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Board of Education Takes Report of National Water- - Conferring of Degrees Begins Grand Juries Summoned in Flood Situation at Paris Is Hundreds of "Pale Faces" Summary Action Against ways Commission to Tomorrow and Continues New York and Chicago Unprecedented in Hundred j Witness Buffalo, Deer and Two Pedagogues Congress to Thursday to Investigate Years i Antelope Ceremonies

WORK AFFECTS THE WEST VITALLY PIKE SERVICE IS MUCH ICO HIGH SUFFERING OF POOR TERRIBLE EX-CHI- SHOWS POWER INDIANS FOBjaSD HAL Cost of Nine Due Thirty Cochitis Will Help Com- Tax on Projects and Time Limit Visitors Are Here From all Parts Cents a Quart Firemen, Police and Troops Are Severely Reprimands An Artist mission on La Bajada Within Which They Must of New Mexico and More to Greediness for High Working Like Mad Men to and Newspaperman Santa Hill. Be Completed. are Coming. Profits. Save Bridges. Fe Contingent Large

of 111., 24. of The territorial board of education Special to the New Mexican. The Masonic clans from all parts Chicago, Jan. The work Paris, Jan. 24. The flood situation (By Staff Correspondent.) will not stand for teachers who drink Washington. D. C. Jan. 24. The the Territory are gathering today in preparing the case of the government in Paris reached a more critical stage San Ildefonso. Jan. 24. Fe of the concerns of to excess. At its session on Satur- nomination of Robert S. Fesher to be Santa for the third reunion against the big packing this niornins. The Seine has risen turn Hi-e- ! Hi-e- ! Hi-e- ! Scottish Rite Masons of the Orient this has in earnest. In the day it revoked the licenses to teach postmaster at Fort Bayard, Grant city begun nine inches since two o'clock and the etc., etc." t ot New Mexico. In some of them United court be- of Jesus Maria Jaramillo of El Rito, county, was sent to the Senate today. fact States district today river is now higher than since 1S02, That is one way to describe the came on and al- fore feder- and of Jose Ortiz y Baca for being of National Com- Saturday Sunday Judge Landis, a special which was the highest point recorded queer sounds that were heard here Report Waterways This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, al was selected drunk. Superintendent Clark today mission. ready. grand jury to hear in the history of France except in at the dances given by the Su- Albert Pike Memorial Services yesterday received a message from County the evidence and decide whether indict- 1615. A terrible tempest of wind and Indians in this before a Almost every section of the country in Masonic hall. Hon. pueblo large perintendent of Schools Burk of Tor- will be held ments shall be returned. rain which swept over Paris at day- audience of and faces" teach- will find subjects of local, as well as Thomas B. Catron tue prin- Indians, "pale rance county, that two female making Every precaution nas been taken light only added to the horror of the which were from the general interest, in the preliminary address. This evening, many of literally pale ers of his county had been cipal to keep the identity of the witnesses situation and to the sufferings of the cold drives of ten, and dance. the fact report of the national waterways com- tne visitors will attend the perform- twenty thirty ed after a recent If secret. A large number of secret poor and homeless. The river pre-servi- miles who wish- will mission, submitted to Congress today. ance of "The Lion and the Mouse" taken by enthusiasts can be established, they too, operatives apparently have sents a weird spectacle. Firemen, the ed to witness weird of revoked. recom- at the Elks theater.' the ceremonies This i have their certificates preliminary report been brought here from other cities, police and the troops are working like the North American Indian. of Tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock 1 ne UUiiru i.vii-- f w mends a general plan conservation Nine Cents a for Milk Too Much mad all gictuceu iuc ins de-- Quart at the bridges disentangling The weather, however, was of water with the of will begin the conferring of the 24. New to- - perfect plications for extension to first grade power, shaping New York, Jan. York blockades, resultina: from floating for of al- - ferees for which elaborate preparar j the performance the dances, licenses for the full term of projects in the light of future needs of i is in the lck a for county made the daJ f ,fr?y th? debris all bridges thouRh a trifle warm for a few of the three Frances Eaton, Silver streams; resort to federal and state by degree hvmg' Baved. years: be 0.the COst. The Yellow torrents Indians whose ,yrations tie de Andr-wort- h l?mK. degree will might City; Catherine and Emma legislation rather than unnecessary grand jury investigation into the are, however, almost flush with the scribed on strenu- conferred the first time this - by bordering the of Eddy county; Miss channel merely to force for by meat is pending. A prose- Malaga improvement been question pnarpets of bridges, and traffic over ous. Dora Berkey, Belen; H. B. Copeland, reduction of railroad freight rates Consistory, having previous- cuter's inquiry into the cold storage this communicated. The the frailer ones has been stopped. At sun rise when the first march of Sloan of Corona; with inhibition on the other hand of ly to only situation has begun. Meetings in pro- Lordsburg; Maggie to-- , All cellars along the quays are full of s that will be conferred -- the Indian dancers took place until Mrs. Saliie Walker Stockard Man-ges- of such rates to freeze degrees test against the high prices of food manipulation morrow afternoon will be the fourth, j water. The streets around the late in the afternoon when the last of Texico; Etta Allison of Ra- out water a uniform sys- have been called, and pledges of competition; sixth, ninth and tenth. In the: Chamber of Deputies are considered "turn-turn- " had echoed from the ton; Mary Nell Rhea of Gallup; tem of distribution of cost of water fifth, abstinence from meat are being num- o'clock the four-- 1 unsafe and traffic on those thorough- throats of Indians' drums and of H. Ross evening at eight A today the the Laura McClaskey Raton; between federal, erously signed. grand jury base- Hi-e- ways improvement teenth will be conferred. On Wed- fares has been forbidden. The last "Hi-e- , " from the of the Wood of Chama; Mrs. Harriet K. state and local advance also began inquiry into the milk lungs government; the fifteenth and ment of the Palais de Justice is full dancers the final whirl-right-abo- of Gallup; Sister Mary Evan- nesday afternoon, prices, to learn whether New York- and Bieger, of multiplication of ports; restriction will be conferred of water and the first floor of the face had been made with the utmost gelist of Mesilla; Miss Ora Russell of inau- eighteenth degrees ers are paying nine cents a quart of dam construction permits; and in the the twenty-firs- t Central Police station is untenable. Magdalena. evening for milk because of a combine of precision, the affair was one to hold guration of such waterway projects degree will be conferred and after The partial crippling of the water sujc in a the woman or For five certifi- a greediness for bigger profits. maic spell man, year professional only as can be completed within the work a light lunch will be served ply threatens a city water famine. child who never before witnessed Miss Bertha of Las Cru-ce- Pork Goes Down. had cate: Papen reasonable time; a federal tax on pow- and a smoker given. On Thursday The surface and underground railways Miss Emma Parrett of Jan. 24. The a real Indian dance done by Indians Tajique; er furnished to consumers; reserva- fnretinnn the thirtieth degree will be Chicago, widespread are partially suspended, but railroad Miss Marie Schaeffer of East Las Ve- the of in an Indian pueblo. tion by the government of the right to ha nfternnnn the agitation against high price traffic south of Paris is completely Minnie E. Kurtz of Artesia. meat made itself felt here today when Santa Fe Represented. gas; alter or repeal power grants. thirty-secon- The degrees not men- demoralized. The situation at several Life certificates: H. B. Collier of - pork declined 67 1-- 2 to 77 2 cents The announcements concerning the The commission holds that the fed- tioned will be communicated when- up and down the river is de- Miss Eckels of Silver from closing figures. Other places dance as published in the New Mexi- Elida; Mary has no ever time and nnnnrtiinitv will nermit. Saturday's and this in- C. E Grover of eral government proprietary also showed decilens. plorable, reports morning can seemed to have attracted a City; Superintendent On Thursday evening, the Products of is un- good Sweick-ard- , right of interest in navigable waters, banquet dicate that a quarter France vi- Dawson; Miss Emma Philips Vv Blames Ladies. deal of attention for Santa Fe and which would authorize the collection will take place at the Oman's Board Ripley the der water. The lower quarters of all of Carlsbad; Miss Ellen F. Dan- Santa Jan. 24. cinity was well represented at the of tolls. It 'believes that each con- of Trade Library. Barbara, High towns on the river below Paris are iels of East Las vegas. of food are due as much to dance, or rather in the a idience which sent to construct a dam should pro- For those who remain until Friday prices under water. The streets of Auteuil First certificates: Zalula M. a local tal-'th- e extravagance of American women witnessed it. Parties came out to the grade vide that the grantee, when ever nec- evening, performance by resemble those of Venice. Fairbanks of Picacho, Lincoln coun ent will be given at the Elks theater who have the spending of the wages pueblo in the evening and were made essary to subserve navigation inter- Damage of Millions of Francs. Miss Nellie O. Kinman of Gallup; and on the Nation- - J . American workingmen as to the as comfortable as possible in a pueblo. ty; mut construct and furnish power Saturday evening, Jan. 24. The eastern cen- .Ymall S War! A nt Tlnla. Ohio. ests, al Board of Control will avarice of the tariff protected trusts, Paris, "Jessy" Nusbaum, the eminent pho- for a lock suited to the locality and to Armory give tral and southeastern districts of life certificates: Sister a dance at the Armory. It will be a according to E. P. Ripley, president tographer and young archaeologist Honorary traffic development. France are terribly afflicted. Valleys of Louise probable unfortu- - of the Santa Fe railroad, who is pass-natel- enjoys great with the In- Mary Eustacia Bernalillo; busy week for the visitors but and are inundated and towns popularity of Mrs. L. Power development at government bureau does not ing the winter here. "General d plains dians and he merits the will of Mary Schnepple Santa Fe; the weather Mon-tangis- ., good - are in darkness. The cities of W. Wallace of Hachita, Grant coun dams for navigation or irrigation pur- out promise for fair weather. creases of wages and the rapid in- the "pale faces" for the assistance he I Mlacon, Chalons Sur Saone of poses should be utilized and adequate- crease of money in circulation are lent in them comfortable. An ty; Sister Mary Margaret and and the entire Cham- making ly charged for. FIVE MILLION DOLLARS among the causes of high prices," Epernay introduction to an Indian from Mr. pagne country are experiencing the recommends FIGHT SALOONS. said Mr- - Ripley, "but extravagance is Nusbaum The Reading Circle Board reported The commission that TO most disastrous flood since 1S56. was better than gold and the to con- j the paramount cause. Most house-Joh- n chief saw the sun of that it had R. E. Asplund before the granting of rights Water in many villages along the that their hospi- D. Rockefeller" Hand wives will pay three to four times as secretary and manager, a position struct dams in any navigable stream, Takes a Sanone and Marne reaches to the tality never set on the white folks to Establish - a much for foods done up in fancy he has occupied since the Circle was the whole stream, or at least such and Helps Newspa- roofs of The loss thus introduced. in pacuages as tney win tor tne same dwellings. property founded. part as will be affected by the pro- pens Virginia. wiil run into millions of francs. For- The tallyho which left Santa Fe at - iooas wunoui me inns. The board endorsed the work of posed construction should be survey- the loss of life has been 2 a. m., arrived here before the sun- Va. Jan. 24. According to No in Price of Stock. tunately Professor John J. Vaughn, professor ed; that, it constitutional auuioriiy Norfolk, Change small. rise march. Mr. Williams in charge - reliable John D. Rocke- of of the New Mexico Col- therefor exists the grants should au- information, Kansas City, Jan. 24. Buyers rep- I of was the of all who fail history 0 Avalanches in Switzerland. it envy had war or feller several months ago gave $5,000,-00- the were lege of Agriculture and Mechanic thorize the secretary of the resenting packers at the Bernes Jan. 24. Im- ed to wear a fur coat for the early to aid - Switzerland, in for a other officials to the charge in the fight being waged stock yards early today to take ad- a - Arts, preparing publication regulate Anti-Saloo- n mense has been done by morning breeze had sting- in it that the saloon by the of damage of a brief history of for the power furnished consumers against vantage any reduction in the price A ava- was not with weath- manuscript ana orgam--; floods in Switzerland. dozen compatiable the New Mexico for the of and should reserve to Con-gre- league otner temperance of livestock, but there was no purpose expressly was that a lanches are reported in which sev- er reports of Observers Linney and the newcomer to the Ter- the to amend or It stipulated usual change in quotations. It is said right alter, of was to be used eral chalets were engulfed. Sloan at the Santa Fe weather bureau. local historical facts portion this money to be the purpc.Se of the to ritory with the repeat. vari- - packers and Then Rain. Mr. Williams showed such dexterity in establishing newspapers in lay in a big of livestock Blizzard which otherwise it would be difficult Railroad Rates. suppiy - Will Lower OUS OI me Jan. 24. Yestjer- in finding the trails which provided for such newcomer to The siaies uuiuu. should urices fall. T?nt farmers and Rheims, France, gather. While not denying the tendency of But the bulk of the money neces-- j da''s snow storm was scceeded tQ- - ozone toT the lungs of his partv and ' ranchers it Is said will ston shinnine history is being published chapter by ' ' ,i v.. fol- - river improvements to lower railroad sary to establish the was to be tv, t k .,.. day oy loireauai ..!n.iaius and the those of people In carriages that in the New Mexico Journal - plants tj,rv'.7 chapter rates the commission holds It undesir- furnished individuals. Three of Marne is rising rapidly. Tours sur lowed the tallyho homeward yester-- of ' by prices at the stock yards. Practical- Education. river sim- is ten rtay via Nambe Falls is said the able to expend money upon the states to start papers almost ly all the labor unions in Marae under water and houses that it decided not to this city - The board nel s0ieiv fOF this effect on rates. ultaneously are Virginia, Florida and have fallen. A score of other build- order of Past Master of Path Finders in where have now enlisted in the crusade conntv institutes counties Tlift fimdoniaTital nritorinn it savs Washington. In Virginia the paper ings will probably collapse. will be conferred upon him. schools held. The ! against high prices. summer, normal are it be a railway or a waterway, is known as the Virginian, is to be In Mr. or On Rroofs Crying for Help. the tallyho party were and board also considered tne matter ,h.ri Pniiatriirted or imnroved. will each and will he - printed Monday L. Chalons, Sur Saon, Jan. 24. The Mrs. Wakeley,- Mr. Davis, Mr. Drew, successful work in j J. MARTINEZ. THIRD giving credits for b profitable investment. Pointing published six clays of the week. j VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA. dyke at Saon Au Dubois broke last Mr. and Mrs. Pankey, Miss Lawhon, It is also stipulated, it is said that j The Miss Miss Mr. inn unr.i tne next meennsr. evening, inundating the village. Martin, Dysart with arilv reduced rates and continued in order to have the use of Mr. streets of Chalons are under water Williams as chief driver. Several applications for certificates com-- 1 Rockefeller's is not Follows Two Other Members of His them upon a lower basis until money the .paper and two persons were drowned. Hun- - At 4 o'clock a second party compos- - uiii icauicia wcic ueiu uiiuci tiu" been to be issued on where Family to Grave Within peting water lines have driven Sunday, except dreds of persons are on the roofs of ed of Dr. John P. Wagner, his two commission conditions make it Fortninht. out of business, the imperative. their nearly submerged homes, cry- sons, Harold and Rupert Wagner, and recommends that when a rate is once The Richmond Virginian is capital- "it even appearing that a signature of ing for help. Boats are being used by a newspaper man, left for the pueblo reduced a railroad the rate should ized at $125,000, but it is boasted that Juan Lujan y Martinez died of pneu- 8 an endorser had been forged. by rescuing parties. arriving here about a.m. They re- not be to be raised again, there are "many millions behind it." monia at 4 o'clock this morning at his No Boozers for Census Work. permitted $400,000 Voted for Relief. ported that they found large quanti- unless, after hearing by the interstate home of the Canon road. Mr. Marti- ties of on the out. Census Supervisor Paul A. F. Wal- LIBERALS MADE GOOD Paris, Jan. 24. Premier Briand, in liquid air way commerce commission, or other com- nez is the third member of his family Doctor his were ter announces that he will not recom- SHOWING ON SATURDAY. the Chamber of Deputies, which met Wagner and party it should be found that to succumb to pneumonia within a log-fir-e mend for appointment as enumerators petent body, by lamp light today, inrtoduced a bill entertained at a by Chief ex- such proposed increase rests upon period of fifteen days. He was born Antonio any persons who are known to be Retained Fifteen Seats Previous- appropriating $400,000 for the relief Domingo to whom they were conditions other than the They in Santa Fe 41 years ago and was edu- Mr. cessive users of intoxicants and there- changed Held in Sev- of the sufferers. It was Ow- introduced by Nusbaum. elimination or decrease of water com- ly Contest for cated in the schools here. He follow- passed. fore liable to become drunk while enteen. to the of getting food Hot coffee and rolls were served by most essential require- ed and was a suc- ing difficulty taking the census. As the law limits petition. The Jan. 24. agricultural pursuits into market have in- Indian dignataries to their pale and of water London, The Liberals ma? cessful farmer. He leaves a widow the city, prices the time for taking the census to ment for their increase their score to another element of shivering friends in a "salle a manger" no to be the establish- terially owing and five