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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-16

Ha servido q gu condado en- la capaci.
dad Official de superintendent de escue-
las, cuya posici6n desempen6 con
habilidad y honor y ala entera satiefac-
ci6n de sus CONSTITUENCIES. Els I'm sujeto
instruido y bien educado, un orador sa-
gaz y persuasive yum polftico que tiene
delante una carrera honrosa y distin-
guida. Ell dia 25 de Mario de 1883
contrajo matrimonio con la Sta. Placida
Chaves, siendo ella descendiente de
una de las familias mas respetables del
~condadohde Conejos, estado de Colorado,
y ell fruto de esta union ha sido un hiio,
Pedro Sanchez, que actualmente Sc
halla dc alumno en- 81 Colegio Dc San
Miguel en- Santa Fe.
En- ell desempeno de sus deberes como
Representative, 81 Senior Sanchez SO ha
mostrado I'm legislator active, laborioso
y atento y toma parte prominente en-
todas las cuestiones y debates que Sc
promueven en- la camara. Els un par
tidario de la reforma, del progreso y de
la economic y no hay duda que pres
tara senalados ~servicios a su condado V
al territorio. Els presidente y miembro
de varias comisiones importantes de la
cdmara y su carrera Legislative da toda
promesa de- anadir nuevos lauros a gu
fama de ciudadano patricia y polftico
distinguish.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-16

nalado por Ell zelo y vigor con que ha
sabido defender los derechcs de sus
CONSTITUENCIES y por la parte activa que
ha tornado en- todos los negocios legis
lativos. Posee una elocuencia vigoross
y persuasive y estd siempre listo q de.
fender la justicia, a luehar contra la
mala legislation y a proteier al terri
torio hasta donde lie sea possible contra
los asaltos de la ambicion y la codicia
speculative. Eel Senior Sanchez es uno
de los representatives de mas expe-
riencia en- reglas parlamentarias y en-
Legislation y naturalmente toma una
parte prominente en- todos los debates
y %discusiones que surgeon en- la camara,
y sus discursos son dc los que mas
llaman la atencion de sus colegas y los
aplausos de los Expenditures en- las
galerias. Ell Senior Sanchez es MEM
bro de yarias comisiones importantes y
de algunas de elias ~presidente y Sc
nuestra muy deligente y atento IN ell
descargo de sus deberes. Sc ha gran.
jeado g. respeto y estimation de sus
colegas por su buen comportamiento
y sociabilidad y es uno de los legisla-
dores que han tenido mayor exito en- la
carrera Legislative. Antes de ser re-
presentante, 81 Senior Sanchez habia
ocupado otras ~posiciones de responsible
lidad, entire elias la de diputado algua-
Gil mayor del condado de Lincoln y de
soto alguacil en- ell precipto de Sapello,
condado de San Miguel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-16

tivS los Sres. Walton. Sanchez de Rio
Arriba, Bateman, Ascarate y Winston.
Los s%iguientes proyectos nuevos fue-
ron introducidos y SO ordeno que fue.
ran traducidos, impresos yyreferidos:
Proyecto No 90, por Mr.. Read,
abrogando la seccion 20, capitulo 81,
actas de 1899, y removiendo Ell provisto
del Is por ciento en- refesencia al COM
promise de deudas amortizadas de
condados.
No. 81, por Mr.. Read, proveyendo
para la condemnation de terrenos para
agrandar los terrenos del capitolio. Sc
propuso ssque lacamara SO prorrogase
hasta el.ldnes a las 10 de la manana.
Ell senior Valdez protest6 en- I'm discur-
80 vehemeDte, pero tuvo en- su contra
los. votos.de mas de dos terceras parties
de los miembros.
ooNsEJo.
El ~viernes en- la manana en- ell conse-
10 despues que 81 senior Martinez hubo
indagado acerca de la disposition del
proyecto del c~onsejo No. 5, uno de los
proyectos relatir os al ~propuesto hospi-
tai para mineros, MI. Springer movie
que todos los proyectos en- referencia q
la locaci6n de %instituciones territoriales
sean referidos a Ia comisi6n sobre ms
tituciones pdblicas. A esta proposition
Sc opusieron ambos Mr.. Easley y Mr..
Fielder, quienes deseaban que proyectos
va introducidos sobre,e eel asunto deben
permanecer Ell manos de la com son
sobre terrenos de instituciones pdblicas.
Sin embargo la mocion de Mr.. Spring
er~ prevalecio, de modo que la comision
sobre instituciones pdblicas tendra la
tarea de luchar con los muchos proyec
tos q la fecha pendientes tocsnte q la
colocacion de los hospitales de mineros,
de ciegos, escuelas de reforma y
escuelas normales.
Los proyectos siguientes fueron in
troducidos, leidos. y Sc ordeno que
traducidos 8 impresos y refe
Proyecto No. 46, por Mr.. Cruikshank,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-16

