baths, water-work- s, all convenience. efficiently. that it is not theorizing, but dealing Tuition, boar, and laundry, fVeepcraeulap. with facts that are the need of the Autumn, Winter. Session to three terms, thirteen weeks eaeh. Eoswell Is a noted hcilti di excellent A New Mexican carried away the hour. resort, t.Tto feat stova sea lereli people. ANYTHING & EVERYTHING WHOLESALE & RETAIL EBGBNT8 W. M. Bead, B. S. Hamilton, J. 0. Lea, prize for roping a steer at the El Paso Nathan Jaffa, Md S. A, Gaboon. For partleulars address carnival and a great many New Mex- The question of providing places for MONEY TO LOAN! icans carried away empty pocketbooks deserving party friends among the leg- I BLAIN'S BAZAAR CoL J. from what they declared was a rank islative employes is a V. Willson, always burning ' failure a continuous game of graft. one. The New Mexico H. JM and legislature man J. BLAIN, Santa Fe.N. 5 At the Next Regular Meeting J Suoerintendent nges however to solve it without much ' The S The governor's message to the 35th friction and quite nicely. Of course K MUTUAL BUILDING LOAN legislative assembly with the excep there must be some disappointed ones, f 8 4 i Renovated Refur-- Ta'-'- e R.J. PALEN, President. J. H. Cashier. tion of financial tables is published in nut tnat cannot be prevented in the anJ Cuisine and 8 ASSOCIATION V VAUGHN, full elsewhere in this issue. It Is a very nature of things. Throughout Service Unexcel: 2 Of Santa Fe document that should be read by every jjj Will Receive ! HENRY L. Vice New Mexican. It is of the greatest in It behooves the WALDO, President. great Republican The BIDS FOR LOANS terest to the people of the Territory. majority in the legislative house to Palace Hotel extend nil I possible courtesies to the P H. N. WILLCOX, The new railroads of the territory few lone Democratic members. They WILLIAM VAUGHN, PROP. B I should be handled by the legislative should get a full share of committee Secretary. THE ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK assembly with much kindness and con appointments and should be given ev Large Rooms for Commercial Men. S Offlce: Catron Ulock, Up Stair wants ery to Sample sideration. New Mexico many opportunity let themselves be j - i i i i i i i i i 1 1 more miles of railroads and everything heard on the floor. The Republicans Santa Fe New Mexico ninnmt...... j... that can consistently be done to en can well afford to be magnanimous in MR I . SANTA NEW MEXICO courage railroad building in the terri that respect. FE, tory should be done. Printing of Gentlemen of the Assembly, the peo. A. P. HOGLE That ambitious youngster, the town pie desire the enactment of a compre kind of Tucumcari, in northern Guadalupe hensive and good road law. The mat' f every eounty, wishes to be the seat of a new tor of repairing and keeping In repair United States Designated Depositary. county. To be sure, the town is not existing county roads and constructing Undertaker and that can be very large at present, but then there is new ones, should be placed in charge lots of chance to grow. It has many or the surveyor of each county and the Funeral done in miles of nice level country around it road overseers should work under his Director any city nnd can do so easily. direction. The present system has proven itself to be of very little good. OALISTEO STREET BOOKS, CATALOGUES, CARDS, Under the recent act of congress for Best of Reference Given BADGES, PAMPHLETS, PRICE the betterment of the National Guard Necessarily there will be some an as an EMBALMER. Night Calls Will be system of the United States, the Nat plicants for legislative office who will Answered From CLOSSON'S LIVERY OFFICE. LISTS, LAW BRIEFS, SOCIETY ional Guard of the can be disappointed. It is to PRINTING Territory and impossible Telephone No. g. AND COMMERCIAL Tien no doubt will be vastly improved. The give every applicant a position and WORK RECEIVE SPECIAL AND National Guard is a most those who do not get what are Important they PROMPT FROM adjunct to every state and territorial after must be philosophers about it, ATTENNIQN at "OUR That is PLACE" government. the only way to do in political The Vew life, take defeat or disappointment Jiexican Will Be Found a Full Line of Table Wines for Family Trade. - philosophically and to urn : s The New Mexican will contain begin work Orders by Telephone Will Be Promptly Filled t i t seize next but nevertheless very complete the opportunity that pres Printing Company and of the ents itself. W3$q W. R. PRICE, N. M. Intelligent reports proceed' Prop. Santa Fe. fngs of both houses of the 35th legisla- One tive assembly. Those who would keep of the first acts of the 35th legis- We Have Facilities for Handling posted upon legislative doings should lative assembly should be to place It- WHOLESALE aoun, HAY, subscribe for the New Mexican. That self on record in the statehood matter. I the Largest and Most Difficult is, should not but A strong memorial to should and F. HANLEY they only subscribe, Congress OlaBS of Work. P. should send the subscription price be adopted. Let It be made a matter along, as without money even in the of history that the people of New Mex- RETAIL GRAIjy, POTATOES, Sunshine a daily newspaper ico through their EHGRAVIIGS AHD 1LLDSTRA- - Territory, representatives plead IN can not exist. This be to ed for and demanded statehood of the SCALER may strange TIOHS FDRHSEBD Fine some people, especially to those who Congress of the United States which SALT and SEEDS. Vines,U(iaorsrCigars do not care to pay cash for subscrip- refused to listen to the earnest de Imported and Native Wines for Family Use. OUR SPECIALTIES Old Crow, McBrayer. Guckenheimer Rye, Taylor tions to newspapers, but it Is never- mands that came from the to Mail Orders Beoeiva and Territory Prompt Careful) and Paxton, Old Jordan and Monofram, Ky., Whiskies. v , theless a sad and solemn truth. be given full citizenship. Exclusive Grain House In Only Citv Attention From Ui. , SAN FRANCISCO STREET . SANTA FE, N. M. u

REV. CARLISLE P. B. MARTIN. PROFESSIONAL CARDS - 1112-- L. L. D. A RECORDED PKOPOSAL. Waverly, Texas, writes: "Of a at Law. when first I often find a Attorneys When, Where and rising, BY GEORGE 1 troublesome collection of phlegm.whlch MAX. FROST, How Do I Maxwell Land Grant produces a cough, and is very hard to The persons concerned were Walter Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, N. M. to dislodge; but a small quantity of Bal Jnmes K. Willinffton and LAJiDS Humphries, GEO. W. KNAEBEL, X If want to rent houses FARING UjWER IRIGATIOJTSYSTEfy lard's Horehound Syrup will at once the Mrs. Willing--to- you Office tn Grlffln Block. Collections and X or dislodge and the trouble is over. I who had been rooms, These lands with perpetual water are now jffered titles a specialty. X to - Urming rights tetsg know of no medicine that is equal to it, Miss Laura Bub-bi- tt searching If you want sell any- for sale In tracts of lorty acres and upwards. X Price of land with water and it is so pleasant to take. I can before it hap- EDWARD L. BARTLETT, thing, yrrpetual rights from 817 to JJ5 pe tacre, I X to location. be ten Installments. most cordially recommend it to all pened. Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Office If you want to find any lost Payments may wide in year per Alfalfa. Grains, Fruits of all kinds, and Beet to sons, needing a medicine for throat or Humphries was In the Capitol. X article, Sugai grow perfection ?1 better X lung troubles." Price 25c, 60c, bottle little than WILLIAM McKEAN, Co. an When X ADVERTISE IN at Fischer Drug eavesdropper, the young Attorney-at-La- GOLD MINES. , and James K. We- mother is X THE NEW MEXICAN allowed to in all the Courts. N. M, On SAVED AT GRAVE'S BRINK. for her first Practice Taos, X this Grant, about forty nil es west of Springer, New Mexico, -- re the llington was the get up of Elizabethtown "I know I would long ago have been meal, even w. J. X gold mining districts and Baldy, where Important mln hero of it. though Mcpherson, For forty years the Recognized eral discoveries have been made. Claims on unlocated n. In my grave," writes Mrs. S. H. New was sne xaKes u alone, it at law. Practices in all the X lately ground Willington seems 'Attorney Advertising Medium of be made under the Mining Regulations of the Company, which are Bom, of Decatur, Ala., "If it had not "James K." Wil good to her to courts in the Santa New X take this one nearer territory. Fe, SANTA FE favorable to the prospector as the U. S. Government Laws been for ELECTRIC BITTERS. For not "Jnmes" or "J. in step Mexico. X lington, K.," for the family circle, and three years I suffered untold agony this world of shoulder-slappe- rs he had she counts the days un- WILLIAM H. H. LLEWELLYN, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Near Raton, New on this are located COAL from the worst forms of indigestion. never allowed anyone to reduce him to' til her will be Mexico, Grant, the Miffs' strength Attorney-at-La- of the Eaton Coal and Coke where may be foutid stomach and bowel dys- the position of a mere "Jim." There-- j restored. But Company, employment waterbrash, fully Las Cruces, New Mexico. at good wages for any to work tit eanns farm this excellent medicine did fore he was a successful lawyer whose very often does wishing during that pepsia. But V strength District for Dona Ana work o( prospecting can not be successfully done. ma a world of Since it I very dignity would have gone a long not cnmi) na avnuMaA attorney 4 good. using ani Otero, Grant, Luna and Sierra Counties Entirely For particulars and advertising matter apply to can eat and have gained 35 way toward demanding respect and r se lingers la lan heartily fees. (hrff guor and weakness. At Third Judicial District. pounds." For Indigestion, loss of ape Miss Laura Babbitt was in such a time there is need of an invigo- tite, stomach, liver and kidney troub niourniii" and the best CHAS. F. EASLET, to The on the day when she first came into the rating tonic, very tonic Up date Maxwell Land Grhnt Co Electric are a cure ' which a mother can use (Late Surveyor General.) les Biters positive office. Her nursing is Dr. 60c father, lately to the Pierce's Favorite con- Attorney at law, Santa Fe, N. M. Land The BATON. NEW MEXICO Only at well-rea- Prescription. It reward of all d had tains no Fischer Drug Co, lawyers,, alcohol nor narcotics. It gives and mining business a specialty. been a power in the community. He teal strength. FOILS A DEADLY ATTACK. had made speeches at mass meetings "Favorite Prescription" is a reliable N. B. LAUGHLIN, "My wife was so ill that good physl' and more than once he had shaken the woman's medicine. It establishes regu- (Late Associate Justice, Supreme dries clans were unable to help her," writes challenge of private debate at all who larity, weakening drains, heals in- Court of New Mexico.) emington flammation and ulceration and cures II. M. Austin of "Winchester, Ind., "but doubted the efficacy of infa.nt baptism SANTA FE - - NEW MEXICO. or female weakness. of was cured Dr. believed there could be any virtue Standard k completely by King's "I cannot praise Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- E. C. ABBOTT, Typewriters Badge in a protective tariff. too worn-ou- Nsw Life Pills." They work wonders scription highly as a tonic for tired, t Attorney-at-La- women afflicted New in liver troubles. Cure He was sincerely beloved bv a larce especially those who are with Modeli. Btomach and female weakness," writes Mrs. Ira W. Holmes, Practices in the district and Bupreme household, to which he beoueathed a Cedar rnstipation, sick headache. 25o at of Rapids, Iowa. It has helped me very courts. Prompt and careful attentlor library and a tin box containing the much and a skilful physician said to me in an- Fischer Drug Co. swer to my question as to its efficacy, ' I know given to all business. proofs that he had given several mort cases of where it has really worked wonders.' District for couattes The A MILLION VOICES. gages. A few weeks nftr his death attorney the of The Common Sense Medical Adviser, Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Taos and Sir Burlington. Gould the of Laura turned .7 thanks Babbitt, 23, 1008 6. hardly express gave up her in is sent and 8 large pages paper covers, Juan. Santa Fe, N. M. Homer Hall, of West Point, la. Listen water colors and her painting on china on of 21 one-ce- to free receipt stamps Reliable. "For years and years a Burlington badge or a Uurllngton A severe had settled on his and came to the office of Jnmes K. Wil- of only. Address Absolutely Always. why: gold pay expense mailing EDWARD C. whether on train-ma- engine-man- , or to do Dr. R. V. N. Y. WADE, uniform, brakeman, agent lungs, causing a most obstinate cough. lington typewriting. Pierce, Buffalo, Attorney-at-La- K. Seamans & has stood for all the courtesy and consideration of an American Several physicians said he had James Willington and Laura Bab Practices In Wyckoff, Benedict bitt's father had all the courts. gentleman and tho loyalty to duty of the trained soldier." could not help him. When always disagreed as cases 327 New York. to the "Mining and mineral patents Broadway. Nebraska News. all ha was doomed he to baptism and tariff, and so thev to New Mexican City thought began had been friends. send something better than that last. specialty." Printing Company, use DR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERT great They would LAS - - Santa N. M. meet in the Babbiit You've kept Grace at school, haven't CRTJCE8 NEW MEXICO Dealers, Fe, To FOR CONSUMPTION and "It library of a Sunday Omaha and Chicago. writes: afternoon and and you?" oured me and saved life pound back forth "Yes." cemple'tely my with great earnestness, out at Taos Valley and Tres PJedras To Kansas St. Louis. I now 227 lbs." coming "That's I'd Stage City and weigh It's positively tea time both flushed, and thor right. keep her there as Carrying United States mail, passen for colds and happy long as I could. That's the guaranteed coughs, lung oughly unconvinced. way your gers and express. Will begin operations Two from Denver bot- father would fee! about a of'thnt thro' trains troubles. Price 60c and $1. Trial Ezra Babbitt had never taken to his matter July 1, 1902, making round Santa Fe daily v kind. She want s to out and do some- trips daily. Filigree tles free at heart any man who agreed with him on get except Sunday, between Taos and Tres over Uk) is and Burlington rails all the way. Fischer Drug Co. all the main propo- thing, that it?" Wedras, (the "She Railroad Station for the sitions. Tn thinks she might might be able laos on the Mfg. Co. THE PRIDE OF HEROES. the to do Valley, D. and R. G. R'y). lewelry presence of a man something." passing Many soldiers in the last war wrote "Yes. Let's I I'm not through Arroyo Seco and Ar who assented will- see, guess keep- royo Hondo. for Ticket Office. 