three sons and two creased, adding thirty days chances can be taken traffic is asserted elec- children, classes. It is on the other side of the square. A fine be-- today's returns from Saturday's distress to the poorer on enumerators who are liable to fall ment of harmonious' relations daughters. e Indian woman tion for members of Parliament. They estimated that twenty-fiv- thousand looking young with the and water lines. In The funeral will take place at 8 a. by wayside. jtween railways retain fifteen seats previously held laborers have been thrown out of em- laugning eyes and still more laughing Good Roads Work. case of water routes in. from the Cathedral. Di practically every out of a total of seventeen contests. Wednesday the floods. It is now smile saw that the tenderfeet who Clinton J. Crandall are the rector Hanson, of the Under- ployment by Superintendent the boats operated, report David Lloyd George, chancellor of Wagner believed that the Eiffel tower, the came there to get warm were allowed has offered to the Territorial Good In will have says, in connection and harmony the exchequer and author of the bud taking Establishment, charge foundations of which were threatened to go close to the blazing logs in the Roads Commission the use of commission of the funeral thirty with railway lines. The get which led to the elec- arrangements. no in open fire place. Cochiti Pueblos to work on the Santa general by the water, is longer danger. believes transportation facilities will tions was but his re- Mass at 9:30. Scenic majority SUGAR The rivers Rhone and Loire are Highway pass- be staill further promoted by compell- TRUST OFFICIAL i was 146 less than last time. ported to be falling and the situation Father Haelterman, the Catholic ing through Santo Domingo, Cochiti rates and pro-ratin- g agree- ASKS FOR IMMUNITY. ing joint Troy-es- , priest and pastor, celebrated high other Indian In- is improved at Lyons, Limoges, and villages. The ments, through bills of lading, and mass in the church at 9:30 a. dians will in at La CHOSE HIS FATHER'S GRAVE Asserts That He Had Be Annecy and Auxerre. village go camp Bajada physical connection between rail and Appeared m. There was a crowd in and will be to work FOR SUICIDE ATTEMPT. fore Grand on large the put reducing the water terminals. the Jury Several men to THIRTY-ON- E church, the going the left' or over La hill, Occasions. ARE DEAD ' grade Bajada twenty side wo- miles south of Santa Fe. The Com- But Cold Weather at Cincinnati' Coun- AND TWO MISSING. gospel of the church and the TWENTY-THRE- E JAPANESE mission is also a teracted the Effect of the New 24. at. men to the risht or epistle side. A getting ready camp BY York, Jan. Charles ARRESTED OFFICERS. Poison. x Santa Fe man who stood a for convicts who will be put to work Heike, secretary of the American Forty-si- Others Were Injured in newspaper 24. I little too close to the center of the on the road soutu of Thornton next Cincinnati, Jan. Earl Kaufman, Sugar Refining Company, sought to--1 Wreck at Spanish River, Accused of the 23 church incurred the- of a week. Violating Regulation years old, chose his father's grave day to avoid prosecution for alleged Canada. j displeasure Fish Hatchery. for Protection of Birds of yesterday as a place to attempt to sugar under-weighin- g frauds on the lormer inaian cniei or governor wno Game and Fish Warden Thomas P, Plumage. commit suicide. This fact caused claim of having taken an "immunity Toronto, Ont., Jan. 24. Thirty-on- e let everyone know that although shorn Gable received assurance from Dele- him to fail in his purpose. Physi- bath". When Heike was arraigned dead, two missing and forty-si- x in- - of his spurs he could still "ride in gate to Congress W. H. Andrews that Washington, Jan. 24. Twenty-thre- e cians who attended him said the ac- this morning his counsel presented jured is the total toll of the Spanish the saddle." He pressed the press he will seek to have incorporated an Japanese have been arrested on tion of the poison which Kaufman the plea that his client had appeared river disaster of Friday night. Both representative to one side and said: appropriation for $2,500 Ifor a fish the Hawaiian islands under the regu- swallowed was retarded by the cold several times before the grand jury coaches have been raised from the "If you want any foolishness around and of de- removed. There hatchery in New Mexico in the sun lations preventing the destruction of damp the cemetery and which , Investigated the sugar frauds river and the dead here I don't." This caused a titter dry civil appropriation bill. The site . birds of plumage. They will be clared that had the poison been taken and was therefore entitled to immun- - may be a few bodies in the river, but among the members of the Santa Fe ' I in warm not inclined . turned over to the United States a room, death would have ity. The court took the matter under this the officials are to t (Continued on Pago Eight.) marshal at Honolulu for trial. come quickly. advisement. admit. (Continued on Page Seven.) 'vittee

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HilH.1 jJSBWZSSEBSESSa ESSES 1 rue n ah v onmyn no a IHftftP Established 1856. Old Wheat MIL UKILI iiUUilU Ul . jh mill!. Incorporated 1903 1 WANDER BACK. (By Hanlon Leonard Fisher) WE AGAIN OFFER TO Imperial My Babies, O! My Babies, wander OUR MAN if PATRON back! The Christmas Tree is hung again Jersey Cream wiih gold; With all the gifts you loved, the n Si I ri An new, the old; Exceptional Opportunity And whispered words await you- i Pansv wander back. My Babies, O! My Babies bring me Added to the Long List due 1 COMMENCING MONDAY JANUARY 17. Bobolink back Your kisses and your laughing lips to This Famous Remedy. again ; Oronogo, Mo. "I was simply a ner 1 AND CONTINUING. FOR TWO Abo VARIETY FRESH YEAST The years shall be forgot, forgot vous wreck. I could not walk across WEEKS ONLY OUR ENTIRE LINE the pain, the lloor without And arms shall my heart tluttering aching press you 1 could not even wander back. ' and WE GIVE CASH REGISTER TICKETS receive a letter. CASH PURCHASES Every month I had I WITH ALL My Babies, O! My Babies, will you such a bearing (town come? sensation, a-- ; if the uslin Underwear The candles the lower parts would bnrn, stockings out. E. are all filled; fall Lydia We have marked down and voices Pinkham's Vegeta- thesegoods they (So strange your piping ble Compound has will be sold below the manufacture cost. Co should be stilled!) Every- 6 done my nerves a in line Winter and the offered is and rocery Here hang the painted trumpet I great deal of good thing bright stylish. .:::" No. 40 J: Or,:?-- j Southeast Corner plaza, Santa Fe. Telephone the drum. Lu and hns also relieved Come early aid makeyour selection while the My Babies. How the Christmas Night the bearing down. 1 recommended it stock is and the is black, to some friends and two of them have complete get best value ever been benefited .Mrs. You will not, ah; you will not wan- creatly by it." offered the people of banta Fe. Mae ik KNiniiT, Oronogo, Mo. der back. Another !rntei'ul Woman. St. Louis Mirror. St. Louis, Mo. "1 was bothered terribly with a female weakness and MIIH CFF FOR 01 Big Ranch Sale The Lucas &. Rey- had backache, bearing down pains and CALL nolds ranch on Black River, Eddy pains in lower parts. I began taking BROS. COMPANY E. Pinkham's Com- county, has heen sold for $150,000 to Lydia Vegetable pound regularly and used the Sanative HI AND FULL LINEOF Jefferson D. Hagier, of Fort Worth, Wash and now 1 have no more troubles THE FINEST Tex. The ranch covers 1,500 acres. that way." Mrs. Ai.. Hkkzoo, 5722 New Jail for Tucumcari Quay Prescott Ave., St. Louis, Mo. FOR HALF A CENTURY county commissioners have author- Because your case is a diHicu.t one, done no ized an issue of $10,000 honds for a doctors having you good, THE LEADING DRY GOODS do not continue to suffer without PHONE 36 P. O. BOX 219 new at Tucumcari for which I. H. jail giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable HOUSE IN THE CITY. Diamonds, Watches, CIookh Rapp, architect of Santa Fe, is draw- Compound a trial. 1 1 surely has cured ing the nlans. many cases of female ills, such as in- TTni lli TIT m mi iiiiii iiiiimi Silverware, Deco- Texico Has Its Weekly Fire The flammation, ulceration, displacements, Jewelry, Coke and Osborne residences at Tex- fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic bearing-dow- n fawmvMimwwvt county, were badly dam- pains, backache, that rated China, Novelties, ico, Curry feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and ner- aged by a Are last week, although vous prostration. It costs but a trifle Leather hard work by a bucket brigade pre- to try it, and the result is worth mil- THE SAME OLD Leather and Ebony vented total destruction of the two lions to many suffering women. STORY buildings. DEAR FRIENDS: Goods. Anti-Saloo- n Rally at Raton Yes- at Raton, Dr. B. S. McGowan, I TriDino During the past week, we have had so terday u;Mnp) oirv of our Friends MANUFACTURER president of the New Mexico Normal many coiniDg to us with University at Las Vegas made the old story of a DULL RAZOR, and JEWELER in two churches at Raton, the experience of so many of those pitz and toeether with Superintendent J. Denver, Colo., Jan. 24. unpleasant shaves. We are glad to say C. Seder of the Anti-Saloo- n League, Weather forecast for New that we were able to send ihem away addressed a mass meeting in the Mexico: Tonight partly cloudy from our Store pleased and happy. afternoon. and warmer. Tuesday fair in HOW DID "V7E DO THIS TOU ASK TANNER & FURRIER Caught Thief Promptly. Norman south portion. Rain or snow "Listen, We absolutely gnarantee tc TAXIDERMIST, Margah, working on Edgar's goat in north portion and colder. in the of or near was arrested any person City Santa Fe, Every Description of work in our line done to order ranch Lordsburg vicinity a MODERN COMBINATION while making for the Mexico boun- Getting Together From reports, GAME HEADS MOUNTED e RAZOR STROP UPON TEN DAYS on the of stealing a lot seems as if Fort Sumner and Sunny-sia- a dary charge will old Artistic Taxidermy and Ladies' Fur Repairing Specialty of bedding, camp equipage and a gold are at last getting together. TRIAL, that sharpen any Raaor Send for for and lining chain belonging to H. A. Reynolds. Postoflice Inspector Crawford of Al- thatycu mayposess and can be operated prices tanning to a small We will and hides for and robes Margah confessed and was sent buquerque, attended a mass meeting by Boy. be pleased to furs rugs jail for ninety at which it was resolved that the give you a demonstration of this all kinds day. Strop Highest prices paid for raw furs of Sensational Arrests at Deming As name of the postoflice shall be Fort any f me you nnd it convenient to call, mmmm.ttr - nRMi rr w General E. S. a conductor on the South- Sumner. It is at b 436 Canon Road M IM r Clark, Sunnyside present. and would pleappd to have you bring Phon Black 19 r n f VjUHIVIUCT Merchandise ern from train at Snowfall Bulletin The SANTA FE, N. M. Pacific, stepped his Colorado your "OLD RAZOR" and let us put an Deming, he was arrested by two Colorado snowfall bulletin just re- on it for you. secret' service men on the charge of ceived by the local weather bureau tdge conspiracy to smuggle Chinese from gives some inkling 01 the probabili- Mexico into the United States. N. W ties of flood on the San Juan and Shine, a conductor on a freight train Rio Grande. It says: xa the region was arrested on the same charge. drained by the Rio Grande, the snow- Ghost Hunting at Raton A crowd fall has been greater than for the Undertaker and Embalier of seventy-fiv- e or more people, who Corresponding pqriqd last year as , Weed had gathered at the vacant Fulbright well as greater than the average. In !1 V at Raton to a who San HARDWARE CO. s J. D. MULLIGAN property slay ghost the region of the Juan and its had disturbed several tenants who tributaries the fall has been unusual 1 1 had moved out on account of the vis ly heavy." Phone Have Phone Given Careful If It's Hardware It No its of his ghostship, were driven Rain and Colder Rain and colder I i No 14 14 FUNERALS Personal Attention from the property by its owner be- weather are predicted for tomorrow fore the time that the ghost usually in New Mexico. Tonignt is to be RESIDKNOR VT 1 QQ RED and warmer. Yester- NIGHT PHONE "" 100 0FFI?PHONE 130 appeared. partly cloudy Four Deaths at Silver City The day and Saturday were again ideal PICTURE FRAMING TASTEFULLY AND SATISFACTORILY DONE. Silver City Enterprise last week re- days and the relative humidity yes- to 55 corded the following four deaths : Cap- terday morning was down per WHOLESALE com- cent. The maximum temperature in AND RETAIL tain Edward Bates Eno, a stock a! Wood mission broder who died of heart fail- the shade was 54 degrees, in the sun 86 minimum RATON ure. Mrs. Lawrence E. Lindsey, wife degrees. The last night was A of J. R. Lindsey, secretary of the St. ol degrees. year ago today Yankee: it was warm and cloudy. The Screened Louis and Southern Railroad Com- partly cerrillos Lump maximum was 51 TRY OUR pany. "William Petty, aged 45, a na temperature degrees GflUDffl the minimum 32 and the sun- Alfa lea tive of and Mrs. Hattie degrees Coal all Coal. Steam Coal. Kentucky, shine 50 cent. Anthracite Sizes, Smithirg Wicker, aged. 48, a native of Lincoln per J. D. Head Sawed Wood and Kindling, Center, Kansas. Injunction Against Biern-bau- m MONTEZUMA AVENUE Amelia Biernbaum and E. H. Near A. T. & S. F. Depot. CAPITAL COAL YARD. Also Good for Chickens a tem- of Mora, have obtained 85 Telephone 85 Deafness Cannot Be Cured porary injunction out of the district Telephone SOLE AGENTS FOR by local applications, as they cannot court at Las Vegas, to restrain J. D. reach the diseased portion of the ear. Hand of Los Alamos, from going upon International Stock Food There is only one way to cure deaf- and constructing ditches on certain ness, and that is by constitutional lands im Mora county. The tract cov- Unsurpassed Chocolates Wholesale and Retail Dealers in LEO HERSCH remedies. Deafness is caused by an ers 2,500 acres. inflamed condition of the mucous lin- Raided a Hop Joint Mounted Po- ing of the Eustachian Tube. When liceman J. A. Beal of Deming and Leras Made in New Mexico. Grain, Potatoes, Flour, Hay, this tube is inflamed you have a rumb- Line Rider Ash last week raided the ling sound or imperfect hearing und wash house of Sing Sing at Lords- Salt ani when it is entirely closed, Deafness is burg. They found it occupied by sev- FRESH STOCK JUST RECEIVED the and unless the inflamma- a local official an result, eral women, and FOR SALE ASK FORA THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GRAIN HOUSE IN SANTA PE. tion can be taken out and this tube re- other white man. They confiscated FISCHER DRUG COMPANY stored to its normal condition, hear- a canfull of stuff that looked like ONLY AT SAMPLE ing will be destroyed forever; nine opium but which the Chinaman de- cases out of ten are caused by Ca- clared was a meat sauce. ram tarrh, which Is nothing but an inflam- condition of the mucous It is an admitted itwA taut es- DIAMONDS wvrC"ES ed surface. real it IS have it Ha Qm YONTZ We will give One Hundred Dollars tate, financial men and merchants all for case of Deafness eay that and best results ale Uivory MANUFACTURER OF quickest any (caused by A COMPLETE STOCK OF SINGLE night Price. and catarrh) that cannot be cured by obtained by advertising in the New MEXICAN FILIGREE J" i Mexican. SURREY & SADDLE HORSES Right Goods by Up-t- Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir RIGS, Right Serviso WtLWT Date Methods culars, free. WILLIAMS & RISING P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS 310 San Francisco St. Phone Red 139 Cut China and Silverware Sold by Druggists, 75c. PAZO OINTMENT la guaranteed to cure Class, Take Hall's Pills for any caaeof Itching, Blind Bleeding or Pro. No Contagious disease allowedjln our hacks 345 San Francisco 8t. SANTA FE, N. M. Family trudlng Piles In 6 to 14 days or imoney re- funded. 59c. NOTICE

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GOOD NEWS. ner as guests of John Hays Hammond. NEW He also dined with all the governors Many Santa Fe Readers Have Heard at the White House. New Mexico Military Institute" , It and Profited Thereby. Uncle Sam is Real Cruel. IB ROSWELL. NEW MEXICO. Some two hundred aright young Col Weat Point of th fcouthweat 111 - Th "Good news travels fast." and the men hired by Gifford Pinchot as for- j That Slop iCH'lp-JTtfZff- War thousands of bad back sufferers in est rangers and to to ,8 Armv Officers Detailed by Department 1 sent college CLASS SCUOOL IN Santa Fe are glad to learn that prompt learn the business, will be informed To chect early rolflsorGrfpr with "Provi-ntirg- " Army Inspectors RANK Hi' iiu. sure li. t fur lmMimnniu. To a cold within a sal- slop "A." relief is their reach. Many It is when they attempt to collect their with Prevent ics is saf.T than to lot it nm aii'l Iw Considerably in the ii i weak and achinz back Is bad no aries next cannot oiiii. to ur it afterwards To ttesur... Through Academic course, preparing young lame., pay day that they will cure a deeply rnM. Ixit ' more, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills. Public Eye These Winter be educated at the expense of the tik- ti earls ut tli smwze ftni th-- v l,renk. or men for college or for business life. Great the- are the news early cnlila. That's surely better. , location Our citizens telling good government, and, furthermore, they T hat s why they are called PreveMirs. amount of open air work. Healihlew Old Days 1'r. of their experience with the cannot draw salaries while they are little Candy Cold Cures. No Onln- - of any Ml lltary School In the Union. Located is an Itie. no Dhysie. nothiti sickenintr. N'ioe fur tha Quaker Remedy. Here example learning the duties they were employ- children and thoroughly safe fto. If you feel n the beautiful Pecos Valley the garden worth reading: ed to jierform. So the of chilly, if you sneeze, if you ache all over, think of: of 3,700 KEIFER'S STATEHOOD SPEECH comptroller I'reventics. .Promptness may also save hulf your spot of the West at an e'evatloc Fria street, an- sickness. Locario Lopez, Agua the treasury decides in a decision And don't forget your child, if feet above sea level, sunshine everv day, but N. have had there is feverishness, nichtor day. Herein proli- - iSanta Fe, M., says: "I nounced. . lies I'reventics' greatest eilieieiicy. Sold in Ittie rain or snow during sessiou. no severe return of kidney trouble The rangers are the short fx- hoxesfor tie- - pocket, also in boxes of Two Hundred Forest Rangers attending Prevention. Insist ou your druirzisti Kivinu vou Eleven Officers and Instructc', all gradu since using Doan's Kidney Pills sev- courses at the of Washing- WhoWUl Not University ates from statdard eastern colleges. Ten eral years ago. Now and then I have Get Their ton, the of the University Montana, furnished, heated, lighted noticed a slight attack of backache, Salaries. Utah College, and the bulidlngs, throughly Agricultural all but at such times Doan's Kidney Pills University of Colorado. and modern Ip respects. relief. REGENTS E. A. Cahoon, President; W have given quick and positive of New The disbursing officers of the for- twenties Special Correspondence the Fcr a time I was made miserable have G, Hamilton, Vice President; J. Phelps White, long Mexican. estry service been instructed not STRIPLING BURROWS CO. of complaint and my Treasure.