Ell Hon Martin Sanchez, que repre-
senta ell condado de Valencia en- la ca
mara de la presente asamblea, nacio en-
San Fernando, en- ell referido condado,
ell dia IL de Noviembre dc 1887. En-
la pila bautismal fueron sus padrinos
Don Jose Luna y Dona Lugarda b. de
Luna. Two la desgracia de nacer
huerfano, pues su padre f%allecio tres
meses antes de su natalicio y su madre
expire en- oil acto de darlo q luz. Qued6
pues sin mas amparo que el que lie SUI
ministraron algunos de sus parientes y
sin ninguna clase de recursos tanto para
vivir como para educarse. Sin embar-
go, oil Senior Sanchez por medic de su
deligencia { industrial adquirio los ru-
dimentos de una buena+ educacion y
como siempre ha sido hombre ~estndioso
y amante de aprender, Sc ha instruido
por ST mismo y posee q la fecha como
cimipntos respetables. A la edad de
Is amos contrajo matrimonio con Dona
Josefta Gonzales, con la cual ha vivido
hasta Ell dia en- la mayor ammonia yfeli-
cidad, teniendo en- ella una companera
y un apoyo que lie ha alentado y dado
valor en- la iucha de la vida. Ha resi-
dido en- diferentes parties del territorio,
pero desde 1882 reside en- Punta de
Aqua, condado de Valencia. Ha sido
electo representative de su condado en-
tres diferentes ocasiones, sirviendo como
tai en- las legislatures de 1887, 1896 y
en- la actual, y en- todas elias Sc ha se-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