1039 St. to say that for scratches, bruises, cuts, ing you from work, am I?" Passengers Twining, inn ingly Ezra Bab any Amizett, and Red wounds, corns, sore feet --nd stiff joints "My goodness, Mr. tjuesta River, will iillnpnj bitt's argumenthad Willington, you change at ttie 6. W. General Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best in haven't given me much work' I Bridge and take special VALLERY, Agent, no worktoperform. lately. conveyance from on. the world. Same for burns, scalds, read all nfternoon." that point Express It became a mere h yesterday carried between all on DENVER. boils, ulcers, skin and It W "Oh, pshaw, didn't home? points the mall , eruptions piles. vapory sermon. M why you go route. Operated 25c JNobocly can make me believe by It cures or no pay. Only at James K. Willing-to- n that agirl SILVER FILIGREE. WRl likes to be around an office. I STAPLIN AND MYERS. to Fischer Drug Co. disputed so well wouldn't have let set foot in office tliat Ezra Babbitt prized him as an you this if you Cheap Bates to New York. UNCONSCIOUS FROM CROUP. hadn't to come down athlete prizes a punching bag that begged here." The Mexican Central has During a sudden and terrible attack of "I like that. Haven't I done the work recently REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS pugnaciously comes back when struck, placed on sale tickets to New York and croup our little girl was . unconscious and standstill.' "s fould ?" IN. cannot be hammered to a as,U a".I1f return going via the Mexican Central MONDRAGOIN, Mgr.i from strangulation, says A. L. Spofford, were "Oh, yes, I didn't mean it that way They great friends, to either Vera Cruz or thence S. E. Corner Plaza, San Francisco St. postmaster, Chester, Mich., and a dose Laura Babbitt did her work at. James not at all that way. By George, this isi Tampico; 4 to be via the famous Ward Line NEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO., of One Minute Cough Cure was admin- K. Willington's law office with cheer- going a beautiful day after ail." Steamship Dealers. - to New York. The return will be istered and repeated- often. It reduced fulness and resignation, as if she were "Isn't it, though? It's perfectly love- by out ." rail over line to en- - the swelling and inflammation, cut the realizing an ambition, but Walter Hum ly any El Paso. The Santa Fe . . New Mexico mucus and shortly the child was rest- knew that she didn't in "Yes, sir er that's so. This sets n tire trip covering thousands of miles, phries belong can ing easy and speedily recovered. It a law office. Humphries was the law l" iou u be made for $122.60. A more de- Will ' U'L Make cures coughs, colds, lagrlppe, and all student of the office. He read lawspas- - ul1 oul lightful trip cannot be planned as stop throat and troubles. One Minute modically and was stenog mul. au u iv u uau over privileges are allowed and the tic- lung learning to wear Cure In the throat and raphy so that he could be a court re thing a hat kets are good for one year from the Cough lingers In the house?" Affidavit chest and enables the to contrib porter while he was waiting for date of sale. The includes the lungs "That's a man for trip City ute pure, health-givin- g oxygen to the or Mexico, the "Paris of America," He had' so y o 11. T hi s New Life Iowa I r blood. Fischer Drug Co. got far along in shorthand hat. Havana, Cuba, and its famous Moro Lease of for an a Kin ' he could "take" an con- doesn't weigh nny-- ' that ordinary Castle, Newport and a dozen of the Postmaster. BEST LINIMENT ON EARTH. and he found most con- thing." versation, it a largest cities of the United States. i Henry D. Baldwin, Supt. City Water venient practice to attempt to follow jj o e s n t it g in rnisinf Further information can be secured Postmaster B. H. R Works, Shullsburg, Wis., writes: "I any talk that was going on in the office. Is it what is it, by Randall, Dunlap, Is., W. S. suffered from re- III UHAHU have tried kinds of liniment, but out his notes he came to new?" addressing Mead, C. R. Hudson, lays; I indigestion and many Upon writing sulting evils for I tried have never received much benefit until Jin appreciation of the fact that most "New? Gracious "V general passenger agent, or W. D. years. Finally had all summer." Kodol. I soon knew I had found what THE POPULAR TO I used Ballard's Snow Ltntment for conversation Is immensely trivial. me, I it last Murdock, assistant general passenger looked for. am LINE looks new. Now ah I'm in a I had long I better today rheumatism and pains. I think it the Humphries never suspected James "It agent. than in Kodol me s new Miss Babbitt." years. gave Colorado Pueblo, best liniment on earth." 25c, 50c, and K. Willington. funny fix, lease of life. Anyone can have my af- Springs, Cripple Creek, Leadville, - "What's the matter?" $1 bottle Fischer Ca. He had observed Old papers for sale at this office. fidavit to the truth of this statement." at Drug T'd Glenwood Aspen, Grand that his superior "I told you rather not have you Kodol digests your food. This enables the Springs, Junction, Salt A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. was considerate of working in the office." system to assimilate supplies.strengthen' Lake City, Ogden. Butte, Helena, San Francisco, Kodol does for the stomach that which Miss B a b b i t t's "Why, Mr. Willington!" ing every organ and restoring health it is unable to do for Itself, even when wishes and made "Now, hold on. When you asked me Kodol Makes You Strong. Los Angeles, Portland, Tacoma, and Seattle. Also but disordered or overloaded. I couldn't very well refuse, but nt the slightly her work light, but Prepared only by E. O. DeWitt & Co., Chicago, Kodol supplies the natural juices of dl he was unprepared seme time I didn't want to put you in a 'ineii. Dome contains times ineavo. sua. Reaches all the Principal Towns and Mining Camps that would feel under the Co. gestlon and does the work of the stom for what happened position you Fischer Drue in Utah New ach, relaxing the nervous, tension, (It may be noted at well, say, under any obligations to The Beit and Most Influential Colorado, and Mexico. while the Inflamed muscles of that or this time that me." Mining Papet in the Wotld. gan are allowed to rest and heal. Kodol Laura Babbitt was "Why didn't you want me to feel that digests what you eat and enables the and Mrs. James K. way under obligations?" THE TOURIST'S FAVORITE ROUTE is good-lookin- g were to stomach and organs to trans VYUington a very young "Well, I'll tell you. If I ask Published weekly, ts.oo per year digestive woman. to do and consented form all food into rich, red blood, However, that is mere detail.) you something you SPECIMEN COPY FREE. To all Mountain Resorts sat at his table and said yes' I don't know it Fischer Drug Co. Humphries just might $3P The Line Salt Lake of James K. Willington's have the appearance of me having put Only Passing Through City Enroute to the Pacific Coast private New SAMPLE COLDS, office. Perhaps Willington had forgot you in a place, where you couldn't be 255 Bro8kdway. York. Cease to be simple, If at all prolonged, ten that Humphries was there. That well, free to spenk jour mind." The Barest way Is to put them aside at would be a reasonable conclusion in the "Why I what is it you might ask Inter. me that I wouldn want to do? LETTERS COPIED WHILE WRITING T BETWEEN DENVER AND the very beginning. - Ballard's Hore- knowledge of what happened t Laura Babbitt came in ' "Well, for one I ask hound Syrup stops a cold and removes from luncheon, thing, might you ALAMOSA and James K. in his about if care to marry SALT LAKE CITY the cause of colds. 25c, 50c, and $1 bottle seeing Willington getting you'd NO Hi CREEK office WATER. ANY PEN. CRIPPLE OGDEN : went in to me." at Fischer Drug Co. . NO PRESS. ANY INK. LEADVILLE PORTLAND speak to him, nod- "Me about that?" GLENWOOD SPGS SAN NO DELAY". ANY PAPER. sleepii FRANCISCO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A BOX. ding to Humphries "Yes; I hadn't said anything about GRAND JUNCT'N LOS ANGELES Is the value H. A. Tlsdale, Summerton, as she passed him. it before. Look out ; don't let your hat S. C, places on DeWitt's Witch Hazel The law student slip off." was his THE MANIFOLD BOOK. Salve, He says: "I had the plies for 20 practicing "I won't." SERVICE A LA CARTE ON pot-hoo- fllNINil ADC at the "I thought It was going to slip off of f ALL THROUGH TRAINS years. I tried many doctors and medi ' Write for time. there. About that T description, sample cines, but all failed except DeWitt's According your lap maybe of work and to , . to habit, he to have said but I prices E. T. Witch Hazel Salve. It cured me." It Is began oughtn't it, thought JEFFERY, President, RUSSELL HARDING, Vice-Pre- a. ana taking' the conver I to. Yon want to suit . a combination of ought yourself, NEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO., Denver, Colo. Gen'l Mo. the healing properties sation in the room a man ten or twelve Mgr., St. Louis, of Witch Hazel with and though years Santa Fe, New Mexico. M. HERBERT, Manager, A. S. Gen'l antiseptics just behind him. older than you nre. ' eTW HUGHES, Traffic Manager emoluments; relieves and permanently He didn't realize "I was breath back." , Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo, cures just getting my S. H. blind, bleeding, itching and pro that he was a "I expect that did You'd BABCOCK, Asst. Qen'l Traffic S. K. HOOPER. Gen'l Paas'rand Ticke ecze r surprise you. truding piles, sores, 'cuts, bruises, guilty eavesdrop-- '' 1 better speak to your mother, no matter Mgr., Salt Lake City, Utah. Agent, Denver, Colo. ma, salt rheum and all skin diseases. per until it was too late, andnthem he what your judgment in the matter is. Fischer Drug Co. went on taking notes because he knew I wouldn't urge haste and I wont you to be I REMINGTON IF that such a record might prove inter unprejudiced. I ought to have I UNWELL, - spoken to you about this before a 60c bottle of notice esting. you 4 IMPORTANT GATEWAYS Try Herblne, the This is the conversatloni Mr. Will-- came Into the office at as I said." 4 In all, Improvement Beedily your appetite, it:; "No, you needn't have. You've Been i- Ington began energy, strength and vigor. Watch an nice as could be about TYPEWRITERS how it you ever- brightens the spirits, gives free ythinghelping us and all that. To- dom from Indigestion and debility! "Hello, there.". to finished Mr. night I'll speak mother, but I think Isaao Story, Ava, Mo., writes, Sept, "How do you do? I that, I'm sure it's NEW r pretty all right." MEXICAN PRINTING CO 10, 1900: "I was in bad health. I had Willington." relieved me so? How was the "Well, you've bv taklnsr stomach trouble for 12 months, also "Is that writing?" that view of it. Just let it stand that dumb chills. Dr. 3. W. "It wasn't so bad. One word there for the You be Dealers, Mory prescribed bothered me some." way present. guided by Herblne, tt cured me in two weeks. 1 what mother I would if believe was your says. I cannot recommend It too It will 'I don't it written very were There's not a for Fe. N M. highly, well. Most are hod writers. you. thing yon Santa do all claim for It." Sold lawyers to do at this office this afternoon. May- you by Fisch' Your an awful hand." er Co. father wrote be it would be all if I went out Drug "Didn't right he, though?" to the house with you." The crowned heads of every nation, "Sit down, Miss BabbitV Say, I "Of course it would. Come on." wanted to to see mother The rich men, poor men and misers get up your, "All right. Don't drop hat," some - week that ybur . AH Join In paying tribute to time this about Thomas How is DeWitt's Little Risers, : natter. she?" from the his Early well Humphries tiptoed room, BOOKS AND H. Williams, San Antonio, Tex., writes: "She's that Is, rather well." heart at zero and the shorthand record STATIONERY, Little Riser Pills are the best I "That':, good. So she doesn't worry of the wonderful Early that's the main How does she proposal crumpled ever used in my family." I unhesitat- thing. under his arm. Chicago Kecorcl. Periodicals. School Books, School No Trouble like, the notion of your working down Supplies. to. Answer Questions." ingly recommend them to everybody. here?"' ... Sundries, ...... They cure Constipation, Biliousness, Stationery Etc, TAIE "Well, you. know she told me to do CATHOLIC CATECHISMS AND PBAYER BOOKS IN SPANISH. ki FAST Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Jaundice, what I was Malaria thought best," and all other liver troubles. "Yes. Well, how doyou like it by this SPANISH HOVELS A SPECIALTY. CApJpJOpI BALL" TRAIJ. Fischer Drug Ca FOBTT-THTJt- S TEAR. timer W 1 Books In IVJLlM not stock ordered st eastern prices; subscriptions taken for all This handsomely eaulDned laves KI rlniiv The New Mexican "I don't mind It." periodicals train Pun .ni Printing Company "Well, I don't know I don't know. 48 Paget t .Weekly t Uustrated. Louis' without Chance, where direct connectlnna ara mai r tfc. vn..i. employ! superior workmen In Its sever- JACOB WELTMER Also direct Nnw ...... i How; about that new paper I bad sent East; connections via Shrevennrt or " nrlnan. r.r k.. " il al ! Southeast. : departments. Consequently It turns over any better?" INDISPENSABLE out work and should first-rate- superior receive "Yes, it writes ." the patronage of those desiring "some- "Does it? I didn't know. TinM him TO MINING MEN. Latest Pattern Pullman Buffet Sleepers thing above the ordinary," at simply a , Elegant New Chair Cars Seats Free PER POSTPAID. - consistent rate for the character of the The overworked or "run down" per $3 YEAR, Solid Vestibuled Trains B2TD FOB iAMPLX COPT. LEMP'S ST. LOUIS Throughout work turned out ; ' son should viKlt the Faywood Hot CCSQ. & For d serlptive or other Intot nation, call on or address Springs where the waters aid digestion WAtcat pamphlet, Scratch tablets, for-- sale at this G- piomn and help build you up. No consump- MININ- Scientific PRESS , The tads sajmplM iron one bMs s S sstaSSA lUii orSsrt promptly UM K. P, TURNER. G. P. 4 T. A., DALLAS U'RftAS office. ' tives. The Santa Fe rates. GAL. . OUADALCM amtCBT . J gives ISO MAKKST ST.. IAN FKAKOISOO, W. CURTIS. 