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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
POLIFI=
CAL POINTERS

1t is reported that a short campaign
has been agreed upon between the Re.
publicans and Democrats of Grant
County. The conventions will be held
on the 22d and oath of October and
local affairs will be comparatively
quiet in that county until the nomina-
tions.
George /P Money, Democratic nom-
inee for delegate to congress, will ad-
dress a Democratic mass meeting to-
morrow evening in the court house in
this city, at 1880 o'clock. Mr.. Money
has been devoting the greater portion
of his time in the last few weeks to
the northern counties and will return
tomorrow from the Rio Arriba County
convention Judge N B. Laughlin will
be the other speaker on the program.
Those that desire to learn something
concerning the constitution of the Uni
ted States, the principles of govern
ment, whether General Jackson is dead
or alive, and various other things
which show man he never did know
anything, are invited to be present.
Francisco Serna, of Chamita, chair
man of the Board of County Commits
sioners of Rio Arriba County, had the
following to say of the political situa-
tion in his county to representative
of the New Mexican: II am of the
opinion that the Republicans will car
ry Rio Arriba County by big major
ity. The Republican County conven-
.tion will likely be held at TERRA Ar
milla on october Sth, at which time
candidates for the legislature and for
county offices will be nominated. The
Republicans in that county are in bet
ter shape than they have been for
many years and will put up strong
legislative and county ticket The ma
j0rity of Senator Andrews should be
very large
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
LINCOLN COUNTY
FOR ANDREWS
vention BY RepubIicans-CIean,
Strong Ticket Nominated.

Special to the New Mexican.
Lincoln, N. NJ, Sept. 27.-TheN Re-
publican County Convention met here
Thursday last and nominated clean.
strong ticket Every precinct in the
county had full delegation present
and the entire proceedings were har-
monious and enthusiastic. 1t is the
thinking opinion of well posted Repub-
licans and Democrats alike that the
ticket will win out from top to bot
tom. No resolutions were passed by
the convention, but Senator Andrews
will carry the county by as large a ma
jority as Delegate Rodey two years
ago.
The following ticket, which is con-
sidered an exceedingly strong one, was
placed in nomination: Sheriff, Henry
Lutz; treasurer and collector John H.
Canning; assessor, Robert Hurt, pro-
bate Judge, Francisco Gomez; probate
clerk, Romaldos Montana; superintend-
ent of schools, Lee II. Rudisiile, coun
ty commissioners, P. L. Krouse and
Estalano Sanches.
The county central committee. COM
posed of one member from each pre-
cinct. is as follows: Ira o. Wetmore,
Coalora, chairman; Acacio Gallegos,
Leopoldo Ganzales, Doroteo Lucero
Teodoro Farmer, Agustin Chaves, H.
A. Scott, A. N. Price, Charles Spence,
Sanches, Thomas J. Moore,
P. L. Krouse, M. Dubois. The above
are to be precinct chairmen also.
The next nominations We're for dele-v
gates to the legislative convention, to
be held at Roswell, October 1st, at s
p. m. Fifteen were named, as follows:
G. W. Pritchard. Acacio Gallegos, J.
V. Tully, l. L. Analla Charles Spence,
J. H. Canning, W. H. Sewer, William
Brady, Francisco Gomez, Henry Lutz,
Ira o. Wetmore, Andrew Richardson,
Robert A. Hurt, J. ]. Aragon, H. A.
Scott.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
Were Principal characteristics of
CoIfax County Democratic
Convention.
PROMINENT DEMO-
Gratis DISSATISFIED
Withdrew and Took no Further Part i'm
Proceedings...S Several Candidates
Declined.

