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Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-17-1908 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 7-17-1908 Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-17-1908 New Mexican Printing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing Company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-17-1908." (1908). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/6988 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]. ANTA FE MEW 'MEXICAN VOL. 45. SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY JULY 17, 1908. NO, 13 TO ENLARGE PECOS HERBERT S. HADLEY TO ASK ANDREWS SOLID NATIONAL FOREST 1 REBELS GAINING WILL BE HERE DISPUTE Forest Service on Terri- Chief Way to Attorney General of Missouri Will Ad- tory to Confer With Governor Cur- III NORTH I IN HONDURAS dress New Mexico Bar II ry as to Proposed Extension. LI ii III 17. An agree- Washington, July A from V. H. ment has been made between the telegram Judge Pope at Roswell, informed the local of the interior and secre- today Vio-latesRulesGovern- Taos and Rio Arri- secretary Men Favor committee of entertainment for the British Team of for on Army Insurgents Capture tary agriculture investiga- New Mexico Bar association that Hon. tion of the effects of of Counties Fors grazing sheep Balloons for War Two Cities Herbert S. Hadley, ba and the watersheds within in attorney general goats upon of Missouri, and in all its national forests which are probability important next governor, will attend the meeting the to A. chief of Purposes Interior Contests Delegate irrigation. F, Potter, of the New Mexico Bar association on the branch of the forest bu- grazing August 31 and 1, and has D. D. of bu- September reau, and Bronson, that conscT.ted to make an address to the in inves- WOULD LOOKS DAVILA RECENT TmPSUCCESSFUL reau, will these REQUIRE $1,000,000 association. UlCMSiEJISGUSIEO of reclama- OMJOR tigations with officials the John R. McFIe luis received tion service. Judge a letter from Solicitor General Henry The Water Users' Association, and ar Citizens Gave Him Will Request Congress Merchant Arriving in New M. Hoyt, of Washington, D. C. in which Protest in Vain in Tug-of-W- Generally of both the Cattle the presidents War Orleans Predicts he declines with great regret the In- Grand Ovation Every Growers and Sheep Growers' associa Through Secretary Victory vitation to address the Bar associa- Event and Then Place He Went tions in Arizona and New Mexico have to Furnish Fleet. for Bonilla. tion, being unable to be In Santa Fe Withdraw. been invited to arrange to nave rep at that time. resentatives of their several Interests Judge Grosscup of Chicago, the fam Washington, 17. as New 17. 17. Delegate W. H. Andrews reached accompany the representatives of the July Airships Orleans, La.. July Ellas ous has been invited to make London, July The American and as as the one which a of jurist, the city last evening on the belated government. Investigations of the re large powerful Mnestas, merchant Celba, Span- an address to the Bar association at athletes are thoroughly disgusted with - carried Count Zeppelin througa a part ish the train of the Denver and Rio Grande lation of stock grazing to water sup- Honduras, arrived here last night its meeting. treatment accorded them by the of the above Switzerland on Va-car- from northwestern New Mexico. He ly on other national forests will be sky recent the United States steamship officials of the Olympic games. The ly, officers of the be- felt well and was satisfied with the carried on jointly by the reclamation signal army and declares that It Is only a work of the secretary with who thu Am-arlll- lieve should be as Da-vil- a results of his sojourn In Tlerra service and the forest service. provided auxiliar question of a short time when the CLEVELAND BANK drawings for the track events were ies tor the coast defenses of Boston, government will fall, and made In a Parkview, and Chania In Rio Mr. Potter has left Washington for CLOSES ITS DOORS resulting system wherebv New York, the entrance to Delaware Manuel Bonilla be reinstated. America's best In Arriba county and in Arroyo Hondo, Santa Fe, New. Mexico, to confer with runners were put Seco and Taos in Taos and Chesapeake bays, Charleston, He brought the first news of the in- the same heat was bad Arroyo county. Governor next Wednesday re- Small enough, they Curry Key West, New Orleans, Los Angeles, vestment of Celba The Institution Crippled By Run and but now He met large numbers of tho leading the aditions to the by Insurgents. say, the unfairness