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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-03-25

The eight hour law passed by the Arizona legislature mas
oeen signed by Governor Brode and will become law within
ninety days 1t only refers the miners EMPLOYED below ground
The operation OF the law effects only small mine operators the bio
companies now having eight hour day operation MANY Of
the territorial newspapers of both parties object to the Law ard
claim that will seriously effect future investments in the mines
of that territory ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-03-25

Germany is renewing its old threat to keep American d+
from German markets Fortunately the Germans always discover
that they hurt themselves considerably more than they do the
United States by such course w '''
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-03-25

: Found, on Monday morning, near this
Office, bunch Of keys. Owner will
receive same by calling at this Office and
paying for this notice.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-03-25

The extra session of the United States sanato a; j.,
Thursday March, 49, 1t completed the work outlined for II and
President Roosevelt get down to making plans for his
western trip. F ~ MS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-03-25

In recent issue the Aamogord News sad THE Aamogoro
Improvement company will soon institute system experimental
wells abuut Aamogordo for the purpose of developing water for m
rgaon being warranted in doing by investigation of the sub
Ject during the past few months similar experiment on
large scale the country surrounding Demng should be made this
spring. as the water here nexhauabe and improvement in
pumping machinery during the past few years has made possible
to rgate from wells at cost which guarantees good profits from
crops grown few small ranches Demng raising crops of
fruit and vegetables would be the of bringing hundreds of
settlers into our county during the next three years and
would almost double the permanent support the town. 1t seems
to us that real estate firm that would take up such an expr
ment here would reap rich returns for the money expended
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-03-25

IS LBUQUERQUE is BECOMING metropolitan city and
yet it has not single public place where man or beast
get drink of water"
The above taken from Las Vegas paper while shooting far
from the truth shows the importance of having convenient places
in town where people from the country water their teams
and saddle horses Demng has number of such places her
main streets placed there by public spirited citizens their own
expense yet the town would place drinking fountain some
place near the union depot where strangers passing through the
town could get drink of famous water while the train was
transferring passengers and baggage would be worth many
times its cost to the town advertisement The DemnQ water
noted for its purity and advertised all over the southwest
Travellers going into Ell Paso and other places many miles from
here notified by great pacad that the furnished them
Demng water that being guarantee of its purity and is
common thing for passengers the through trains to say when
they get off at the depot here for few minutes recreation This
is Deming the place where they have the best water in
the west Where drink of that water In cases of
this kind nice drinking fountain where they could get fresh
drink would speak volumes for the public spirit of our town
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
A Fine Man.

The Southern Pacific company recently
issued map Of Louisiana. which has been
IN popular demand throughout the state
since It FIRST made fits appearance. The lat
est authority to acknowledge the superiority
" the southern Paciic's map over other
maps sotteu out q the State Of Louisiana
Is the superintendent Of the public schools
OF Sew Orleans. fills gentleman recently
addressed communication to Passenger
TRAFFIC Manager Morse Of the Sunset Cen
trnl lines, stating how highly the maps ia
question were regarded as being better suit
- Tor school purposes than uUy other map
~ that state yet published, aud rcquestiu.
tu9t the southern Pacific furnish supply
70 be used In the schools of that city MI
Morse promptly granted the request made
OF min, and scrcnty-hvc maps were sent
az once Tor the purpose named. without any
cost to the school system of New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
SUBCOMMITTEE SESSION
Preparatory to Meeting of Western
Classification Committee.
THE RAILROAD MEN ARE ASSEMBLING
Trsnsoontinentsl Passenger Association
Win Also Hcld tie Annual Meetins at
San Antonio Next Week.

