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The indicator., 1904-05-28
VIA DENvDR & RIO GKANDE R. R

VIA DENvDR & RIO GRANDE R. R.
s27 80 to Salt Lake and Ogden and re-
turn, from juno / to September 20;
limit October 81. Good going via Glen
wood or Marshall Pass; stopover priv
ileges In both directions. Good return
ing by other routes II desired. Three
through trains daily. See agent at
Central block ticket Office for any in
formation wanted and sleeping car re-
servations. Ask sor illustrated pamph-
lets.
The indicator., 1904-05-28
4 Penny SaYed is a Penny Earned.

Why not lay by something for that
rainy day which is sure to come in
stead Of spending all your months
wages. The Pueblo Savings Bank
allows a per cent. per annum on all
savings deposits. Open Saturday
evenings from six to eight Now
at our new location 3rd and Main SITS.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15
RESOLUTIONS.

BE it resolved by the Republi-
cans Of raos County in delegate
convention assembled, that we re-
affirm our allegiance to the great
party Of which we are q unit, and
most heartily endorse its declara-
ZION Of priacipales announced in
its Chicago platform Of June, 1904
as wen as its nominations for
President and Vice President Of
the United strtes, aud while we
cannot cast our ballots for these
distinguished men who stand fore
most among the wise and patrio-
tic statesmen Of the Nation, vet
we can endorse them by voting
FOR the grand principles which
they represent, by electing Re
publicans to Office.
Resolved, That we most heart
lily endorse tho administration Of
. Governor Miguel A. Otero, during
his term OF Office uuderwlnch the
ferritorisl debt, inherited from ms
Democratic predecessor, has been
reduced by five hundred thousand
dollars All Territorial obliga-
tioas have been promptly met by
cssh payments No deficit in row
euue has occurred, but on the CON
trry, a surplus has been created
Niich has been used to reduce
oQs interest bearing debt
Rcselved, That we heartily com.
Lmend the Hon, Bernard S. Rodey,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

fhe Republican convautiou Of
this county convened in Taos,
Thugsaay, sept, 9Th, and wns onll-
ed 10 order py Hon. Malaquias
Martinez and tho following we've
elected the officers of the conveu-
tiou; President, Hon Pedro San
cbex; Vice Presidente. Luces Do
'piuquas and DionjciO LuceIo; Sec.
reiarirs. William McKean and ).
~ Vigil; and Caps Moniago, Iu-
teipgrtsr lhe president appoint
ea tbs following committees:
Permanent Organization; D.
Alonisya, d. MARTINEZ, r. w Penn
Lucas Dommsuea and Juan B.
Gonzales.
Credentials; Eimor Trujillo,
Bias Salaaar, b. G. Phillips, Sill
tfena Martinez and Juan Romero.
Resolutions; F, G. Stevens, Lu-
cero Miera, Bias Salazar, Nicolas
Anaya and Juan B. Gonzales.
The following gentlemen wero
then elected delegates to the Terri
torjal Convention;
Pedro Sanchez, bIalaquiaE Mar
tipez, Frank stapliu, William Mo
Kean, T. P Marsin Faastin Trn-
iillo, Jose Ma Esquibal ana a. G.
-Closon.
Most Of the precincts were rep
resented and harmony prevailed.
Tie Republican party of Taos
comfy goes into the campaign in
better shape for. wcsoro than ever
before.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

Two experts OF prominenea have
visited our cam the past week and
two more are expected .luin a few
days to examine certain properties
Tor mining men Of capital vino arc
looking for investments in Red
River. These visits goes to prove
that the mining world is watching
our district.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

The political sky in Taos comfy
Is clearing up. The Democratic
party had good show Of winning
If they had from the first stood out
for clean democratic ticket, They
have lost that opportunity by max
ing too many goo gool eyes at the
sorehead Republicans and the peo
pie 10 general are afraid to trust
men who shrow away every prin-
ciple for office.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

our Delegate in Congress, for his
energetic 'untiling and, In the main
satisfactory services IN that body
in behalf Of the people Of the Terr-
tory Of New Mexico
Resolved, That we are heartily
in favor Of she admissian Of New
Mexico as a State Of the Union,
without any change Of its name or
boundaries, ard that we are utterly
opposed to the joining OF New
Mexico with any other State or
Territory for politicsl or any other
purpOsee.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

