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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27

un nuevo mapa de derroteros de correo
en- Nuevo Mexico, en- el cual SO dar
con exactitud los linderos de los nuevol
condados, la situacion de cada estafeta
Inca de ferrocarril, dsrrotero postal J
curse de rio on el territorio.
Valencia Crespin, indio del pueblo d
Santo Domingo, fue arrestado en- Ce.
rrillos 81 sabado pasado por traer arms
mortffera y sentenciado seis meses ds
prisi6n por 81 juez de paz Tony Neis
w. ii. Pope, el abogado de los indios
saco apelacion y Crespin fue soltads
baio fianza
Federico Maestas, ex-artista barbert
de esta ciudad que ahora SO halla er
Cuba, escribe al licenciado II. Il. Orti,
y le dice que hay ALA buena oportun
dad para un abogado que sepa los do
idiomas, y que 81 el senior Ortiz Sc pres
ia ir la Habana, le garantiza un,
posicion en- que ganara un salario d'
$1,000 al afio.
Isidro Padilla, dc 80 amos de edad
| que hace tres amos Sc lastim6 ell espins
20, fallecio el martes pasado en- su re-
Isidencia en- el lado sur. lie sobreviver
su esposa y sus padres Su funeral tuve
lugar el microbes en- la mafiana siendo
sus restos sepultados en- 81 cementerie
del Rosario.
Los entusiastas por el juego de pelo-
ia en- esta ciudad estan indignados por
los injustos ataques que dirigen los Pc
riodicos de Albuquerque q causa del
juego del domingo en- que los peloteros
de Santa F6 derrotaron q los de Albu-
querque. La costumbre de Santa Fe
ha sido siempre tratar bien sus visitas
y no desquitarse con insultcs cuando ha
perdido un juego.
El dia 81 de Julio propuestaa seran
abiertas por 81 Coronel George W.
Knaebel, para limpiar de escombros el
solar Gu la esquina de la Gale de San
Francisco y de la avenida de Don Gas
par, con objeto de vender mejorar la
propiedad, cuyo dueno es Miguel Cha
yes. Esta propiedad fue destruida en-
Agosto del af1o pasado por un incendio
cuando estaba ocupada por el comercio
de la Compafifa Mercantil de Santa Fe.
Ell ASSESSOR Anastacio Gonzales proto
Is el lines pasado ante el escribano de
pruebas Manuel Delgado la cantidad
del avalio amillaradc del condado, por
precintos. La valuaci6n total del con-
dado monta $1,714.555; las exencio-
mes son $65. 100 El amillaramiento en-
la ciudad de Santa Fe es $660,000. Ell
amillaramiento por precintos. arreglado
en- el orden de gu riqueza es como 81
que: Precinto No. A, Santa Fe, $491,-
115; No. II, Santa Fe, 1858, 1896: No.
IS, Santa Fe, $211, $40; Madrid, $133,-
900; Dolores, $4,000; Cerrillos, $7O,-
525; Espanola. $54,155; precinto No.
8, Santa Fe,$52, 74O; Galisteo, $52, $50;
San Pedro, $51,510; Lamy, $26,215;
Cienega, $24,265, Santa Cruz, $40, 1876; j;
$13,105; Pojoaque, $10,27O;
Glorieta, $8,535; Tesuque, $6,185;
Aqua Fria, $5,6S0; San Ildefonso,
$4,880; Chimay6, $780, Las mercedes
en- el condado estan amfllaradas en- $34,-
800 y las aseguranzas en- $4,6S5.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27
En- Busca de Agpa.

W. M. Ferguson, de Roosevelt, dice
que la corriente en- el Rio Hondo trae tar
gran cantidad de lodo y basura que hs
sofocado gran ndmero de peces en- q
gran canal. Una cantidad de peces de
varios> generos fuero halladas muertas
y otros ndmeros buscando con despera-
cion lugar donde 81 aqua estuviese
limpfa.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27
CRONICA PERSONAL.