of the garding proposed San Unable to Realize on r citizens of these towns and became Diego, San Francisco and Bremer town is surrounded by a thousand In- Loans, contest today has disheart Pecos national forest. ton Naval Forced to well acquainted with conditions and Station. surgents, and Is defended by about Suspend. ened the American contestants. The with the people. The whole corps, from the chief five hundred government troops, but amateur athletic association has re In Tlerra Amarllla he was the guest FAVORS FREE TRADE signal officer down to the youngest this number is daily increasing by de- Cleveland, O., July 17 The Farm- fused to allow the pole vaulters to ers and of Hon. T. D. Burns, at the latter's second lieutenant, will make a recom sertions to the besiegers. The rebels Merchants' Ranking company dig a hole for their poles, although WITH CANADA here lia- spacious and commodious residence, mendation to that effect to Secretary have already captured two other cities closed its doors today, The the Americans claim this practice has bilities and lie spent Sunday there and enjoyed Wright, who, they hope, will be able on the Atlantic coast. assets are estimated at been allowed at all previous Olympic $500,000. The failure is to his sojourn greatly. Many of the lead- Herman Ridder, New York Journalist, to persuade President Roosevelt to Rebel Coup Fails. said be due games. The gueat event of the early to the ing citizens of Rio Arriba county from Would Abolish Tariff Between ask Congress for the money herewith Wednesday night one of the biggest Inability of the bank to realize afternoon was the final ten mile walk. on loans. the towns In the vicinity of Tierra the Two Countries. to buy an aerial fleet. stores in Ceiba was fired in the hope In this (i. R. Larner, of the United A run started on bank two Amarllla, twenty, thirty and forty $1,000,000 Needed. of getting the troops to leave the fort the Kingdom, broke the world's record in and Are. months ago. At first it was but miles distant, went to the county seat Chicago. July 17. A special from An appropriation of 11,00(1,000, It is put out the In the meantime small, going nine miles in one hour, 7 min continued until the funds 37 to pay their respects to the delegate Victoria, British Columbia says: figured, would enable this government the Insurgents were to capture the steadily utes, seconds, and ten miles in so be- ' town. were depleted that the bank, one hour,-1- 5 and to become personally acquainted "I favor now the taking down of to overcome the lead other govern- fort and take the Citizens put minutes, 57 seconds. unable to realize on Its with him. Delegate Andrews Is of the the tariff wall and the making of com- ments have taken in the matter of an out the fire, however, and the troops ing securities, The latter record Is nearly two min- decided to close doors. Is opinion that Rio Arriba county citi- mercial intercourse between Canada aerial navy. Therefore that is the sum did not leave the barracks, so one its It said utes inside the previous amateur rec failed. the depositors will be paid In full. ord. K. zens who met him were among and the United States as free as be they will suggest to Secretary Wright coup J. Webb, of the United King the best citizens In the territory and tween the different states of the as to be Many rumors have reached the dom was second, cutting off seven sec proper requested. HONOLULU ROYALLY they Impressed him very favorably. union," said Herman RIdder, the New-Yor- They will request 'him to ask Con coast from the interior but nothing onds of the previous record. The rest self-relian- ENTERTAINING FLEET. They are sturdy, t journalist, who was here yester- gress to appropriate .money for buy definite is known. It is reported that a of the field was outclassed. - force is on men who know- what they want day. "If we cannot bring it about ing Zeppelin ships enough to furnish large marching Tegucigal- Arbitrary Ruling. and arc alive to the best Interests of two pa, the capital. Lee Christmas, the Honolulu, July 17. The people of now, then reciprocity between the each of the important ports of the The British Olympic Club has the and of their sections. He should be The with one to be American major-genera- l, under the the Hawaiian Islands were Just as territory countries agreed upon. country used against concluded to decid-- no champion- held consultations with many of the of Canada and the United fleets Bonilla government, who has been liv- anxious to see the ships of the Atlan- interests hostile should ever any appear.
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