Tho Territorial Ropub hban CON
vsnticn last Monday nominated
Senator A. II. Andrews Of Bernal
lilo county as delegate TO Congress-
he 10 President Of the Santa Fe
Central railroad which has been
bulls from Santa Fe TO the south.
ebst. lie has, in the last four years
bought millions Of capitol to New
Mexico. lie has great influence
and will make an a5le representa-
tive
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

The Independent Republican
movement in Red River consist
OF the following parties who at
tended last tuesdays primaries,
Geo. B. Paxton who has not lived
in New Mexico quite two years,
has never voted nor even attend
ed a Republican primary in 1sos
county; Jack Conley who worked
with the Democrats two years age,
Chas. Purdy who has Away
claimed to be a democrat since
coming TO Taos county; Harry
Brandrnburg who has always
claimed to.be a Republican but
a few years ago was elected Jus
tics Of the Peace on The DEMO
cratic ticket. y These four aud no
more while the Plospsctor can
name at least a doze1 Dem cga
who are such fresn prime pie win
vote the Rspublioan ticket IS their
p.rty fuse with the sorehead Re
publicaDs.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15
The Proiectileg we uaa.

We have now armor piercing proiec-
tiles deck piercing projectiieg, sepi-ar-
Nor piercing proiectiiss, coIamcn forged
and cqst steel pro5ectiles, east iron pro-
iecules, shrapnel ard so or. IN endless
variety AS The worA the gun, whether
ashore or s1oat viii have 20 do can be
pretty clearly predicted. 1t would ap-
pear as though one, or at most two.
kinds CT projectiles were enough. These
two would naturally have. the one p
high penetrative power and the other a
large capacity for internal charge, Civ
ing great destructive power when the
shell is burst No one who has not
examined carefully the effect of burst
ing shel in a closed space can have an
idea Of its destructiveness. A snall six
pound shell, of about 2h inches
diameter, containing three or four
ounces Of powder, burst in an ordinary
room and breaking into 20 or 30 frag-
ments, would probably destroy every
thing in the room. Scientific Ameri-
can
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

Eight years AGO an attempt was made
10 Introduce European dress in Seoul,
bat the change could not be made be-
cause of conservative opposition, espe-
cislly on the part Of the women. At
present the only Koreans who wear
European garments are the soldiers and
policemen.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

President Rooseveles letter Of
acceptance is at hand. 1t treats Of
the issue Of the day in a very lucid
manner. It proves that he is
statesman Of high order.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

BedridSlon, alone and destitute
Such, 10 brief was the condition of
an old soldier by nome ol j. J.
Havens, Vessailles, o. Wor yeaas
he was troubled with Kidney di-
aease and neither doctors nor med
icines gave him relief. AT length
be tried Electric Bittars. It put
him on his feet IN snort order and
now he testifes. I'm on tho road
to complete recovery" Bost on
eerth for Liver and Kidney ,1oub-
les and ali forms Of Stomach and
Bowel Complaints. Only soc.
Guafauseed BY g. G. Stevens.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15
NOTICE oe FORFEITURE.

To c, q. Fowler and WN. keas, their,
legal Representatives T assigns;
Yon are hereby notified That /. the uu
signed, has expended one hundred dollors
during the wear 190B, in labor and i'm
provemenis upon each one Of tho fcl'aN
ing CLAIMS, situated in the Rio Hondo Min
ing District, in the county OF Taos and
Territory Of New VI xco ami more fully
dtscribad 10 thelecAt on certificates whisa
are reccded ia IN tho mioi record o.
the County Of Taos eud Territory az New
Mexico; he Bachelor mining lode ciain
Is recorded October 27.h 1902 ip B9ok %,
on p 60 40, said claim having hesn Ioeas.
ed'on Angus, 2srd 1902; the Tbrae Partners
mining Id rlnims, recorded October 21th
1909 in Aork % on PAGE a5s "s'd claim
bayiug hrep located Auaust 90 1902, TIE
King solcmau mining lode claim isierord-
ga on October 49, 1894, Ga Book % on Page
45f. sa q ciaim uavirg besn locefsd Au-
eusi 23rd 1902 id am unts were eN-
ns udrd aurine tne said yeaf Tor 'he pu ?
pose OF dius said ella ms under tbe pro-
visions .ecti in 1924 rrvi ed ststu'eg Of
The United s.aios epd emsrdmoats theie-
o.. Aud if vthn uiriy days after ths
service o. bis notice by puolcatiou, You
f0u or refuse O contribute your poriau "f
sucb oxpendituse es oo ownar together
uits the cost Of tha publication Of ,bit
ootee your Interest in these l.d ceins
viii bscom4 TIE prcp ~ of the o. dsr-
scri sr, your co-awncr
g. i1fltnu
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

Maine and Vermont went Re
publican with their usual majority.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1904-09-15

Keep tab on Red River from
now onif you wish to be counted
in the swim.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-30
The Fair
Clearance Sale of Summer
goods is now on.