The Democratic County Convention
OF Colfax County met at Ration Satur-
| day last in the Opera House. Seven
! teen precincts were represented, sew
en- precincts not represented, balance
mostly proxies. John Morrow of Ra-
ton, was elected permanent chairman
and George Berenger, of Ration, was
elected permanent secretary.
| The following legislative and county
officers were nominated: For council,
Seferino Martinez; for the house of
| representatives from Colfax County,
Allen Hollas, who declined to run; !;
county commissioner, First district,
Charles Vogt; county commissioner.
Third district, George W. Wilson;
Emilio Valdez, of Rayado, for treasur-
er and ex-oficio collector; John Hix-
enbaugh, of Ration, for assessor; j. p.
Dale, of Ration, who declined to run,
for probate Judge; R. H. Carter, of Ra-
ton, who also declined to run, for pro-
bate clerk; G. NJ Fetter, of Ration, for
superintendent of schools; w. A. Chap
man, of Ration, for surveyor.
The resolutions reaffirm allegiance
to the Democratic National Platform
and nominees, including George P.
Money, Democratic candidate for dele
gate to congress; denounced the Re-
publican Territorial Administration,
which they claim is used exclusively
for the upbuilding of the Otero ma
chine to the detriment of all the inter-
ests of the people; urged all citizens
to rally to the support of the Demo-
cratic ticket and to elect the ticket;
say they could recite long list of
abuses, rights of people overridden,
etc., etc.; sympathize at length with
the Colorado people; denounce Govern
or Peabody and the Republican party
Imperialism, Of which Peabody is an
example in its worst form; kick about
corrupt Territorial jury law placed
there by the Republican party.
No nomination for sheriff was made
This nomination was left to the Exec
utive Committee, which is empowered
to fill all vacancies on the ticket. This
committee consists of C. F. Abreu,
John HiXenbaugh, T. D. Lieb, Emilio
Valdez and George B. Berenger.
The convention was poorly attend
ed, strife and pickering in place of har-
mony and order prevailed Several
influential Democrats, who were dis
satisfied with the rule or ruin policy
of the bosses, withdrew Among them
were DR.. Kohlhausen, Messrs. Gains,
Carter, Chase and others. They left
the hall in disgust and took no fur
ther part in the proceedings. The Re-
publicans have been benefited by the
holding of this convention and it looks
much as if Colfax County will give a
very satisfactory Republican majority.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
TERMS OF SALE
ARE CONCLUDED

Toxic, Sept. 27.-The terms of sale
OF the interests of the American To-
bacco Company to the Japanese gov
ernment, under the recently establish
ed monopoly have been concluded.
The company objected to the price the
government offered and appealed to,
the American legation. As result of
the extended representations made by
American Minister Griscom. the con-
sideration for the transfer OF the COM
pany's interests was increased about
million ven, equivalent to about
s4so,00o in American money. The to-
tai consideration was not made public.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
A ROW AND
A RACKET
In Democratic County Convention OF
Lincoln Over Selection of Can
didate for Sheriff,