San Antonio, Texas. January 9.-1The sub
committee OF the Western classification
committee IS IN session OF tbs McmEer
hotel. This committee Is really the nd
vance guard Of the Western classification
committee whicn meets here next Tuesday.
aud will likely remain In session until the
istter part IT The week The subco'nmlt
tee Is ,ransscting only ro8tiuc matters and
these are subject to the approval of the
entire committee The subcommittee ron.
slsts Of the following general aud assistant
general freight agents: j. Q. Lincoln Ms,
souri, Pacific; J. a. Middleton, Frisco: r. C..
Reyno,d. Goodrich Transportation company.
J, Z. German, Santa Tie: W B. Hambliu,
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy; Z. b.
Boyd. Rock Island +. \ Leland, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas; W G. Slemeycr. linton
Pacific and Southern rdeiuc; H. T. Pier
pont. Chicago. Minneapolis and 81 Paul.
+. j. lyman, Chicaso aud Northwestern;
G. =. Wilson, Wisconsin Central L. W..
Meadows, secretary Western classification
committee.
The Iranscontinental Passenger associa-
ton quarterly meeting viii be held at san
Antonio January 20 special car for the
accommodation Of the passenger officials
leaving 81. Louis 70 attend the meeting viii
he attached to the night express over the
Iron Mountain uue on the lsta instant.
Among the subjects 90 De considered viii
Dog the following Clergy bureau arrange
mcnts, circuit rates FROM Memphis and the
southeast 10 the Pacific coast tourist rates
20 san Francisco via Portland and from
lne Atlantic seabosrd via the Canadian
Facinc. Protective bureau Organization,
dining and composite cars FOR SPECIAL trains,
special rates for the Grand Army Of the
Republic euc1mpmeut at San Francisco in
August, assembly % the Old Guard of New
York no san Francisco May j. Educational
association meeting lt Boston July IS 10
lo. Young Peoples Society OF Christian
EudeaNor at Denver July 10 20 - Sub
Jccts relating 20 baggage aud ,icGet rcCu.
lauons viii likewise ho taken 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
Mr.. Lupton Here.

George r. Luptou. assistant general pas.
scngcr agent Of tie Sau Antonio and Arau-
sas Pass. was visitor to Houston yester-
day, and spent the day mingling with MS
many friends In railroad circles here Nj.
Lupton stated to Post reporter yesterday
that the prospects for a much larger influx
cf people into this State than ever before
were bright indeed and that he believed it
would be- the banner year for immigration
70 Texas The Arkansas Pass road was
among the first la inauEurdte the syste M
Of Inducing homeSeebers to locate in this
state. and much success has been attained
10y the company In this direction Mr. Lup-
ton said that the Southern Pacific was do
log great work in It's development Of the
state, and that Passenger Traffic Manager
). (. u. Morse ~ 70 be congratulated upon
the splendid system he hns adopted for
bringing Texas To the attention Of the out
side world in such an attractive light
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
Economical Operation.

Ia considering the possibilities for eco
nomiea' operation OF the Rock Island. an
authority says
''rho Missouri Padac and 81. Louis
Southwestern, By appointing men educated
IN the school % J, J. Hnl, as managers
and applying bis methods, have 50 I'm.
proved the earning power Of both systems
that their value has trchled in few yeara
Following these examples, the new Rock
Island directors last April appointed g IA
Wagren formerly with the Great North.
ern ana Jersey Central systems, as pan.
ager Of the consolidated system.
This gives a good reason for exnaeting
that the application OF the modern methods
employed by the large systems Will bring
Iar petteF net results 20 the freight depart.
mcnt OF the new Rock island system Al
though the Introduction Of Improvements
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
LOUISIANA COMMISSION.
May Be Further Investigation Of the
Shreveport Matter.

Special to The Post)
New Orleans, January G-The Louisiana
railroad commission finished its January
term at Baton Rouge without reaching
decision in the Shreveport cotton rate con
troversy. The commissioners may decide
to make a further Investigation before an
nounciuS d ruling.
The commission promulgated rule fixing
the maximum rate for seats In sleeping
cars between any two points In the State
at 81 per seat The rate will 80 into eff
feet January IS
The commission settled the public high
way crossing controversy by Issuing the
following rule:
"Ordered, that az all places where a rail
road crosses g public highway It shall be
the duty of the railroad company to con
struct ramp with an easy grade not
greater than I'VE to one and not less than
fifteen feet wide to be kept IN good condi.
ton ~ all times 10y the railroad company.
when made VI dirt, the dirt used I'm
the construction Of The ramp NUT be
taken from NJ least ten feet on either aide
Of the ramp
"By public highway Is meant such high.
ways as are under the control Of the police
lurlrs Of me different parishes.
The ramps must be built before July !,
1902 "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
MOTHER FOUND HER SON
YOUNG GUY BALDWIN WAS TAKEN
UP BY THE FOLlCE.
The Corsieana PRODIGY Gave an Aston
iahna Exhibition at Police Head
quarters Last Night.