Don Agapito Abeyta, de Mora, estu
vo esta semana en- la ciudad.
Ell ex-juez de pruebas Antonio J. Or
tiz, de Galisteo, estuvo en- la capital
medfados de la semana.
Ell juez W. E. Townsend su esposa
de New Haven. Connecticut, han re
gresado de una vista q Ell Porvenir, qu
SO halla cerca de Las Vegas.
La Sta. Teresa Gildersleeve Sc mar
cho 81 domingo pasado para Pueblo
Colorado, con proposito de entrar a
hospital de ALI y aprender el ofcio d,
enfermera.
George Anton, el comerciante y esta
fetero de Coyote, Sc march6 ell ldnel
pasado para el lugar de su residencia
despues de haber estado aqui algunal
semanas visitando parientes.
La Sra. M. A. Otero. y 81 senior III,
OBryan y esposa, SO marcharon el LII.
mes para el sur de Nuevo Mexico, donde
Sc les unira ell gobernador Otero.
La Sra. Prince acompafl6 a su esposo
q Colorado ira tambien Boise, Idaho,
donde el x-gobernadcr asistira q las
sesiones del congreso International mi
nero.
Ell comisionado de condadoJ A. Lu-
jan vino esta semana de su residencia
en- Espafola asistir una junta del
cuerpo de comisionados de condado.
El Hon. W. H. Kennedy, prosidente
de la comision del condado de Santa Fe,
estuvo varios dias de esta semana asis.
tiendo las sesiones de, dicho cuerpo,
La Sra. R. n. Bowler. que ha estado
gravemente enferma durante las pasa
das dos semanas, Sc ha recuperado algo
de su enfermedad, aunque todavia no
esta fuera de peligro
La Sra. Isabelita D. de Duran, que ha
estado en- estos dias bastante enferma
Sc ha recuperado 10 bastante para dar
esperanza de que Sc vera pronto buena
de sus dolencias.
Ell Hon. I'll. O. Bursum, superinten-
dente de la penitenciaria, ha regresado
de un viaje q la parte meridional del to-
rritorio de donde tuvo que venirse al
recibfr noticia de la muerte de su nina.
Ell Hon. Venceslao Jaramillo, Ed
ward Sargent y Miguel Gonzales. estu-
vieron esta semana en- la capital re-
gresaron para su residencia en- Ell Rito
condado de Rio Arriba, el jueves pasa-
do. Fred ]. Otero, de Albuquerque,
errib6 q la ciudad 81 iueves pasado.
Ell professor g. L. Marsh, que ell afo
pasado fue maestro principal de la es-
cuela superior de Santa Fe, ha aceptado
la posicion de superintendent de las
escuelas ptblicas de Clayton. condado
de Union, con un salario de 800 men. |
suales por un termino de nueve meses.
La Sra. Emilia Thayer de Moore,
que hace dos meses SO march6 de Santa
Fepara Denver, fue fatalmente lasti-
mada en- dicha ciuiad ell sabado pasado
al apearse de un caro- electrico que iba
con suma velocidad. Ella
quiso bajar. reculando y fue arrojada en-
tiorra con mucha fuerza. La Sra.
Moore es hiia de Mr.. Charles L. Thayer
= esposa, de esta ciudad
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27
Aceldente Fatal.

En- la nina de carbon Weaver de
Gallup, perteneciente 4 la compaflfa de
Colorado, un accidente fatal ocurrio en-
la manana del sabado pasado, Un mi
nero japones fue muerto en- 81 acto y
otro qued6 tan lastimado que Sc anti
cipaba que moriria luego. Una explo-
sion dilatada de un barreno fue la eau
sa de su infortunio.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27

pasado dos edifcios de aquella locali-
dad fueron destruidos por un incedio.
Un fuerte aguacero que habia caido an
tes salvo la poblacion de ser consumida
por el fuego.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27
A los OficlaIes Publibos.

Los que tienen que dar fianzas pue
den conseguir en- esta ofcina blancc
para fianzas, tanto on castellano como
en- ingl6s
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27
Sin Fda ApapcePa en- Ell Dn y Feea AnuIriadE,
SOLHWENTE UN DIH
REGIsrRos DE NorARIos pUBL1Cos

REGISTROS DE NOTARIOS PUBLICOS
La Companfa Impresora del NUEvo
MExrcANo tiene para vender registros
en- blanco para uso de notarios pdblicos,
con 81 capftulo de Las Leyes Recopila-
das, que atafle a anotarios, impreso en- Ell
frente, Seran enviados cualquier es-
tafeta i ofcina de expreso sobre recibo
de $125.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27
cos de muestra gratis.

En- esta ofcina SO venden blancos para
contratos de partido
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27
Gracias, Senores.