Washington, Jan. 2S.-The senators re
gard seriously the prospect of an extra ses-
son Of congress in view Of the presidents
.rgent Recommendation of legislation con
caning the Philippine islands. Much ae-
WHY Is sAo&n by those who desire 70 avoid
% extra session The speculation concern
ne the probability of a called session was
rendered more definite by the fact that sen.
Atols knoau to be generally well informed
concerning the presidents plan, Joined the
discussion Of the outlook.
Careful inquiry also developed the fact
that the president had canvAssed the sub
jecs with a few senator's. He does not ap-
pear to have indicated any fixed determine
ton Of issuing a call, but, rather, 70 have
consulted them as to the ACCESSIBILITY Of
such a proceeding. In all such instances
he seems TO have had the necessity Of Phil.
ippine legislation in view and senators gen.
orally express the opinion that in case an
extra session is called the Philippine ques
tion will receive the lions share Of atten-
ton.
The urgency of the administration on THU
POin; is due 10 the imPOrtuning Of the Taft
commission, the members Of which appear
to have supplemented their Official recon-
mendAtiOn for early action with private let
tiers, not only to the president, but tn,
members Of the cabinet and senator's q
well.
They insist upon the early recognition o
the civil rights of the FilipinOs and a gov
eminent for them other than military il
form.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
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daily.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest Of W. A. Lewis, a Spokane Al.
torney' on charge OF embezzlement.
Representative aosenhnupt OF Spo-
zane has introduced q bill TO cut the
grain rate from s4.25 per ton 70 Ss.75.
The Big Bend -four mill, which has
been running single shift for some time
on account Of sickness among the men.
Il again running night and day.
Al kalama Martin Sickle was hang
Cd last week for the murder Of w. b.
shanklin. near Kelso. in 1893. Martin
siiekie confessed that be had murdered
three people.
susan Mulkey Of Tacoma fatally shot
herself at the Royal House in San
Francisco. last week. The shooting "a
claimed 70 have been accidental. There
arc suggestions that II was with sul.
cidal intent.
Two elght-ineh rifed guns, which
are to be set up at Bean Point, AT the
entrance 10 Port Orchard, have arrived
In Seattle. They will be delivered 70
MAJOR Mills. who is in charge OF the
work on the Notifications. The battery
emplaeemsnts have been finished and
everything is ia readiness for mount.
Ing the big guns.
| sunday four masked robbers invaded
The saloon Of Robert Murphy, at Leary.
y miles from Seattle. on the new Sc.
atils 4 San Francisco railway, and at
The points Of rs many reyolvers com
PEELED the bartender and 20 or more
patrons 10 give over their money and
EaiaAbleN About $3.50 In money and
several watches and revolVers were %
cured.
| Bills TO secure appropriations for the
state normal school have been intro
aueed IN both houses. For the school
Al whAtoom tIs4.5o0 is asked: that Al
giiensbarg wants $4,000. and that Al
Cheney tts.7tt. The bills went 10 the
appropriations committee. The modest
request u the school al Cheney was q
subject Of much favorable comment
Prank NJ Haniey. 4 bridegroom Of
oniy I've hours. took q dose Of strych
nine II Seattle. Wash. Sunday night
Ia his bridal chamber and died after
terrible suffering in the arms OF his
heartbroken bride With the words. q
am aoi worthy Of you" on his lipe Han
lsy passed from life 20 death He had
lived oaiy 30 years. yet during that
tine be had betrayed a beautiful
yoanE. bat poor girl in Minneapolis
and that sin 90 worked on his con
scisnos that be took his life rathel
lhsn take the chance Of bringing sor
ron 70 the woman he had led 10 th'
altar.
Postmaster Temples report OF th'
SPOKANE postaftoc 30. 1900, shows con
siderable increase In the amount o.
I bHssness In 1900 over that Of 1899. TIT
recsipts o. the year amounted 20 s9l.
ift. AZ Increase Of s2332 over 1899
Over s. eo9 money orders were hand
Nd turing the year. an Increase o
tige co over 1888. The registery de
! partusni handled over coo letters I
FAY daring the year. The total receip
fof the quarter ending December Sis
:. amounted 10 2s.Ss7.s0. against s24
e ssl.1T in 1879. The receipts for tn
1 sfrs thres quarters were t23.siS. s22
: 90. and SCI SOS
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

Ws,AaaefeE. asH. "a ne uAF asFari
ares Ass gseusea tie ilieaiag ssisgran
itsaa Iassesassf tgsussssi fi,sssrh Ls's. sus'
a,sA4sar he AsY,sfsuzas = ths M''soaFi
- rssaga 70 lAs ia1sh gtoghAssi
ss1.uasAs. tan. - AafsiAni Dsssersl
u a.Asasaoa iSFassaAni llsRaa. Csm
mss.d.ae Irsap A. bFhiA os'alry. hsa
fsssaa. r. 'yPssss 10 vsaAsas bg II
lian. and 10 saesisassss 81 hoaaeu'1il'
snd EatsalA Pegas ats ngs lasriHg ts'''
ss-pSs an4 e. anyuhos utihoai sstf
tAsso nasBo ,Cssg saaksl ss' aFF'e'e'
s~s.ssHy uBhoas aifs0sl'y BY iAFa's
IoAnaa snd is hsu hsid AZ Hsufissis
fs.aa s.as taxs .HsiF1srtei 30 r'ss Hsees
.nssy reosrctta 10 PsvseHi ass'rucsi0n q
pi.as,s a. triarrN ~ fat ~ ATS .
saasnsr have t<Sn yttasd
slIg. Ilnes1isy Gsneral.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

