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Santa Fe New Mexican, 11-30-1910 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 11-30-1910 Santa Fe New Mexican, 11-30-1910 New Mexican Printing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing Company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 11-30-1910." (1910). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/384 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ''bra;fan or SANTA VOL 47. SANTA. FE, NEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30 1910 REVENUES FROM PORTUGESE DRIVE COOK CONFESSES RiDOIJOTES REFERENDUM TO JAGOBO CHAVES JOT NUNS DOU 81 FROM WASHINGTON FOOL VOTERS The Insurance Department Republican Form of Govern- No Man Can Demonstrate I Charges of Violating Fencing A. J. Balfour Will Catch Demonstrates That It Is a ment Does Not Seem He Had Been at the l"4 r Law Brought Against British and Financial Success Suited to Nation North Pole 1 Senator Warren DAY OF FISCAL AND CREW WILL UST YEARjTRGOPS REBEL RETURN NEXT CLE PLAYS BOTH MR i7. SH IS S eOOZER SIDES OF GAME - a Mountain Sanitarium Compel Governor to Accede tc Explorer Admits He Was Half Organ To Cap Climax His Army Is De-- Will Let it to people to Decide With Their Demands for He Company Incorporated Crazy When Made His dared to Be Worst in for Him His Views on $100,000 Capital. Higher Pay. Alleged Discovery. World. the Tariff. A Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero Macao, Island of Macao, China. Nov. New York, Nov. 30. Dr. Fredericl Washington, Nov. :;). Charges or London, ..iv 30. The acceptanre today received $32.50 from Game War- 30. The Portuguese troops of the lo- A. Cook, in an article which he pub- violating tbe law in j by A. J. of nt den. Thomas P. Gable and $2 from cal garrison and the crew of the Por- lished in Hampton's magazine, con- against, fencing lialfour, the To- A be- in Land Commissioner R. P. Ervien. tuguese gunboat Patria revolted last fesses that he does not know whether ff t y, s. , land wore filed today sition ;lio House of Commons of day is the last day of the fiscal year night and took possession of the city. he reached the north pole or not. Dr. fore a Senate committee against j the policy of the referendum In the ad it was a very busy one both for They marched to Santa Clara cnvent Cook who has been in more senator B. of - hiding frauds Warren Wyom- case of tariff reform, has given the the territorial treasurer and also for and ordered the nuns to leave the isl- than a year, has informed the editors ini;. The charges were presented by campaign a new complexion, in an, Territorial Auditor W. G. Sargent., and. The nuns fled to Hong Kong of the magazine that he will return Matthew E. O'Brien, representing Al- X address last night, Mr. Balfour an- Extension of Time. The rebels then marched to the gov to the nited States with his wife and bert s. Connelly of Wyoming. nounced that in the event of a Territorial Engineer Vernon L. Sul- ernment house, forced an audience children on December H in order to Uncle Sam is Too victory Gay. at the he livan today granted an extension of with the governor and compelled him spend Christmas here. Washington, Nov. 30. The United approaching election, will be willing to submit the of time to the Ranchos Orchard and Land to grant their demands, which were Admits He Was Half Mad. States has just through a ban- questions passed tariff reform to fne referendum. The Company of Denver in which to begin the expulsion of the religious orders, Xew York. Nov. 30. Dr. Conk stiites ner year lor drinks, smoke aixl oleo- declaration was received with enthus- work on their irrigation project in increased pay for the army and navy, that it would be for margarine. Here is the nation's rec- impossible any iasm by the which Taos county. The company, however, suppression of the newspaper Vida man to demonstrate ord for the twelve months ended on parly thinks it will beyond question win votes in the north had to file a bond of $1,000 that it Nova and the righting of other that he has been at the north June 30, as it shows in the of where protec- alleged pole. figures tion has not made the same will begin work by December 31, 1910, wrongs of soldiers and sailors. He characterized the re- the internal revenue headway region as a bureau: as elsewhere. and will have one-fift- h of it