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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06
Nuevo Mexico Demanda el
Estado al Congreso 58vo.
Por Derecho y en- Justicia
Nuevo Mexico debia ser Es-
tadO.
LA NUEyA LEY ,DE' JURADOs.

La'nueva ley de iurados que tomsra
efecto ell dia.30 de.Junio, esperar reti
ra aquellas formas de la presente ley
la cual ha estado sujeta a ataque dc
aquellos que acusan manipulation de
jurados en..ciertos condados del terri.
torio. Els Capitulos116 de las Leyes
de 1905, y fue Proyecto Enmendado
del Consejo No. Ill, introducido por
ell Hon. John S. Clark, y aprobado por
ell Gobernador Otero en- Mario 16,
1905.
Su principal cosa es que sustituye
"a rueda de jurados por ell sistema pre-
~valeciente de escoger jurados. La
nueva ley exentda las classes de cos
tumbres de deber de jurado y todas
personals que tengan la edad 8 pasen
de sesenta. Sera para los %jueces de
distrito de nombrar tres comisionados
de jurados a 10 menos una vez al afio
quienes escogeran los nombres de a 10
menos 300 personas, y en- todos casos
ell n1mero escogido no sera menos que
una decima parte de la population vo-
tante del condado segun mostrado por
la Ultima registration de votantes.
Los nombre asi escogidos, seran en-.
trados en- un libro bien e~ncuadernado
tenido para csc fin. Ell escribano de
distrito sera proveido con una rueda
8 GAIA construidos q modo de que todos
los contenidos de la GAIA est6n visibles
a la vista en- todos tiempos. Sc hace
81 deber del escribano de distrito
transcribir los nombres escogidos por
la comision de condado sobre tiras de
papel blanco las cuales seran dobladas
en- una aner uniforme y depositadas
en- la rueda de jurados. En- la presen.
ia de al menos tres ciudadanos, ell
juez y escribano de distrito sacaran
de adentro de estarcaja, un n1mero
s%ufciente de tiras de papel para un
gran jurado y I'm n1mero suficiente de
nombres para Ell venire del pequeno
La lista de nombres sacados
como tambien la lista de nombres que
Sc queden en- la rueda de jurados, Sc
ran abiertos al p1blico para inspection J
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06
Muchacho Ahogado en- Ell Rio de pecos.

Ell viernes pasado mientras jugaba
con otros cuatro muchachos entire
Roswell y Chihuahua, Jose Estrada,
un muchacho de ocho amos de edad,
rodo para adentro del rio y Sc ahog6.
Ell rio estaba crecido y ell pobre mu.
chacho pronto fue arrastrado por la
enfurecida corriente y hasta ahora to-
dos los esfuerzos para recobrar ell
cuerpo han sido in1tiles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06

microbes, Mayo II, q las 8 de la ma
Ian. Una reception tendra lugar en-
Ia tarde en- la Residential de los padres
de la novia.
Frank Owen, gerente de la Compas
mia de Aqua y Alumbrado, ha distri-
buido bastantes semillas entire los la
bradores que viven cerca del dep6sito
&c la compa1ia y el Canon de Santa
Fe para quelas siembren. Mr.. Owen
halo que alguna de esta genie esta
muy pobre y no podia comprar semi
Has y decide ayudarlos en- esta name
ra.
I'm n1mero de Indios de Santa Cla-
ra y San Ildefonso, quienes han esta.
do trahajando Ell los..campos del ferro
carril oriental de Albuquerque, pasa.
ron por Santa.Fe el microbes en- la
mafana en- canine para sus casas. Di-
jeron que los sueldos que pagaban no
eran su6cientes. TODD 10 que Sc les
pagaba tenia que ser devuelto a la
compania en- pago por las necesidades
de la vida, las cuales tenian que ser
compradas en- la tienda de la compa
MIA.
Don Perfecto Jaramillo, ASSESSOR del
condado de Torrance, arribo de Las
Vegas ell martes en- la tarde, donde ha-
bia estado cor negocios, y parti6 ell
jueves por ell Central de Santa Fe pa.
ra Estancia. Ell Sr. Jaramillo infor-
ma que en- ell condado de Torrance ell
abasto de aqua es mas que sutciente
y que los animales de todas classes, es
pecialme nte las ovejas, siguen muy
bien.
Adelaide Delgado, Emilio Mignar-
dodt, Romulo. Lopez y Jose Sanchez,
partieron ell microbes zen la manana
para la Laguna Blanca, 'cerca de Ga
~listeo, donde'esperaban acumular un
mundo de patOs. Segun un telegrama
que lego por TERRA, Romulo Lopez Sc
ha sacado la palmeta, porque de una
parva de 100 patos que habia en- la Ia
guna cuando Romulo dispar6 su esco-
peta no vol6 ninguno, .mas.no Sc sabe
81 las municiones penetraron en- cada
uno de los patos.o murieron los Glen
de espanto cuando oyeron la tremen-
da d%etonacion de la escopeta del Glen.
tffico cszador. Los otros companeros
llamaron una junta'y an ~consulta Sc
creta decidieron premiar a Romulo
por sus haza1as, porque a ellos les fue
until llevar escopetas porque aquel de
un trio acabo con todas las ayes. De-
jando todas las chansas q IN lado, hay
buenos cazadores de patos en- Santa
Fe. Muchachos, 81 cazaron algo, no
entren Orlando q la plaza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06
LA LEY DE CABALLERIZAS.