20 wholly unprecedented that the court OIL
Gals are finding II difficult 70 procure suit
able accommodations, the royal palaces be-
ing totally inadequate The procession d
expected 70 occupy two hours trayersing
.cndon from yiesoTia stAtion to R-dd.ngtOn
station, whence the funeral train will de-
part at lI.l5 a. M, reaching Windsor At
ll.5O. The coffin will be conveyed in the
queens special saloon carriage, attached 70
the royal train, built especially for the diae
mond jubilee, by which the queen and tae
royal family win journey TO the royal
borough.
The king, as chief mourner, accompanied
BY Emperor William, will ride ON horse
back at the head Of the procession through
London, with Field Marshal Earl Roberts,
the commander in chief Of the forces, and
staff in close proximity. AT least ak bat
talions Of infantry, eight squadrons Of cav
airy and number Of batteries Of artillery
viii participate in the procession, besides
the multitudinons assemblAge Of peers,
members Of the house II commons and cont
officials Of strange title and stranger garb.
The streets win be lined with soldiers, but
the route has not been definitely fixed. The
coffin bearers viii be n0ncommissioned Off
Gers from the troops comprising the house
hold brigade.
The probable order Of the procession IL a.
follows: The knight marshal's men, drum
mers of the footguards, the household STAFF,
the judges, privy councillors. peers Of the
realm, the bishops. the royal crown Of Han
over, the imperial crown, the crown Of the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
land. the royal body on gun carriage, the
princes Of royal blood, the equerries and the
yeomen Of the guards Units Of the army
will be interpreted in the column, and al
its head there win be firing party. Pre-
eeding the cortege military bands win play
the dead march. The standards will all be
dTaped.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

Berlin, Jan 28.-The death Of Queen Vie
tOria has made profound impression upon
the German mind, oyershadowing for a
time every other topic. The newspapers
and other periodicals, without exception,
have devoted an enormous amount Of space
thereto, and also TO her successor and
AngloIGermAn relations. Numerous reInin-
iscenees Of the queen have appeared The
KTeuz Zeitung reyives the passage in Prince
Bismarck's memoirs, where the princes first
meeting, at Versailles, in 1855, with the
prince eonsort and Queen Victoria, is en-
tertainingly described, Prince Bismarck
saying tine prince eOnsOrt treated him
haughtily, as a political opponent, whils
the queen, though evidently regarding him
an similar Light, spoke pleasantly through.
out.
The opinion that the death Of the queen
&as precipitated by Field Marshal Earl
Roberts frank avowals regarding the South
African var, is generally held, but small
nope is indulged that King Edwards in.
dnence will be exerted 10 bring about peaes
IN terms leaving the Beers their independ-
eDee. The general opinion of King Edward
as divided Though a few regard him a
,Sermanophile, Others are outsPOkenly anti
english.
1he press just now Is hushed and M
paper blAmes Emperor William for his evi
ient desire ~ render all homage TO hi
.;randmOther's memory. The usual dinner
n honor Of the birthday Of Emperor VII
lam lJanuary "a have been postponed Il
february 3 by his majesty's special orders
This applies to the German diplomats and
,Onsuls abroad
The Mecklenburg court has ordered thre'
seeks mourning.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