Mrs. Baldwin OF Corsicana, Texas came to
Houston yesterday morning for the purpose
II claiming her yOung son, Guy. and return
Ing him TO his home. The lad. who is o
years Of age. left home several days ago
and his mother was almost distracted over
his sudden and mysterious disappearance
she telegraphed to a number Of cities and
advertised extensively ia the newspapers iu
an effort to trace his whereabouts and she
was finally successful in locating him Ia
Houston.
The boy Is clever youDGster and at
school stood Mt the head Of his classes, sue
cessiYely passing through four grades IN
one term and showing remarkable evidences
Of talent in every branch OF learning. He
s. well built and developed for his age aud
las a natural foDdness for outdoor sports
lie Is born acrobat and there Is hardly a
move on the bars or on the carpet that he
can not perform. Every show that visited
Corsicana made an effort TO secure HIS serv-
Ices. but without avail. although large sums
were onercd. The mother ala moi care Ia
part with her son at such tender age
Finally the lad determined to see some OF
the world, and slowing his little self into
q Houston and Texas Central box car he
1ourneyed to Houston. The news followed
close on his trail that he was wanted I'D
homo aud the police picked him M Hia
bright manly way won the affections Of the
officers and he was most kindly treated
in return for fayors extended he gave The
attaches 0f tile police department nh EXHIBIT
zion or his prDwess Inst evening IA nj mn.
lete which was alg1ly appreciated and
proved thar he was M that * claimed for
him
Tho meeting between mother ana SON WAS
an afecting and Joyous one and the scene
hropFln Il tegr ~ the ayes ~ all who Wit
ueeked Il Ars Baldwin lcft last evening
FOR Der home ne Cefslcaiia aud yauna CIV
4 hn said he world return gonlr dag MT lie
xSad of big tent show, Accompanied her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
SouthANestern Tarlfis-

The Southwestern traffic committee an.
nounce In Circular dated January 7 that
notice has been received from the Interna
tionai and Great Northern railroad q IA
tention, effective Janunry r. to a. ahlish
a rate OF 20 cents per 10 pounds GA black.
strap molasses carloads, Ia tank cars from
Sugarland, Texas. % Fort smith. Ark.
That committee also announce that et.
fcctive Immediately, as based on combina'
ton OF locals through New York. the fol.
lowing iTitcs may De applied on agricultural
Implements, carloads from Buffalo. ~ y.
70 Houston and points takiug same rates
% ceufS per 100 pounds
20 Galveston aud points taking same
rates, - cents pcr 100 pouuds rates FROM
aud 20 nther points not To- br affected -
is reduction ur 70 cents per 100 poun IS
Oh existing tariffs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
DEMISE CT c. W. HAskrNs.

Senior Member Of the Firm Of Haskins
& Sells, oublic Accountants.
Word was received here yesterday an
nonncing the sudden death at his home II
New York city at O'Clock a. NJ Of Mr..
Charles Waldo Hasklns, senior member o.
the firm Of Haskins & Sells, the certified
public accountants, which has Just cpu
plcteG an examination o: the books anc
departments OF the city.
Mi Haskms was stricken with pneumoniy
last Saturday and his illuess grew RAPIDLY
worse and baffled corps Of expert phys.
clans
The deceased spent two months In Hous
ton last spring at the time the contract
WAS made Win the city and person lN in
stuliCd the force OF clerks that took u6 n,
work of auditing the city's accounts. ii
wE6 well HEED by all who came In cOntnc,
with him and many words Of sorrow were
cXprsse when the news Of his death was
received
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
THE HOUSE ORGANIZED.

Anti-Woloott Republicans Have Guaran'
teed Democrats Fair Trials.
Denver Colo. January a.-The legislature
completed It's organization today and the
house committee on elections and prlyi-
leges viii at once proceed TO hear the evil
dcnce ia the numerous contests upon the re.
suit Of which hangs the election Of United
States senator, The republicans opposed TO
the candidacy Of former Senator Wolcott,
who were enabled 10 organize the house by
the aid OF the democrats. have guaranteed
tnnt all contests shall he tried on their
merits, aud no member he arbitrarily eX-
PEELED without talr trial Mr.. Wolcott
says he will stay In the contest 10 the end,
hut he believes that the deal between his
republican opponents ana the democrats
must result in tho election OF Teller. The
balotlng win begin January 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
Croup.