-- ; W. M. Atkinson and W by spells kidney D. 24. to pay the salaries of these young Secretary, that I Washington, C, Jan. Repre- - back often so lame and painful men while they are attending the col- A Fllyan I did not sentative Keifer, Republican, of Ohio, the enumeration will be such that an could scarcely do anything. leges, and the young men themselves ; For and Illustrated catalogue I said upon the passage of the bills ad- enumerator could not make fair U r--: . .''-r- 1 particulars sleep well and no matter whether have been informed that will be address. the mitting' New Mexico and Arizona to they were lying down or standing up, expected to go to work for their living COL. JAS. W. WILLSON. statehood: j estanushed. trouble was in evidence. The kidney at the moment. earliest possible This announcement was made Superintendent. secretions annoyed me both day and "Mr. Speaker, I expect to vote for McCabe by s Acting Forester is named this it creates two new-state- Census Director Durand Saturday, in night by their irregularity in passage bill, although as the person who discovered that the in out of is not order to counteract the deterrent ef--! and there was a heavy sediment territory that very forestry bureau was carrying the 1 tried The of ter- feet upon applications for enumera-- ; them. After several remedies thickly populated. regions names of 200 young students in for- I will these two tors" places in the far west and south-- j had failed to help me, procured ritory that comprise estry on the rolls as rangers while QJO CAL.IEJITR flOT SPRINGS. Bur- states have waited sixty-tw- o west states of the widely circulated Doan's Kidney Pills at Stripling, for about ! were He wired they attending college. and erroneous statement that cap- - rows & Co.'s store and they lived years for admission, after they were off per are the richest alkalin Hot Springs in the drug disbursing officers to cut them the ita rates of iwv were tn lip in These celebrated Hot Springs to all the claims made for them. I expected to be brought into statehood. then the matter world. The efficiency of these waters up rolls, and reported lhe sr)arsev nonulated reeions named. located in the midst of the Ancient have never hesitated to say a good Senator Thomas Hart Benton says to the of has been throughly tested by the ac- secretary agriculture. j xhe classification of Rates. Cliff Dwellings, twenyt-flv- e miles west word for Doan's Kidney Pills when the that the war. with Mexico was to stat- - miraculous cures attested to in the Secretary Wilson could find no ,n tw connection the director has has occurred." quire this territory to make into slave of Taos and fifty miles north of Santa following diseases: Paralysis, Rheu- opportunity issued to census de- dealers. Price 50 states at once. He that those the supervisors a Bar-anc-o For sale by all says pay these young men, and asked the Fe, and about twelve miles from matism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Bright's n tailed statement of the classification cents. Foster-Milbur- Co., Buffalo, who got up that war did not want to Station, on the Denver and Rio Disease of the Kidneys, Syphilitic comptroller for advice. of rates for the New York, sole agents for the United have war only large enough for a adopted compensation Grande Railroad, from which point a and Mercurial Affections. Scrofula, Comptroller Tracewell announced of cen- of to territories enumerators in the Thirteenth Com-nlaint- s. States. treaty peace acquire his decision. He says in effect, the daily line of stage runs to the springs. Catarrh, La Grippe, all Female name Doan's and from poor Mexico, but not sus, commencing April 15 next. Remember the large doubts as to the legality of the The temperature of these waters is etc. Board, lodging and bath to make for grave There rates take no other. enough aspirants the pres- that disturbed Mr. McCabe are three general the from 90 to 122 degrees. The gases are ing $2.50 per day; $15 per week; $50 of United If payments and idency the States. this affect him also. In his search of the per capita, the mixed, the per carbonic. Altitude 6.000 feet. Climate per month. Stage meets Denver ROSWELI.. statement was diem. TO AND FROM was true, there great statutes he has been unable to find very dry and delightful the entire trains and waits for Santa Fe train made wltn Automobile No of terri- attrac- Connection disappointment. part any authorizes such pay- The first and second general rates year round. There is now a commod upon request. This resort is for Roswell daily, anything that line at Torrance tory acquired from Mexico at the end ments. have five subdivisions each. ious hotel for the convenience of in tive at all seasons and is open all Automobile leaves Torrance for Ros- of that war ever became slave, and Louis Ilfeld is here, as he says, "to The per diem rates range from $3 valids and tourists. People suffering winter. Passengers for Ojo Caliente well 4 a. and arrives at Roswell General was at ni., Zachary Taylor elected valise." to $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5.50 and from consumption, cancer and other can leave Santa Fe at 9 a. m. and noon. Automobile leaves Ros- take statehood home in his $5, $6, and at 12, president in 1848, and Franklin contagious diseases, are not accepted. reach Ojo Caliente at 5 p. m., the 1 m. and ar- are to be paid for a day of eight well for Torrance at p. Pearce in 1852, the latter defeating These contain 1,626.24 same For further m. The WAGE SCALE FOR hours' work. w?ers grains day. particulars rives at Torrance at 10 p. General Winfield Scott the same year. of to CENSUS ENUMERATORS. For enumerators on alkaline salts the gallon, being address: fare between Santa Fe and Torrance Scott and were the per capita and Taylor distinguished basis which will be that most is $5.80 and between Torrance commanders in the Mexican war. widely ANTONIO Roswell $10. Reserve seats on auto- There Will Be Three Classes Graded used, the pay for each inhabitant is: JOSEPH, Proorietor. "On 2, 1848, the treaty of 2 - N iW mobile by wire. J. W. Stockard, February According to Nature of District Class A, 2 cents; class B, 2 cents; Ojo Coantv- Guadalupe-Hidalg- o was concluded. Client. Tao. He Counts. class C, 3 cents; class D, 3 1-- 2 cents, that the United States ac- - The New Mexican Printing Com- By treaty D. 24. The and class E. 4 cents. Such enumera- j New Mex- Washington, C, Jan. on hand a supply of quired upper California and tors will also be paid for each farm as pany has large in- varying wage scale in different parts ico territories. The latter then follows: 20 pads and tablets suitable for acbool of the country and the differences in Class A, cents; class B, cluded substantially all the present 22 2 25 0 work, the desk, and also for lawyers the nature of extent of the local dif- cents; class C, cents; class Wells Fargo & ompan of Arizona. Then it was ex- 1-- and everywhere. We territory D, 2? 2 cents, and class E, 30 cents. merchants; good that New Mexico ficulties confronting the enumerators will sell them at 5 cents in book form. pected immediately divisions of These rates are in each case 5 cents woulid be admitted as a state in the in the larger geological the United States have influenced and or more higher than those paid in Union, where slavery would exist. 1900, when was from 15 to xpress guided United States Census Director the range MOODY'S HACK LIRE "The representative of the United Durand in the adontion of a classifica 20 cents. For each establishment of General Express Forwarders States at that treaty, Mr. N. B. Trist, tion of enumerators' rates of comnen- - i Productive industry the rate for each From in what took at the class is 30 cents. each and reporting place sation, within the limits prescribed by For barn TO treaty, stated to the secretary of state inclosure containing ; live stock, not on BARRANCA TO TAOS the United States census law enacted j 10 in a letter that the commissioners on j the is cents for each by Congress. farms, pay Meets Both North South the part of Mexico asked that there class. The different classes of rates will All Parts of the World should be a proviso in the treaty that Under the mixed which is a Bounds Trains. be so applied that in general the aver-- ! rate, the territory ceded to the United combination of and Save Wells Fa Leaves Barranca on the arrival of age enumerator will earn substan- - the per capita the Money and Inconvenience by Purchasing go States should be forever al- bound train and arries at free, alleging amount in one per diem, there are five subclasses the north as a reason that it wos dedicated to tially the same actual DOMESTIC MONEY ORDERS, TRAVELERS' Taos at 7 p. m. district as in another, even though phabetically arranged, and the per freedom by the Mexican authority. He diem is: Class F $1; G, $1.25; I, MONEY MONEY ORDERS Ten miles shorter than any other the population may be much sparser ORDERS, FOREIGN said he responded to that in scorn $1.75; and $2. For each way. Good covered hack and good in one than in the other, with other J, inhabitant the Uaitei States. Canada. Mexco by saying to the Mexican commission- the is: Class 2 2 2 Payable Tarougaout teams. conditions also different. Regard is pay F, cents; G, ers that rather than put that provision i H, 2 2 I, 2 2 and all Countries. i cents; cents; cents, Tiling- a.caa.a to Male Pas paid to the fact that prevailing wages Foreign in the treaty he would decline to take and 3 cents. For each farm: Class sangei Comfortatle, and salaries are higher in some parts J, REMITTANCES SENT BY TELEGRAPH any territory whatever; that he F, 15 cents G, 17 2 cents; H, 17 2 of the country than in others, but, j FARE would not agree to it if the territory ' cents; I and 20 cents each. For ra$5.00 aside from this, the director's aim is J, of upper California and New Mexico each establishment of in- D. to adjust the rates so as to make the productive J. BARNES. Aaent Doors. were covered over 1 foot thick in solid dustry the rate is 20 cents for each Ornamental earnings of enumerators substantially gold; that it was to be dedicated to ' class. uniform. Where the rates slavery. By the treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalg- o per capita would not sufficient the we acquired these territories, give pay, SERIES OF GRAVE diem rates are The paying $15,000,000 therefor, in addi- per prescribed. CRIMES AT SAN ANTONIO. in will be so j tion to the cost of the war, and by rates general adjusted $10,-000,0- as to a average the Gadsen purchase, paying, give slightly higher Detective Frank Newman, Shot While UVEHY STABLE amount to the enumerators than they more, we acquired, December Sitting at Supper Table, Will received in 1900. j 20, 1853, further territory from Mexi- Recover. Fine Rigs, Reliable Horses, Single diem of will ' co. The new states are made up Per rates pay be paid San Antonio, Tex., Jan. 24. Physi- census in the Buggies, Surries, Saddle Horses mainly of the orginial territory of New to the enumerators cians are confident that FranK New- Mexico, but each will include some sparsely settled rural districts of Ari- man, the detective who a few Mon- days part of the Gadsen purchase. zona, California, Colorado, Idaho, ago was fired on with a shot gun Call o and Phone 9 "Now, sixty-tw- years have elapsed, tana, Texas, Utah, Washington while sitting at the supper table, will up and we have come to dedicate it un- Wyoming. be able to leave the hospital in two der the stars and stripes of this coun- The rate will range from $5 to $G weeks. The man's rugged constitu- When in Need of Anything in the are made to from our try, under new constitutional condi- per dajr for the enumeration of the tion has overcome the shock sustain- Livery Line. Drivers Furnished perfection tions, to eternal liberty. (Applause.) rural areas outside of cities and towns. ed. It will not be :Lumber) because the wood is possible, however, and Not one foot of the territory acquired Six dollars is the highest rate author- to save his eye. The police have ar- perfect in every particular from Mexico by treaty ever became ized law. rested four but is not RATES RIGHT. from of by negroes, it free every imperfection slave. There is but one invidious The director realizes that in many thought that they were in any way cracks and I I im- - knots, warpins. thing in this bill, as read it, and districts of the far west it will be j connected with the crime. A shot gun foot of it is do not know which to it. to Every thoroughly way apply possible to secure competent men found in their possession seems to Don Caspar Avenue CMAS. - CLOSSOP! seasoned, dried and shrunk, so That is the provision in Section 3, ap- act as enumerators at a rate of com- be the clue the police authorities are it can be absolutely relied upon .plying to New Mexico, and likewise in pensation less than that being paid working on. A reward of $1000 has bycarpent3rs and builders, and Section 20, applicable to Arizona, that for ordinary classes of work in the been offered by the city for the appre- all seasible, wide-awa- ke archi- prohibits intoxicating liquors being same area, WTere enumerators in hension of the malefactors. tects hereabouts particularly taken into Indian Territory or intro- such districts paid only on the per The attempt on the life of Newman mention our Lumber in their duced there in any manner. This is capita, their compensation would be is the latest incident in a series of the language used in both sections: unreasonably low. j crimes that has lately disturbed this I FOR pacifications. - CASH DNLYTs '"The sale, barter, or giving of in- The enumerators in the thinly in- - city. As has been the case for some Charles W. Dudrow . toxicating liquors to Indians and the habited country sections of North Da-- : time past the fine winter climate and introduction into Indian country are kota, South Dakota, Nebraska and the influx of tourists have brought to With every Ten Dollar Suit we give a Monarch forever prohibited.' Kansas also will be compensated on a the city a small army of undesirables Shirt value $1.25. With every Fifteen Dollar Suit we "If this provision is not unjust to per diem basis. Certain difficult or j of all types. Severe treatment is give a of $3.50 Crosset Shoes. With not j pair every KERR'S the Indians, why make it applic- sparsely settled enumeration districts meted out to them now as soon as they Dollar Suit we a of Crosset able to the states to be created? in other states will be included j come in the hands of the law. A Twenty give pair $4.50 PLAZA BARBER SHOP Why not treat Indians and the citi- among those to which the per liem charge of vagrancy recently resulted Shoes. Thi offer only good from January 17 to 22 zens alike?" (Laughter.) rate will apply, as the conditions of in a year's sentence to the rockpile. inclusive. For 19 years the only Consideration of the legislative ap- propriation bills, executive and ju- SEL1GMAN DRY first class tonsorial parlor dicial bill was ADOLF GOODS CO Fe. appropriation begun by in aanta the proper of the house BEST VTBEATMEHT OUR NEW PITCH appropriation committee. The mem- TREATMENT bership of this committee consists of Bingham, of Pennsyl- Representatives FOB CATARRH ROSWELL-TORRANC- E is guaranteed to cure, (not only vania thei father of the house, who AUTOMOBILE 13 no to U. S. MAIL AND PA relieve Diadruff, failing hairand swears in the speaker, having had 36 There way to cure Catarrh, except purify the blood, and thus SSENGER ROUTE. other irritations. We also consecutive than do away with the cause. The symptoms may be benefited by the use of Service Established Jan. 10, 1906. ing at Roswell at 11:0 a. m. Saving scalp years service, longer washes, medicated and the use a line of all the inhalations, sprays, tobaccos, etc., through for Buick, Toledo, Passengers over 30 house between carry complete any member ever served Gillett, of of such treatment catarrh sufferers receive temporary relief and comfort. Agenta the Pope Gard-inge- r, Kissel these points over other route. aid facial tonics. Massachusetts ; Graff, of Illinois, External and local measures however cannot have any effect on the blood, md Automobiles. any p)oaUrhtir Full equipment of modern Cars In HERPICIDE, DE LUXE QUININE & HITCH of Michigan, Republicans, and and therefore their use alone is of no real curative value. Catarrh is a Shortest route between Roswell and deep-seate- d service Livingston, of Georgia, and Burleson, blood disease, and comes as the result of catarrhal matter and f.be Pecos Valley to El Paso and securing comfort to passen- Other in blood Courteous - BATHS BATHS BATHS of Texas, Democrats. impurities the circulation. These morbid matters in the Santa Fe and all In the Es-anc- gers. and expert Chauf- cause an and irritated condition of the mucous membrane or points feurs in -- inflammatory o of car. SeaU The bill for the current Valley and western New Mex-t- charge every legislative tissue lining of the cavities of the body, producing an unhealthy s9cretion, reserver on Auto to HQ BBS LAUNDRY year carries about $32,000,000, with noises in by applying Agents ringing the ears, stuffy feeling in the head and nose.'headaches, Agent of El Paso & Southwestern Phone us, we will be glad to call for your $10,000,000 added for census purposes. hoarseness, bronchial affections, watery eyes, etc. S. S. S. is the best treat- Automobiles leave Roswell at dally Railway, or to Roswell Aato Co., Ro. laundry on Mondays and Tuesdays The estimates for the fiscal year, ment for Catarrh because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers. This 1:00 p. m. with trains for and medicine removes of the from the circula- connecting well. New Mexico. .and deliveron Thursdays Fridays. 1911, are about $34,000,000. every particle catarrhal impurity El IJaso and all points on Rock Island All work is guaranteed; your Governor tion, making this vital fluid pure, fresh and healthy. Then the inflamed Baggage allowance 50 lba. Any Entertained. health-givin- Railway. socks are mended and buttons Curry Being membranes begin to heal, because they are nourished with pure, g amount of baggage can be carried Governor Curry, after a busy round a Leave 6:00 a. m. arrlv- - sewed on you shirts, without blood, every symptom disappears, and soon S. S. S. produces perfect Torrance at by notifying Company at Roswell. ; extra with the governors and joining them cure. S.S. S. does not contain any habit-formin- g drugs, which really never charge. in a visit to a can cure Catarrh, but often ruin the Book on and PHONE RED 122 PHONE RED 122 the President, was health. Catarrh any guest with all the governors to a din- - medical adTice free. XHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. J. W. STOCKARD. MANAGER 91 efotm THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN", SANTA PE, N. M. MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1910.