in quaint type and quainter ShakesPearean
language proclaiming Edward VII. king OF
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain, are
surrounded by open mouthed people, as
they have been in centuries past, reading
eagerly, as though they had not Already
read in the newspapers, the proclamation
Any one erediting the English with re-
publican tendencies must be convinced by
the present demonstrations of the ahso-
lutte, unquestioning loyalty of the whole
people to the monarch. Thousands Of
columns Of editorials in journals Of every
political shade, save a few Irish, contain
no trace Of dissatisfaction with Edward
Rex, and only confident and good wishes.
No monarch ever took the crown more
strongly supported. The same good feel.
ing toward Edward VII. Pervades Europe.
Only the Partisan and few Russian papers
attack him.
The tributes to the dead queen have
caused an era Of good feeling on the part Of
the English toward their sister nations,
however brief Emperor Williams iilial con.
duct, his willing abandonment Of the cele-
0AaAANA VI NAAC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Va AAaC AANcoAAAl
monarchy, have done much to strengthen
the Anglo German alliance, while the tn.
butte Of the Boer prisoners at Cape Town
in giving up their sports pending the
queens funeral softens the animosity 81
war
The sOlemnity with which the English
people look on what seems to Americans Il
be queer ceremonies Is remarkable. Ths
proclamation at the castle in Edinburgh
where Walter Scott frOm the window Of sh'
constable's bOOkshop saw George ~. pro
claimed, was no les brilliant than the Lon
don pageants. Heralds assembled the battle
menss and the octagon turret. Around ths
tail shaft were swathed royal purple. Aftei
the reading the castle guns saluted and tho
! Scots sang God Save the King
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
APPEAL FROM THE ELPINlS
WANT A CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
Request Read I'm the senafe-FederaE
Parry Says That Peace WIN FiIlew
sueh an Aetaon--Aneriean sov-
ereIgnty.


Washington, Jan. 29.-iWhen the senats
Monday the president, Mr.. Frye,
called attention to the following cabIegram,
Ahich was read:
Manila, Jan. 29.-To the President u
the Senate and Speaker Of the HOUSE u
Representatives, Washington. Accession
&c the federal party 10 BY Thousands in all
parts Of the archipelago. The attitude Of
the hitherto irrecOndliable press and the
general public opinion show that the Ia
bors Of the party 70 bring peace will soon
be crowned with success Until now po-
liticsl parties have attempted the iorma-
tion Of plans more or les Questioning
american sovereignty Our platform makes
the main plank the sovereignty Of United
States with liberty 10 each eitizsn TO par-
sue peacefully his political ideaA The hour
of peace has sounded On cur platform
are grouped many Filipinos Of
hitherto iTreconcilable ideas, but some Of the
more obstinate decline 10 join, for though
willing to accept the sovereignty Of the
United States, the prospect Of indefinite
continuance Of military government makes
them distrust the purposes Of the United
States and delays their submission.
Adjournment Of the present congress
without giving the president authority to
establish 3 purely civil government with
the usual powers and the PostPonemens
fcI at least q year of such government
until a new congress conyenes win Ger
calmly confirm this distrust The diTee-
tory Of the federal party believes that
comforting such authority on the prei-
dent would inspire confidence and hasten
The acceptance Of the sovereignty Of the
United States and the coming Of peace
The directory therefore prays both houses
OF congress to authorize President McKin-
ley to establish civil gOvenSent whenever
Be believes II oPportuns.
FRANK H BOURNS,
@DR. PARDO DIX TRAyEIo,
~FIORENTINO rOaEESS,
Jose MAR TOMAS DEL ROSARIO,
&C. S. ARALANO,
Directors Of the Federal Party"
After the disposition Of routine business
senator ToWne Of Minnesota was recog-
nized for a speech which was to Be at
once his maiden effort and his valedictory.
H. spoke on his resolution Of last Friday
for the immediate cessation Of hostilities
in the Philippines. The galleries were well
filed to hear Senator Towne, and senator's
also gave him close attention, while in
the rear of the senate was a circle Of rep
resentatives, who came over from he house
to hear him. Senator TOwne spoke in .
full and resonant tone, with more Of the
grAces Of Oratory than are usually heard
in the political debates of the senate
In his opening address Senator Towna
referred to the petition presented to the
senate a few days ago by S0O6 Elipinos
for cessation Of hOstilities and for the
granting Of Independence to the people d
the Philippines. He maintained il would
prove a quicker appeal to the ancient
spirit of the republic, or its rejection
must dedicate the Goth century to . Re
action preiudicial, if not fatal, to free in
situations"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