completed Foreigners Safe. gion of insanity, where one cannot be- 163,000,000 gallons of distilled spir- by December 31, next year. Hong Kong, Nov. 30. Advices from lieve the evidence gathered one's its 30.0(10.000 gallons more than the by THIS ATTORNEY GEN Incorporation. Macao say that foreigners are safe. own eyes. "Did I get to the north year before. ERAL IS REAL MEAN. Incorporation papers were filed to- The Chinese shops are closed. pole?" he continues. "Perhaps, I 5,1X1,111 barrels of fomented liquors day in the office of Territorial Secre made a mistake in thinkinsr I did Per an increase of 3.0(ii),oini. Was!l Xov- 3"- tary Nathan Jaffa by the Organ Moun- LIVELY TIMES IN haps, I did uot make a mistake. After 7,600,000,000 cigars Ifin.u00.ll00 ym"- ' - Women Cru-ces- i of the state of tain Sanitarium Company of . CONVENTION AT PHOENIX. mature thought, I confess I do not more than 1909. Washington, 21 years of af?e or over now Dona Ana county. The capitali- know absolutely whether I roarhwi 6,830,000.000 clgarettes--an increase have tIle rlgt to vote a11 zation $100,000 divided into 100 Democratic Solons Find it Difficult the pole of not. This may come as of a 'solid 1,000.000.000. j general or special elec tions. Governor M. E. shares and the paid up capital is to Get Together on Various an amazing statement but I am will- 402,000,000 pounds of plug, finecut. Hay. having is. $2,000. The direc- to sued late his put-ti- n incorporators and Propositions. ing startle the world if by so doing cubeeut. granulated or sliced smoking j1 today proclamation tors are: E. S - in force the cnnHtltiitinnul D. Sinks, Las Cruces, I can get an opportunity to present or chewing tobacco or snuff o,000,- R. C. shares; Wilson of El Paso, 11 Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 30. The first my case not as a geographical discov 000 more than the year before. amendment adopted at the election shares; and Mark B. of after the was erer but as Conk-- ripcim-o- s held November Sth. Thompson proceeding prayer the a man." R. Army Worst in World. Complete Las 1 JUDGE JOHN McFIE. Cruces, share. introduction of a resolution by Dele- that at the time he was convinced Washington, Nov. 30. That turns show that the suffrage amend- - Notaries Appointed. gate Cooper of Pima to the effect that himself that he had discovprprl . h i nited States army is inferior in mi!i meni carried by a majority of 22,623 Governor Mills the whereas the convention had pole and was half to ev-- 1 52,299 votes today appointed created mad. He spent two Appointed five times to the Su- with Sherman on his march to the tary organization the armies of votes, having been cast M. so i following notaries: Ralph Parson many offices, be it resolved that years in his quest, during that time preme bench of New ery other large nation of the world for and 29.676 against the proposi-wa- s Mexico, Judge n of Roswell, and James J. of no member of the convention shall be sea. He has been a standby of Carle-to- the tion. Rogers enduring hunger and nrivatinn that ho John R. McFie deserves the appella- statement made yesterday of Although women now have the Des Moines, Union county. eligible to hold any office, in the says would Post, Grand Army of the Repu- - II. Lee to state, unbalance any mind. tion of "Nestor of the New Mexicg Clotworthy, military expert, right vote, they will be unable to Insurance Collections. county or within a Good I as well as Department precinct period of Enough Story Teller. Bench." Of course, his services must blic, of the New Mexico associate editor of the United States participate In any elections until next The insurance department has col- five years. The resolution was re- New of that noble order. Journal, and a cap- - York, Nov. 30. Most of the have been eminently satisfactory to Department He Infantry formerly year, as the registration books lected during the past fiscal end- ceived with of wild time is also a tain iu the year signs approval. during his exile Dr. f!nnk the power as well as to legislative veteran, who in army. throughout the slate have been closed ing the sum of $37,828.89 sub- Mr. when appointing "At Golden today a Cunningham, the tumult been in London. "I have been called). the As the Illinois legislature, before it re the Gate there are for thp vmr nn,i ri,Q ,.
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