COUNTING THE COST. ANT A FE NEW .MEXICAN The El Paso Herald is a staunch Re- Professional Cards B. J. PALER, President J. H. VA3SH1 Cashier. publican paper in an overwhelmingly vTHE NEW MEXICAN PRINTING COMPANY PUBLISHERS. L. A. KUGKES, Viet-Presiis- J. B. BEAD, Assistant Cashier. Democratic city. Despite this condition, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.- - PAUL A. F. FRANK P. STURGES, WALTER, business its Editor and President. Vice President. it has put out of only . PAUL A. F. WALTER JOHN K. STAUFFER, Secretary-Treasurer- J Democratic evening contemporary and has three times the suDscnpers ana Attorney-at-La- Entered as Second Class Matter at the Santa Fe Postoffice. Santa Fe, ... New Mexico influence of its Democratic morning OF SANTA FE. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily, six months, by mail $3.75 This is a demonstration E. C. ABBOTT 25 competitor. Pally per week by carrier wide-ope- n Weekly, per year 2.00 even in a Attorney-at-La- Daily, month, carrier 75 that decency pays in per by 1.00 The Oldest Banking Institution Practice in the District and Su- mail 65 Weekly, six months town like El Paso, for the Herald has Daily, per month, by New Mexico. in 1870 preme Courts. and careful Daily, mail 7.00 Weekly, per quarter 75 in its Established Prompt per year, by been unflinching opposition attention given to all business. to race track gambling, against Santa Fe, xew Mexico OFFICIAL PAPER OF SANTA FE COUNTY. .... licensed immorality, against all the Capital Stock, $150,000 The New Mexican is oldest in New Mexico. It is. sent to evils that are the marks of new cities and Undivided... CHARLES F. EASLEY the newspaper Surplus Profits, 75,000 s ; which themselves upon (Late Surveyor every postoffice in the Territory, and has a large and growing pride being General) wide-ope- n and having no regard for Transacts a business in all its branches. Attorney-at-La- among the intelligent and progress ive people of the Southwest. general banking the laws of God or man when it comes Loans on most favorable terms on all kinds of Land and Mining business a spec vice and money the to indulgence of pleasure. sells bonds and ialty. fetf A.&X- - ac- personal and collateral security. Buys and New Mexico UN1QN The Herald's strength can only be Santa Fe, .... counted for by the fact, that even in stocks in all market for its customer. Buys and sells & CATRON cities like El Paso the law abiding, domestic and foreign exchange and makes telegraphic transfer CATRON are in vast and Counsellors-at-La- DEMOCRATS STAND AGAINST does not dare go out on the street. decent, moral people the of of world on liberal terms Attorneys money to all parts the civilized as Office: Catron Block DECENCY. If she did she would be arrested. majority. The Herald, in its crusade ob- as are given by any money transmiting agency public or Santa New Mexico Then, when this Congress offers to against all kinds of vice and moral Fe, .... The trend of those who formulate to a horror liquity in its Saturday's issue takes private. Interest allowed on time deposits at the rate of three Democratic doctrines, has been often pass legislation prevent G. VOLNY HOWARD which the devil would be ashamed of, a stand in favor of Prohibition. It cent per annum, on six months' or time. Liberal In favor of "personal liber- per years and Consellor-at-La- should we over a doubtful says : f Attorney ty" that borders on licentiousness. why higgle advances made on consignments livestock and products, in Courts of of constitutional "Prohibition lecturers have been Practice all Territory Tt i nnlv rprpntlv that. Norman Mack question possible i he bank executes all orders of its in the line, fu-- talking for a long time against the patrons banking Speaks Spanish and the National Monthly declared construction by the courts in the booze habit, in an effort to dissuade and aims to extend to them as liberal treatment in all respects, 'Phone 192 Black ...... - 11 ft L 11V xuikvi Rooms 18 and Block lvinutiui Mr. I can not conceive, the public away from 'the demon rum' as is consistent with and the of sound bank- - 19, Laughlin ly vote for local option or prohibition, Speaker, safety principles Santa New Mexico from my humble one leg- and all its little sisters and brothers Fe, .... a doctrine that must be pretty hard to standpoint, Safety deposit boxes for rest. The patronage of the civ- in the demon line, and sometimes they ing. swallow for Democrats in eastern New itimate reason that can justify a 3 have come out with some pretty as- public is respecfully solicited. RENEHAN & DAVIES Prohibition south. ilized man in voting, against this bill. ' Mexico or in the but of 3 A. B. Renehan E. P. Davies the national leaders of Demo- tounding arguments, hardly any Among them have been as forcible as that Attorneys-at-La- have been such men as A BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. cracy always with which an Ohio merchant comes Practice in the Supreme and Dis- chieftains or owners of to of the Tammany It is up the opponents the to bat. trict Courts. Mining and Land Law a resorts in Indiana, or sa- commission form of for gambling government "He walks right up to the plate, specialty. Office in Catron Block. loons at Buffalo, who believe it is a Santa Fe to demonstrate at the - - - April shows them just what the game costs Santa Fe New Mexico crime to prohibit gambling by law, or election that is under it possible the and tells them exactly what he is to enforce laws restricting the sale of form of gov- G. W. PRICHARD present antiquated city willing to do for all men who are will- intoxicants. Now comes the Demo- ernment to elect a business adminis- and Consellor-at-La- ing to quit visiting the thirst parlors THE HOTEL Attorney cratic party in Congress and opposes tration. Unless a and a in mayor city and booze emporiums and turn over Practice all the District Courts a Republican measure that council are elected who will vehemently give the to him the value of the money they and gives special attention to cases is to put an end to the white slave old town a business administration, have been in the daily habit of sliding before the Territorial Supreme Court. as far as can do this WIL-LIA- trade Congress the tax payers will force the adoption over to the VAUGHN pROP, Office: Laughlin Blk Santa Fe, N. M. interstate com- the polished mahogany through controlling of the commission form of govern- man white in front of the merce. Sims last in the apron Representative ment before another local election mirror. One of the Best Hotels in the West C. W. G. WARD the advocacy of plate glass week, put Republican rolls around. That the commission "He has come out in his paper with Territorial District Attorney this measure very forcibly, as can form is especially adapted to cities Cuisine and Lrtrge Sample For San Miguel and Mora Counties his advertisement and here is the way - be from the following from be Table Service Room for Com- . - - - gathered that are supposed to "dead," is it reads: Las Vegas, New Mexico the Congressional Record: affirmed the Technical World Mag- Unex mercial Travelers by " 'Anyone who drinks three drinks of celled Mr. Sims. Now, this act is supple- azine for February, which has no pre- - HOLT & SUTHERLAND ' whisky a day for one year and pays not in sub- iiiHifioc nno, wa-i- it iVia rvtViOT" Tf CQvc SANTA PE, NEW MEXICO WASHINGTON AVENUE Attorneys-at-La- mental to state laws, and 10 cents a drink for it can have in ex- does not "The commission form of Practice in the District Courts as version of them. It suspend government change at store: has worked of my well as before them, but only strengthens them in the miracle making 200 lbs. sugar, the Supreme Court of a granulated the object and purpose for which the dead cities wake. Lazarus like, 25 lbs. coffee. the territory. were and it should score of American have Las Cruces. - - - New Mexico state laws passed, municipalities 20 lbs. tea. AMERICAN AND I thrown the shroud a& soon as pass. Did we not last winter and aside 20 lbs. raisins, EUROPE AN PLAN Alabama business have been WILLIAM McKEAN thing the gentleman from principles inject- 50 lbs. prunes, ed. Attorney-at-La- and the gentleman from Georgia voted The cities did not always admit 50 lbs. rice. in aid of dead ; not one real- v and Land Law. for it pass a law directly they were but 1 bbl. crackers. Mining Did izes it is much alive. Taos New Mexico the states on the liquor question? today alive, very 00 lbs. hominy, ..... bill of the cities which within the you not vote for the prohibiting Typical 50 cakes laundry soao. d. two have defied H. M. DOUGHERTY the c o. shipment of intoxicating past years the sting 25 cakes toilet soap, I I of of death and of Attorney-at-La- liquors? did, and am glad it; the victory the grave 5 doz. clothes pins. no to aid is Des the and Practices in the and Dis- and for other purpose than Moines, capital city 20 gal. coal oil, HOTEL Supreme commercial of Iowa. Between trict Courts of the Office: the state of Alabama, the state of center, 100 lbs. salt, Territory. state and 1895 and 1900 the population of Des LACOME Socorro New Mexico Georgia, the of Tennessee, 5 lbs. pepper, .... other states to carry out their own Moines' increase only ten per cent, 10 lbs. starch. EDWARD C. WADE state laws. Why did not the consti- (that of Santa Fe actually declined) 100 lbs. beans. , as natur- Prop rietof Attorney-at-La- tution, come in the way then? Was which may be put down the 10 lbs. soda. ordi- Practices in the and Dis- that not just as much undertaking to al, growth of an 25 cans tomatoes, Supreme 1905 1909, trict Courts of the in the of the states Between and i - Territory, control the police power nary city. 24 boxes ; matches, mkMCcmmorfioas Sample Room Prohate Court and before U. S. Des the as this measure? And if we pass this the population of Moines increas- 20 cans salmon. we will ed 37 2 cent, at which rate the Surveyor General and U. S. Land bill and it becomes law, pre- per 100 yds. muslin. Distance Station. five in 1910 will a Long Telephone flffinps vent, I hope forever, the taking away years ending show 100 rds. calico, some dot of 47 cent. On 1, 1908, Las Cruces - ...... New Mexico by fraud or violence, from gain per April 50 yds. gingham, ing mother or loving father, of some the city government lacked $119,200 of 50 yds. shirting. Heated: Electric W. A. FLEMING blue-eye- d Steam JONES girl and immersing her in enough money to pay the obligations 50 FIRST CLASS CAFE yds. outing, Bonds and Investments infamous shame. Such legislation is for the year. On April 1, 1909, the 25 Lighted, Every Room yds. toweling, IN CONNECTION TJ. S. Commissioner for the Third worth all the time that Congress gives trumpet call of a municipal Gabriel 50 a Good One, yds. lace, Judicial District of New Mexico. or will give to it. having sounded in the meantime there 5 pairs lace curtains, Eastern and local bank references. Therefore I am not going to higgle was a balance in the city treasury of 5 pairs blankets, FES8 THE BUTTON WE DO THE REST, Las Cruces New Mexico about whether it is practical or im- $104,855." 10 pairs shoes. .... I have never known a crim- 25 practical. jairs hose. R. W. WITTMAN inal law proposed that the criminal OKLAHOMA TRYING TO REDEEM 50 spools of thread, Draftsman class did not claim it was impractical. ITSELF. 30 handkerchiefs. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN Copies furnished of records on file Mr. Richardson. This bill does not Governor Haskell of Oklahoma has 10 window shades, TJ. .S. General's Office. punish the alien women, or any other called a special session of the 10 Surveyor legis paper pins, Santa Fe, New Mexico woman, for being transported from lature in order to make a mighty et 10 doz. .... buttons, one state to another, does it? fort to redeem Oklahoma from its mis 10 suits underwear, THE HOTEL Notice Mr. Sims. Do you desire that it fit legislation before the November 25 rds. straw CORONADO for Publication. matting, Pecos Forest Reserve, Not Coal Land: should? elections roll around. In this man- for the same money and get $4.93 I am If (Serial 06732.) Mr. Richardson. asking you ner, Governor Haskell a pow- CcM-noetloaa- . presents premium for making the change in First Class XSasta.ia.xa.aat iaa. of the it does. Yet you punish the man who erful indictment himself and " Department Interior, against his expenditures.' RATES 50c and up G. LUPE HERRERA Prop, U. S. Land Office. aids the woman. You punish him for his party. He says in his call for the - OPEN Day & Night Santa Fe New Mexico- Santa N. 1910.. aiding a crime that you do not punish special session that county officers Representative Bowersock of Kan- Fe, M, Jan. 4, Notice is given Lucre-ci- o her for committing. are receiving too much salary, he sas is right when he says that a one hereby that Roibal of N. M., on Mr. Sims. It is written in a book, wants to place restrictions upon coun- per cent tax should he sufficient to Pecos, whG, Ala- January 3, 1905, made homestead en- with which the gentleman from ties and municipalities in voting run any state, or city. In New county try (serial 06732) No. 8202, for north- bama is very familiar, that "the love bonds, and he makes an appeal for Mexico, one cent on the dollar for the west quarter, section 18, township 17 of money is the root of all evil." Now, economy along many lines. The leg- commonwealth, one cent for the coun- te 12 In. wo- Up-Wa- north, range east, M. P. Meridi- what is the man this islature is in session and the . First Class procuring economy ty, one cent for the city or town, one ait Tlorailly an, has filed notice of to. man for? What does he take her from some mem- intention appeal may impress of its cent for the schools and one cent for make final five to one state to another for? For what but the will be inclined to year proof, .estab- bers, people extraordinary municipal purposes, lish claim to the land above de- does he her from a ask the abuses which Governor tax- purpose bring why should be the' maximum limit for HOTEL MODERN scribed, before Register or Receiv- To make money. To Haskell of were not reme- CORNER DON GASPAR AND WATER foreign country? complains ation set by the state constitution to STREET, er, U. S. land office, at Santa Fe, N. make merchandise of a human soul died earlier. The Democrats have be formulated. And in- extraordinary Hot and Cold Water Booms Steam Beat M., on the 24th day of February, 1910.. that is being carried from one state to been in control of the legislative as deed should be the circumstances Spacions Sample that ' Claimant names as witnesses: scoundrel or the well as executive In Room For Commercial Travelers Electric Light, another by that the branches of the would make necessary such a maxi- every Miguel Lamy, Dionicio Sandoval,. himself? deluded scoundrel The poor state government since the beginning. mum, if there Is any equality and Modern Baths. Atanacio Gallegos, Pedro to Roibal, all female perhaps would not be able Most of the abuses which he mentions method about assessments. Such ex- of Pecos, N. M., were not for make the trip it the or refers to were created by himself treme tax rates as prevail in Santa MANUEL R. OTERO, who is furnish- demon, in human form, and his party friends. Moreover, the Fe, Albuquerque and other New Mex- Register.. ing the money to carry her there, to state: itself has been bonded for ico cities, reaching almost seven cents sell her soul and body into hell, in although the state constitu- on the dollar, are not only absurd but order that he may have a few more tion declares that the state debt shall they are detrimental and disgraceful. TIME TABLE ALL dollars to put into his unholy pocket. not exceed $400,000. Haskell helped LOCAL TRAINS Mr. Richardson. The state would to frame the constitution. He has The Santa Rosa Sun does not sym- HERE 13 A VERY EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY punish them both. been at the head of the state ever pathize at all with the territorial "Leave Santa Fe at 9 a .m. to con- Mr. Sims. As I was starting to say, since it started out on its career. His hoard of equalization for it says: EVERYTHING AT ONE HALF PRSCE nect with No. 10 from and was there ever any remedial legisla- party has been in control of all the de- "The territorial board of equaliza- the south FROM NOW also No. 3 re- tion proposed against any evil that partments of the state government. tion is getting its full share of crit- west, from the east, ON UNTIL arrive at Santa Fe 12:10 nK those whom it was intended to reach For every ill with which the state is icism from the territorial press, and CHRISTMAS turning p. can re- Leave Santa Fe at 4 p. m. to con- were not the first to stay, "You afflicted Haskell and his party are for the life of us we can't see but that OF GOLD AND SILVER FILIGREE BEST LINE nect with No. 1 west-boun- also not excuse this law, you can not carry sponsible. it deserves all it is getting and then FJlJ takes WORK EVER DISPLAYED IN SANTA east-boun- d it out, it is impractical?" If they do President Taft is quite right when some. The assessed valuation of passengers for No. 2 pass- at m. not object to the law, why are they he warns New Mexico and Arizona property for taxation and the rate is ing Lamy 6:30 p. Returning, arrive at Santa 6:30 m. No. so anxious that it shall be effective not to follow the example of Oklaho- the biggest question in the Excellent Assortments of: Fe p. with territory Don't connection when passed? Whom are we higgling ma. Says an Oklahoma exchange: at this time, and in our judgment l's only. Fail Bnrned Leather Goods Many in favor of? A class of importers, "From Alpha to Omega ,from Miami statehood will do us no good If this to other Leave Santa Fe at 7:20 p. m. to con- who innocent to to nect with Nos. 7 9 west-boun- d. procurers, are bringing Magnum, from Hugo Cimarron, great question can't he settled to the Call Burned Wooden Placqnes articles and women and from foreign coun- come news of scoundrel-ism- ; and Nos. 4 and 8 eas-boun- ' Return- - girls graft,, theft, satisfaction of the people." and 11 Kinds ot Drawn Work that tries, and from one state to another, this county officer indicted for ins cii nve at oama re ii:xv p. in. Leather Pillows Tops ; ' attract to engage In that which damns both rape, that one for bootlegging, another A Socorro business firm has Just Inspect , Denver and RIO Grande Railroad. soul and body, all for the sake of for theft, another for bribery. The discovered what every enterprising Train leaves for the north at 10:15 ' - money; and the meanness which illus- chief executive- - indicted for fraud; business man has known long before a. m. - trates the character of the men who the state treasurer. charged with this.uThe Socorro Chieftain says: OLD CURIO Train arrives from the north at 4 engage in this traffic is that they do grossly violating the banking law; on "One of Socorro's leading business THE ORIGINAL p. m. not even divide with the poor women all sides gross extravagance, malicious firms has suddenly discovered that it Proprietor New Mexico Central. what they get from the sale of them. carelessness and malfeasance in office. pays to advertise. A full page adver- J. S, CANDELARIO Train leaves Santa Fe at 1:45. immure al- 301-30- Train arrives They bring a woman here and Is it any wonder our taxes are tisement in the Chieftain last week 3 San Francisco bt. Santa Fe, N, M. at Santa. Fe at 5:25. her in a den. They take every rag most confiscatory? Are we to be sub- brought such satisfactory results that of her street clothes away from her, ject forever to these skin games and the same firm called for a big amount If you want anything on earth try and dress her In a way so that she three-car- d monte schemes?" of space again this week." ill a New Mexican Want Ad. '"Y'T

MONDAY, JANUARY 1910. PAGC 24, TIIE SAXTA FE NEW MEXICAN", SANTA FE, S. M. FIVE.