All wash fabrics at 50 1-3 per cent off to close them
out. This will include all white goods.
On one table we place 1000 yards of lace of all kinds
and values up to 12c. While they last at Sc per yard.
Childrenis sox for summer wear. 20 doz. pairs, regular
25c: To clean them out we will sell atG pairs for E5C.
80 doz. Women's Black Hose. Regular 10 cent quality.
While they last at 1OC per pair.
% doz. Women's Fancy Hose. Regular 25c quality. At
this sale 2 pairs for 25C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

ley OF the association Hrs. G. q. Plum
mer will sing, and the Meeting viii
close with an address from Rev. II. l.
Goshen.
The original call for a public meeting
with view to organization. was Issued
in the local papers the last week In
February, 1890, and read. "All young
men interested in the organization OF
Young Mems Christian association
for Salt Lake City, are earnestly In
yited to meet In the federal court room
Wasatch block, March 2, 1890, at p
m. to consider the question OF an I'M
mediate organization. (Signed) c. H.
Parsons, Frank Pierce. Frank Il. Steph-
ems, c. l.. Hawley, w. n. Peet, j. r.
MIlspaugh, A. Il. Randolph. o. l..
Mentz, Max Il. Smith, X. j. Glendn-
ming, +. NJ. Stockdale. c. Il. Andrews.
c. y. burst, w. II, Sherman, w. ID.
Goodspeed, Isaac Eddy. NJ. N, New
comb, y. A. Dix, X. S. ostley, r. j..
Caskey and r. j. Jessup.'
The following invitation announce
ment has been requested
No individual invitations have been
issued 10 the laying Of the corner-st stone
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building on Sunday, May l. at 4
o'clock, nor to the fourteenth annlver-
sary address to be delivered by the
Rev Elmer l. Goshen in the Salt Lake
theater Immediately following as these
occasions are entirely public and all
are most cordially invited.
FRANK b. STEPHENS,
President.
OSCAR L. cox,
General Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
ANOTHER DEAD BABY.
Remains Of Second Infant Taken from
The Waters of the Jordan,

The police were notified about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon that the
body Of a boy baby had been found
floating In the eddles under the san
Pedro bridge over the Jordan river, at
Twelfth West and First South street,
Patrolman Give was sent to the place
indicated and found the body lodged in
a pile Of brush near the bridge piers.
The child was fully developed, but
the body was badly dccOmpCsed. 4
cigar box and q piece Of cloth were
found near the corpse and these may
prove valuable clues to the discovery
OF the unnatural parents,
This morning Justice Clark called "A
coroners jury composed of Il, ID. Nc
Donald, John Alyes and T.. NJ, Weller
To hold an inquest over the body Of the
girl baby found Yesterday After hear
irg Chief Lynchs story, as published
IN last evening" News the case was
continued for two weeks, The au-
thoritlos say they are yet absolutely In
the dark as TO who h. responsible tor
the murder In the meantime, Under
taker Evans win bury both bodies
TAPPED BAKERS TILL
The money til Of william Everett
who conducts a bakery shop at 36J
west South Temple street, was tapped
by three men on Thursday night who
secured but a few dollars In change
for their trouble, Three strangers en-
tered the bakery shop about z o'clock
Thursday night, and said that they
wished to gct three loayos Of bread.
In payment, they rendered s. bill,
which the baker was unable to change,
While he went 10 nearby store for
the change the men tapped the TN. The
police are inyestlgatrS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