8. W. P. A EL PAsC . TBXA8 PIMA COUNTY BONDS FUNDED. - ate, will come in handy in the present good lumber, although the machinery Is COLORADO MUDDLE, Mexican not vet In the best of order. The com- legislature. first-cla- pany expects to have everything in The Territory of Arizona Assumes thi Indebtedness ol Hon. Thomas editor of the and 19. Hughes, In a few days. Dimicrili Threaten to Unseat Republicans Many MONDAY, JANUARY In shape the County, Ireland's has arrived Pharmacy Citizen, Abuquerque It Is cool and clear, nice weather for Are Presented. and commenced his fifth Reports Tho bonded Indebtedness of Pima town today legislative purposes. council. If he Denver, Colo., Jan. 19. Four Repub- which with interest t MENTION term in the legislative Invitations for a dancing party at the county, Arizona, Headquarter's For PERSONAL does as well in the present session as Palace Hotel on the 27 Inst., to be given lican membors of tho house committee amounts to almost the, sum of Santa Fe of he did during the past four sessions, he by Hon. and Mrs. Solomon Luna, are on elections reported today in favor county's Indebtedness, and was Incurred Cipriano Baca of Deming, will add to his already fine record. His being sent out. unseating the four Arapahoe floats and under somewhat similar circumstances, No. Arch of Luna county, is in town. daughter, Miss Lou Hughes, one of the Santa Fu Chapter, 1, Royal Marron, who received the lowest major- has been funded by the of at- convocation Territory Silas Alsxander, Esq., a Socorro most competent stenographers and Masons, will hold a special of all Democrats. o 4 at tomorrow for ity regular Arapahoe Arizona. A dispatch from Phoenix si and is regis- in Masonic Hall evening The four Democratic membois of the torney, arrived last night typewriters the territory, accompan- the K. A. de- the purpose of conferring committee unseating says: tered at the Claire. ies her father as his private secretary. reported against The territorial loan commission has attor- gree. any members. The debate in the house 5 A. A. Jones, Esq., a Las Vegas of Las ordered the of tho Pima q:r.ttc3-- Captain Thomas Brannlgan The board sidewalk on Washington on motion at Stubbs, a Democrat, funding couny before the began $350,-00- ney, is in town on business Cruces is at the capital somewhat inter- avenue, between tho Griflin Block and for of the re- railroad bonds in the sum of about the acceptance minority which means territorial supreme court. ested iu legislative doings. the Palace Hotel, should be repaired, Is tho intention of the Repub- principal and interest, Toilet and port, It of bonds ex- Articles, Candy Cigars. E. assistant so- Councilman Saturnlno who and that lican members of committee to pre- that the holders the may Colonel R. Twitchell, Pinard, promptly. the 5 cent is in Mora, Colfax and Union The Plaza concert tho First Cav- sent a to unseat the two Las change them for territorial per Si. licitor of the Santa Fe railway, represents by report the Indebtedness counties in the .legislative council, was Band o.i was attended by Animas Democrats also. Should the bonds, being charged town from the Meadow City. alry yesterday to the the These among last night's arrivals. many who "are sojourning in seven Democrats be replaced by Repub- county by territory. rviunrtlmnn Alhert B. Fall of Las strangers, ma- bonds are better known as the defunct of Madrid town. :. , licans as the Democratic town and Hon, Win, Kllpatrlek. proposed, railroad bonds and were issued many THE OLDEST DRUG HOUSE IN SANTA FE. Cruces, arrived in yesterday of the from this cosn-ty- , local of the jority of ten in the legislature will bo member assembly The business Atchison, ago for tho construction of a nar- has rooms at the Palace hotel. arrived In town and par- and Fe for tho converted into a Republican majority of years yesterday Topeka Santa Railway of row gauge road from Tucson to Globe. Hon. W. A. Hawkins of Alamogordd, ticipated In the republican house caucus 1902 was good work and shows four, but in that case the Deuiocnus year very to unsuat The road was nevor built and the bond came in on from Washington and today; a decided increase over the year 1001, tho senate threaten Repub- yesterday yesterday licans and restore the Democratic ma- has played a notable role as an and is at the Palace hotel. lion. E. A. Miera, of' Cuba, chairman In quartered Commissioners jority. political campaigns. Clinton B. Llewellyn of Las Cruces, of tho lioaril of County legislatTveToTnters. of Bernalillo county, is a notable ligure is arrivals. He is A MURDER NEAR SANTA ROSA. among yesterday's the many visitors to town. He JELKS INAUGURATED. son of AV. H. H. Llew- among The of both the council the oldest Major is the guest of his mother on lower San Republicans of Mex- - were in session this In- A a In Juan Manufacturer ellyn. Francisco. and of the house Must Brilliant Ceremonies Since Jefl bam Was tag Man Killed by Companion the di of the forenoon in caucus for sometime, but Frank Staplin, William Yj. McDonald, secretary, and ducted Intu Office, Oios Country. 34th from Taos D, A of tho Amer- the list of employes was not completed. legislative assembly Walker, treasurer, was ican Filigree is here interested in legislative ican Consolidated Copper Company, Caucuses of both houses are being Montgomery, Ala , Jan. lit. William John Ward, aged twenty year:, Jewelry. county, on matters. both of Columbus, Ohio, arrived this held this afternoon, as the New Mexi- Dorsey Jelks who on the death i( Llov-orn- shot and fat ill v wounded last Miniiay noon from and left this In do Dios - Fe R. M. Turner of Sil- Albuquerque can to press. .; ,, Sanford lir'Juuu, the. Davis ranch tho Juan South Side Plaza Santa Representative for Silver City, goes evening and six miles "from , Santa Eosa ii 5 to town on is understood.. that each Republi- to office of of .Alabama ami country i , ., i j ver City, came yesterday M. of Las It th'j governor for Walter Wuerscbmklt, represen- was elected lasD November to a full term In The murderer is He has rooms at the Palace hotel Is Ho can member of the house of (liiadulupu county. Cruces, among the town's fuests. in- All is to be limited to the naming of four years, was today formally Y. M. Dennis who with' DA vis had left A Full Line of Kinds of tho session, is interested in National Guard matters tatives ollice. were cal-ver- ducted into The ceremonies Sumner. The two Cleofes Romero, sheriff of San Miguel in the organization of a y of two employes from his county. The Santa Rosa for Fort especially Davis was sup-po- r ' Is here the most elaborate since Jolt men at the Davis ranch for " county, is among the many who are in troop at Las Cruces, and few Democratic members will have no of the Confeder- camped DIAMONDS, uesigns the Inaugurated president and It is suld, that Dennis, without the interested in legislative working lor object. trouble on that score, as they will not ate statts in this Vi years and shot Fob Chains, capital member of city nearly warning drew his revolver Filigree Hon. Eduardo Martinez, be allowed such privilege. They ago. in tho Ward lived until WATCHES, proceedings. of from any Ward stomach, Filigree Neck Chains, editor of the Houso Representatives not about select- afternoon and made an ante-morte- J. H. McCutchen, the lively was In from the north therefore need worry Wednesday Guadalupe coui.ty 15 Donnis of Souvenir Spoons, the Albuquerque Industrial Advertiser, was elected tho ing two fortunate applicants out of DISCHARGING CARGO. statement accusing SILVERWARE, Filigree last evening. He upon Ward Is his and Is in 20. in' the minority his murder. unmarried, Brooch Pins. is in town picking up legislative Democratic ticket, but liberal leg- to After all, being at Canon Texas. Filigree will work for tho Unsuccessful Made to Float the Steamer Latin, father living City, CLOCKS. political gossip. islative matters and has some compensations. Attempt Dennis has a wife and six children and Filigree Bracelets, of his constituents and the terri- of William MeKean, Esq., attorney at good It is understood that the question Grounded Near Tumara. was for Club ranch at Fort foreman the JEWELRY, Filigree Card Cases, law at Taos and also interested in min- tory. committee appointments was consider- Sumner. Jan. 19. An unsuccessful ing in that county, is among the visit- ed in the Republican house caucus this Gibraltar, ETC., ETC., Etc., Etc., Etc. was made this to A Contract. ors to town today. MINOR afternoon. In the council it is said attompt mornyig Big CITnOPICS Gross, and of Las Ve- Henry L. Waldo, solicitor for that Colonel Chaves, the presiding offi- the North Gorman Lloyd steamer, Kelly Company Judge has been awarded the contract for the Santa Fe railway for New Mexico, cer, has about completed committee as- Lalin, from tho Mcd.terranean ports for gas on a sand the and supplies arrived last night, and can be found at Any person having money to deposit, signments. New York, which grounded furnishing provisions bank elf Tumara tier constructions that will the Palace hotel. will do well to call on Al. McDowell, The Republican members of the Sunday morning, to the gangs How About Cigars? on-ca- Is into build the New Mexico Eastern who for information. For ll at Palace ho- cargo rapidly being discharged Railway, Hon. Pedro Romero, represents Santa Fe, council had a meeting the bouie have landed, the construction of which cut off the 2 cent week. lighters, passengers for San Miguel county in the present as. deposits we pay per per tel last evening. This lasted about two but remain on board. B. and Sous have tho contract. the majority Lantry We have the leading brands such as: sembly, arrived on yesterday with his Best of reference. E. J. Arnold and Co., hours. At that session, Colonel J. About 3,000 men and 1,500 teams will be family from Cabra Springs. St. Louis, Mo. Frank Chaves of Valencia county, was RESIGNATION SUBMITTED. employed for two years on the work and CHILDS, F0NTEILA, OWL, J. F. P0RTUAND0, SIGHT DRAFT AND like Gus J. Johnson, superintendent of Bon-To- n: Florence Goodwin, Las unanimously nominated for president this force will consume something OTHERS IN 5 CENT GOODS. THE TQM M00HE, GEN. ARTHUR, worth of every month. EL OLD STATESMAN, CHANCELLOR, AND coal mines of Colorado Fuel J. A. Pillame, Charles Mitchell, of and William E. Martin Hermann will Give Up H'.s Position on February 1' 60,000 provisions PREFERENCE, SIOELLO, the the Vegas; the council, Bl.iger WEST was Las Ve- chief clerk. OTHERS IN 10 CENT GOODS. SANCHEZ y HAYA'S KEY and Iron Company, among yester- Kennedy; Joaquin Gallegos, of Socorro county, for D. 19 The A Hew Mexico rize Winner. AND OTHERS TOO NUM- H. Lu- Washington, C, Jan. GOODS, PORTO RICO CIGARS, MANILLA day's arrivals in the city. gas; Alejandro Mares, Ocate; Councilman Charles A. Spiess was John an Irish cowboy MENTION resignation of Binder Hermann of Ore- Barksdalo, EROUS TO Secundino Romero, clerk of the 4th cero, Las Vegas; Felix Garcia, Chaper-ito- ; chairman of the caucus, and Colonel tho contest xxxxxxxxxxxxxx commissioner of the general land from Deming, won' roping at district court, is In town from S. Roival, Pedro Maez, Manuel A. Venceslao Jaramillo was secretary. gon, If PERFECT Not TOO DRY nor TOO judicial take effect was ttie El Paso carnival last Friday, throw- You Wan, a SMOKE, and was at the as- Chamita. these. office, to February I, Las Vegas, present Borrego, Excellent selections iu the hands of the to- and his steer In 31 seconds. is for weather to- placed president ing tieing MOIST Our sembling of the legislature today. The forecast fair The Republican house caucus was In Tho nomination of W, A. Richard, The was $1,000. James Gibson re- Try Cigars. maximum day. prize W. T. McCreight, the successful busi night and tomorrow. The session last night at the Palace hotel of Wyoming, to succoed ceived second prize, $500, tho time being ness manager of the Albuquerque Citi temperature on Saturday was 35 at for several hours. Representative Nes- him will probably be submitted to the 30 seconds. Ellison Carroll won the AND his timo 37 CIGARETTES TOBACCO in town to 12:30 p. m., and the minimum was 24 at tor of Bernalillo county, was senate tomorrow. third prize, $350, boing zen, spent yesterday talking Montoya seconds. members of the 7:05 a. m. Yesterday the maximum nominated for and C. V. Saf-for- d legislative assembly. speaker, Bubonic Considered. """" FfCrUFR HRITP. flMPfl WY Mrs. Blanche K. Steele of Albuquer- temperature was 34 at 