Special to the New Mexican
Lincoln, N. NJ, Sept. 27.-The Dem
ocrats of Lincoln County, led by John
Y. Hewett,a White Oaks attorney, held
their county convention here last Wed.
nesday and nominated a county ticket.
The proceedings were harmonious un-
til it came to the nomination for sher-
iff, at which time Mr.. Hewett, in his
speech nominating John w. Owens, to
the surprise and disgust of many dele
gates present, said, among other
things, that: 81 present you a candi-
date for the Office of sheriff of this
county man who was removed from
Office by the unjust decision of a pre-
JUDGED Judge; he was unjustly de-
prived Of his Office to which the peo-
pie had elected him, by the corrupt de-
cision OF the court, and we now ask
to have him restored to the status he
enjoyed two Years ago." etc.
Hewett was the leading attorney for
Owens in the case wherein the alleged
corrupt Judge" acted. He lost the
case, failed to appeal the same and the
many Democratic friends. of Judge Nc
MILAN, who were delegates in the con-
vention, repudiate the remarks of
Hewett and desire the judiciary of the
Territory to understand, regardless of
Hewett, that they respect the decis-
ions of the courts of this Territory
The following county ticket was
nominated: Sheriff, John w. Owen,
who was nominated on the tenth bal
lot; probate Judge, Bernardo Salazar;
probate clerk, w. E. Kimbrell, who
was nominated on the second bal
lot; assessor, w. B. Puckett; treasur-
er and collector, Jones Taliaferro; sup
erintendent of schools, Edward J. Coe;
county commissioners, Higinio Salazar
and J. B. Burrell, who was nominated
after the fourth ballot. The following
county central committee was named:
A. H. Hudspeth, chairman; John A.
Haley, secretary and treasurer, exec |
utive committee; A. H. Hudspeth, John
A. Haley, w. B. Pickett, w. M. Fer
guson' and Bernardo Salazar, and the
following members one from each pre-
cinct: Scipio Salzar, A. G. Storm, J.
R. Chrestman, George Kimbrell, H. H. |
Roberts, J. D. Brotherton, Andres Ne
jeres, G. G. Bourne, R. R. Copeland and
D. G.. Kerr.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
DIPLOMAT FINED
FOR SCORCHING
Secretary Of British Embassy Exceed
ed Speed Limit With Automo-
bie-Wants Redress.

Boston, Mass, Sept. PA telegram
from Washington, bearing upon the
fining of Third Secretary Gurney, Of
the British embassy, by Judge Phelps,
at Lee, Massachusetts, yesterday, was
received at the executive department
today. Acting Secretary of State Adee
wires British embassy informs me
that Mr.. Gurney, third secretary of the
embassy. charged with driving an au-
tomobile at excessive speed, was ar
rested by deputy sheriff and taken,
after entering a protest under threats
of force, to the court of Lee, where, in
spite of his protests, he was sentenced
by H. c. s. Phelps, special justice of
the Lee police court, to pay a fine of
$25 and upon declaring he would not
admit the right of the court to SEN
tence him, another fine of $25 was lev
led for contempt of court and to go to
prison If he did not pay" Adee then
quotes some international law, show
ing that such action was Illegal, and
calls for an investigation. Acting Gov
ernor Guild wired the state depart
ment that he would investigate the
affair Immediately. He then wired
Judge Phelps, calling for his state
ment of the facts and informing him
If they were as stated it would be nee.
sary to remit the fine and that the
state must apologize as it was a
breach of international law He add.
ed other channels of Yedress are open
in case of violation of the Massachus-
etts laws by diplomatic representa-
ives Of. other nations.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
ENTERTAINING
GERMAN PRINCE
Emperor of Japan and His Subjects
Show Prince Charles Every
COURTESY,

Toxic, Sept. 27.-The emperor pro-
ceeded in state today from the Imper-
ial palace to the Shiba palace and re-
turned the call of Prince Charles, of
Hohenzollern, with whom he remained
for some time in conversation. To-
night at dinner to be given at the
German legation, Prince Charles will
meet the members of the Japanese
cabinet, generals, admirals and elder
statesmen. The Japanese are show
ing Prince Charles, of Hohenzollern,
every consideration. The Prince will
continue his travels for another fort.
night and will then leave for the Jap.
anese army headquarters at the front
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
REPUBLICANS
RALLYING
In Otero. County-Conventio to Be
Held October 6th-Andrews'
Chances Good,