The peculiar cough which indicates
Group, Is usually we'll known to the motbers
nf croupy children. No time should be lost
IN the treatment or IT, and for this pnrpose
no medicine has received more universal au.
yrornl than Chambcrlain's Cough Rpmedy
DO not waste valuable time ia evpcriment
ing, with untried remedies, no matter how
mEnls lley may be recommended, but give
This medicine as directed ana AN gympt0r, =
OF Group VIII quickly disappear For sale
by all druggists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
santa Fe d use E1eavy steeI.

Fort Worth, Texas, January ~ The Santa
re viii at once relay Its lines IN Texas
with eighty hve-pound steel, replacing the
scvcnty-hve-pound rails. The work viii be
done first between Fort Worth and Gaines
teuton 10 put the road IN this State in
FIRST class shape. The roadbed is 10 be hal,
lasted from one end TO the other Material
is now arriving
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
DEMANDS OF rRAlNMEN.
Trice and Thorne Now in ST. Louis at
a Conference.

TrIce and Thorne Now in st. Louis at
a Conference.
Dallas. Texas, January 0.-The movement
for Increased wages among railroad en-
ployes is spreading In Texas. The Texas
and Pacific has already reduced tho hours
Of its switchmcn from eleven 10 ten with
the same pay Tralumcn now ask these con-
cessions. General Manager rhornc and Gen.
rral Manager Trice Of the International
aud Grrnt northern arc now In ST. Louis
comforting with Missouri Pacific officials re-
EWdlng tue situation on the Gould lines in
Texas.
General Superintendent Maxwell OF the
Missouri, KANSAS and Texas Is MISC tniliug
over the demands Of the Katy cnlfioVcs
WIN General Manager Allen IA ST. Louis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

aud economies Is only recent. the ratio OF
operating expenses for the nrst four
months ~ this year indicate a reduction q
va per cent. Last year the ratio was 81
per cent. II Is expected for the current
year that this figure VIII not exceed %
per cent
There should be no fear this reduction
viii be through any sacrifice In tue main
tenancc OF the properties"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
D., 8. and N. O. Bonds.

Austin, Texas, January 9-Colonel r. C.
Foster Of Denison, general attorney for the
penison Bonham and New Orleans rail-
road, was in Austin today to confer with
the railroad commission with reference to
bond issue by his road.
The commissions engineer Thomson
has recently inspected the line Of road rem
resented by Colonel Foster md his report
does not Justify the commission in author.
i2inc an issue 20 the amount for which
the road proposes 70 apply.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
Mr.. Dunlan Retnrned.

Mr.. c, *. Dunlap, general freight agent
Of the Sunset-Central lines, returned yes
terday from Bay city. where he had spent
several days. Mr. Dunlap reports that the
rice crop suffered considerably, and that It
fcll short ~ per cent Of what II should
have been However. this condition was
due to excessive rains, and the acreage viii
be largely Increased, the farmers having
great fnith In the successful cultivation Of
rice In that section of the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
rraveIina Texans

VIII ind The Post on sale at tho following
places;
The Stationer, Denver. Colo
A. Serlis, Denver, Colo.
H. j Hole, New Orleans. La.
The Gessner Book Store New Orleans, La.
st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans. In.
Metropolitan Hotel, Washington, u, {.
Riggs House, Washington, ID. =.
Brentauos, Union Square. New York City.
Palmer House. Chicago. III.
L. C. Boyiug, Hot Spring3, Ark
G II Weaver, Hot Springs Ark.
Cooper & Wyatt, Hot Springs. Ark.
Planters Hotel ST. Loais, No
Union station st. Louis Mo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
No. and PoLsonnIs.

IT, Z GurJry, district passenger agent o.
the Mobile aud Ohio raiirOnd at New or
leans, was In the city Yesterday.
W. f. Mcclure general freight aud pas
scuEer agent Of the Galveston, Houston aud
Henderson, was I'm Houston yesterday.
W. II Taylor, general freight and pas,
scnser agent of tine Houston East and West
Texas, was in Galveston yesterday ON bust
ness.
A. Landry. general agent nc New or
leans for The Santa Fe route. passed
Galveston.
Paul kirkpatrick. travelling freight agent
OF the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas, with
headquarters al Houston. LEFT FOR Dallas
yesterday
W A. Rclnhardt. travelling passenger
agent ~ the Southern Pacific, was IN Hons,
ton Yesterday, but left last night on a
business trip,
Take oNIDINE for ChiHs ard Fevers.
Cure guaranteed,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
Ache Work on a New Road.