4:10 p. m., and of San Juan county, for chief Plague A WARM NUMBER. f 19. que, who was an employe of the house the minimum was 19 at 6:55 a. m. The clerk. O. P. Hovey of Bernalillo coun- Washington, D. C, Jan. Surgeon Chile Con Came, Chile Verde, Hot of representatives of the 34th legisla- temperature at 6 o'clock this morning ty, was named for engrossing and en- Goneral Wyman, of tho public health Enchiladas, Pasole, Temole, 230 San Francisco Street. tive assembly, is registered at the Pal- was 16. rolling clerk, and S. Crolet, also of and inarino hospital service, and repre- Frijoles, Menudo, and other warm pro- ace. Exchange: Thomas Branigan, Las Bernalillo county, was nominated for sentatives of health authorities from positions, at the Bon-To- n. D. s. Indian and J. M. assessor of Berna- Cruces; M. Martinez, Taos; Juan sergeant-at-arm- Major W. H. H. nineteen states, territory Sandoval, of met in confer- from Florencio Cortez, Taos; J. V. was chosen as chairman of the ristrlct Columbia FURNISHED ROOMS. lillo county, arrived Albuquerque Romero, Llewellyn ence here to consider the UKe was Union Star; O. E. Chadburn the and Baca today subject Suite rooms near Plaza, handsomely Hern's a You'll yesterday, and an interested spec Newman, caucus, Representative of the bubonic plague In the United M of the ses- and James Lauer, Salida; Robert Car-le- y, as furnished. No healthseekers need ap- 'I. - tator today at the opening secretary. States. sion. Golden; I. Sena, Sena; James Wil- It is said that Councilman Thomas ply. Address P. O. Box 440. Al- Because of its Goodness J Sheriff Thomas S. Hubbell of Berna liams, Kennedy; J. H. McCutchen, Hughes will be chairman of the com- MURDER ON THE RANGE. lillo county, arrived on Saturday's noon buquerque; Ramon Sanchez, Penasco; mittee on appropriations of the coun- FURNISHED ROOM. He is an in Eduardo Martinez and son, Isidro cil. This honor was conceded all A furnished room on train from Albuquerque. Cattlt and Sheep Men Clash In Union County and Stood nicely ground A good loaf for many reasons; firm, pro- S. A. Mestes, Clayton; W. D. he next in of ser- near tho suitable for two terested spectator in legislative Montoya, around, being length - Flows. floor, Capitol, without C. H. without being heavy; light, ceedings. Carroll, W. L. Williams, Webb, vice to Colonel Chaves, the veteran gontlomen. Apply to New Mexican - A betwoon cattlemen and sheep- without sog- Renresentative Alexander Bowie of Antonito. presiding officer. fight Office, being spongy; fiosh, being nomi- men on the in Union county, Gallup, was an arrival in the city on Claire: Silas Alexander, Socorro; T. W. F. McCosh, the Republican Cimarron, gy; sweet; without tho use of sugar." tn week. The Car-to- r BROUGHT FROM DENVER. and commenced his S. N. E. SteVens Albuquer- nee for member of the house from resulted mtirder last yesterday, today Hubbell, New York Counts, Black Bass, Moun- Save your digestion, your nerves term as member of the house J. E. So- Union county, was among yesterday's and Sloane outfits havo considerable second que; Estevan Baca, Torres, tain Bull- Pre-cilia- Trout, Spanish Mackerel, and by of corro; H. D. Romero, Las Vegas; ii'rivals from his home at Exeter. land fenced, including several govern- your happiness eating representatives. of heads, Pompano, and Sal- of Las who is P. A. When he left Clayton, the returns of ment sections. The sheep Nazario Frogs Legs, our bread, baked by Mrs. Bush. W. H. Coleman Vegas, Ortiz, Pena Blanca; Linn, Bon-To- Valdez were turned into the Carter and mon. Call at the n Restaurant. the seat of Antonio Lucero W. H. J. S. Duncan, Las Ve- the election held in Union county on to contesting Coleman, Sloane pasture, Valdez asserting that Cakes baked order. member of house of represen- M. W. T. the 13th instant, had been received at on i i as a the gas; J. Sandoval, McCreight, he had as much right to the pasture "THEY SABE HOW." county, is the county seat, but the county com- as ' tatives from San Miguel Albuquerque; Abran Abeyta, Socorro; government land anyone else, drift Business Is business.' Every fellow Albu- missioners had not canvassed them. fence. S. & registered at the Claire. J. H. McCutchen, H. V. Owen, It fence or no drift John Carter, to his trade. Mixing drinks Is our H. CO.,Groccrs. Hon. A. W. Pollnrd and wife of Dem- William McKean, Frank is to be done today. Jr., accompanied by two other mon, to ( querque; out of business and our artists "sabe" how pUETBLEPHOIIE 2S to turn tho sheep the arrived and are quarter- Taos; F. N. Brown, Las Ve Dispatches received late this after- 'em. can call ing, yesterday Staplin, the sheep being guarded by mix You get what you the noon from state all the pasture, ll ed at the Palace. Mr. Pollard is gas; C. C. Jones, Morton Nelson, Den Clayton, that Valdez and two of his herders. One of for here from a high-ba- to a board off representative from the four southern ver. precincts of Union county, except the cattlemen had a Winchester and the the roof. W. N. TOWNSEND, and southwestern counties. Thomas Miera, have been heard from. These other men had revolvers. After the fir Prop, of The Arcade Club. Palace: Hughes, Albuquer- Valdez OLD W. F. candi- was ever, it was found that, I STORE A. B. McMillen, Esq., and his part- que; F. W. Calkins, Denver; F. A. give McCosh, Republican ing THE CURIQ the date for the 18 had been Killed anu tnai uarior nau re- ner, H. F. Raynolds, composing Fletcher, Chicago; George F. Albright, assembly, majority. ORDINAL volver bullets in one shoulder and arm, THE . and of Mar-cia- Miera however, is Democratic, law firm of McMillen Raynolds Albuquerque; H. H. Howard, San l; precinct, was taken to and the two and the result therefore is still in Carter Clayton Albuquerque, are in the capital today R. E. Twitchell, H, L. Waldo, S. sheophorders were lodged in the Clayton doubt. The Democrats claim John attending to legal business. Romero, Cleofes Romero, Las Vegas; S, jail. Tho other two cattlemen have Gold" Curio Store I is In doubt. "Jake for- Holland's election. and their Identity To- P Victor Ortega o Chimayo, and Mrs. Frances Anthony, Fairmont; A. the pliTiiiii5s Smokers Will Find Cigars and - V J. S. CANDELARIO, Prop and two Demo- The sheepherders however say that JAKE GOLD, Manager. mer county commissioner and member Mclntyre and wife, Buckman; Pedro Twenty Republicans was to Their at man armed witn a vvincnesier S bacco Suit Taste V In of assembly from this Romero and family, Fabian Romero, crats were sworn In by Territorial Sec- was killed a Win- Wholesale and Retail Dealers the legislative Sloano. Valdez by This Establishment 5: county, is visiting town and attending Las Vegas; W. Dhett, St. Louis; W. H. retary J. W. Raynolds at noon today, chester bullet. Carter's wounds will re g of use of his two EAST SIDE OF PLAZA - SANTA FE, N. H. the meeting of the legislature. Gillemosta, Albuquerque; M. Romero, as members of the house of representa- sult In tho loss the S S F.- tives. Union is not as rep- arms. W. T. GUYER. Councilman J. S. Duncan of Las Ve- El Porvenir; A. Hubbell, Albuquer- county yet S Proprietor. Mexican and Indian Curios que; P. Morrow, St. Louis; J. G. Al- resented, the results of last Monday's gas, representative from the counties THE JUAN DE LEYBA CASE. W. T. election for representative from that to Indian and Mexican f of San Miguel and Guadalupe in the bright, McCreight, Albuquerque; The Best Place Buy Navajo Blankets, Pottery, A. B. A. Haw- county not as been certified Relics from the Cliff Indian and in Fact all Sorts reached town and Fall, Las Cruces; W. having yet Court Dwellings, Baskets, council, yesterday to the board of It Was Argued Before thi United States Supreme ' of Curios of Indian and Mexican Make Can Re Found at Our Store will 'have headquarters during the ses- kins, Alamogordo; E. J. McWenie, Las Secretary Raynolds by R. M. county commissioners. Mr. Mclver of Last Friday. sion at the Claire hotel. Vegas, Alexander Bowie, Gallup; I THE 8BHTB FE P. O. BOX 346 SANTA FE, N. Turner, Silver City; A. W. Pollard and Lincoln county, has not yet arrived. The Juan do case was k Hon. George F. Albright, manager of Leyba grant H. Su- Journal-Democra- wife,, Deming; J. Sherwood, New before the United States the Albuquerque t, SUPREME COURT. argued York; F. M. Johnson, L. A. on behalf of arrived Saturday. He today commenc- Barrett, preme court last Frluay, LIQUOR HOUSE When Gocbel's. D. Blanche M. Count Sub-it- it" ed his first term as a ligislator and Washington, C; Steele, Two Cam Iron Biroilllli Win Arguid M the claimant, Mariano V. Sena, by Hon, i - C. B. Las W. of and . i from his record it is judged that he will Albuquerque; Llewellyn, Frank Clancy Aibuquerque, I B .... I Cruces; W. W. Wuerschmidt, Las Cru- for the government by United States South Side of ags make a good one. I Finn Du-lut- court met this G. of St. ces; A. M. Bogy, Jr., H. H. Smith, h; The supreme morning Attorney Matthew Reynolds 20th Century last of tho court of land i Hon. Solomon Luna returned Koet-ne- y, Chiel Justice Mills and Louis, private We handle nothing but what is C. E. Miller, Denver; T. F. with presiding Involves where claims. The claim first-clas- evening from Washington City E. I. Purnell, Silver C. Ba- Associato Justice John R. McFle, As- grant s in the Liquor Lino. state- City; thousand acres In southern Laurel been the cause of As- eighteen he has. pushing ca, Deming; J. A. Duncan, Las Vegas; sociate Justico F VV. Parker and which tho mines Range . Santa Fe county upon hood. On his home he stopped in MacAr-thu- B.-'S- .Baker way Gus Johnson, Madrid; W.: G. r, sociate Justice present. of the American Turquoise Company are CALIFORNIA AND ; attended National Fol-so- D. Sena and Solicitor General in Kansas City and the Espanola; W. F.. McCosh, Clerk J. situated. It Is; the last of the private Comes the Door. Livestock convention and also the an- Bartlett were present. The following land cases to convex before the t IMPORTED WINES W. J. Mills, Las Vegas; A. A. submitted: No. grant of the National Sheep cases were argued and United States Supreme c mrt. nual meeting Jones, Las Vegas; A'. B. McMillen, H. National bank, vs. Growers' Association. 989, First appellant, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED F. Raynolds, H. B. Hening,' Albuquer- Susman Lewlnson, appellee, appeal ta Arrested for Bigamy. Senator W. H. Andrews, who repre-cen- que; John Oaeshley and wife, W. D.' from tho district court of Bernalillo DOUBTV Alonzo a passenger brakeman We deliver any goods bought of K the counties of Socorro and Causel, W. L. C. H. Webb, county. Avlla, Williams, ap- Vo to of in the council, arriv- No. 9U0, Nelll B. Field, receiver, on the Sanca Railroad, was arrested us any part the city and (J Sierra legislative Antonito. D. L. defendant, on' from a six weeks' pellee, vs. Sammla, at Gallup on Sa urday by United States Special Attention is given to ft ed Saturday stay There will be an A. B. McMillan, intervenor, ap- Goes Out of he worked important meeting and Marshall Fred Fornoff, charged M and Mail Orders. You jS the Window in Washington, where very of tho board of education this evealng appeal from the district court Deputy Family pellant, a wife at and 3J will find our first-clas- s. hard for the passage of the omnibus at the court house at 7:30. of Bernalillo county. with having Albuquerquo service to- at Wlnslow, Arizona. Avjla Is Ijf statehood bill. His long legislative ex- has Court adjourned until 10 o'clock another W. H. GOEBEL. HARDWARE. 107 Catron Block The Santa Fe Lumber Company now In the Albuquerque Jan. perience in the Pennsylvania state sen started its sawmill and is turning out morrow morning.

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' and Cunos, i UM pieiican i i HO IN THE CITY. BURRO ALLEY. IRANCN STORES " SAM FRANCISCO STREET, COBMEB .4 Ban Udefonso Indian Potter; Burnt Leather and Bnokskin Goods '.4 Navajo Indian Blankets f Zuni, anoient, Indian Potterj Navajo Hammered Silver Jewelry Indian Blankets Moqui Indian Tanned and Mounted Animal Skins Indian Blankets Santa Olara Pottery Taqni i Beaded Goods Aoamo Indian Bnokskin Ohimallo Indian Blankets Pottery : Pima Indian War Danoe Battles Indian Basket! Pottery Olnbt, Guadalajara Indian : Out Idols Indian Baskets Papago Pottery Dug Maricopa Ooohiti Indian Pottery Bows and Arrows Apache Indian Baskets Moqui Indian Pottery Tom - Tom Drums Papago Indian Baskets , 1 Pima Indian Baskets t Mexican Drawn Work a Speoialty ill Pueblo Indian Baskets Pottery, Etc, from the Oliff Dwellings y

hiiir;itliirfi:ifit i'rii SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN VOL. 39 SUPPLEMENT SANTA FE, N. M., MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1903. SUPPLEMENT NO. 280