Eel NUEvo MExICANo extiende sus mas
sinceras gracias los siguientes suscri-
torres por remesas remitidas durante el
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27
la CRUZ ELEcTRIcA DE DIAMANTE,

amada amben la Cruz de Volta fue descuberta
CO agunos amos pronto 80 hzo carnino on Europa.
La Cruz Eectrica de Damante puede Reumatsmo
asi los mscuos las coyunuras Neuralgia dolores
todo cuepo Noryiosdad Debdad Nervosa Deblidad
Vadad Neyosa Exhausta Postracion Nervosa Faa
no. Tristeza Depression Mental Hsteria, PARALYSIS Adormeci
ento Tembores Apopega Ataques Epiepcos Bale de San
Afeccones del Sistema Nervioso
La day noche pendente de Gordon
ocado rededor del cueo E pecio de Peso
garantza sumnstra ano beneco mejoes
Jas elecrcas cuestan de ounce veincnco antos
Cada miembro de faa anto sano no debe
estar amas sn Cruz Electrical pues puede
or preventive contra enfermedad.
Manden Un Peso po 6rden de esafeta
enregsada les mandaremos franca de porte Cruz Eec
trca dc Diamante, 8 Bee Cnco Pesos
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-07-27


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21
DIREcTIoNs To RrcHA1ue.
Sale of the Town Lots in Newly
 Opened Territory.

Washington. July 20-The rexuiation8 governing the disposition of the town site lots in the Wichita. Kiowa, Apache and Comanche reservations in Oklahoma to be openep Aug. 9th. were issued by the In terior Department today.
 They direct Assistant Commissioner Richards of the general land office to take charge of and superintend the offer ing and sale of town lots in the county seat town sites of Lawton, Anadarka and Hobart. The blocks in these town sites will be divided into lots of twe0ty- five feet for business lots and fifty Feet for residences. No person shall purchasa more than one business and one resi-. dental lot in the same town site. Town lots in each town site will be auctione6 off to the highest bidder for cash only. The sale will begin at a. m. Aug. c, and extend until all lots are sold, but not be- yond Aug. si. The business lots will be
 The regulations require each conmss- sfoner to make daily remittances of all receipts to the United States sub-treasury at St. Louis. When these shall have been approved by the Secretary, patents dn' them will be issued Each of the comz mfssioners to. be appointed will furnish $l00.0o0 bond. receive s25 per day for tho
 ay or dags 1a e of as hs sas s D while closing up the accounts. The ex@ pensea incident to the eales will be dc% frayed from the prcceeds oE <he lof sales. thorized to suspend the sale for any nses essary period if it should becomr ansia.I rent that the bteders have entered into com bination to suppress competition of otherwise affect the sales or raise any disturbance interfering with the orderly progress of the sale.
 The official report on the. Oklahoma land registration as telegraphed to the Interior Department today announces a total of 92. 2.1O3 registrations up to this morning at Fl Reno and Fort Sill. The registrations at Fl Reno yesterday were 10, 35S and at Fort Sill 14O74.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21
NoN-UNIoN MASS MEETING. Men Say They are Well Satisfied
 With Conditions.

Pittsburg. July 20.-The first week of the steel strike ended today in this district with two big meetings, one endorsing non- -unionism, the other con demning 1t. The first was held at Van dergift this afternoon, where the sent iment of the workers of the Wander gift, Leechburg, Appollo and Satlers- burg plants of the American Sheet Steel Company was expressed In speeches and resolutions. More than 1900 men attended the gathering. Speeches were made by prominent mill workers endorsing non-unionism and declaring loyalty to the company. When the speech making had ended the following resolutions were adopt ed:
 -"whereas, There Is at present trou- ble existing between the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers and the American Sheet Steel Company, which has arisen by reason of the said Association commanding that all non- union mills be organized into a union which demand we do not endorse; therefore be it
 'iResoived, That the iron workers of Vandergrift Apollo, Leechburg end Saltsburg. assembled this goth day of July. 1901. at aVndergrift. Pa, that we hereby express our loyalty to the man. agers of the American Sheet Steel Company.
 During the years we have worked for said company we have received only the fairest treatment at their hands; our wages have been entirely sabsfac- tory and we ask that we be permitted to work non- union, as we nave been doing since 1893.
 "We feel that no labor union can make our condition better or more hon orable than 1t is at present, since we are subject to no mans dictation.
 We also hereby heartily endorse the action of the business men of Van- dergrift, Leechburg. Saltsburg and Apollo in their recent endorsement of the policy of the American Sheet Steel Company and assure them that our in terests are mutual, and that we, as workmen, will not be misled nor do anything that will in any way impair the good feeling and pleasant relations that have existed between us and the management of the American Sheet Steel Company"
 The meeting ct McKeesport was ex- actly opposite to the Vandergrift gath ering in object and action.
 The manufacturers claim to be well satisfied with the developments of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21
REWARD FORLYNCHERS
GOVERNOR LONGING TAKES
 VIGOROUS ACTION.
Mississippi Executive Determined That the Murderers of Italians Shall Be Apprehended-His
 Correspondence with Hay.