3PERS0MAL MENTION?. THIS INVITES YOU w..-f-v,,.- , ;,;,,. ANTAPE HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO J. E. Cook of Missoula, Montana, is in the A cordial iavitatiou is extended to yon to depo- city. sit your funds with this bank to transact Mrs. Matthews of Las Vegas, is vis- You through iting friends here. Furnish the Girl! We Furnish the Hous us whatever business have of a financial you may George R. Hunt of Lexington, Ky., nature. is a tourist in the city. the few months we have added Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Joust of El Paso, ) A MOST COMPLETE f Dunrg past are tourist at the Claire. many new names to our list of patrons. We desire X. E. Smith, a farmer of La Veta, STOCK IN EACH your business also, believing we can serve you to is in the city visaing friends. j your complete satisfaction. Ernest Spitz a salesman from Las Vegas is at the Claire hotel. g2E3 ta m UNITED CO Mrs. T. R. Stewart of this city, is "sS. jj STATES BANK 4 TRUST visiting friends at Albuquerque: E. C. de Baca of Pena Blanca, is FURNITURE Mattresses registered at the Coronado hotel. FURNITURE, C. R. Minnard a coffee STOVES and RANGES HARNESS aud SADDLERY Santa N ,M. salesman Capital $50,000' Fe, from Denver", is at the Palace. KNIVES AND CUTLERY WAGONS andBUGGlES Mr. and Mrs. George Barr of New PIPE and FITTINGS FARMING IMPLEMENTS York City, are at the Hotel Modern. Forest Ranger H. L. Mosiman was SANITARY PLUMBING MINERS' SUPPLIES DIRECTORS a visitor in Las Vegas on Saturday. - uv D. F. Brodersen, a sales- OFFICERS G. dry goods FRANKLIN FLICK man from St. Louis, is at the Claire. G. FRANKLIN FLICK, President W. S. DAVIS. . A. Mennett, a traveling salesman in Hardware of Las Vegas, is at the Palace hotel. Everything W. 8. DAVIS, Cashiei. N. B. LAUGHLIN A. H. Case of San Ped ro. has rnme here to attend the Masonic reunion. W. E. GRIFFIN, Asst. Cashl;. J. B. LAMY J. V. Mullin and E. B. Skinner of PUMPS and WIND WILLS BEDS and SPRINGS Colorado R. H. HANNA Springs, are here on busi- CAMP Glassware ness. Iff EQUIPMENT and Queensware ill ALL FREDERICK MULLER Sosme Herrera, a fruit of PAINTS, COLORS ROOFING, SPOUTING 5 grower Espanola, is visiting friends in the ALABASTINE, Kalsomine SPORTING GOODS city. Li WW WALL PAPER, GLASS GUNS, AMMUNITION Father Juillard left Gallup last evening for his new post of duty in New York. CALL JFOR PRICES LET US SERVE YOU HOT WATER BOTTELS FOUNTAIN SYRINGES George Llyenham, a shoe salesman of New York City, is calling on busi ness men here. F. E. Baker and R. W. Johnson, See our show window for lumber men from Albuquerque, are bargains in t hese goods here on business. William H. Huck, a salesman rep- resenting an oil concern of Denver, WE ARE OVER STOCKED is at the Palace hotel. Charles and Thomas Atchison, a salesmen of Las are and offer a few numbers at less than cost to us, cirgar Vegas, calling on business men in this city. Theodore Fershtand, a diamond salesman from San is here & Where dollar Francisco, Stripling, furrows Company your calling on the He is at buys the most jewelers. the Claire. BIG BARGAINS Mayor Martin Lohman has returned Night Gowns 45c op to Las Cruces from tne east bringing wiln him his niece, Miss Mary Carson IX -- " of Orange, N. J. Drawers 25c I. J. Burke, a salesman, represent- O C- - WATSON & COMPANY ing a large flour concern and who MILLINERY Corset Covers - 20c" resides at Lamar, Colorado is at the (Established 1882) Palace hotel. L. O. Fullen, former district at- Petticoats - - 40c " torney of Roswell, is at the Palace MISS A. MUGLER. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE hotel. He has come to attend the Southeast Corner Plaza. Masonic reunion. E. A. Cahoon of Roswell, the well j mmmm OFFICE Known DanKer and a leading Republi- 119 San can, is a visitor in Santa Fe, attending 9 Hi L 1 V Francisco St., where tha old Santa at the executive mansion. Mrs. Mc-Fi-e Trail the Masonic reunion. i ends and the Greater Fe introduced Mrs. Mills and daugh- Sinta "trail" H. S. Fendler of Boston, and who 4 begins. of Fe. On Banks Paj- per cent represents a large drug concern Is ter to the sights Santa last We have sorn very in the here calling on pharmacists. He is Friday the Guild of the Episcopal Real Estate 6 to 8 per ceDt propositions 'church at Las Vegas, tendered Mrs. way of city lots;.fruit rancaes and Jarg tracts to registered at the Claire. be Mrs. L. O. Fullen and of Ros- Mills a farewell reception and din- reclaimed, to offer. baby ner. well, who accompanied Mr. Fullen as During the past six years that For full particulars call or 1 Mrs. Mills has been - on far as have president of the address the above company- t)l,"nOne KeClDJ 1017 Torrance, left for New York where they will remain several Guild she did not miss a meeting ex- months. cept on account of serious illness, and When yon save 30 or 40 letters cn per cent wliy not do it? John W. Poe, a pioneer banker of read at the meeting dwelt upon It is not a of the faithfulness of and Mrs. question profit, but of policy with us Roswell, and one of the most pro- Judge not to carry over any r ut season of merchandise. THE citizens the Pecos Mills in their church work. WEST FOR THE WEST. gressive of valley, Tais week, bargains in muslin underwear com- is one of the Roswell attendants at Territorial Engineer Vernon L. Sul- pose night gowns the Masonic reunion. livan is home the latter drawers, corset covers, petti- The Colorado flatiaaal Life Assurance Company expected part coats, etc. some plain others han trimmed Rev. J. H. Head of Albuquerque, su- of the week from an official trip to at isoinely D. C. bargains simply astounding. Denver Colorado. perintendent of missions in the south- Washington, west for the Congregational church, Surveyor General John March has was a W. N. The visitor in Santa Fe vesterdav. returned to Santa Fe from a visit with T0WNSEND & CO. Pioneer Life Insurance Co He filled very acceptably the pulpit U. S. Marshal C. M. Foraker, who is in the First LIVE Presbyterian churcn nd a relative, at Albuquerque. (rSE WIRES) of the Southwest preached fine sermons at both serv- ices. A AV on BERGERE. Manaaer fnr Nam, Mfty,Vn "A. M. Bergere, New Mexico agent (Continued Page Eight.) for the Colorado National Santa Fe, N. M. Catron Block Assurance Society of Denver, was a visitor in the city today from his home in Santa Fe, in the interest of the assurance society he represents. Mr. Bergere is H. well known Ve-- , KAUNE in Las Vegas." Las S. SALE. EUGENIO ROMERO gas Optic. QUI ICE "Attorney H. M. Dougherty wore: a very complacent .smile last Sunday, ' LUMBER & COAL YARD all because he had just been made the father of a son and heir. & Co. Both Lumber and all kinds Lump, nut and Mrs. Dougherty and the young gentleman who has come to add to GROCERS All our wintpr stock of millinery will be of building material. the pleasures of the household are; closed out at Cost, and much of it below mine run coal to be in reported excellent health." cost, to dispose of it before the spring goods ON HICKOX 7 Socorro Chieftain. arrive. YRD STREET, NEAR At a term NEW MEXICO CENTRAL DTCPrvn general of the supreme "Where are lowest A 25 cent also on court of the District of prices per reduction is made all Phone Red Columbia, in stock A dollar is 100 Phone Red 100 held on the 18th day of January, 1910, staple goods saved a Edward C. Wade, III was admitted to for safe (quality" dollar made. Our stock is all new and noth- T0MAS P. DELGAD0 Mgr. practice before the bar of said court.; ing shopworn or out of date. It is understood that Mr. Wade will soon enter one of the leading firms One Resolution to Make B in the east. He will make a snecial- - ty of practice before the departments of the government. La Moda 1910 Millinery Antonio Joseph, Jr., passed through What other Resolu Santa Fe today on his way to his, tion youmay make Phone Black 78 Catron Block. home at Ojo Caliente, Taos county, j He had in San - been Diego to accom- Resolve now that you will pany home his lather, to! ' trade at KAUNE & OO. the Congress Antonio Joseph, but found' This that he could get him onlv as far as coming year. It Is a resolu- El Paso, Texas, where he is reported. tion In your own Interest, for to be dying from Bright'a disease. it means the best possible Mrs. Joseph is with him. j Roswell sent a large delegation to table supplies at lowest pos- THE SANTA FE ABSTRACT, Space 'the Masonic reunion, amone those' sible prices. who are already in the city being L. REALTY & INSURANCE ACTSST THE CHAS. WAGNER FURNITURE ' CO. O. Fullen, journalist, attorney and (INCORPORATED) Undertakers and Embalmers political leader; E. A. Cahoon and Room 19 Oatron Block, SantaFe, N. M. over-l- John W. Poe, both D. j Think it s't KAUNE bankers; J. ' Does a L. general ABSTRACT, REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE business. Hart, W. Sears and W. T. White, & Oo, the logical store for you stockmen; Clark Dilly, to loan on Santa Fe a furniture) 1910. - Real Estate to patronize through $20,000.00 at low rate of : ; ENGLISH LADY dealer; J. C. Hamilton and R. P. i interest LAONORY Bean, prosperous ranchers and prop-- 1 IS O. H. Glad to hear of a few mm erty owners; Smith, a banker; pupils Harry Morrison, a jeweler; L. A.! H. S. KAUNE for German or French For Best Lanodry Work Sanders, deputy county treasurer. Sheriff C. L. Ballard oth- . Box 446, Santa FeN. M, and several SATISFACTION ASSURED Basket leaves Monday Tuesdav ers who had intended coming, were COMPANY FIRST CLASS COKRICK'S terred by illness. & HACK LINE stoppeT Jn SO mlnuta. Returns snd ' W uro wna Thursday Friday. Chief Justice and Mrs. Mills and For Hire at fSlg jjr. BQoop'9 AGENCY" at O.K HACK SERVICE Croup Remedy. One Barber Shop daughter came over from Las Baggies and Saddle Horses GROUP test will surely prove. F O. BROWN Vegas Popular Prices - .uiiULlUK, UU UJ3-- Agent. for the day and were guests of Land A safe and PHONE 26 less. pleasing ayrup--f 0c JJrujurists. Phone No. 23 Red Commissioner and Mrs. R. p. Ervien PAGE SIX.