STATES LAND COMMISSION FOR LOCATING and also in to 34th re- salary paid teachers, $372,200.07; annual receipts, $849,563.67; UNITED my message the Legislative Assembly, I TERRITORIAL LANDS newed recommendation in MESSAGE OF annual expenditures, $749,508.71; value of all school property, my the following words: THE dur- Under the" Act of June 1898, lands to tho Terri "I would also renew recommendation for the $1,992,597.91 ; expended in improvements on school property 21, donating my creation of an the United States Commission has selected, located and en office to be known as xVuditor or ing the year, $153,772.58. tory, Traveling Territorial Examiner; OTERO for benefit of 919,-771.- of such officer GOVERNOR Enrolled in the public schools proper, 34,633; enrolled in city tered tho the different Territorial Institutions the duty to be tho examination of the assessment acres. The Act of "00 acres each tax collectors' schools, 7,573; enrolled in higher Territorial eductaional institu- Congress appropriated 50, rolls, lists, and treasurers' accounts, and territorial to tho for the the Miners' 1 the Reform at (Continued From First Page.) tions, 988; the eight city high schools employ 20 teachers and have Institute Blind, Hospital banks, stated or regular intervals, and establish and maintain montns oeiore sucn School. These institutions have not been established or loca- uniform in each the of ac- same power but to be exercised three enrolled 319 pupils; enrolled in three public school kindergartens, yet system county for keeping records and be in the Treasury at and will become to establish and locate the same. counts. This office become due, in order that the money may 145; children not enrolled in any school, 23,885. ted, it your duty has been most successful in Wyoming, where it have each received of selected lands and has boon the exact time the option accrues. Present value of public school property, $1,125,697.91 ; average They their pro rata money in operation since 1892, and the system has been adopted .we now have outstandin g$10l,-80-0 sal- derived so be started without much to in This will prove a great saving as number of months taught in the public schools, 4.37; average therefrom, they may expense many other states with great saving in money and labor to the optionally tho the of the Interior noti- of bonds bearing Ave per eent interest, becoming ary paid teachers in the public schools $64.77 per month for time Territory. In August, 1901, Secretary county and state officials." with new four per cent fied the Commission that the of was at due May 1st, 1903, which we can take up actually employed; average monthly salary paid teachers in the original appropriation $10,000 I again, this time, recommend to you this important measure. a small and reduce the and therefore the Commission must discontinue This office was bonds, which will probably bring premium, higher educational institutions $106.65; average annual cost of exhausted, work, needed badly four ago, was needed two years the Territory which was but was made and and interest 1 per cent for twenty years, thereby saving educating pupils in the higher institutions, per capita, $132.20; done, protest permission ago, the conditions as they exist today demand more impera- that the Commission on with tho than $20,000 in interest. average annual cost per capita in the city public schools, including prayed might go work, paying tively ever that the financial interests of the Territory be pro- some and its own in order that the continue to tected ThP Treasurer in his report makes timely suggestions, primary grade and high schools, $22.24; average annual cost per expenses, Territory might and tho business of the Territory pertaining to the assess- select lands before were all taken under the United States ment of I respectfully call your attention to ins iun i capita in the rural schools, $6.43. they up property for purposes of taxation, the collection of taxes, of this and marked "Exhibit A." Number of volumes in school libraries, 37,625; value of libra- - land laws. and the keeping of proper accounts with treasurers and collectors, message - banks to bond to the Tern- of busincss-lik- o The present law providing, for give Qnd api)u,.ntuS) $131,700.00; value of public school property In In March last such permission was granted by tho Secretary be conducted in a manner. received them and setting out the quali--j of in once resumed its tory for public moneys by towng and cjtioS) $493,318.64; value same class of property the Interior, and the Commission at labor, pro- As an economic measure, the systematising of the public busi- on snouia du cuaug. - connected wtih the selec- fications of the sureties such bonus, "the rural districts, $197,379.27; value of property of the higher curing money for the necessary expense ness of tho Territory would work no hardship on any interests, but or a wi-:i- y, aire all such bonds to be executed by a hcieiity surety educational institutions, $435,000.00. tion and location of these lands to the amount of $9,735.00. This would without doubt result in the increase of tho revenues of the do business in this and I earnestly decreased since in order to make these authorized to Territory, The alleged illiteracy of our people has steadily money was absolutely necessary selections, Territory by many thousands of dollars annually, and a corre- enact law to this effect, and also providing schools. of 1880 the made tho would mimend that you a the establishment of our public By the census and none were except with understanding that they sponding decrease in tax levies. For these reasons, I again at this now executed in the same was 65 cent. sold so as to revenue to the and I all official bonds required by lawjie percentage of those who could not read or write per be leased or produce Territory, timo recommend this measure to you for consideration with received. your and that no personal sureties be The census of 1890 redueed.ihis to 44 2 per eent, while the cen- would earnestly recommend that this amount either be refunded to the end in view of which will not be of ben- dinner, and obtaining results, only has been to a great delay 2-- cent. a or the amounts For many years tho Territory put sus of 1900 shows it to be only 33 per tho Commission by direct appropriation, that efit to the administration of the public business of the are Territory, such bonds which invariably of illit- bo or of such lands. tax-paye- Dense in bringing suits upon (Here follow tables showing the increase and decrease paid credited upon the purchase money rental but also to tho benefit of r. and every with bitterness and very unsatisfactory results, of school of gain in pop- The latter would in my be more desirable and you should contested great eracy, greatest illiteracy age, percentage opinion An examination of tho report of the. Territorial Board of Equal- show not ten, cent of the loss-i- school enroll- cover of the United I believe that the records will that per ulation and percentage of gain and public make a sufficient appropriation to the expenses ization will disclose tho a very serious defects in the manner in sued for have been recovered by tho Territory, while States Commission in and tliese lands for the amounts ment.) selecting locating which tho property of the Territory is returned for taxation, the payment of any such issue with the two method is and or surety company insures the prompt The Superintendent of Public Instruction takes next years, as the present very unsatisfactory, in the. fidelity Ter- errors tho compilation of rolls and unequal valuation placed bonds to the and manifest advantage of the as the' census of 1900 and avers that at this time the Commission cannot act without funds for its expenses. I would forfeited great figures given by on the same classes of property of like value by the different coun- scarce 15 cent of our inhabitants are that 94 cent recommend that carefully tho necessary appropria- ritory. per illiterate; per you investigate ties for taxation purposes, also the great disadvantages with which act all officers, boards 4-- 5 lan- in- - tho of tho as I recommend that you pass an requiring are American born and that of them speak the English tion for expenses carrying on work Commission, has to contend Gover- that body by reason of limited and restricted action. commissions who arc required to make reports to the this is to enable the Territory to select the re- and guage. absolutely necessary I commend their whole report to your earnest consideration tho or any See nor, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Legislature, The interest in the public schools among tho people is maining lands under the donation by Congress. full report general My attention during the last two years has been called to th should do so at tho close of each fiscal year, and pro- as the work by them is marked "Exhibit D." other person, constantly growing, good accomplished s of fifteen should condition of county collectors' accounts with the Territory. It that a failure to do so for a period days seen and appreciated. The normal schools held each year in every COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS. viding fine that it has been the exception, for outgoing collectors, to close so to removal from offieo and a heavy of in tho teachers in school other territorial lands is subject the party failing county are productive great good stimulating Our revenue from leasing and their accounts with tho and as a result balances on his bond. teach- Territory, aggre- to 1)0 collected from him and tho sureties their work, and in new and improved methods of The notes given for deferred payments have learning steadily increasing. gating a very large amount appear in the offieo of the Auditor un- OF AUDITOR. for a Territorial of an increased and certain I ) RECOMMENDATIONS ing. Tho act of the last Legislature providing boon promptly met, and the prospect settled and unaccounted for. This is a bad condition of affairs and The condition of affairs in the Auditor's office is very satisfac- Board of Education and making attendance on County Normals incomo from this source is excellent. Tho amount thus received should 1)0 changed, and I believe it could be by the creation of the conducted in strict with the law, and his has of the benefit, and altogether, our two is as shown by the report of tory, it being compliance compulsory proved greatest during the past years $24,719.77, office of Traveling Auditor; as such an official will be able to secure which I commend to careful investigation is very com- common school and its administration is most admirable. the Commissioner of Public Lands which accompanies this message report your system the returning of assessment rolls properly and correctly compiled, of the of instructive on the plete. The voluminous and interesting report Superintendent and will be found most interesting and subject and in connection with tho Territorial Board of do for the care- Equalization, . his that a one mill levy reaped year has been for the information of your Lands their I invite It is shown by report Public Instruction printed of our Territorial and disposition. your much towards full, and assessments of all of obtaining equitable just 1900 the sum of and for 1901 tho sum $27,367.87, and tho people, but unfortunately there was no money avail- ful consideration of his full report, which is marked "Exhibit E." $26,744.85, body classes of property throughout the territory, and the placing of increase of mill, and also that tho average per- able for. the of the same. This is one of the most im- would also recommend that body appoint a special an $623.02 per payment And I your accounts between the Territory and county collectors on a business- 1901 over 1900 was about at home and the centage increase of tax collections for portant documents for the information of the people committee for the purpose of carefully examining books, papers like basis. 3 cent. has been issued tho and I would earnest- method of tho office of the Board of Public Lands per abroad, that by Territory, and conducting show Collectors' unset- of of To the fluctuating character of the values placed on prop Again referring to County Treasurers' and ly recommend that provision be made at once for the payment and comparing the expense in conducting this board with that erty for taxation, I call your attention to a comparison between tled accounts in the Auditor's office, I would recommend that the the same. - other states and territories land grants, feeling confident having of 1901 1902. assessed as busi- most the rolls and Tho total valuation for the members of the 35th Legislative Assembly take such action Also this very important office should have a clerk. The that this branch of our territorial government will make a Territory, subject to tax for tho latter year being $38,033,993.27, would enable the Auditor to close these accounts on his books. ness is constantly increasing and the law of the last session en- gratifying showing and one that will surprise not only your body an increase over 19.01, of $1,656,945.33, and which increase is made out. direct from the Territorial tails a vast amount of additional work the Superintendent tho of the. by the care and economy with which Tho Treasurer pays annually, upon but people Territory - up by sixteen counties making a total gain of $2,320,1)3.1.43, and l.o-- sums of money under provisions of certain acts of of Public which it is impossible for him to perform it is conducted. Treasury, large Instruction, five counties in assessed valuation $668,988.