The ceremony was repeated at the gate
Of the castle and at the Stuart palace Of
Holyrod at the town RoundEoy. The city
officials, the university professors and the
local soIdiery were in the procession, which
took place IN . snowstorn.
The government viii prObabIy ask pariia-
ment to increase the sovereignty allowance
100000 pounds sterling. Queen Vietoria's
allowance was flxed at the beginning Of her
reign at $4,000 pounds sterling. partly de-
frayed by the crown and state. The cost to
the nation was 10000 pounds sterling.
A new edition Of prayer books from his
maiesty's printers has been made necessary
by the change Of names on royalties occur
ring. If the duke Of York Is made prince
of Wales another edition viii be printed.
The new form win be used in all the
churches.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

w..hlnr,aa. laA. She Uuiioa Stass'
a,prruss cosr, hss rsbasTcd an SP'a''a
!. ~ oass a ths CaicAro drainage oAnAl
otsral,ng The 5rmursrs aiod "a 'h' e'ss
h, ~ ssts q iii,nSss and the Ca'oAse
4,.sn.nes canal distust bSArA Ise pf0-
~aiir.s sss hruughi BY the State o. h,'
ss,,r, se1ina he state Of Il'in'.' and 's p
a,.inars board. The sa1 soaghi hs'ns :"
,,,r,,,,i ,hs ass q The canal bsoauss Of 10
apysssi Psllstion Of 'As afiaA'ss 90, see
a. y I.s,.A The siiect Of 'hs dcr's, sl
!, "a .n.,sin the state Of Missoarl lbs
rsiou AZ. hanIea down by Justice sa''4,
TAs chief ias,iCcs and Jas'''' hAi HAZE A'4
white united in a dissenting SP'n''@
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

Il i learned from an inside source
TAT another bond has been taken on
the MAntlA group. In Keller camp, by
Spokane People
The Legal Tender. in Keller camp.
VIZ. has resumed work with one shift.
ant is to enlsrge lis force shortly. The
Ramlne. adjoining IL. started work
this veck.
The extension Of the Butte mineral
h,slt outside the immediate vicinity OF
the cts seems to be showing up we'll.
particularly in the new district IN
Browns guich-
Ma. sEaailey OF Toledo. Ohio, rep
resenting a syndicate Of northern Ohio
capitalists. has just purchased half q
dozen claims in the Myers creek dis
triet wn.. among which is the Oregon.
The silver Greek Mining q Milling
c,wpany has started $50 foot tunnel
az the Gold Cord. on Silver Creek.
south HALT The new tunnel will cut
the ledge at a depth OF 900 feet Six
men aFo employed.
Things have been rather uncertain
a, the blr mines Of Butte recently on
aec,gnt % the water supply. For a
few DAYS the properties OF the Anal
ramated were shut down altogether on
acooun, Of too much ore in the bins
placer and petroleum claims are be
ing ssakcd on the government land be
tween Pine City and Rosalia, Wn
| some claims are reported to have beer
.,nksA on decided land. and the farmar'
are somewhat AEitated over the posi-
h,u,y that the locators may be able e
secure title.
The new road from Grizzly camp t.
uhi,e pine. in tho Hoodoo mining dis
,r,c, as miles northeast OF Moscow
idaho is reported In excellent condi
,,,n ana many heavy loads Of machsn
~ have been hauled over II tais win
Tar since the road was completed set
liars have Gled homesteads along 10
entire length.
announcement is made by Presiden
scalicn Of the Anaconda that begin
ninr February the eight hour system
AZ WORK will be put In operation In al
The Anaconda properties. With a hal
hour for lunch. the men who 80 =
v,,rt At s o'clock in the morning vii
,,,, Al &;sO o'clock in the Afternoon
making eight hours Of actual wor
each day.
The Occur d'Alene mining companis
| witch were organised two and thre
/ wears ago have generally eAhausee
. their treasury stock and the work tne
40 in the future will be by means
assessments. The number OF asses
. ments being levied at the present um
. either TO continue work or to resum
operatlons after shutdowns OF varyln
lsnrthS is noticeable. Considerao
. eastern capital is In the Occur dAlen'
looking for Investment