A segun la Ley de Caballerizas vii
liams, pasada por la Asamblea Legis
lativa 36ta y aprobada por ell Goberna
dor Otero, cada tenedor de una caba
lleriza es %requerido de poner una co
pia de la ley en- I'm lugar conspicuo en-
su caballeriza. La ley es para la pro.
teccion de tenedores de caballerizas
contra personas que perjudiquen cual.
quier vehfculo 8 lastimen c~ualquier
animal obtenido de una caballeriza. Ell
Nuevo Mexicano ha imprido la ley
aseadamente an carton gruesoy esta
listo para llenar ordenes, 81. 90 por ca
da cartel en- Ingles 8 Espanol.
La nueva ley de licencias para ma
trimonios requiere a los escribanos de
pruebas de clavar tres copias de la
ley en- lugares conspicuous on cada
precinto. Ell Nuevo Mexicanoha i'm
primido la ley aseadamente en- carton
grueso y Sc halla listo para llenar
6rdenes en- Ingles 8 Espanol a 80 CEN
tavos por cada cartel. Escribanos de
pruebas deben mandar sus ordenes
Embellishments porque la ley toma
efecto ell dia IA de Abril, 1906.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06
Propinas de Aseguranza Pagadas.

Las siguientes companies de asegu.
rama han cumplido o las leyes de
%aseguranza y le han pagado al Hon.
Pedro Perea, superintendent de ase.
guranza, la propina de 800 " cual las
autoriza a hacer negocios en- al Terri
torio:
The London and Lancashire Fire
Insurance Company, de London; the
Orient Fire Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Connecticut.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06

Ell DR.. Charles Wheelon, ell oste6pata
trata todas las Intermediates agudas
6 cr6nicas sin drogas 8 medicines. Ell
tratamiento es puramente manipulate.
vo, no siendo usadas ningunas drogas.
Esta especialmente adaptable a enter
medades cronicas y Intermediates de
los ninos. La osteopatia busca Y re.
mueve la causa, de la enfermedad v la
salud resulta. Els simple y sera ex-
plicada por ell DR.. Wheelon q cualquie.
que deseare investigate. Ofcinas
en- 1903 Avenida del Palacio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06
Blancos Legales.

Los blancos legales Sc venden 6ni-
camente por dinero en- mano vel dine
70 debe acompanar a la 6rden. Guam.
do ordeneis mandad q raz6n de cinco
centavos por cada blanco, 4 menoa
que ordeneis por docenas. Los blan-
cos pequenos Sc venden 4 25 centavos
por docena y los grandes 4 IS por do
cena. TAmbien recibemos sellos d.
correo por cualquier cantidad..
Compa1fa Imp. Del Nuevo Nsmlssns
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06
Sc NECEsITAN

Agentes para procurar suscriciones
Sc ~necesitan en- todas parties del Terri
torio. Sc pagaran comisiones liberia
les. Dirijanse q la Compania Impre'
sora del Nuevo Mexicano por particu-
lares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envia q todas
las estafetas en- Nuevo Mexico, y tiene
una circulation grande y creciente en-
tire la genie inteligente y progresista
del sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06
uN ANo LIBRE DE- sUscRICIoN.

A cualq uiera persona que nos man
de ell dinero por cinco suscritores nue.
vos, por un ano cada uno. lie mandare-
mos Ell Nuevo Mexicano libre por un
ano. Veanse los precios de suscri-
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06
Preventive para fiebres.
PAINKILLER
perry Davis'.)
Cura Calambres.