AN UNEXPECTED REUNION OF Si, Louis Rock) Ml & THE SCHULTZ FAMILY. . 1 San Antonio. Tevas. T;m tr-- , . vuu. A Ul Uie DUrDOSe Of nrnvinp- - thm the ro,, of Herman Pacific Schulz, a Teutonic appei- - Railway Comoany. .ivc, sieve styles is alleged to have chosen with a view of enriching him- self at the expense of F. H. Kings- - PASSENGER SCHEDULE "uij, is ucuuous, District Attorney Baker issued a Kill nnon n v In Effect 1908. Schulz, Schulze, Schultz, Schullze.. July 14, ocuun, ocnoize and a number of oth- Records er variations of that name in No 1, Miles Krom ' Miles From No 2 When n,. DAILY Des Moines STAlIONt. Raton DAILY county, the day for the trial iuc cuuii room of the for FEBRUARY district iw . m. 0 Lv. lies Moines. N : M. Arr, 49 5 30 p.m. ot the 10 12 a. m. i ' Rumatdo. " Lv. 46 6 16 p. m. largest Schulz tribe reunion 10 35 a, m. 11 " Dedmau " " 88 4 55 p. m. wnuessea. uver 10 50 a. m. 16 " " " 82 4 36 m oci forty of the Oapuiln " p. clan to ,1 uo a. m 20 ' vigil " 28 4 26 p. m. responded one form or another 11 20 a. in 20 " " " 24 8 66 p. m On Sale 25th me ,T Thompson ui name. rne defendant ll 45 a. in. 81 " " 19 8 SO p. m, January sent (luunlugham his i 1 ,2 20 p.m. 48 " Ullfton House Junction " " 7 2 55 p.m. excuses in the fnrm r.r 45 Arr- 2 30 m- - ,2 p.m. Arr. m' 0 p cian's certificate forth 8 30 p.m. Lv. hitokn Ly. 12 25 p. m. setting that he 8 50 p.m. 48 ' Clifton House J unotlon,' " Lv. 7 12 06 p.m. could listen to Grand all night, wnn not in a position to attend the 16 p.m. 48 " rreston ' " 18 11 40 a. m. people Opera session. 45 p m. 68 " Koehler " " 28 11 06 a' m, SOME 4 56 68 " J " " 20 11 15 a. m of and some are p.m. Koehler act. " " others never tire ragtime 60 p. m. 68 " Uolfax 88 tlO 15 a. m THE RAILROADS ARE 6 16 p, m. 77 " Oerrososo " " 41 9 43 a. m 6 36 Lv- - 9 25 a. m- - lovers of all music that's p.m. M Arr. N. M. 47 comfortable, wjiolesome HEADED THIS WAY. 7 08 p.m. Lv. CIMARRON rr 7 50 a.m. just (. 10p.m. 86 " Nast N. M. Lv 60 7 40 a.m. 7. 23 " " 7 25 families and members p. m. 89 " Harlan 58 a. m. good. Most members of all all Costilla Estates Development Com- 7. 46 p. m. 94 " Ute Park " " 59 7 00 a. m families love some kind of music. pany is Invading Northern of most Taos County. Connects with E. P. & S. W. Ry.. train No. 124 arriving in Dawson N. M., G:15 p. m. The is that every kind of music for every N. point Denver, Colo., Jan. 24. The Costil- fConnects with E. P. & S. W. Ry. train No. 123 leaving Dawson. M., la Estates 8; 55 a. m. music lover is included in month's list of Records Development Company will every let the contracts on 21 Stage for Van Houten, N. M., meets trains at Preston, N. M. February for about $750,000 C. & S. arrive and from Des Moines as follows: for the Edison which is the reason worth of construction Passenger trains depart Phonograpji big work on NORTH BOUND: SOUTH BOUND: its irrigation system in south- ern Colorado No. 1, 6: 03 a. m. No. 8, 9:27 a. m. should have an Edison in home. This and northern New Mexi- why you your co, No. 7, 8:12 p. in. No. 2, 7:05 p. m. which, when finally completed, is will cost between Track connection with A., T. & S. F. Ry. at Raton and Preston, with C. month's list an example: $3,000,000 and c S., at Des Moines, E. P. & S. W. at Colfax, N. M., and Cimarron & The entire investment by Northwestern Ry. at Cimarron, N. M. this company will reach close to $10,-000,0- Cimarron, N. M., is depot for the following points in New Mexico:.p4gPOcate, when its various plans are Uayado, Aurora and Red Lakes. Standard completed. Ute N. M., is for in New Mexico: Arroyo Amberol The Costilla Estates Park, depot following points tove Development Seco, Black Elizabethtown, Lobo, 35 Rose of the World 10297 Venetian Song Company is Arroyo Hondo, Baldy, Lakes, Cerro, Victor Herbert and His Orchestra Victor Herbert and His Orchestra owned by General Red . Questa, Hanchos de Taos, River City, Taos and Twining. 846 My Pretty Little Piece of Dresden China 108 I'm Looking for Something to Eat Stella Mayhew Hughes, Jr., Fred G. Moffat, H. G. Bessie Wynn 10399 The Star, The Rose and The Dream Lunt, Franklin E. Brooks of Colorado P. DEDHAf J. van HOUTEN; W. A. GORMAN. 847 J, Amoureuse Waltz Frosini Stanley and Gillette some 848 Mr. . 10300 The Girl Sousa's Band Springs, and eastern interests. V. Pass-Acen- t Hello, Moouman, nello! Harvey Hindermeyer Dancing Ores, and Gen Mgr. Gen. 649 Harrison The work for Superintendent The Homeland ..... Anthony and ioi Nobody Knows Where John Brown Went which bids are now be- RATON, N-1- RATON. N. iM- - RATON, N M 350 Benediction of the Poienarda . . . Sousa's Band Arthur Collins ing asked includes the construction 851 I . . Reed Miller If Had the World to Give You 10302 Sweet Bunch of Daisies of a dam which will 352 Juanita Metropolitan Quartette Elizabeth Wheeler and Harry Anthony impound 105,000 353 When the Bloom is on the Cotton, Dixie Lee 10303 It's Moonlight all the Time on Broadway acre feet of water, the building of the Manuel Remain hilly Murray banchez dike and the Culebra-Sanche- z 354 Ireland Isn't Ireland Any More . Edward M. Favor 10304 The Tin Soldier . Vienna Instrumental Quartette 1 canal. will 355 Will Sing the Wondrous Story J0305 My Dad's Dinner.Pail Ada Jones It require the excavation Mixed ot over Edison Quartette 10306 Wheu i)ream in the Gloaming of You 1,000,000 cubic yards of earth 11. 356 Forosetta-Tarantell- a Man. el Romain and stone. will R & GRANDE Pi. American Orchestra It bring about 70.000 N Symphony 10307 mie Unt, I Love You . . . Edward Met.ier 37? from . . . Thomas Chalmers acres of land under water Prologue Pagliacci A Bushel o' Kisses . . . Edison Concert Band and the II 3aS on our Gown 1(m blip Gingham 10309 1,1 the bunshl,,e und the b!md0W 1 " 1,6 system when finally completed will Arth ur Collins and Byron O. Harlan I , 125.000 acres. 359 In Cairo-Orie- ntal Patrol . New York .Military Band rrigate RATE OF 1(1810 Jerusalem the Golden . Edison Mixed Quartette A fifty-mil- e OFFERS, That's the Doctor. Bill Billy Murray railroad th;j 10311 A Creole Arthur C. through 301 The Darkies' Jubilee Lullaby .... dough land connecting with the Rio Grande 10313 Cii ibiriliin Waltz . American Orchestra American Symphony Orchestra Symphony at Blanco 862 I'm Glad I'm a Boy aud I'm Glad I'm a GUI 10313 I Think I Hear a Woodpecker Knocking at My and running into New Mex One Fare For the Round ' Trip Ada Jones and BOly Mnrray Family Tree Edward M. Favor ico, is how under construction. Thirty 3(13 Medley of Emmett's YodleSongs . GeorgaP. Watson 10314 Telling Lies . . . Ada Jones and Billy Murray miles will be for 304 The Rifle March 10315 . . . Manhattan Mixed Trio ready operation on ALL STATIONS IN NEW Regiment Long, Long Ago 1 United States Marine Band 10316 Two Thomas Cats . . Now Y'ork Military Band March and the remainder of the line MEXICO also will be finished the summer. ALAMOSA, Edison Phonographs $12.50 to $200.00 We detire good live dealers to sell Ed i ton during DURAIN-GO- , Standard Records 35 Phonograph, in every town where we are not Oregon Short Line Headed This ANTONITO and Amberol Records twice as .50 now well Dealers established Way. (play long) ... represented. having Grand Junction, Colo.. Jan. 22. COLO, to Grand Opera Records 75 and 1.00 stores should write us at once. The Oreson Short Line, not Den Get of Edison of dealer or write us the complete catalogs Phonographs your ver & Rio Grande, is the railroad National Phonograph Company, 75 Lakeside Ave., Orange, N. J. that has a party of surveyors in the field surveying a road from Cisco into the Paradox and thence south to Durango, N M. where it will S connect with the" north anta extension of the Southern PaHfi frr,m ACCOUNT Lordsburg, N. M. size is from 4 feet to six feet wide the manure has begun to heat well The New Mexican can of and as long as desired. It is not a turn over the whole mass into a new ao printing hmn Scottish Rite Bodies Free Masonery HOTELjRRIVALS equal to that done in good idea to make the hotbed too any of the large pile. This will make the heating hi cities. Our Palace. wide because it prevents the grower the whole more uniform. If neces- solicitor, every piece of of work we turn out. our SELLING 1 R. M. Pincett, Chicago; William H. from easily reaching the center add more water. The ferment- Try stock once & 24th sary and you will DATES Jan 2 , 22, 23 Huck, Denver; George W. Mullin, ui. the bed when weeding it. The frame manure should not be allowed to certainly come again. 7e nary ing have all the B. Skinner, Colorado Springs; N. E. can be made out of common one by become nor should it be made too facilities for turning out material dry every class of PINAL LIMIT JANUARY 29 Smith, La Veta; A. Mennett, Charles six inch lumber, but heavier wet. After the heating has become work, including one of Atchison, Thomas Atchison, Las Ve may be used if desired. After sawing somewhat uniform the manure can be the best binderies in the west. For further Information Call on or Write gas; Mr. and Mrs. George F. Ryan, off the pieces for the four sides nail into the hotbed as put pit described If W. D. T. F. & P. A. El Paso; L. 0. Fullen, Roswell; them together at the corners. Place above. manure is you want anything on earth try H. McBRIDE, Agent, or SHEA, If the used very a J, George R. Hunt, Lexington, Ky.; E. this box over the place marked for fine not New Mexican Want Ad SANTA FK.-N- M. and does contain much straw F. McCarty, New York City; Thomas the hotbed. At each corner and in the or other litter, it is better to add some Q. Atkins, New York; I. J. Burke, La- center of each piece, on the outside straw or other coarse material. This McFar-lan- into the FRATERNAL mar; Clifton H. Smith, E. A. of the frame, sink or drive helps to make the heating more uni- SOCIETIES. Mr. and Mrs. L. Martin, Caro- ground a two by four stake thirty form and prevents too rapid fermen- box to lyn Elberts, Walter Edwards, Mr. and inches long. Nail the hotbed tation of the manure thus causing the MASONIC. Mrs. C. D. Pitt, of the Lion and the these stakes. The box so secured to heat to last longer. Mouse A. H. San the stakes will not or slip up Co.; Case, Pedro; spread The kind of covering to use for ths Montezuma Lodge No C. R. F. E. Baker, or down. ASK FOR TICKETS Minard, Denver; hotbed depends on the material at 1, A. F. & A. M. Reg R. W. Johnson, Albuquerque. When the frame has been prepared hand. The regular cold frame sash ular communications Claire. as above dig out the soil inside of it may be used. The size most common first Mond"y of each YOUR FREIGHT W. Lee Thomas Q. At- twenty-fou- r inches. SHIP Hill, Clovis; to a depth of in use is the three by six foot sash. month a Masonic ha.i Charles C. E. Lewis, kins, Atchison, While digging out this pit it is a good The cold frame in connection with the at 7.30 .r ax. Santa Fe to El L. L. From Paso, Bisbee, Denver; H. Small, Rochester; plan to make ft a little larger at the manure furnishes abundant heat for H. H. DORMAN, A. Albu- so Douglas, and all Points in New Sanden, Trinidad; Singer, bottom than the frame above, the the coldest sections of the Territory. Acting Master. Mexico ot the querque; E. F. McCarthy, New York heating material when placed in the Where the cold frame sash is not ALAN R. McCORD, Secretary. Mexico, Arizona, and Ernest Las J. E. Pacific via NEW MEXICO City; Spitz, Vegas; pit will be under the whole surface of available, covering the bed with com- Cook, Theodore ta Coast, Missoura, Montana; the area inside the frame. mon muslin or white domestic gives R. A. M. Regular con-San- San Mr. and CENTRAL to Torrance, Thence Feishtand, Francisco; Into this place the heating ma- very results. It lets in Fe Chapter No. 1, Mrs. A. F. El Miss Mat- pit satisfactory Joust, Paso; terial from sixteen to twenty Inches sufficient light and holds the heat to vocation second Monday of thews, Las Vegas; John W. Rubel, If?'.! Paso & Southwestern Care should be taken to tramp some extent from off too rap- each month at Masonic frEl System D. F. Brodersen St. deep. passing Calais,, Ohio; the manure down firmly and evenly idly. The muslin may be stretched Hall at 7:30 p. m. Louis; H. F. Fendler, Boston; Chas. so as to make the mass compact and over the whole hotbed in one piece, S. G. CARTWRIGHT. H. P. - Burbridge, H. Rees Davies, George or The Best Route East or West smooth on top. On top of this put five , small frames may be made the ARTHUR SELIGMAN, Secretary. New York A. C. i Lydenham, City; or six inches of rich well crumbled width of the cloth and size of the J. H. Chandler, Columbus; McHughes, soil. After the of frame to which the cloth be Santa Fe No. Cerrillos. loamy temperature may Commandery the - soil has become somewhat uni- ed. These frames can be made out of 1, K. T. Regular conclave Modern. form the seed be After light lumber. two inches wide fourth in ' each Mr. Mrs. may planted. Strips Monday For Rates and full information address and George Barr, Mary the care should be tak- by one inch thick will be month at Masonic Hall at r, planting seed, sufficiently New York City; Richard Ober-lande- Davis, en to see that the soil does not be heavy. The frames may be mortised 7:30 p. m. Nixie; W. S. Garvin, J. H. EUGENE A. FOX, come dry, because if it does the young at the corners and nailed together, or J. A. MASSIE, E. C. Heald, Albuquerque. will be killed. The heat- small irons like those W. E. GRIFFIN, Recorder. Coronado. plants likely strap angle G. F.&P. A. of the manure below causes the used on the bodies of can be W. C. H. ing carriages El Paso Texas. Wyatt, Jamison, Denver; water to from the screwed on each corner which will Jo."e D. A. C. Pet evaporate rapidly Santa Fe Lodge of Perfection No.' 1 Montoya, Chamita; soil. This the case it is im- hold the frames firmly. On warm erson, being very 14th degree. Ancient and Irene; Henry Lewison, May to more water than or- days the frames be raised to Accepted Lewison E. C. de portant apply may let Scottish Rite' of Free meets Viborg, Baca, Pena in an outside 'bed. out some of excessive Masonry Blanca dinarily required the heat and on the third of each month more failures are caused in more in. On extreme cold Monday Probably light nights at 7:30 o'clock in the evening in in the hotbed inju- an extra be thrown over GOOD ADVICE TO growing plants by covering may Masonic Hall, south side of Plaza. dicious than the hotbed to and improper watering prevent injury to the Visiting Scottish Rite Masons are cor- NEW MEXICO FARMERS. from other cause. therein. SPANISH LESSONS any plants growing dially invited to attend. In to the kind of material to For starting for vege 32. Troutraan Press Bulletin of regard plants early JOHN W. MAYES, Class Lessons Agricultural College use for heating, fresh horse manure tables such as celery, cauliflower, Venerahle Master. Iadividualor Tells How to Prepare Hot Oil Heaters is probably the best. In . preparing cabbage, onions, lettuce, tomatoes and HENRY F. 32. IN Beds. STEPHENS, GRAMMAR; the manure for the hotbed, secure others, the hotbed offers an easy Secretary. RAYMOND HAACKE for Orchard It is nearing the season or tne year the amount needed for it and place means. Vegetables like radishes, let- when the gardener will want to start the same in a pile. "When piling It up tuce, and onions may be grown for B. P. O. E. Care New Mexican mid-wint- a few for The put on enough water to thoroughly use in the hotbed. Twenty Santa Fe No. 460, B. P. O. These Pots plants early vegetables. Lodge E., NOTARY PUBLIC hotbed offers one of the easiest means moisten the whole mass. If fermen- inches of manure in the hotbed ought holds its regular session on the sec- to do this. To the hotbed, tation does not commence soon It to furnish enough heat to last six or ond and fourth of each Insure a prepare Wednesday you make a frame or box the size desired can be hastened by throwing on the eight weeks. month. Visiting brothers are Invited for it. The size but the usual pile a few pailfuls of hot water. When J. E. MUNDELL. and welcome. DAVID full fruit varies, KNAPP, D. M. HOOVER & SON crop J. D. SENA, Exalted Ruler. Builders and Contractors Secretary. & ESTIMATES Recommended and used by the PLANS best fruit growers In Pcos Knights of Pythias. Furnished on short notice Valley and through. VJ' 'Jolorado Santa Fe Lodge No. 2, Knights of For Information, au .l Prices on Pythias. Regular meeting 1st and 3d CEMENTWORK a SPECIALTY and orchaid pots supplies (HZR MBMfifflEBI Tuesdays in month at 8 o'clock In I. O. O. F. hall, San Francisco St. Visit- ADDRKSS C. POLLARD Rheumatism, and Bladder Disorders. Do not risk L For Backache, Kidney ing Knight's invited to attend. ' and Diabetes. Commence and be well. If you want anything on earth try Espanola, N. M. having Bright's Disease today AUGUST REINGARDT. C. C. a New Mexican Want Ad. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. JOHN K. STAUFFER, K. R. S. PAGE SEVE MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1910. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M.