-09- , cat- as remaining decreasing law, such as interest, maturing bonded indebtedness, special unaided, and while he is absent visiting the different counties This Board has a great and growing responsibility in the man- leaving the net increase as stated above. and and other of which the Auditor has no there should bo some in charge to attend to the for its various insti- tle sheep funds, .funds, required by law, person agement of the lands granted Territory increase and decrease and tho cer- rec- (Classes showing follow.) official notice until the annual burning takes place, to correspondence and personal inquiries. I would therefore tutions under the Act of Congress, and under the present law there RIO GRANDE RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES. tificate of the Governor and Treasurer is filed in his office, when ommend that this officer be allowed a clerk at a reasonable salary the members of the Board, except is no compensation provided for measure io There is still before Congress that iniquitous ' the Treasurer is credited with such direct payments. I would to be for in the appropriation bill. of the Commissioner of Public Lands, who is pending provided the salary is intended to de- re- known as the Culberson or Stephens bill, which recommend that a law be enacted prohibiting the Treasurer from The Superintendent of Public Instruction points out in his one of the members. The other members of this Board should be water the Rio Grande and other Territorial monevs warrant of the Aud- - conflicts and inconsistencies in tho school laws their which not prive our citizens of flowing in O except upon port many present with a suitable compensation for labors, lJ-'- J , i provided of Texas mnesj.i of statutes. streams in the Territory, for the benefit of certain citizens itor, thereby avoiding the apparent large ditterence at certain which may bo remedied by simple amendment existing only require a great deal of timo but involve a great responsibility, and Old Mexico. The Government now has a suit pending in the between Treasurer's cash balance and the amount These relate to the of school statistics, fixing the schol- would recommend that make such a provision, during the year gathering and I earnestly you to the Auditor's ac- will not Third Judicial District Court of this Territory prevent shown to be in the hands of the Treasurer by the astic year, enlarging the powers of County Superintendents, the to be paid out of the funds received by the Board, which assessment rolls of building of a dam across the Rio Grande at Elephant Butte. The count with that official. As the law requires the time and method of electing district directors, tho collection the involve any direct expenditure hy the lerntory. sole foundation of which suit is that impounding the waters at that tn bo in the office of tho Auditor by the first Monday in September, poll tax, method of enforcing longer school terms in the mral dis- For the protection of our lands there should be a law requiring will affect the of tho river at a 1,200 miles inl "Rnnrd nf- TCmialization to meet all of which commend to con- District Courts to instruct their grand point navigation point HI1U 11 tUSV ICVUil OD tliv J.vim"i i tricts, etc., I cordially your prudent the Judges of the especially below. I have caused the Territory to apply to tho Court to uo on the second Monday of September, sufficient time is not given sideration. Particularly important is the Superintendent's sug- juries to investigate into the cutting of timber or other depreda- allowed to intervene in that suit as a defendant, on the ground that the Auditor to check up the assessment rolls, and to have gestion touching the gathering of statistical information. These tions on school sections or other territorial lands, and making it properly tho acres of land donated to it the United States wif made when 1 would recommend tnat statistics are more each Their collec- of each district to prosecute any such offenders. 4,000,000 by the proper corrections needed, becoming important year. the duty attorney in- be affected by tho result of the suit. This petition for either tho time for tho assessment rolls to be at the Auditor's office, tion and careful compilation will ever henceforth have marked TAXATION. directly tervention has not yet been acted upon, but in case it is allowed, it or the date for the meeting of tho Board of Equalization be bearing upon the good name of the Territory and its people. In While the assessed value of the Territory has been increased dur rill lie necessary for the Territory to expend some mony "n defend so as to the Auditor's office sufficient time for checking up the past, failure on the part of County Superintendents and others is still far below what it ed, give ing tho last year by $1,656,945.33, it tho of witnesses, scientific data, etc., and is connection I would also suggest in such statistics has caused the educational counnes ing its rights by procuring 11.1 V y supplying department should be. The decrease in value in certain HBVUU"VH, apparent would recommend that a reasonable appropriation be made foi that the Auditor be ample power to enforce the correction of much embarassment and unnecessarry expense, and I therefore for is a well known fact that in all of those coun- given is inexcusable, it the of this suit which is founded the the' same has been re--) recommendation Section Com- im- purpose defending upon any assessment roll by the Assessor when cordially approve of the that 1528, ties there have been during the past year great and valuable theory of the Culberson or Stephens bill above referred to and is of either in regard to figures or abstract. Laws, be so amended as to make a penalty of fine and im- which should have in the assessment rolls, jnod incorrect, piled provements appeared such to our when a is unable, recoverable on the great importance Territory. I find by the Auditor's report that taxpayer prisonment, the former County Superintend- and the inequality between the different counties is most unjusu his or RIO MIMBRES FLOOD SUFFERERS. for certain reasons refuses, to pay the total amount of ent's official bond on failure to make report as required by law, to those a fair value. returning You are all aware of the terrible flood on the Mimbres River xes when "due, as appears against him on the assessment roll, but removal from office. Also an earnest plea is made by the Super- law on tho of assessment is it it The present subject ample, or of the same, some col- - of conditions in the rural school dis to these last September, which practically destroyed all improvements, , nders a certain amount in part payment intendent for the betterment were followed by the officers whose sworn duty it is enforce tendered and issue his official children who are in some chards and crops in that beautiful valley, rendering homeless and ctors.,refuse to accept the amount tricts, wherein we have some 30,000 especially laws; but from local influence, ignorance, indifference, or ier-tor- y destitute about three hundred families. The citizens of Grant this, in my opinion deprives the need at this time of the fostering care of the Territory. other this is violated in nearly every county in ceipt; proceeding cause, plain duty which an indefinite and I 1903. and to County contributed most generously to relieve the suffering, of this amount of revenue for time, Under the law our text book contract expires In, June, the Territory, resulting in great injustice to some counties directed to amount of which has been done temporarily. The disaster was of such magnitude ould suggest that the collectors be accept any The Superintendent of Public Instruction urges the importance some tax payers and a showing of the value of the Territory and issue his official for the to besides re that I issued a special proclamation calling upon the different ndcrod in payment of taxes, receipt providing some system of free text books, at least free these is unjust to it, and makes a very bad impression abroad, municipalities and charitable organizations for contributions to nount tendered. children of the rural districts, and presents a strong argument in sulting in a much higher rate of taxation for territorial purposes made for 52d and 53d fiscal is relieve the distress, and I now submit to you the propriety of mak- It appears that the appropriation the support of his position. It is further pointed out that provision than is necessary and with no practical benefit to any one; for it to Tec- a special contribution of money for the relief of the poor peo- ?ars for defraying the expenses of conveying prisoners the should be made for the publication and distribution to proper necessary to raise a certain amount of money for territorial pur ing to meet the demand made up-- n while ple during the winter. torial Penitentiary was insufficient officials of all laws on school subjects immediately upon their pas poses, and a low assessment produces a high rate of taxation, it." for this be be would reduce This was done at the time of the White Ash Coal Mine disaster I would suggest that the appropriation purpose sage hy the Legislature, and it is urged that provision should a fair assessment of the property in the Territory be for in 1895, and I believe no better use could be made of a portion of lcreased, and that in said appropriation included provision made for a complete compilation of all school laws to the end that the rate of taxation at least one-hal- f. As it seems impossible to get lie the in the Treasury than by appropriating a reasonable payment of expenses incurred in serving requisitions issued by officials and teachers shall be fully apprised of their duties, a very the assessors to perform their sworn duty, I would recommend that surplus to Board at nt Iks amount bo expended under the direction of tho of County he Governor, and for executing death warrants, for which pres-- having been wrought during the past four years the powers of the Board of Equalization increased, so that it great hardship Commissioners of Grant to these there is no .' our educational svstem. Also fix anA values in tho counties, as well as between the County help poor people through provision. Wniiaowuuuuw of- this Ocrave oversightO in " may adiust cheer-ull- of tho winter. They are nearly all .native people, farmers, and wholly All fire, life and miscellaneous insurance companies have y the time has now arrived says the Superintendent, when it is ab different counties in the Territory. This Board is composed with values dependent upon their little farms and orchards for support, unfam- and fully complied with all the requirements of the law, and solutely impossible to attempt longer to conduct the affairs of this gentlemen from every part of the Territory familiar clerical and not affected iliar with any other means of making a living, and utterly helpless especially direct your attention to that part of the Auditor's re worthy department of the Territory's public service without and conditions in their respective districts are by until they can raise anotlier crop, and I commend this suggestion to tort dealing with these corporations. assistance. It is a singular fact that the legislature at each, recur any local interest which would prevent them fromacting fairly. to fix your most serious consideration. to-th- e trans- has a free hand in The be given them values for Territorial pur j I desire to call your especial attention financial ring session for years past displayed enacting power might free to continue the ineffec- GAME LAWS. ictions of the Territory, as shown in the "Auditor's report, and new laws on the subject of the schools and their management, and poses only, leaving each county present at all events should The present laws of the should be amended in vhich is embodied in this message as "Exhibit B." has gone boldly forward piling work upon and increasing the duties tive and ruinous system if it desires, but you game Territory which tho assessed value of the many particulars. A fine of $300.00, or three months' imprison- follows a statement of Territorial tax collected under and responsibilities of this department, while at the same time tak devise some system by Territory (Here what act- ment, or should be on or - of the additional clerical work thus im as a whole should bo made to somewhere near it both, imposed any person persons killing levies for 52d and 53d fiscal years.) ing no heed whatsoever appear has full and elk or mountain in this for a of " posed, with the result that no clerical help whatever has ever been ually is. The Equalization Board a complete report antelope, sheep Territory, period . EDUCATIONAL. ten from and of the act. Also all this office. Thus has a condition arisen which could be which goes as a part of this message and I would invito your espec years after the passage that part The of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, "Ex- provided report his hand in his and inl and narticular attention to the same in this connection. See of Section 1 of Chapter XLVI, Laws of 1901, which reads: "Ex- ' met by the Superintendent placing pocket hibit C" herewith, shows a most advance in all school only ' gratifying of such assistance as "Exhibit F." - cept upon private ground or property by the owner or lessee thereof, as education. A using his private means for tho employment ' work, and especially regards popular summary. of or with his should be would also was to the efficient of the duties imposed by . In order to present this fully to your body, I give the following permission," promptly repealed. I the statistics presented in such report is as follows necessary performance abstract of the assessment rolls of each county for 1902: recommend that an open season of two months in c.ich year be - Jaw the department. , School population of New Mexico at the close of the scholastic upon follows abstract.) allowed for the purpose of killing deer, but that it be restricted, so ! enrollment of all recommend that liberal provision be made in future toward (Here vear. October 1, 1902, 64,069 pupils in schools. I that no shall kill more than two deer in one this state of and commend to your earn TRAVELING AUDITOR. person any season, 42,307; average daily attendance, 29,314 ; number of schools, 710 ; remedying unjust things, his ' to the 33d made a rec- and for own use, and that a fint or imprisonment, or both, be number of teachers employed. 1.077. - z est and careful consideration the contents of both the eleventh and In my message Legislative Assembly, I the of education, ommendation for the creation of the office of "Traveling Auditor' IMipUOtTU U1L ally UUC UlLl-llll- WK? VI UUJ! J.H11.U UJlltSl IKfJC BUlv J: Average number of months taught in all schools, 7.27; total J twelfth annual reports by department '. :.a:r.c r.uv thereof out of or Board of Commissioners of the character cost take a in or shipping the cr :rt the Territory, County amount, and special pride making a creditable exhibit there from amd persons in the East who will largely judge our capacity for, killing the same for the hide. of such work. this Territory, and to that end I believe it to be necessary to con- - self government and statehood from the character of our laws.