Crowley, La, january 9.-The first active
work on the Louisiana railroad that is to
connect this city with the ST. Louis Wat
kins and Gulf and the Kansas City Southern
was commenced today, when william Wash.
burn and r. c. Kidd Of Glbbsland La
civil engineers and surveyors. arrived In the
city and began prelminaries to starting the
survey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
Rook Island .Notificd.

The ot0cinl announcement 81 the 6nai pas
sage ot the ordinance passed by the CITY
council Rt its meeting held last Monday
granting che Chicago Rock Tsinnd and
Gulf railroad right OF way Through the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
Engineer Receivers Heavy Damages.

LUYIUccV 0C-0VeTs F1eaVy Uana0e5,
san Antonio TcXas January g.-In the
Forty-hfth district court today a verdict
was rendered against the International and
Great Northern railroad in favor Of p. Il.
Monyhan for the sum Of $4,000 damages
on account Of personal injuries sustained
In an accident at Davenport station I'm
April, 1901. MOnvhan was one Of the old.
est engineers In the company's employ and
on April ~, 1901, HIS train ran into AN
the fireman and causing Monyhau Injuries
OF a permanent character.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
Te CIose Deal wlth cIeburne.

Clehurne Texas, January 9.-Mr. r. II.
Baker will be in Cleburne tomorrow 70
close The deal with the city for the Trinity
mud BRACES Valley railway right OF way
and terminals la the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

NEW YORK The Brazilian government
says q Herald cablegram from Rio Janelro.
1aS seeded 10 send special mission 10
tlon Of the Acre question. ''i"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

road uamed yesterday, through CITY Sec
retary y. D. Bryan The ordnance MS
passed IS I'm line with tho desires OF the
Rock Island aud that company will no
doubt accept The provisions Of the ord
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

Leave 2 90 am Evprsss Train. .Arrivs7 9 q 2. n
I,avs...-..-.. 7.Asr.n Arrive ... 9. 80 an
kurs!ns leave Gfaus Central Depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
For proof read the symptoms, suffering and Gu
recited in the following letters:

wish to to the
Lydia Il. Pinl1ham's
table Compound My trouble
was bad condition could perform household duties
ached could
bangdown terrible Ny husband hundreds dollars
goods reaorted operation which the physician
health
hemorrhages of the womb that nothing could
noticed
carefully
bottles Of Lydia o. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
following advice and to-day vel woman Your remedies and
you for what done NALoT,
Ave. NV, Washington, DC
DEAR MRs write tell you Lydia z.
suffering
but OF Pnlhams
pound completely
think your medicine remedies
j. NJ LEE, 141 Lynda St, Newcastle
DEAF Mrs PyntAm Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
Of
the troubles
doctors remedies
began taking
better should
as relief suffering could
one or two bottles did able feet
certainly is
great friend would
or out OF sorts take few doses feel all
TO those suffering was"MRs +.
Nb1fln FORFEIT
y
Lydia r. Pinkham Medicine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

The wrong kind of a collar
makes man look cheap
Cluett-Peabody collars will
obviate that and make you
look well groomed.
Slnett Brand SC Arrow Brand SC
Cluett, Peabody & Go.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
|. and N. statement.

The affairs Of the Louisville and Nash
willie seem TO be in prosperous condition.
and the earnings OF that road are constant.
" increasing, as evidenced by the follow
ing statement Of its earnings for the fourth
week In December, 1902:
For fourth week Of December,
1902 ;....,.....:.. 5000, 37J
corresponding week last year. 7l6.OS9
increase ..,.,..,..,........,. Sl93, 2Sd
Total for four weeks Of Deem
p. her' 1907 ....... ............... 81, 959. 995
Corresponding period last year. 2,4J5, u6y
increase ..-....,.......,..... S4G4 .J2t
July ] to latest date this yenr SIT 40 -,
Corresponding period last year. 1911, i2s
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S2,2TO,s 50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

R..YET psrgt FIN Wat
esve....... o.Joa.ra Arrive ..... $50 sm
Issye.......... 7.4Orm Arrive ~ $50 "a
Ter Ctlvss'o1 Trans zee G.. n 3 H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

~ WNttF lTElnH eACept 81 LtliN L'tit.t--t
ssv~ ne Ssr', Fs Congress Ave. Depot 20
ziuriss later than ire s51ve-