i Special to the New Mexican.
Alamogordo, N. NJ, Sept. 27.-Ths
Republicans of Otero County met a
the court house in this city last Sat
urday afternoon and formed perma
nent organization. The time for hold
ing the county convention for the pur
pose of nominating candidates was sci
for October Sth. H. H. Majors was
elected chairman Of the County Cen.
| trail Committee.
At the last election the Republicans
had no ticket in the field, but this year
they will make "a fight for county SUI
premacy. The Democrats are split up
considerably, their primaries recently
held, resulting in charges of fraud
and corruption on both sides. With
a good ticket nominated the Republi-
cans OF Otero County thave an excel
lent chance of success.
A prominent Democrat said in an in
>terview with New Mexican CORES
pondent, that he. fully expected Sena-
tor Andrews would carry Otero Coun-
ty, as Rodey did before, as the people
realized that Republican delegate to
congress could do more for the Terri
tory than one Of the minority.
@EsSsse=.ss@&s&.e==seS.seesse@s
ever authorized the use of my name
in San Miguel County or elsewhere"
Did Not Speak for RodeH
4 Louis W. Gales, whose telegram to
the Las Vegas convention was made
the basis for Mr. Rodey's nomination,
last night declined to make public
any statement in regard to his action.
Mr.. Gales intimated that he has
knowledge of other conventions which
will be held in other counties within
the week, which will follow the action
of the San Miguel County Independents
and place Mr.. Rodey at the head of an
Independent ticket in the race for the
delegateship. He declined to say in
what counties these conventions would
be held, but expressed the conviction
that several of them would be held.
Pressed for the exact text of his tele.
gram to the Las Vegas leaders of the
Independent movement, Mr.. Gales
said:
+" I sent several kilograms to Las We
gas yesterday, all OF them to private
individuals. I do not care to discuss
them. One of these kilograms was to
Margarito Romero. and in it l urged
-
him to place Mr.. Rodey's name at the
head of an Independent ticketa in case
the convention should endorse him.
This, apparently, was done.
"Mr. Rodey did not authorize me to
present his name to the convention
Beyond this, Mr.. Gales declined to-
be quoted as to his part In the Inde-
pendent movement.
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tinued intermittently until September
Oath In defending one fort the Rus
SLAMS rolled bean cakes down on the
massed Japanese. These bean cakes
are very heavy and are pressed into
the shape of circular grindstones.
Another "6oxer" Uprising Probable. s
Shanghai, Sept. 27.-Reports receiv-
ed from the northwestern part of the
province of Shang Tung say that Sho
Tuan boxers" are openly distributing
prospectuses, couched in the same Ian.
guage as those circulated before the
uprising of 1900. These prospectuses
order precisely similar observances
and Ak the date at October 18th for
the determination Of all foreigners.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
IRON MOUNTAIN
TRAIN WRECKED
Several Cars DeraiIed Near Vulcan,
Missouri, Resulting in Injury
to 20 PASSENGERS

St. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 27.-South-
bound passenger train No. II, on the
St. Louis & Iron Mountain Railroad,
which left here last night for Hot
Springs, Arkansas, suffered a derail-
ment of four cars today near Vulcan,
Missouri, resulting in injury to twenty
persons, none of whom it is believed
seriously. The cars derailed included
the baggage car, one chair car, one
coach and sleeper.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
GOES TO NEW YORK,

Esopus, n. Y, Sept 27-Judge Park
er and Secretary Arthur McCausland,
started for New York today. The
Judge will remain in New York until
Thursday or Friday, conferring with
the managers ct the Democratic na~
tional campaign
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
IMPRISONED MINERS RESCUED.

Como, Colo, Sept. 27.-Word re-
ceived here says the rescuing party at
at Almaden tunnel reached the impris-
oned men this morning. One, August
Johnson, was found alive, but the 9th,
er, Guy Miller, was dead.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-09-27
TORPEDO BOAT LOST.

London, Sept. 27.-The British tor
pedo boat destroyer, Chamois, was lost
off the island of Gophalonia, in the
Mediterranean sea today. All on board
were saved.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30
Big Rocky Ford Crop.

Aug. +. Buck, of Granada. Colo,
one of the best known eantalouPs
men in the Arkansas valley, looks
for large crop this season Mr.
Buck was in this city recently and
made the Packer q call The acrs-
age in his estimate will reach l, 500
fully 500 more than last year. Out
look is good. barring storms, for .
fne season and growers have prsctic-
ally all signed up With their respec.
tive local unions Mr.. Buck reprs
sents Nichols. of Chicago, Who viii
cut big figure in the deal this ses-
sou. The diamond brand of Nichols
will be seen in many markets-kan
sas City Packer.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30
Prosoeriey LAne.