LIBKAKY. j the made the SUNDAY CLOSING LAW. tinue levy by last legislature, and that the appro New Mexico is now more in evidence before the people of the have un- There are ti number of New Mexico Lib- - Nothing is more demoralizing to the Territory than to large Reports in the griation should bo increased to $30,000. The Board has already East than ever before; capital and immigration are coming Here, is known of Volumes No. 1 and and Volumes 9 enforced laws on the statute books, as at present. What rary, reprints 2, and 10, secured a most excellent site in the exposition grounds, and if it is and we should be most careful at this time not to give cause for some which under the law cannot be sold or ot. would as the "Sunday Law'' is very properly enforced in localities, present disposed of, except properly utilized it be a discredit to the Territory, in alarm to cither. I share this responsibility equally with you, and of districts the lew volumes tor with other States and Ter- - but not in others. The District in many the necessary exchange stead of a benefit, and in invv opinion the present aoDronriation of will assist so Attorneys i. i i x j. heartily far as I officially can in the passage of good to ritories. There should be a law under which the is au- advise me that the local community is favorable Sunday selling Librarian $20,000 is not sufficient for the purpose. , laws, and shall unhesitatingly decline to approve such as I do not law to secure in- thorized to sell these at cost, the into the and that it is simply impossible to enforce the or reports turning proceeds deem to bo for the lienefit of the Territory, leaving the whole re- fund for of new books. dictments against offenders. So long as the law is on the statute library the purchase ANCIENT SPANISH DOCUMENTS AND ARCHIVES. sponsibility of such upon you. offi-ce- REWARDS. books, it should be rigidly enforced and penalties imposed on I am in receipt of a letter from the Honorable Secretary of I congratulate you upon tho hapjty conditions under which you Under the law the Executive is not allowed to offer re- Con- failing to report same to the Court. If, however, you regard present the Interior, accompanied by a letter from the Librarian of assemble for your grave duties; that our fair Territory is and has be- wards in ease-fo- r of " it as impossible to enforce the present law as it now stands, I any the apprehension criminals. This should gress, asking that the attention of this Legislature be brought to been unvexed by the strikes and lawlessness that have caused so lieve that it would be better that liquor should be sold legally dur- be amended so as to allow the Executive in a proper case to offer the necessity of taking proper steps for the preservation of the much suffering and bloodshed in the older States of the East;.1 reasonable and should be made for of ing certain prescribed hours on Sunday, than that the saloon rewards, proper appropriation ancient Spanish and Mexican Archives now in the custody the that our laws have been enforced with justice and impartiality, and N the of the same. should be open surreptitiously all the day, as is the case in many purpose paying Territorial Librarian, in which he suggests that these archives be tha; the past two years in New Mexico have been peaceful and. localities in the Territory. Many citizens have spoken to me on OF TERRITORY. transferred to tho Library of Congress at Washington, where they prosperous.' to to the of ' this subject, and the large majority favor either a more liberal I desire call your attention necessity the present wi be more available to those interested in ..the history of the MIGUEL A. OTERO, the ' Sunday law, which allows saloons to be open on Sunday at certain Legislature Territory for legislative purposes, Territory, and where they would be absolutely safe and properly Governor.

local-optio- been hours, or the n law, so that each ward or precinct could a duty which should have performed by the last Legislature classified and indexed without expense to the Territory. This as Governor shall - vote on the question, whether there shall he any sale ol liquor or our Territorial act providing that the letter together with one from the Librarian of Congress, is trans- not on Sunday. Tb latter certainly would have the advantage of tion in case the legislature tails to do so, is in conflict with tne rnitted herewith for your information. : 1 i Justice of ..n o TIP. ivuu vi wmaivoa uji luni auuv xv. 0.040. xuio 10 the Peace Dockets. uumviu oimuuy st'inn unn mini. ivuaiiij uuiuujiucu n, aim.j nuumi, wwiuira of the of The New Mexican has civil and would allow any local community to close the saloons where no a very important matter, controlling the legality election GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. , Printing Company prepared should' members of ImkTv, and should not be - made the criminal dockets for the use of of the saloon is demanded. Certainly the present discrimination your delayed. j The last Legislature an appropriation and levy for especially justices peace. are with not be permitted, and I urge your careful consideration and action NEW LAWS. ., purpose of raising funds to assist in defraying the expenses of a They especially ruled, printed headings, in either Spanish no law or made of record covering this very important Territorial law. Section 3781, Compiled Laws of 1897, now provides that geological survey of tho Territory under the direction of the English, good paper,y strongly and durab DESECRATION OF THE AMERICAN FLAG shall go into effect in less than thirty full days after the adjourn- - United States Government ,and $9,529.84 are now on hand for bound with leather back and covers and canvas sides; have a fi This act was index in front, and the fees of of the I would strongly and most earnestly recommend that you pass a ment of tho Legislature, unless otherwise provided. that purpose. The Honorable Secretary of the Interior has called justices peace and constah been in full on tho first The law to be known as "A Flag Law,'' imposing a severe penalty and passed in 1857, and is a most wise provision. But it has the my attention to the fact that the successful prosecution of such printed page. pages are 10 inch effect These books are made civil and punishment for desecration of the American Flag bv using the custom of the Legislature to make every act take from and survey in several of the states has been ini2eded by individuals up in criminal docket, separate, is a and should never 320 each or with both civil and criminal bound in one hoc same as advertisements or printing or stamping any words or fig- after its passage. This very grave mistake, refusing permission to tho surveyors to enter upon their property pages imme- 80 civil and 320 criminal. To ures thereon. The ilag of our country is too sacred and dear, to be done except in extreme cases, which actually require the for tho purpose of prosecuting their "work in the field, and he pages pages introduce them th are offered at tho low : be used other than to inculcate in the heart of every true American diate execution of the law. At the last Legislature, for instance, recommends that an act be passed by your body authorizing the following prices Civil g o made civil and criminal and in - or criminal the love, of our liberty-givin- country. Twenty-tw- States and changes were in practice general person8 employed in making the same to enter upon private prop- $4.00 Combination civil and . Territories have already adopted such a law, and New Mexico, who laws which took effect at once; while tho laws were not printed ert for that purpose, but without any unnecessary interference criminal. .. 5.00 over the For 45 cents additional for a docket 55 cents has always in tho past been one of the first to show her loyalty to and distributed until July, courts were held all Territory, with private rights. This seems to me a necessary measure in or single or additional know the law and for a combination will be sont ex- our country, should promptly see that such a law graces the stat- and both court and couaiel did not what was, der to carry out the intent of the act of Congress and of the Ter docket, they by mail or prepaid immediate effect, 1 Cash in full must order. utes of the Territory. earnestly urge that you do not put any laws into ritorial Legislature, and would recommend that such a bill be press. accompany State plainly whether like English or is EXTRA EMPLOYEES. except where it is absolute v essential, the revenue act. passed. Spanish printed heading wanted. Address, NEW MEXICAN There was filed last year before the Senate Committee on Terri EMBLEMS ON BALLOTS. HISTORICAL SOCIETY. PRINTING COMPANY, convention held in New tories an affidavit made by a prominent lawyer of the Territory, The present law providing that any political The report of the Historical Society which accompanies this Santa Fo, Mexico. , candidates to be voted formerly a delegate in Congress, in which ho charged that the last any county for tho purpose of nominating si,owg jts important work during the past two years. As time file The loose leaf which aro on sals at the legislature and the one preceding it had violated the Act of Con- for at any election may adopt and with the probate clerk any goes on, its present work will lie more appreciated. This Society ledgers New Mexican in instances a detri- office, are rapidly in favor. is the best gress limiting the number and pay of employees in both houses of mark or designating device, has proved many is incorporated under the laws of the Territory and has been rec growing It patent that has as there bo as been issued and tho to tho business man in not the Legislature, and also by expending a large amount of money ment rather than a help to the voter, may many ognized for many years by an appropriation to assist it in carry saving carrying a book of dead is considerable. For for the translation and printing of resolutions, bills and acts in the different emblems or devices as there are counties in the Territory ing on its work. Its rooms aro appropriately in the Old Palace pages convenience and economy one the have a and for keeping tho book to the mark with live accounts Spanish language. In this affidavit he claimed that these expendi for the same ticket. In county Republicans may Building and are furnished bv the Board of Public Lands without up only, " tho loose leaf is hires were in direct violation of act of he had Democratic and vice versa. I would recommend that the for and which make for this ledger tho best "arrangement yet issued. For fur-- an Congress which emblem, CXpense rent, any appropriation you ' Committee ther information and procured to be passed in the year 1896, found at 29 Statutes at present law be changed so that the Territorial Central most deserving Society will be used exclusively ior tho purchase prices address, and the emblem or device NEW MEXICAN CO. Largo, page 161, and were extravagant and unnecessary, and that of each political party shall select adopt an(i pr0per custody of rare articles of historic value, and neces-t- PRINTING two in all counties Santa I, as Governor, had violated my oath of office, in approving the be used by said party for the ensuing years, Ra,.y p,.jnting connected with carrying on the object of the Associ- ' Fo, N. M. should be certified j resolutions providing for the pay of the employees selected by the of the Territory. That when adopted the same ation, which are for the benefit, present and future, of the whole to Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at The ' Legislature. This affidavit was not only presented to tho Com by the Chairman and Secretary of the Committee the Secretary Territory, and I would recommend a liberal appropriation for that New Mexican office. as mittee on Territories of the Senate, but also to the Secretary of of the Territory, where it should bo filed by him and known the purpose. device of the the same to be used Scratch tablets for sale at this office the Interior, in an attempt to show the irregular, illegal and un emblem or particular party filing HORTICULTURAL INTEREST. at 10 cents per pound. Only the same shall be and the Mexico lawful manner in which the public moneys of the Territory were at all elections, until changed change The horticultural interests of New have become of very a limited amount on hand. NEW MEXICAN for PRINTNG CO. diverted by the Legislature for the payment of political debts of certified to the Secretary of the Territory. The penalty using groat importance to our people in the last few years. Thousands - the members. The person who made tho affidavit was a member of any such emblem or device upon ballots other than those reprc- 0f dollars have been, and are being, invested and splendid results If you want to buy anything, if you want to sell if the Council in the 33d Session and voted for the reso the party which has adopted the same, should be made more