tonight. The curtain will rise at 8:3J pans of deep snow against which the HEAP BIG INJUNS o'clock and judging from the rayance dark lair, skin and costume of the IN WEIRD DANCE. seat sale the attendance will be Indian makes a striking effect. An-oth.- 11 1 to the mem- Vision.' an From A sufficiently larje inspire picture, 'His shows (Continued o?ge One.) bers of the company to score an- India!! against a background of blue i i other dramatic success for Charles gret-- e with foreground of snow. He delegation and the did some is-- ''' .. - '.' Klein's great play. la on a more It said that an ''-- . "' .'. ' ,: K. v ei.lintly hunting expedition pushing. FOR RENT OR SALE A ZJOd type, The cleanliness of "The Lion and and as on snowshoes connected with - he approached artist the archaeologi- J. U. Sloan. the Mouse" is an element in the this .vail a writer. , X - of ice, through gap he sees cal school at Santa Fe also incurred r , t to lilay"s favor that has had much wh. !,. the mountain stream flows from tln disnleasure of the at do with wonderful A must have establishing its t!l(1 othills toward the plain, what the sun-ris- e maneuvers and was push- WANTED good cook, -- V a which took it V V-- ' popularity, popularity al) :s to be a party of Indians hunt ed backward several feet by the pow- references. Cai'tain Brookes. two of continuous through years play- ing buffalo, but which on closer in- erful right hand of the man with the ing in New York and the en- made spection, may only prove to be the red tunic and green sash. Two furnished rooms, gagements' in Boston and and FOR RENT Chicago scrub cedars and pinons as fade the mass, Indians outside 414 Cerrillos St. other cities the most successful they During light housekeeping, large away in size and distance to the fired off which V , plains the church salutes 4 ' .. . '"'-- in their In , ' ' - history. building his play, ' - dis- , - ' - ' - ' , below. The snow in the foreground were so noisy that, greatly Charles Klein, author of "The Third they WANTED Employment by young of tl,is vision gradually fades into the turbed the worshipers. It is said they Degree," did not find it necessary to man, 20 old, and willing summer-lik- e distance and is were fired to "scare off evil one." years strong uncover any phase of life that would painted the to work. Had as grocery to suggest the scene as it to Dance is On. experience be hence there are no appeals clerk. Address X, New Mexican. objectionable, the and to the wronged women or dissolute men con- sensitive imagination, The big event of the day, the dance, of in- nected with the story. The polished poetic and religious training the however, did not begin until shortly ner life NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S dignity of the whole and the of the Redman. Mr. Phillips before noon. Then the gorgeous silk play has SALE. eminent respectability of its charac- aimed bi'.'h in the decorative treat- robes of all the colors of the rain- ters form a combination which has ment and the poetic conception of his bow, the array of turkey feathers and No. 634'. his close association and dec- caused theatergoers to wish other subject, many square feet of human backs Territory of New Mexico. with his model has no some authors would adopt the same style. deep friendship orated with black or red or other County of Santa Fe. doubt given him the inspiration neces- - colored paint appeared before the as- - In District Court. - the a i luiium- suuj'-- iiue i'j tonisMeii eyes ot me spectators, u Thomas K 1). Maddison. Plaintiff, OFFICIAL MATTERS Hunan cnaracter. I tie Captain or the was a brilliant pageant and although vs. Buffalo Dance' an old In- - represents made up of perhaps not more than The Consolidated Mining' & Smelting diau dressed in war-bonn- and buffalo score women Poll Tax and Mercantile Taxes. three warriors and it Company, et a!.. l"fviidunts. robe, in the and in - Saf-for- d seated foreground dazzle,! the eve, and held the aiten- Traveling Auditor Charles V. Notice is that the un- fdiadow; across the background a pro- hereby given has made his report for 1909 of tion of every one. The dance, per cession of buffalo dancers are moving, one dersigned, heretofore appointed Spe- the poll tax and mercantile license haps, beggars description, put in dance step to the estufa, in the last under and by virtue of collected in each county 1909. youngster described it fairly well per- cial Master, during ricli warm of the sun. The showing made by Santa Fe coun- lights setting haps by saying that the dancers hojv the decree of foreclosure rendered in The treatment of the composition is on one foot oftener than the other. - ty is not a good one and sustains the ped the District Court of the First Judi- , very decorative and although the whether or not ratio was the assertion that the businessmen and Just the cial District of the Territory of New head of an Indian is as yet unfinished one 10 1 is to J! other residents in Santa Fe county famous of to hard say. Mexico, within and for the County of ren- "turn-turn's- those who have seen Mr. Philip's it is " pay a comparatively small amount in Certain the drainers' Santa Fe, entered on the 7th day of dition of the Indian can come beats of taxes when compared with the busi- expression seemed to in A. D. 1!Mi9, in that cause - January, - i- - see ahead to the of one of V- 'k' w ... "'' nessmen and residents of other coun completion five with a lull or pause to let the wherein Thomas K. D. Maddison is collection of tax his most successful pictures. Several riht-about-fac- e vent ties. In the poll dancers and give plaintiff and The Consolidated Mining al- - 'ber snow are in various or Quay county led having collected pictures 0 their curious little cries yelps fc et are de- of Mr. Smelting Company, al., most five times as much as Santa Fe stages completion. Phillips which had any coyote beat for a hu on the 12th Twin-botto- fendants, will, Saturday, v. 4 and Union is at the says that the winter scenes at man note in them. , county, county interest day of March, 1910, at the hour of of the list. The counties ins are among the most beautiful 5 and 10 Cent Store. 2 o'clock p. m., at the front door of as follows: sights he has ever beheld in nature. One who witnessed the dances ranged lady the court house, in the City of Santa Roose- - In these studies he was only some of Quay $4,073; Colfax $3,568; getting and had a kodak aimed at Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico, velt Bernalillo $3,0C3; Cha- - a"'e to proceed as far as Amizett the was heard to that MISS VIRGINIA BEAN, $3,378; performers say sell at public auction to the highest ves. $2,279; Grant $2,105; Socorro horseoack, after that the trips were some of the articles of attire of both The Talented Violinist Who Will at the Elks Theater Friday Night. and best bidder for cash, in accord- Play Mora $1- - made on snowshoes. In this field of $1,759; San Miguel $1,709; men and women doing the gyrations ance with the said decree, the follow- winter scenes in the motm-Ri- o G19; $1,523; $1,390: painting on 5 and 10 to-wi- t: Eddy Guadalupe reminded her of the display ing described property, Arriba $1,364; $1,251; Taos tains about Taos, with the Indians be. Curry cent store counters. That may All that mining and smelting prop- $1,244; $1,160; Torrance and the will ;ame Mr. Phillips is the McKinley Certain it is. however, that the buffalo erty located at Los Cerrillos, Santa $1,123; Valencia $1,004; San Juan rioneer. No other members of the figures as well as those of the deer Fe County, New Mexico, constituting $9G0; Otero $909; Dona Ana $879; Artist Colony have spent winters here, and who walked on four feet and the an a smelter, and also the following Wave Santa Fe $875; Lincoln $S70; Sando- - and in the beautiful woik of which he - Diavprc telope walking on three were recogniz- mines or claims located in a. mining vai jiuna. union is uie ivir. rumps nas set xne two $os; $oo; in. ongiuaiur, aije antelones were cute said Cerrillos Mining District, in said J tax-- a These can i In the collection of mercantile swift pace. paintings who made a ereat hit. , youngsters County and Territory: The Tom iuj es Grant county led, the merchants of but strike the fancy of the con-- were mj Tne 0f women, a On the Santa to the secretary, Ramond Haacke, gnoes tjle Mining Claim, The Golden last Saturday evening Grant four timer nolsseurs and the art lover, for they Payne ! re the New Mexican. county having paid revelation to those who have an idea The Sukie Min- Fe and Dramatic Soicety - Eagle Mining Claim, Operatic as much license money as inose oi are wonaenuny appealing ana sixik- tnat njgll neejs are necessary for It was decided to hold regular - ing Claim, The Sukie, Jr. Mining held a meeting at which permanent Santa Fe county. The saloon licen- r.igly beautitui." And those who have studied every evening at dancing. Claim, The Albany Mining Claim, and was affected. The meet- meetings Friday ses are not included in this. The athletics and must have organization which meetin-- s following the regular fancy dancing The Santiago Mining Claim, together counties collected as follows: S. S. BEATTY, WELL with keen and inter- - ing was called to order by the tempor- some form of entertainment watched pleasure with all improvements thereon; als business, Bernalillo $2,521; Tor- KNOWN DEAD. rt Grant $2,893; MERCHANT, est the well chests of the e W. Frank Owen. A Te-po- will be provided by various members developed thirty-fiv- acres of land, more or less, ary chairman, rance $2,291; Colfax $1,985; Eddy men who would have made Chalif or com- of club. in the southeast quarter of Section 18, was made by the executive the $1,790; $1,340; San Miguel McKinley veteran Soldier, Citizen and Business Gilbert or other athletic dancers "sit Township 14 North, Range 8 East. of Princess Bon- The followms are the charter mem $1,554; Chaves $1 543; Quay $1,498; Man mittee in charge the Succumbs to Effects of up and take notice." Also two dwellins houses, one of- bers of the Santa Fe Operatic and Roosevelt $1,363; Dona Ana $1,348; Fall at of 69. nie production. The report showed Age fice and assay building, safe, desks, Dramatic Society: Guadalupe $1,296; $1,145; Mora - that all expenses had been paid and a Curry S. S. Beatty, the veteran soldier,! Many of the Santa Fe visitors stay- stoves, scales and R. J. F. $885; Santa Fe $777; San Juan $668; chairs, assayer's balance of $10.30 was turned over by Alan McCord, Mrs. Curns, merchant and citizen, who lived over ed over until late in the afternoon to one bin house with Mrs. E. C. D. Miller Mrs. W. Taos $665; Union $650; Rio Arriba implements; the committee. J. Clark, a quarter of a century in Santa Fe witness more dances, but others crusher, 14-3- one one mo- D. W. Frank $581; Luna $502; Socorro $470; Lin- elevator, Prin- William Hayden, lie was died r; 14-2- Following the report on the Hayes, highly respected, parted at noon. The tallyho and tor, 15 horse-powe- one roller, Mrs. R. L. H. R. Haacke, coln $446; Valencia $383; Otero $326; 9 cess Bonnie production, it was decid- Owen, Baca, at o'clock yesterday morning at his Doctor Wagner's party visited Nambe one 10-1- one screen, 3 feet Saf-for- Sandoval $303; Sierra $272. crushes, Frank Keefe, Jacob hoi on j ed by unanimous vote to make the August Koch, le here Bridge street. Falls and many in the party climbed by 10; two one V. L. Mrs. Charles V. Progress on Albuquerque Road. sampling machines; Santa Fe and Dramatic So- Mrs. Beau, . he was a sufferer for some to the sumit of the hill to get a good 30 Operatic ' C. H. is Although , chain elevator; one engine, horse- of Safford, Miss Cora Hannish, Miss Good Roads Engineer Neal ciety (permanent. The election per- years of serious heart trouble the view. Harold Wagner was the first to power; two boilers, 60 horse-powe- r; Mrs. Miss Alonzo, in town from Thornton and reports manent officers was next called for Moorman, Castle, direct cause of Mr. Beatty's death reach the top. Mrs. Wakeley also made one en- C. that four miles of sand from La one feed pump; heater with Messrs. R, V. Boyle, C. L. Bowles, the was to San-- a with the following result: traced burns he received from the ascent. The party arrived in gine, 75 horse-powe- r; one blower; one M. Otero, E. Safford, I. Grim-sha- Bajada to below Thornton have been W. Frank Owen, president; William Pierce, fall upon a heated stove in his ta Fe shortly before 11 p. m., and it is dynamo; one force shovels, F. Mc- - crossed and that now construction - pump; t; Y. Loomis, R. Crichton, house several weeks in- Hayden, Raymond ago. The estimated that they had traveled in steel tools, electric sup- A. J. A. Misses work is being pushed rapidly toward picks, bars, Bride, Teare, Elliott; he received then were n Haacke, secretary; Clarence Pierce, juries very all at least 70 miles in carriages since one 100-to- lead furnace; one Ritchie - - plies; was Josephine Grimshaw, Selig ana nis age made it impossi- 3 o'clock 30-to- n treasurer. Arthurt Seligman painiui yesterday morning copper-furnac- pots, set-- Flo ncic unauic lu uu nuift wcauoi. tile to slag elected business manager and the fol- man, May Spitz, Moore, Mary auj tor him recover bullion Nel- the frost had the ground ling pots, moulds, wheelbar 1 Foree, Ramona Baca, Anita Baca, penetrated Mr. was lowing were selecte as the executive Beatty born in Columbus, LETTER LIST. rows; steam, water and air pipe; lie Nellie 'Lucy 1UI lULUCO. f 10(1 .1 ! slag committee: W. Frank Owen, Mrs. R. Friday, Harrison, in 1011, auu waa euuuclltfuJ..4J lu one 15 Welt-mer- , District Court. elevator building; motor, Flossie Sanford, Susan he- L. Alan R. Grygla, the public schools there. Before List of letters uncalled Lorse-powe- r; Baca, Arthur Seligman, In the district court for Torrance remaining blacksmith's shop and U. Mrs. Amelia McFie, Gene Shewell, of he moved McCord and Charles Miller. coming age, however, for in the postofllce at Santa Fe, N. matte housv,--, blacksmith tools. aDvil, Stella Sloan, Dorothy Griffin, Ruth county, suit was tiled today ny w. u to Iowa and at tne V. L. Bean was elected pianist. Upon outbreak of the M., for the week ending Jan. 22, 1910. bellows, motor, 15 horse Green, Julia Jaffa, Maud Hancock, Delazier vs. the ort bmithwell Drill civil War enlisted in Union crusher; motion, the executive committee was the If not called for within two weeks power; furnace L. Company, for J reverbatory building; to a of the con- L. A. Cheshire, Mrs. E. Crichton. Manufacturing asking army He served witn distinction in will be sent to the dead letter instructed have copy $600 and return of they reverbatory furnace, 72 by 20; lime Postmaster is Married damages purchase j H 7th Iowa At by-la- in Joseph Company regiment. office at 90-fo- stitution and drawn up - Washington: dust flume with iron at Haile, Guada- price of $534, alleging that the drill the close of the war he moved to kiln; such so that the same could be Dobbins, postmaster Bishop Creammy Dreamy. one shape 30 60 a j stock; one railroad scales, wagon lupe county, and Miss Silvia Powers failed to drill to feet a day to Kansas and soon afterward married signed all members of the organ- - Benner, C. W. and three one by were married week at Santa Rosa depth of 400 feet as had been repre- Miss Victoria Brown of New York scale, platform scales; ization at the next meeting. By motion last Boyd. Mr. J. stone water tank two Rev. J. L. Freeman. sented it would. state. Later on he decided to come and cooler; was decided that no active member by Boulden, Mr. P. W., (2). , it Corporation Name Changed. west of iron water tanks; water pipe connect-,- should Silver Citv Votes Bonds for School farther and erected many the Miss of the organiaztion pay any Nathan Jaffa houses Crossly, Carrie, (3). ing with town water works; also pipe mem- Silver a vote of 262 to 12 Territoriay Secretary dining irom Kansas City dues and the dues for honoray City by Cross, Mr. Dolha. line connecting with spring on Wil-liso- n to bonds to the - through this Territory to which he were fixed at $5 a The has voted issue Florence. one-hal- f bers year. Company of Roswell, changing Us finally came to live before a railroad Crossley, property about mile in was instructed to extend amount of $25,000 for a public school Miss Irine. secretary corporation name to Gross-Mille- r Com was built. Crossley, (2). length; one frame barn; also various the columns of the New Mex- house. Capti, Mr. T. L. through pany. Jacob N. Gross is president, He in the mercantile busi- mining machinery and improvements ican an invitation to every one who engaged Cook, Mr. Roy. located on above named and Fred Miller, secretary. ness and had a large grocery store on mining claims cares, to the organization either "The Lion and the Mouse," one of Cross, Mr. Arthur. the of said The Consol- join street. This, however, burned and property as or member. All the most of American plays, Bridge Mrs. & an active honorary popular BERT PHILLIPS HAS .down in 1903 and he erected Hughes, Harry. idated Mining Smelting Company. to can. make application will be presented at the Elks Theater another, Foster, Miss Beth. It beine intended to sell all of wishing join RETURNED TO PAINTING.) one on the opposite side of the street, j the Terrell, Mr. D. D. property belonging to the About nine years ago he retired from i defendant, Senorite Sesarita. & The Famous Artist Has Been Given ; active business. Gutierez, The Consolidated Mining Smelting Granado, Leave of Absence as Forest Mr. a Sr., Angel. Company, of whatever kind or charac- Beatty took prominent part Mr. Mack. Ranger. in the affairs of his Meth Hopper, ter, save and except such property as church, the Mr. and Mrs. odist and was Howard, was by the decree of foreclosure ren- Episcopal, always ready? Stock Co. The Taos Valley News speaks as to assist in any movement for the King dered in the above cause found by the G. Keith, Mr. Albert. follows of Bert Phillips, the artist, advancement of his religion, he was Court and decreed to belong to the Mr. Camito Romero well konwn in Santa Fe: a member of the G. A. R. and its mem- Lujan, y. Bank of Commerce of Albuquerque, Nina. "One of the most pleasant items bers highly esteemed him for his fine Meyer, Miss New Mexico, and reference to said de- Mr. C. B. that can be made a part of this col- character. Mr. Beatty was also a Miller, cree is hereby made for a description Mr. E. umn is the return of Bert G. Phillips member of the I. O. O. F. As a busi- McAuley, Chas. of said property belonging to said Mr. to that field of work to which he so ness man he was as prosper- Montoya, Jauauin. tank. regarded W. eminently belongs. Mr. Phillips has ous and his good. Mayes, Walter Said property will be sold at the judgment Miss Delurdes. secured leave of absence from his for- Mr. suffered in recent Naranjo, time and place aforesaid, for the pur- Beatty much Dr. estry service to try his eyes in this from disease it was O'Connell, pose of satisfying the said plainiff years heart and Mr. F. H. work. It was overwork which com- an attack of heart trouble it Becht, and the owners or holders of the during Mrs. Biatris D. pelled him to get away from the is thought he lost control of himseli! Romero, bonds and coupons of said defendant. Reneas, Senora Trinidad Valencia. & studio for a time, and be out of doors and fell heavily on a hot stove in his The Consolidated Mining Smelting Mr. Lewis. and away from the confining work of parlor suffering injuries which prov- Shmall, Company, outstanding, amounting to the painter. We sincerely hope that ed fatal. Kahl, Gustav. tlK' sum of two hundred and sixty-si-x ex- Smont, Miss Clara E. the rest has revivified him to that Mr. leaves three children, thousand dollars ($266,000), and now devote Beatty Senor tent that he may from on two daughters, Mrs. Bessie Towne, Seballos, Magdalino. which said sum, together with inter- himself to the canvas and brush. In Sena. Damiano. est at of six residing here and Miss Lida Beatty, thereon the rate per cent once Mr. Couse Salazar, Ruben. de- the studio occupied by of Columbus, Ohio, and one son, Sin- per annum from the date of said summer Mr. Sr.. Du Juan J. and last by Berninghaus, clair Beatty, superintendent of the Salazar, cree until paid, was decreed to be a Mr. is on his Mr. O. J. Phillips at work, and Braden Copper Company at Granero, Thompson, first lien upon the property herein- invitation we entered it the other Chile, South America. Vigil, Miss Gertrude. before described, together with the morning. The painting that greeted The Funeral. Warner, Mr. Carl. costs herein to be taxed, and other us was a winter scene in the Sangre The funeral will take place at 2:30 Winans, Miss Gertie. allowances, expenses and disburse- de Cristo Mountains with the inevit- o'clock tomorrow afternoon from Youngston, Mr. A. F. ments as may hereafter be fixed by able Indian figure in the foreground. Wagner's chapel. Interment will be In calling for these letters please the Court; and the undersigned Spe- The study simply fascinated us. In its made in Fairview cemetery where the tate whether "advertised" or not cial Master, for the purpose of satis- i! strength and its fitness, its pictures-quenes- s, members of the G. A. R. will conduct S. B. GRIMSHAW, fying said decree, and by virtue of the and its with the the services. i Postmaster. jit " fidelity, I authority vested in him, will, at the1 heavy coat of snow, the winter for- time and in this Notice : place speci- If - est, the perfect light, the touch of life The seals and recora took? for no-- The Spanish edition of the 1909 fied, offer for sale and sell at public it appealed to us with vital force. The taries public for sale by the New Laws of New Mexico are now ready auction to the highest bidder for cash, p'ir rtiv is called The and Mexican at for picture Hunter, Printing Company very delivery. Price: Paper cover. In accordance with the terms of said shows an Indian on snowshoes crouch- reasonable rates. Seals for lncornor-- $3.25, plus 17 cents postage; full sheep. decree, the said real and personal ing behind a large aspen tree, ahead, ated companies are also handled. Call $4.00, plus 20 cents postage. Address property. I Is just coming out of the aspen forest at or address the New Mexican Prints all orders to The New Mexican Print F. J. OTERO. . PROM LION AND THE - SCENE. ACT IV, THE MOUSE." an elk. The picture shows a great ex- ing Company, Ssnta Fe. New Mexico, ing Co., Santa Fe, N. M. Special Master; PAGE fclGHI. THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M. MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1910.