Fremont Stevenson is haling hay
on Towers & Caseys ranch this week
There hX. been quite . force of
men at work on the road this week
making some much needed improve
ments-
Mr. James Guy and family visited
James Brsndenburg's last week
Charley Taylor has built . large
reservoir on his place and viii ELL it
with vse,r and raise fish for his own
use and pleasure
The fruit crop is very promising
and If there are no further froets ve
will hsve q banner crop this year.
Josh Bowen has sold hi. ranch to
Geo, Bsses and has moved south OF
Lamar about 50 miles where be viii
engage in the stock business
Robert ThomAn is riding the ditch
this yeAr.
c s Smith sold q car load Of
steers las, week at . good figure
Mrs Sim Davidson entertained
quite s number Of ladies from the
north side Tuesday. Al report hav-
ing good time and pleaty Of good
things to est
W. E Martin who intended tc
s,srt s store st Provers station has
moved back to Lamar.
GxINSNs Isaac
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30

ways be depended upon to commit .
fatal blunder at the right time il now
being attested by the drift Of aisirs
in the late Mr.. Jefferson's organixa-
ton. Not only is it so hopelessly
divided by the dissensions Of the
various headers" that victory is 40
impossibilitY, but the one wing which
Just now has the best chance Of dom
mating the party is controlled BY =
man who is admitted by many Of
his supporters to be wholly unit for
the position to which he sspires.
The plain truth is that ''the yellow
peril" as the old line democrats call
the Hearst candidacy, has attained
proportions where it can not Be
laughed down. The industrious Of
forts and unlimited bank account Of
the New York chsrlatan have brought
to his support about all Of the pur-
chasable element Of the party, and
there are indications that several
other states will follow the lead Of
Rhode Island in instructing their en-
tire delegations for him. So immi-
nent is the peril" that leading dem
ocrstic senators are seriously talking
Of abolishing the time honored two
thirds rule for making nominations
in their convention. This il . con
fession of fear which, if actually put
into practice, would no doubt re-
bound to the advantage Of the OBJ
no1ious candidate by arousing sym
psthy for him
Meanwhile the republican party
sits back and views the plight of its
opponent with unconcealed joy.
Bryan was easy" but Bearst would
be ten times easier" II the reor-
ganizers should gsin control Of the
and nominate q strong,
candidate. such -
Cleveland or Olney, they might Be
able to N AXE q decent show Of re-
sistsnce, but with Happy Hooligan
Hearst at the head of the ticket the
of Theodore Roosevelt will
be more nearly unanimous than was
even the last election Of Mckinley
Colorado Springs Telegraph
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30

The editor ofthe Sparks states the
blame for the contest at the city
election this year rests with the rule
or ruin leaders. As the editor was
the main organizer and the chief
beneficiary to be Of the new ticket,
We will take him at his own estimate
of rule or ruin. At that estimate
the large majority Of the voters will
take great pleasure in turning him
down hard.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30

The call for the citizens conven-
tion made by J. B. Trs1ler and \.
n. Mclean wss for mass conven
ton OF all voters of Lamar. and yet
they now claim it was packed, it
certainly was by as enthusiastic q
body of taxpayers as wss ever gath
ered together. We felt all along,
though, that Mr.. Trailer had remain
ed in one party IS long IS possible
for him, and are not surprised that
he has bolted the convention he
called and true to his well known in
stinct for office accepted nomins'
ton on the other ticket.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30
sIIa 500 for . Prescription.