Jackson, Miss, July 20.--Goyernor Longino this afternoon offered $leO re- ward for the arrest and conviction of each of the murderers- of Giovant and vincenzo Serio and the wounding of Salvatore Liberto by . mob at Erwin, Miss. several days ago. The Governor this morning received letter from Secretary Hay enclosing q copy of q note from the Italian Charge d'Af- faires in which Secretary Hay asked to be advised whether the persons killed were Italian subjects or had been naturalized.
 Replying to Secretary Hay tonight. Governor Longino states that his pri- vate advices are that none os the Ital- fans named above was a. naturalized American citizen. but that he will make official inquiry and repors ia.er. The Governor advised Secretary Lay that he went in person to Washington County the second day after the un- fortunate occurrence and learned from the Sheriff who had been telegraphed that the Italian consul at Vicksbure had asked for protection for these ltal- ian subjects
 The Governor found that the Sheriff, upon the receipt of his telegram. visit ed the scene of the murder. but was ahdOAC tO hN6Ctt tiiCAE iAA tAsAAS " eS~~A tain the names of the guilty persons. The crime was committed under cover of darkness and the murderers fled. The Governor had conference with the criminal judge and the prosecuting attorney of the county. both of whom expressed . purpose to exercise the full power of the law for the appre- hension and punishment of all con- cerned in the crime.
 The people of Greenville. the county seat of Washington County. where the murder occurred. held a mass meeting. and by resolution deplored and con- iemned the action of the guilty per- sons and requested a special term of the circuit court in order that the stain may be effectively wiped out by the puuishment of the criminals. The Governor tonight transmitted copy of these resolutions to Secretary Hay, whom he assures that every effort will be made to apprehend and punish the guilty parties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21
M1ss1ssIpPI LYNoH1Na.
Jesse Phillips Hanged for Murder of
 Lucius Reed.

Cleveland. Miss. July 2o--Jesse Phil lips, the negro who shot and killed Lucius Reed. plantation manager, in this city last Tuesday. was captured in the swamps near here at 10 o'clock tonight and lynched by a mob of unknown men.
 Phillips was discovered in the swamps by bloodhounds and while attempting to escape from a posse was shot in the leg. About a mile from the town mob met the officer and. taking the negro from him, brought him to the spot where Reed was killed and hanged him to telephone pole. So quietly was the nes hanged that the majority of the inhabitants of Cleveland did not know when the lynch- ing occurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21
SUFFRAGE
 IN VIRGINIA An OuiE le of Senator
 DE els Plan. rRovlsIeg B OF SCHEME
The 'sGrandIather" Clause is
 Not Included.
Delegate McIlwayne Introduces . Resolution in Regard to Marriage.
 Convention Nearly Ready For Debate.