Afternoon when circulars were posted
announcing the change The circular
No. 30, bears the signature of w. H.
Bancroft vice president and general
manager, and is approved by julius
Kruttschnitt, director Of maintenance
and operation. II is as subjoined
EFFECTIVE this date, Mr., William Ash
ton is appointed chief engineer OF the
oregon Short Line Railroad company,
with headquarters in Salt Lake city,
Utah.
'His jurisdiction will extend over the
Union Pacific line west OF Green RIVER
including the Park city branch; also
over the Salt Lake division OF the
Southern Pacific company, In charge Oh
maintenance OF way only
This promotion means that Mr. ASH
ton will have jurisdiction over the oS-
den. Lucln cut of as soon as that great
piece, of work is turned over 10 the en-
cheering department by those now IN
charge of construction, -.
As preliminary to this appointment
Mr.. Ashton left yesterday with party
of officials to inspect the new territory
between ogden and Reno. In the party
we're william Hood, chief engineer OF
the Southern Pacific; General superin-
tondent II. Buckingham, superintendent
Scott and Assistant superintendent
Thomas Fitzgerald
Mr.. Ashton, the chief engineer Of che
Oregon Short Line, was forty-iour years
of age on Feb. 2. He was born at
Salem, N. Y. and educated at the
Washington academy IN the same city,
lie first entered the railroad service as
chairman on a survey on the Burllng.
ton & Missouri In 1851, lie remained
with this road as member of the en-
cheering department, with the eNcep-
lion OF two months when he was en-
gagged In city work at Omaha, for three
and one-half years, From March, 1882
until 1855, he was with the engineering
department Of the Union Pacific Dur
ing the last named year he was APP
pointed division engineer for the same
system at Denver In February 1900
he was appointed resident engineer
here for the oregon short Line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

the building, and the second In the Salt
Lake theater. The following program
will be observed At 4 p. m. comes the
ceremony of laying the corner stone,
Vice President W. H. Tibbals OF the as
ISOLATION presiding, After selection
from Held's band there will be short
address and the laying OF the stone by
President Frank b. stephens, followed
by prayer by Dean Eddie of st. Marks
cathedral, and a musical selection from
Hed's band. The corner stone Is OF
red sandstone 3la feet square, and 2
feet high, with young Mems Christian
association" on one side. and For the
development Of the World" on the adj
Joining side. The copper box TO be
placed In the stone Is 6x6xl5 inches In
size, and In II will be placed among
other things copies OF the last issues
OF the Salt Lake papers, Bible that
has been used by the association,
photographs Of prominent Y, NJ, c, A.
officials, the names Of the donors TO the
building fund, a synopsis of the assoc
citation records, etc.
At 4.S0 o'clock there will be an adj
journment to the Theater where Hon.
G. H. Allen will preside Mr., Allen hav-
ing presided at the first meeting held
for organization, IA years ago. The
services here will be opened by the
Doxology, led by Dr. f. V, Silver, fol-
lowed by prayef from Bishop Merrill
OF the NJ, Il, church, who is en- route
to the Los Angeles QuadrennIal. Miss
Agatha Berkhoel is to sing soprano
solo. and General Secy o. l., Cox will
make an address setting forth the pol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30

Bishop II. o. Crandal for many years.
a resident of this place. The cause of
death was heart failure, The deceased
was the son OF Myron Nathan and
Tryphena Crandall, pioneer residents OF
this section, and was born In Spring
Vile in 1853. In 1877 he went to Hunt
ingtoh, Emery county, where he was
first counselor In the first BishoprIc of
the ward, Later he moved TO Ashley,
then TO Arizona, where he remained
for several years, and then TO briggs.
Ida, where he became Bishop, He was
a highly respected citizen and will be
sorely missed by his family and friends.
George Robertson, Jr., died at 9;25
this morning as result Of injuries re-
oeived while quarryng rock, the same
having developed into inflammation Of
the brain, He was born Aug, 1, 1872, in
Aberdeen, Scotland and came with his
father to this country in 1882. lie
leaves a widow and five children,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
sHERiFFs SALE.


In the District Court, In and for Salt
Lake County, state Of Utah, s. Il. Fem
ton, doing business as the fnter-Moun-
tain Electric Company, plaintiff, VS.. W.
A. Stanton, ct al. defendants, to be
sold M Sheriff's Sale at the west front
door OF the County Court House In the
City and County Of Salt Lake, state
Of Utah, on the Gath day Of May A. d.
1904. at twelve o'clock noon OF said
day, all the right, title. claim and In
terest OF $. d. Cady or 50 much there
OF as may be necessary 70 raise the
amount found due. In and TO the follow.
ing described property Situate,lying and
being in Salt Lake County, state or
Utah. lots 40 and a., block two 90,
South Main Street addition, Plat A.
Purchase price payable In lawful
money OF the United States.
Dated at Salt Lake City, this 3oth day
Of April, 1904
c. FRANK EMERY,
Sheriff Of Salt Lake County, state OF
Utah,
by Joseph C. sharp, Deputy.
N, J, Sheckell, Attorney for Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
Total city and county. ,lai
Total antpix