The largest sum ever paid for pre-
sc-iption- changed hands IN San Fran
CISCO, Aug. 80. 1901 The transfer IL
volved in coin and stock sI125s1.0o and
zas psid by 8 party OF business men .o-
s specific for BriSht's Disease and Dis-
beses, hitherto Incuraole diseases
They conne1csi the serious Iuvesti-
Sssioc Of the specific Nov. Is, 1900.
They interviewed scores o, the cured
and tined II out On its merits by putting
over three dozen c2s-s On the freshmen.
and watching then Ihey also got ply
siciAns TO name chronic, incurab.e cases
snd administered il With the physicians
for judges Up 20 Ang- =. eishiy-serer
per cent OF the test cases we're either
Eell or Progressing tavO-ably-
There being but thirteen per cent OF
failures The parties we're satisfied and
closed the transaction Re prooeedilss
o, the investigating committee and the
clinical reports O. the test cases were
published s,d vii De mailed free OF sp-
plicAtioo- Address JoE J. Fu-oS
ooxFASr. t3o MoatSoDe-! St San Fran
cisco. Cal
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30

In the seven years thst the citi-
rem. ticke. hiss been q factor in LIS
mar city election no Sc, Of csndi-
dates has ever received sny thing
near the vote of lle given to the
present nominees of the citizens
ticket, and it is safe to say there hss
never been q more popular ticket
with all classes OF our citizens. The
gentlemen composing it are all we'll
and fayorably known. sre hesvily In
tsressed IN Lamar and will make e1-
eellent officials They csme before
the people with s hsi,ering endorse
ment from the lsrses, convention
ever held in the city sni We predict
the verdic, at the polls will be equal
ly ss as,sering.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30

nsxt Sunday at 2 O'Clock. Every
body is invited to be present and
help in . good cause.
Ruth Bowssr came out from La
mar and was the guest of Nora
Tweedie from Friday evening till
Sunday evening. She reports a
merry time.
W. H Blosser and r. Bowser are
preparing their ground for planting
best
The water right owners Of Colum-
bine lateral met at Lamar last Sat.
urday and incorporated the lateral.
Officers were elected as follows:
Pres. G. s. Blosser; vice pres. C. R.
Doan; Sscy. C. II. Lee, Treas. Cor
don Tweedie.
The Busy Maids and Matrons met
with Mrs- Adam Hale last Wednes-
day, with q good attendance. Will
meet with Mrs- Peed, April 81.
Mrs. S. F. Southland and Mrs. II.
Peace attended the carpet rag sew
ing at Mrs NJ. S. Davidson's at
Prowers, Thursday of last week.
H Pearce is having q Rural phone
box put in at his residence this week.
Gene Kerr and family visited
with his father At Enterprise last
Sunday.
Mrs Lon Beavers is . late victim
OF the pink eye. DoS.
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30
Ceium oine Valley

NJ. and Mrs s b Huffman Of
Silver Dsle we're guests Of Nj and
Mrs G. S. Blo<ser last Sunday
s F. Southard and family spent
last Sunday visiting At 4 Bowers
Miss Lels Treedie and her moth
er vent to Auiiy las; Saturday and
we're the guests Of Miss Blosee- and
Miss Douglkss, over Sunday They
slso visited the Cherry Tree Home
snd report j, .s aEne institution and
worthy Of all the praise given IL
The people o. Cactus View district
and vicinity ~ill organize . Sunday
school .; Cactus View sshool hooss
The Lamar register., 1904-03-30
celds cause Pneumenia

One OF the mos; remarkable cases o. .
cold. deep-seated on the lungs, causing
pneumoniA 10 that Of Mrs Gertrude z
Fenner. Manon, Ind who YES entirely
curss by the uee Of One Minute CoaSh
Cure> She says: The coughing and
straininS % veakehed NE that / ran
down in weight from lts 10 o. pounds.
I tried . number OF remedies to 60 svAil
until used One Minute Cough Cure
Four bosties Of this wonderful remedy
cured me entirely OF the cough, st-ens-
ihened my lunxs and restored me 20 ny
roruL weight health and st-ecsth.
Sold by AyerS Pharmacy.