Richmond, Va, July :0.-The Con- stIIut,oual Convention has about xotlsn reaoy TOT the depates. IL came today,' when chairman Green submitted the report or the Committee on Preamoie ana biI of ttignIs. preIacins the report witn Ihe statement that II was only d parlial report and that the minority would likciy submit report. he asked that the report be lad on the table ana printed Tor the Information of the members. This Was ordered.
 The word "Christian' remains in the dra;t submitted and the supremacy or the United stafes Constitution ss af- firmed.
 Delegate McIiwayne of Prince Ei- ward presented the roIloWing-
 w hereas. m order to insure the Ae- gal consummation of the marriage .a- lation in the State Of Virginia. a lfcense from the proper State ofricer is neses- sary. the Commonwealth thus making itself a party to and the custodian or tnLs contract: therefore. be 1t
 Resolved. That the Committee Gn Legislative Department be and is here by requested to report a provision Io be engrafted into the Cons.i.ution re- quiring the General Assembly to enact laws making the Comlncnweai.h a party in al! divorce 2roceedings nere- after instituted in any court of this State. If 1t shall be found that either or both parties have beea guilty pf misdemeanor or crime. leading Up tp the breach of marriage, they shsi ia- he indicted and punished as the law may direct"
 Mir. Bristow of Middlesex Introduced a resolution providing tha. all natursl oyster beds and rocks sha.i be free to the people of the State ;pon-residents shall have the right to propagate cs ' sters in yirgfnta waters on the pay. ment of taxes on property tesths Ys ite of $e,ooo. =. =. Suffrage Committee his clause affect ing the electorate and in resentjng the paper enjoined the members of the committe to secrecy. He said that the plan was not entirely completed though In a speech of half an no1r he outlined the provisions. As outlined by Senator Daniel the proposition sall5 for a two years residence in the State. one year in the county or city and thirty days in the precinct. Prope..y to tine vs.ue of $500 is to be held by the voter, his wife or father: a poll tax of B is compulsory; men who have done inii- tary service for the Go yernne 1t or Il c United States are exempte1, 1, as are sl.sc persons over the age Uf Go years. No person Is to be excepted from payment of poll tax who draws d pension from the State or the United States, and persons who receive a salary or sti- pend are to be required to pay the poli tax. Person of recognized gCoc ehar- acter end education are to ,e exempt ed, at the discretion of the local boards, from the property qualification.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21
Car System Tied Up.

Nashville, Tenn, July 2O.-Nashviile has been without street car service since o'clock this evening, and it will be noon tomorrow before traffic Is re- sumed. Fire in the power plant of the Cumberland Electric Light and Power Company is the cause of the break down. The four big engines making the motive power for the street railway system were incapaciated by damage to the belting, and the cars suddenly stopped, passengers being forced to continue their journeys on foot. The financial loss 10 the power company approximates $4,OoC, covered by insur- ance. The work of repairing is being pushed and the company hopes to re- sume full car service by tomorrow at noon,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21
workmen Have Grievances.

Memphis, Tenn. July 20.-A Scimitar special from Little Rock says: The conductors. brakemen. firemen, en- gineers. operators switchmen and oth- CT employees of the Iron Mountain Rail- road have decided to federate for the redress of alleged grievances. Com mittees have been appointed to confer with the Missouri Pacific officials. One of the principal grievances is the all legged causeless discharge of a large number of employees by the new man. agement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21
BUSINESS SESSION
 OF THE LEAGUERS|
Third Day of the International Con- YentiOn ih San Francisco.
 Practical in Character.

Mr. Nye also led the Round Tab1o conference in the absence of R.. R. Doherty of Jersey City.
 c. S. M. Keith of New Hampshires B. C., made pertinent remarks on ssThe Business Meeeting.
 This mornings session of the MoS chanicS Pavilion was devoted to mis~ sionary workers. led by Rev. Dr. Reed. Brief but eloquent and elKectivo addresses were made by c. ". Vicke15 and F. T. Colton of Chicago. Heya P. l.. Cobb of Nashville, Tenn, ". W. i. Cooper of Kenosha. Wis, Clyde Jack q Fort Worth. Tex, and E. c. Stephen< son of Toronto.
 The noontime business meeting m the Palace Hotel court and the Chan1< Der of Commerce were, conducted re- spectively by Rev. George R Steward of Cleveland, Tenn. and W. W. Cooper of Keuosha. Wis. Both were fairly we'll attended.
 Open-air meetings the first of ths convention week were also held at noon. one at Van Ness Avenue and ae City Hall Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-21
STORM AT COLUMBUS, GA.
Wall Falls, Demolishing Three Store
 Houses.

Columbus, Ga. July 20.--A heavy rain, wind and hail storm visited Co., lumbus about o'clock this afternoon. A heavy dead wall on the old Georgia warehouse lot was blown down and completely demolished three store- houses adjoining it also. A plumbing shop. Hamm's bakery and the vacant storehouse next south, are mass of ruins. The roof and sides of the build- ings were crushed in and the whole mass precipitated to the floor. Two ladies and a little boy were in the bak- cry when the crash came. One of them was badly but not mortally wounded. Several persons about the city were shocked by lightning, but there were no fatalities. The damages to the wrecked building and contents have not been ascertatned.