has been just at Kermit. completed light hydrocarbon bands with a pair 000 400 Cold Wave The cold wave including southerns. Market Personal Mention Coming of intensely bright sodium lines. The ten cents lower. thiit is to arrive at Santa Fe Native steers $4.75 tomorrow striking orange color of the comet (&7.10; started on the Pacific Southern steers $4.25(5 6; (Continued From Page Five.) coast and is head, as observed in various parts of southern cows due to arrive on the coast $2.754.50; native No 4 No. 4 Atlantic the couitry, is said to be due to in- cows and heifers on $2.606; stockers CASH George H. YanStone spent Saturday Thursday. Zero weaker is pre- sodium candescent vapor. and feeders dicted for southeastern Xew Mexico $3.255.25; bulls $3.25 V at Moriarty. 5; calves $3.758.75; western steers GKOCEliY AXD BAKER Civil Wendell V. Hall has and Oklahoma. Engineer rOPERS BARRED AS TEACHERS. $4.50 6.50; western cows $3 It 5. returned home from a to the Es-tani- Real Estate Operator Arrested trip D. Hogs Receipts 10,000. Market IVii Seeley, a real estate operator 5 valley. (Continued From Page One) lower. Bulk $8.558.45; heavy Mrs. George W. Prichard will be at Kenna, Chaves county, was arrest- ed at $S.408.50; packers and butchers home to callers on the first and third Albuquerque and may be taken for which a would be select- back to Roswell in hatchery $S.208.45; light $S8.35; pigs $6.75 of each month. to answer charges ed the U. S. fish commissioner. 7.75. Tuesdays to by (i - relation drawing three checks for H. Maddox of Animas, was an ar- Notaries Public Appointed. Sheep Receipts 8,000. Market 5 - ?1 (i each on the Kenna Banking and 7 "C" - - i rival at the Palace hotel this noon. Acting Governor Nathan Jaffa to- to 10 lower. Muttons lambs Bars Diamond 25c Trust Company. $5.406; O. L. Owen of Clovis, was among day appointed the following notaries $7(g8.20; fed western wethers and -- Committee to The execu- 6 " - - the arrivals this noon to attend the Report public: W. W. Mayes, Tucuincari, yearlings fed ewes Pear White 25c tive committee of the Fe $57.50; western Masonic reunion. Santa Oper- Quay county; Benjamin Bibo, $4.755.75. " atic and Dramatic will Bio, 9 25c M. C. the efficient and pop- Company give Valencia county; Conrad X. Hilton, 24. "Teepee" a good soap Stewart, their decision at the next as Chicago, Jan. Cattle Receipts ular sheriff of county, and who meeting San Antonio, Socorro; Gaston D. Market Eddy to the right play to be 27,000. weak to ten lower. is well known among old timers, is presented by Bruce, Cloud Quay county. Beev'es Texas the company. It is thought that the $4.10750 iteers OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT IS FIRST kept busy shaking hands today. He is Wants to Do Business in New Mexico. $3.804.85; western steers next production will be a musical The International Fire Insurance $46; CLASS. ALL'KIND OF BREAD, PIES here to attend the Masonic reunion. to be stockers and feeders $35.50; cows Dont comedy given the latter part Company of Fort Worth, has CAKE, COOKIES, WAFERS etc.. ON HND County School Superintendent John of February or in March. Texas, and heifers $2.105.40; calves $7.50 V. was called to Cerrillos early applied to the insurance department 9.75. AT ALL TIMES. AND WE WILL FILL Conway this Applicants for Teachers' Certifi- busi- for the necesssary papers to apply YOU ORDER FOR ANYTHING SPECIAL morning on very urgent school cates County School Hogs Receipts 35,000. Market 5 Superintendent for admission into New Mexico. This lower. Forget! ness. If the weather is favorable he John V. Conway requests that all Light $8.10itf8.40; mixed $8.20 will make the circuit of all the south- company began business October 12, 8.55; heavy $8.258.60; rough $8.25 applicants having taken the last 1909, with an authorized of ern school districts before returning examinations for cer- capitl 8.40; good to choice heavy $8.40 county teachers' $500,000, of which $204,200 had been home. tificates call on of 8.60; pigs $7.108.10; bulk $8.40 Superintendent paid in together with a of 8.55. Phone N.o 4. F. ANDREWS 4 Page B. Otero, of the mounted po- Public Instruction J. E. as surplus Clark, $105,563, on the day it began null lice force, took Banker Jasper N. Mr. Conway himself will be absent Sheep Receipts 23,000. Market to ten lower. Broyles to Albuquerque yesterday to from the city for several days. weak Native $45.90; in western $4 6.10; yearlings testify tday the district court Healthseeker Dies Miss Florence JACK JOHNSON IN ROLE $6.758; term in 4amy. native $6.25igi8.75; western there. Broyles is serving a Stilwald, who spent some time here OF TEMPERANCE LECTURER. the his as a $6.258.70. penitentiary for wrecking healthseeker and then returned New York, Jan. 24. Jack Johnson bank San Marcial. to her home in died at Amherst, Ohio, the champion pugilist, delivered a ad- If want on there Wednesday according to I lecture on manliness at the Colored you anything earth try vices received by friends here. Miss a New Mexican Want Ad. Men's branch of me Y. M. C. A. yes-jterda- Stiwald was in Minor City Topics. quite popular Santa Sobriety, application and Fe society and wi Michael's regret expressed j he are St at her death again sobriety, said, cardinal College (Continued From Hage 'Two.) by those who knew her. requisites lor uccass in life with Three Deaths at Roswell Satur- ELK'S THEATRE dievoition to one's aged mother a Santa New Mexico W. N. Townsend & Co. Attention day's Roswell Record tells of three close, fourth. Fe, is called to the new advertisement of deaths in that city: W. H. Rimsnider, MONDAY JAN. 24th W. N. Townsend & Co., in today's is- aged 26, who succumbed to tubercu- The Talk of All America losis, and who is a native of Madison. sue. MARKET REPORT B. Harris Will Present EfSlD CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Business The Masons will Wisconsin; Leora Driisilla Henry Meeting Butler, MONEY AND METALS. hold a in aged 3 years, 4 months who died of THE EVERLASTING SUCCESS business meetjng their New York, Jan. 24. Call rooms at 9:30 tomorrow pneumonia, and Mrs. James Martin, money Oldest and Most Institution in Southwest o'clock 331-2- ; THE Popular the 20 who became easier Prime mercantile pa- morning. aged years, a mother 41-2- per Mexican dollars 44; a few and whose pre- Two Deaths at Albuquerque Merle days ago baby 821-2- ceded her to the Amalgamated ; Atchison 171-2- ; Richmond, aged 35 years, of Colorado grave. New York f.ftlllW COMMERCIAL LITERARY Are More Central j Southern Springs, died at Albuquerque, leaving They Coming settlers Pacific & SCIENTIFIC for New The 129; Union Pacific 190; Steel A. Mjfexico! 3-- LION a wife and child. F. Wuench of advantages 84 Pfd. 123 of this have attracted South Academic and Courses Denver, an Elk, died on Saturday. country 24. And the 1 Preparatory Dakotans and a came New York, Jan. Lead quiet t, to form He Liked the Special Frank today party 46 Separate Departments the city to file on land near Las Ve- Copper quiet, standard of 1-- formerly this city, writes and March 13 4 3-- gas. In the were Mrs. S. spot Silver BOAR OlNG and DAY STUDENTS. Send for Prospectus from Eureka, Kansas: "I was much party P. 52 Levison, Miss M. Levison, and H. A. Studies resumed 1st. pleased with your New Year's number GRAIN, PORK, LARD AND RIBS. September and it is a Levison, of Viborg, South Dakota, splendid and' valuable Chicago, 111., Jan. 24. Wheat Jan. BROTHER HERMES. President 'write-up- Mex- and Ole C. Peterson of Irene, South ByCHAS. KLEIN ' of Santa Fe and New May 109 ico." Dakota. They will take up 160 Ill; of Third Corn Jan. 631-4- ; May 67. Author "The Degree" Educators See Dance acres each. WITH Superintend Oats Jan. 471-4- ; May 471-4- . ent of Public E. It is Not Comet The Instruction J. Clark Halley's Pork Jan. 20.00; May 20.50. President Garrison of comet which Fe has k Carefully Selected Company and the New Santa observed in Lard Jan. 11.85; May 11.571-2- . Mexico of j College Agriculture and the west for the past week or more, is Ribs Jan. 11.50; May 11.171-2- . AND Mechanic were Udefon-s- o Arts at San not Halley's comet, but a mysterious, January pork showed a net loss of A COMPLETE PRODUCTION and witnessed In- TAKE A JOY ON yesterday the unexpected newcomer, who has been ninety cents a barrel at the close of RIDE dian dances. labled Comet A of 1910. An 3 Years in New York 3 Years analysis trading. Months in 8 Months FRESH EGGS Merry-Go-Rou- Towns Be of 8 Chicago The nd to Consolidated The the photographic observations made WOOL MARKET. Heal in B .toti-r- 6 towns of Kermit and Roose- at the Lowell Observatory at Flag- St. Louis, Jan. 24. Wool 6 Months Months A.T CORDOVA'S Plateau, unchang- ONGALISTEO STRKET velt county are to be consolidated. staff, Ariz., shows that the new body ed; and western mediums PRICES CREAM & MILK Prof. KLAVIOJSILVA territory . Proprietor Plateau is to be moved to the newer differs from comets in fine mediums fine 12 No 149 Red Ride greatly general. 2528; 2024; 50c. 75c. $1.00 & $1.50 Telephone 5c A 5c. town of Kermit. Those who bought The usual comet consists of very 21. HOURS-Week- day 2 SEATS ON SALE MRS. OTTO RCTSCH. to 9 p. m. lots in Plateau will be given lots at series of bands, LIVESTOCK. 1 to 9 m. bright hydrocarbon Sunday p. in - Kermit exchange. A 20 room hotel but the comet now visible shows verj Kansas City, Jan. 24. Cattle 12,- HUR. JAN. 20 at FISCHER DRUG STORE

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A NECESSARY JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE You can easily understand that in a business like our's it's quite impos- A NECESSARY JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE sible to tell beforehand exactly how many suits and overcoats we shall sell; if we could do it, we would buy more than enough; a clothing store without any clothes in it, sold out clean, would be a funny store. We always have a surplus; must have; and we always, about this time of the winter, try to dispose of this unsold surplus by quoting special low prices on it. It's bad policy in such a business as this to carry winter goods over till next fall; we don't do it. Hart Schaffner 1 Marx Clothes We're going to sell what we have left of Hart, Schaffner & Marx clothes and the other good winter things to wear, at prices that are very serious- ly less than their real value. Some 1 of these clothes are what we call "broken lots;" that is, we had all sizes of each pattern at the beginning, suits and overcoats; we've sold in the reg- ular way all but a few sizes, here and ' there; "broken lots." Among them are all sizes, but prob- ably not all sizes in any one pattern or style. But that's your advantage; you'll find some remarkable values now in- - Hart, Schaffner & Marx suits and overcoats; marked down to a real inducement-to-bu- y figure. For example: Here are winter over- coats that have been' $27.50, $25.00, $22.50, now to be sold at $17.50. Here are winter suits, good as ever; better than ordinary clothes, that we've sold at $30.00, $27.50, $25.00, now at$25.00, $21.50 and $20.00, mostly ill ?''? l Worsted, Scotch, Cheviots and other V high grade woolens. 4mm mm You not only can well afford to buy mm any of these; you can't afford not to; they're real bargains, not merely in mm X: name but in fact. IF We also put down under this sale W H3r other lines from $8.00 to $15.00 per suit, which are worth one-thir-d more than that. This store is the home of Hart, Copyright 1909 by Hart Schaffner & Marx Copyright 10 by Hart Schaffner & Marx Schaffner & Marx clothes. I" " --7 SANTA FE, NAT HAN A L A N NEW MEXICO.