Sc NECESITAN.-C ortadorss de
tallas y acarreadores en- la MERGED de
Terrenos de Gabaldon. Ocurran al
Moline de Aserrar Hughes Ell dia ID de
Mayo. IRELAND BROTHERS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06

Las leyes de los Estados Unidos re-
quieren que cualquiera persona paga
I'd por un periodico mientras continue
tomandolo de la e~stafeta, aunque Ell
tempo por ell cual Sc suscribio haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-05-06

En- esta oficina Sc venden blancos
para contracts de-partido.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-14
GERTRUDE EWING COMING.

The Gertrude Ewing Company
 comes to the opera house for one night in the Shadow of the Car" Miss Gertrude Ewing is a young actress who has won her way. She is not stranger to diversity, and success has come only after persistent efforts and patient, conscientious labor. Her capabilities were not brought out in a day or thoroughly tested in a single season. Her climb to fame has been steady, without pyro- tecnical triumph. Slowly she has grown in the affections of those who have watched her ef- fort toward success. And stead
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-14
NEWPORT LYNCHING.

M NM #
 E Some few papers'in tlissstate, and several in the state of Ar kansas, are rearing up on, their hind legs and paving the air about the recent lynching at Newport. We are not in sympa- thy of lynch law and, ordinarily, never will be, but we have noth- ing but the highest regard for the brave fathers, brothers and husbands who, through the heat of excitement incident to the ter rible crime which was commit ted by the brute who was lynch ed, went forth and revenged one of the most brutal and dastardly crimes in the history of the state of Arkansas.
 When the time comes that our wives, mothers or sisters can not go out upon the public highways without being criminally assault ed and then foully murdered by some fiend incarnate,s then has the time arrived for the men of the land to raise up and, if nec- ~essary, resort to any kind of measures to avenge the great and awful crime of rape and murder.
 The Newport mob, we will ven tnre the assertion, was composed of some of the best people of that little city and vicinity, and men wbo would refrain from any unlawful act as long and possibly a great deal longer than some of these little two-by-four news paper writers who have nothing else to do but criticize the brave and noble efforts of their supe- riors in every walk of life.
 The Newport mob are not to be censured. They did just what any other community would have done under like circumstances. Poplar Bluff (Mo.) Citizen.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-14
THE FEBRUARY
 SMART SET. "

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 ''Raffies," it combines all the in terest of those stories with a movement and intensity entirely its own. It is a notable achieve
 ment for the author and will prove notable novelette, in the Smart Sets long list of success
 full stories.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-14
FOR LEASE.
NEWPORT OPERA HOUSE.

Possession given the 1st day of April, 1905, together with the scenery, fixtures, furniture, etc. Seating capacity 800. Stage 40 feet. Scenery in good condition and furniture in good repair. Good piano. Bids received up to February 1st and right reserved to reject any and all bids. Ap- ply to
 l.. MINOR, Secretary.
 or I. GOLDMAN, President, 98bta Newport Building Assn.
 Read the Independent.
Newport daily independent., 1905-01-14
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The Washington times., 1905-11-28
NOURISH

the body, don't dose it
with medicine. SCOTS
Emulsion is the best
nourishment in existence.
1t is more than a food:
you may doubt it, but
it digests perfectly easy
and at the same time gets
the digestive functions
in a condition so that or
dinary food can be easily
digested. Try it if you
are run down and your
food doesn't nourish YOU
SCOTT 3 BOVINE, 4oq Psarf ssrSss. sss~vork
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
BRAIN HEMoRRHAGE
KILL YOUNG BRANCH
CONTINUED from FIRST Pare.)

dueed by the defense to prove that the
accused is not guilty OF fnanslauehter.
as charged In the first count and frs.
specification.
Before putting these vi aesses on the
stand. Afr. Robson said IL the report
OF the autopsy showed that Branch had
an embolism of the brain at the time OF
the fight. il would not be necessary TO
put the witnesses on the stand As the
report was not ready, sheJwitnesses tes-
tined
Ii IS remarkable the way the class 5
are standing by Meriwefher in his
trouble Without exception. every mid
shinnan who has been called 4, the Wit
ness stand has unhesitatiEely stated he
would have done exactly as Meriwether
cid, and that had not the accused called
Branch out ne would have been worse
than an outcast.
Every body would like to see the trial
terminated by Friday morning, as ali
are more than anxious to see the grea
football game at Princeton Saturday
between West Point and Annapolis. II
the court would lengthen the sessions Il
is possible the trial could be finished By
Friday morning.
It was said tonight that Admiral Ram
say. president Of the court, would like
TO hold SESSION. Thanksgiving If 1t can
be legally done sThe question has been
referred 10 United States District At
toTney Rose and he viii advise the court
tomorrow Mr.. Robson hopes to close
for the defense on "wednesday. but this
largely depends on the testimony given
by the doctors.
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
SHIP SUBSIDY MEASURE
CONSIDERED BY COMMISSION