flnd are shown. Our orchards should be and that anything, you Legislative senting profits protected want to rent hit-io- should bo for same. a house, if you want house providing for the printing of legislative documents in Span- stringent and provision made enforcing the interest should bo encouraged in every way possible. The fruit your rented, or if you lose ish, and also for joint, resolutions Nos. 2, 0, 7, and 14, "Providing . MILITIA. of New Mexico should be preserved in all its perfection, free from anything, advertise in the NEW MEXICAN. recommendations of an appropriation for special employees and contingent expenses." Your attention is called to the report and insects, and to that end I would recommend to you tho enactment This affidavit created considerable criticism of the Legislature the Acliutant General, from which it will be seen that tho duties of a law ample and sufficient to fully protect that industry, en- and SOCIETIES. and the Executive, by both the Senate Committee and the Secre and responsibilities of that office, are already large increasing, courage and increase the investment in tho same. tary of ih, Interior, and I deem it my duty to call your attention and with tho passage of the militia bill now pending in Congress, --A-- O. TJ. W. nt this time to this matter in order that avoid such crit- a large amount of money will be coming to the Territory for the REPORTS. you may GOLDEN LODGE, No. 8, 'A. O, U. W. well the icism of your acts in the future, but without any intention of sug- support of its organized militia, as as largely increasing The reports of the various territorial officers, boards, commis meets jvery second d fourU gesting what your actions should be in this matter. duties of the Adjutant General's office. The Adjutant General is sions and institutions aro submitted with this as a Wednesday at 8 p. m. message part 8. INSURANCE COMMISSIONER. the head of the militia, in tho and his salary in and for convenience of reference SPITZ, M. W. organized Territory thereof, are marked as follows, JOSEPH DIGNBO, Recorder I would earnestly renew my recommendation made to the last my judgment should be increased so as to be commensurate with for your information: 3C. OIP F. two Legislatures, for the creation of the office of Insurance Com- his duties and responsibilities. And also the appropriation for ar- SANTA FE missioner, which is more necessary now than heretofore, by reason mory rent and support of the National Guard should be increased Treasurer's Report Exhibit "A" LODGE, No. 2, K or P.-- and Regular meeting every Tuesday evet of the increased business in the Auditor's office, from the and made for both purposes instead of being divided as now, Auditor's Report . " "B" arising lng at 7:St o'clock at Castle hall. Visit 2 to bo located. growth of the Territory in population, business and wealth. Such without reference to places whore armories are Superintendent of Public Instruction Report " "C" In knights glvea a cordial welcome. an officer need be no expense to tho Territory, the cost of main TERRITORIAL ENGINEER. United States Locating Land Commission " "D" A. P. HILL, C. C. J. K. STAUFFER, K. R. S. 5 taining it being paid by the different insurance companies doing Every State and Territory has an officer known as the- State or Commissioner of Public Lands "E" a business in the Territory. This work is no part of the Auditor' Territorial Engineer, and the conditions of the public lands in this Board (if Equalization (Y" s. 2?. O. IHJIKS. o duties and he has a vast amount of and labor are such as to demand such an officer more than most Commission , . proper, responsibility Territory Irrigation "G" SANTA FE LODGE. No. 0, B. P. O 3 in connection with his selected Bureau of B., holds Its on office, and need not, nor is he expected to commonwealths. The most of our lands remaining to be Immigation . . . , "II" regular sessions the second and fourth of have special of the insurance business. are for reservoir and and for the Penitentiary , 99 Wednesdays each any knowledge irrigation purposes, improvement J month. brothers are Solicitor Visiting Invited REFORM SCHOOL. of tho Rio Grande, and should be under the immediate supervision General's Report "J" and welcome. A. B. RENEHAN. B. R. There should be some legislation with special reference to the of a competent engineer to act under the general direction of the Adjutant General's Report " "K" J. B. DAVIS, Secretary. of tho of both Commission on In addition to these duties he should Librarian youth Territory sexes, prohibiting them when under Irrigation. , "L" Masonic. 3' fifteen years of age, being the streets or after nhi also be locating agent for tho United States Land Commission, Secretary of New Mexico upon plazas "M" MONTEZUMA LODGE o'clock P. unless with and of such Coal Oil M., accompanied by their parents or guardians dispensing the salary expenses locating agent as Inspector "N" No. X, A., F. and A. M and prohibiting their loitering about the streets or plazas in- the now allowed by the United States law, which amount to more than Cattle Sanitary Board . . " "O" Regular communlca would tion first Ifonday In each day time, and them in the homes of vicious or the Territorial cost, and an actual in Sheep Board . v . , . . " protecting immcai Engineer prove saving Sanitary month at Masonio and when besides his Board of Ha parents, arrested for any crime or violation of this law money, obtaining services in other important matters Health . . . . "Q" at 7:M p. m. that they should be-ke- separate and apart from habitual or turn necessary to the proper administration of our land grant. He Board of Pharmacy " "R" - C. F. EASLET. ened criminals. should be a territorial officer with a reasonable salary and allow Louisiana Purchase Commission " W. M. "S" r. p. CRICHTON. Secretary. In order that this may be properly accomplished the immediate ance for traveling expenses and necessary assistants in the perform- University Report "T" SANTA FB CHAPTER, No establishment of a reform school is Such school i ance of his duties, to be itemized and verified vouchers. Normal . . imperative. a paid upon University Report " U" 1, R. A. H. Regular con- i.ot a penal institution, but as its name implies, solely for the re This office need be of no expense to the Territory, as the compensa Normal School Report ...... vocation second Monday in each month at Miaomc Hal' formation of wild and irresponsible youths of both sexes, so thai tion would be a necessary and proper charge against the lands se- Military Institute " Report "W" at 7:S p. m. become citizens. To lected and located to be out of the of sale School of Mines ' rhey may good place such in the penitentiary paid proceeds their or Report x" MARCUS ELDODT, H. P or in the common jails, where they must bo thrown in contact with lease, as is done in payment of accounts of the locating agent at College of Agr. & Mech. Arts Report " "Y" ARTHUR SELIGMAN, Secretary. old and hardened criminals, can only result in evil to them, and present. Deaf and Dumb Asylum Report " "Z" SANTA FE COMMANDERS 3 l o to The of No. 1, K. T. con advantage tho welfare of the Territory. report the United States Land Commission accompany- Insane Asylum Report . . , & Regular clave fourth Monday in each) CHILDREN'S HOME. ing this, fully sets out the for such an officer, and would Custodian Committee "A-l- necessity I Capitol Report ..... " " month at Masonio Hall at cv direct contrast to call to this In the Reform School, I would call your at your special attention report and ask your earnest con Historical Society Report " "A-S- " 7:30 p. m. GEO. W. KNAEBEL, E. C. to sideration F. 8. Recorder. tention the necessity of a Children's Homo, where orphans and of this recommendation. DAVIS, those abandoned by their and those whom CELEBRATION AT have been most parents unfortunates ST. LOUIS OF THE ONE HUNDREDTH They carefully prepared by the gentlemen who I. o. o. 22. the law has of a are 3 o deprived parent's care by committing him to the ANNIVERSARY OF THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE. familiar with the subject matter thereof, and who know better SANTA FE LODGE No. 2, I. O. O. F., can be Odd penitentiary, cared for and educated, until such time as Your body at its last session, by Chapter 100 created a Com than any one else can, the conditions and needed on the meets every Friday evening In legislation .fellows' San Francisco street. Vis- homes be found for them in or be mission called Territorial subjects hall, may private families, they may the Board of Louisiana Purchase Expo reported upon. Therefore the statements and recommenda brothers welcome. 3 able to tions iting support themselves; my attention has been called to a num sition Managers of New Mexico, the duty of which Board was to contained therein should receive your most careful considera- GEO. W. KNAEBEL, N. G. C0 ber of such i.: ;j 'it . A. cases, and such a home as I have suggested will be not have charge of the collection and preparation of the exhibits of the nun, as it win,save you much time and trouble as well as unnec P. HOGLE Secretary. a to the but a decided for and only blessing children, advantage to the Ter Territory said Exposition at the St. Louis World's Fair of essary perhaps conflicting legislation. I do not go into any de-- CENTENNIAL ENCAMPMENT, No. t in them from L O. O. F. communicatloc ritory preventing becoming a public charge either 1903, and appropriated $20,000 for the purpose of carrying out inueu statement ot the contents of these reports, deeming it your Regular as the second and fourth Tuesday of eaok 3 paupers or criminals. tho of two-fift- to provisions the act, and made a levy of of a mill province pass upon the same, and that you will be governed month at Odd Fellows' hall. Vlaltlnt PUBLIC ROADS. upon the taxable property of the territory to raise that amount. mrgeiy m your action by the reports themselves. patriarchs welcome. is well known The Act further 9 I have JOHN SEARS, Scribe. It a fact that the condition of our county roads, provided in Section that tho Board should ex- only briefly referred to matters which I deem of first 3 with an is ist no than 1904. portance for MYRTLE REBEKAH hardly exception, lamentably defective. The work upon longer January 1st, It was then expected that your action; as others may present themselves I will LODGE, No. I I. O. O. first anc" them provided by law, if performed at all is done in care- this exposition would take place in the year 1903. but for reasons uuviso you Dy special communication. meeting such a third Tuesday of each month at Od less and inefficient manner as to show no satisfactory to the and the United States The time for results. Provision should management Government, your labor is short and among the very first bills Fellows' halt Visiting brothers and sis CO be made for which had made a ters welcome. by you enforcing the present, law, or by enacting a large appropriation to the exposition, its open passea Dy you should be the appropriation or revenue act. so that SALLIE VANARSDALE, N. G. new one .which will the desired end. diffi- - was postponed until the 1904. Therefore to enable there be time to accomplish The great ing year this may ample examine the 'same, and I LAURA DAVIS, inlfrr-'aoam- Vtn. nt- . 1 . 1 . . . strongly urge Secretary. j Board to ovwj10 w wo a jMrauui, una mere is no responsible head...to perform its duties creditably, and in accordance with tho that you do not allow anything in that bill which is not this intent of the its life should strictly important department of internal improvement. All work Act, be extended for at least one vear, germane to the subject. At some sessions the revenue act has DENTISTS done or repairs made upon roads and bridges should be under the or until January 1, 1905. - contained important in changes general laws, and new enactments DR. C. N. LORD, direct supervision of the This is nearer to upon different County Surveyor, and no money should exposition our Territory than any previous totally subjects, .which practice should be avoided, Office, Kahn Block, over Spits' Jewelry oe on tnis account a certificate from one which has been held m United and the bill confined Store. South Side of Plaza. paid except upon him of the the States, and our commer- strictly to matter of taxation and appropria- - amount of social and character the work and that the party performing cial, and educational interests with the City of St. Louis C. O. HARRISON, D. D. S., same nave Your Office: tno had actually earned the money and was entitled to pay; always been close and friendly, so that we have a special responsibilities are great; your actions will not onlv ho Over Fiscfher's Drug Store. On the Plasa. and he should be required to make a semi-annu- al to the and personal interest in the success of that and should scrutinized by our people, but the of States! report exposition, by Congress the United ' (Successor to Dr. Manley.)