In the state convention districts G., CA,
g, 70, "a and SO are entitled TO one vote,
Tho chalrmen OF the districts mentioned
will take action nc once looking toward
the selection OF such delegate The COM
mlttee suggests that delegates with pow
er 20 select this delegate meet previous
to the holding OF the state convention and
make choice
In the judicial convention districts G..
81 and Gj are entitled TO one delegate.
Districts 70, 70 and "a are emitted TO one
delegate. Districts 50 and 81 are entitled
to ono delegate Districts IS and 50 are en-.
tiled one delegate. The chairmen Of
,hcse districts are requested 10 make the
necessary arrangements for the selection
Of these delegates,
All district chairmen and secretaries arc
hereby notified 10 provide places for pn-
marles and Immediately upon securing
same to notify the secretary Of the Joint
City ana County Committee, Box 1928,
Salt Lake city, that due publicity may DO
given the same.
IN order that there may be perfect fair.
ness shown 10 all supporters Of the Demo-
cratic party, the committee directs that
the primaries open ut s o'clock p, m, and
that as soon thereafter as organization IL
effected the polls be declared open and
kept upon until o'clock p. m.
II Is recommended that the primaries bc
tulliU W NINfl ny INV NlNAAlNt fndll nun
FOR the county and that he preside during
the session. That In his absence the prl-
mary elect n chairman pro TEN and a
secretary, n the secretary Is absent. II
Is further recommended that three judges
he selected TO receive the ballots. count
the Same after the polls are closed and
declare the result 10 the primary That
az the conclusion Of the primary the
chairman ana secretary forward to the
secretary OF the Joint city and County
Committee the names of the delegates
elected 10 both conventions, that they
may be property certified 10 those bodies
The delegates 10 the Third Judicial dis
trlct convention, elected from districts
No. 1 10 %. both inclusve, viii meet im-
medlately after the adjournment Of said
convention. 10 hold n city judicial conytn.
tlon for tho nomination Of two Judges OF
The City Court OF Salt Lake city,
The qualifications for voting nc the said
primarles are that the voter shall be a
| Democrat or one intending 20 support the
candidates Of the Democratic ticket at tho
next general election
by order OF the Joint city ana Couh.
| Is Democratic Committed,
NJ ~. MuLVEY chairman,
C. NJ JACKSON, Secretary, 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
=
CALL FOR CITY JUDICIAL DEMO-
CRATIC CONVENTION.

Salt Lake City, Utah, April 30, 1904.
AT meeting OF the City and County
Democratic Committee, held on April
~, 1904. Il was ordered that tonven-
ton be held In the city OF salt Lake
on Monday, May i6, 1904, for the pur-
pose Of nominating two candidates for
Judge OF the City Court OF the City
OF Salt Lake. The delegates TO the
said convention viii comprise the dele
gates TO the Third judicial District
convention, which meets In Salt Lake
City on said May 10, from Districts
No. 1 to 80, both inclusive, and said
city judicial convention VIII meet I'm
mediately after the completion OF the
business Of the Third judicial conven-
ton, proceed 10 organize and nomin-
ate said candidates for judges OF the
city court OF the city Of Salt Lake.
by order OF the Joint city and Coun-
~ Democratic Committee,
NJ II. MULVEY, Chairman.
G, M, Jackson, secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
LATE LOCALS.

Prof. Cummings director OF the Utah
educational exhibit at the worlds fair,
returned from st. Louis today.
Lynn Pratt, leading man with Rose
Coghlan, Is a cousin to II. O. Pratt OF
the Salt Lake News company and was
the latter's guest during the stay OF
the company In this city. Mr., Pratt's
work was very much admired by Miss
Coghans audiences,
c. L. Johnson, the photographer, who
went with Madam Mountford TO Jeru-
salem TO secure Views for an exhibit at
81. Louis. has just arrived at the ex-
position. and will remain there for
some time.
One case OF smallpox was reported TO
the board OF health today, that OF Mrs.
Ethel Savllle Young, aged 20, residing
at 100 Second street, The house was
put under quarantine. James Saville,
the young lady's father Is slowly re-
covering from the same disease at his
home.