Only four of the ten members of the
Merchant Marine Commission responded
this morning TO the call of Chairman
Gailinger. for meeting to perfect plans
Tor securing consideration in the new
Congress Of the ship subsidy measure
which was reported last session, but
met death on the calendar.
It Is believed by its advocates that If
II can be given a hearing through the
permission Of Speaker Cannon and the
steering committee Of the Senate, it
VIII be passed, although the exDendi-
ture IN It's first year Of operation would
be over s., 600 O00
An adjournment Of the committee has
Deen taken until Friday morning, when
fun membership IS expected
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
BENNING ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

First race-iigh weight: selling; all
ages; six fuTlOngs; Columbia course
Listless. "a. Cascine, 121; Gladwin. us;
Ambitious. 90; Mintia, 90. EchodaIe. 12l :
Collector Jessup. 12I; Canajoharie Il3:
SPoseur. 1l3. sAfamie Worth. ~; sPater.
I06; $Merlingo. IS: sPalora. S.
Second race-FOr maiden two-year-
olds: one mile: Columbia course-Gen-
tan. 1o2; Paeon, l02: Wexford, 102;
Santa Susanna. 9e; Descend. 80; Spin
Third race-Nestal: for three-year-old
nliles; one and one-half miles-F1inders
123; Klamesha, us; Noblesse Oblige,
Q8; Santa Catalina, 123
Fourth race-For two-year-olds; non
winners OF two races; six furiongs; CO.
lumbia course-Ben Holder al5s Cary
10: Old Guard. rs: Midas rs: Ingle-
side, Us; Jupiter. 1f5; Montanus u.s.
Samson. Us; Royal Scot. us; Fancy
Bird, Ia.
Fifth race-Afaiden three-year-olds
and upward; one mile; Columbia course
Copper. III; iicthmess, III; Captain
Jinks. 108; Nom De Plume. 1Os; Sue Mac.
10ss Volantine los: Father D. I03; Svl-
vania, 100; Benlala, 100; Simiias, 100;
Ricordo 100.
Sixth race-Selling; three-year-oIds
and upward; apprentice riders: one and
one-eighth miles %Anberiack, lO3;
*Louis H. j0s; sBob Murphy, los: %Ko-
mOka. 1os; sArrahgowon 1O3: %Irish
Witch. 1O3: sAlum Water. 1O3; Palette.
Jos; Cooper, 101; @King Pepper. 90;
brilliant, 50; "MonacOrdor. SO; @Solon
Shingte, 90: ~Gambler, 80
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
CONTINUED from First Page.)

over there in The corner OF the lobby,
win tell you about it.
Tariff?
There's a man from Aikali Peak who
was clerk to the last Representative
from there. and hopes TO get on as a
doorkeeper this session: ne can tell you
all about how the reduction of the shoe
peg schedule viii ruin, at one fell
swoop, the lumber industry of Mime
sofa. and the hide, leather, tanning. and
shoe traffic that, together, contribute
TO the prosperity of every section of
this vast country. sir
This Is the ''Know-It- tail"
And il you want 10 know about cor
poration control. or the prospect of in
surance legislation, or the inwardnesa
of this German invasion of-what the
dickens is that country the Germans
are invading? No difference; we can't
stand for it, anyhow-or the real merits
of the Santo DOMINICAN treaty, or the
practieabiiity Of establishing a line of
airships TO sail over the isthmus-why.
that man over at the cigar stand will
tell you all about H. He's lust telling
those men around him all about what
congress Is going TO do.
DON'T recoilect now; he has little
claim against the Government on ac-
count of a razor-back hog that the
soldiers ran OF his place during the
Mexican war. The Claims COMMITTEES
never would take 1t seriously because
It maintained that if he'd tied a knot
N the hogs tan ii couldn't have got
through the corral. The hog wasn't
much, but By the time he gets Con-
gress to pay for II the interest will
look like the royal family's salary list
on the rolls Of . frenzied life insurance
company. O, he's one of the best in
formed men we have here
Those two quiet looking old gentle
men. who are listening? Those are fust
Senator Cullom and Senator Aldrich
You couldn't get them to tell you half
so much They'd just look pleased to
see you. and edge away
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
DRUGS BOIL OVER
AND START FIRE
Flames Burn Out Kretol
Labor atOries.

Chemicals boiling over IN a copper
oowl In the laboratory of the Kretoi
Drug Company. 5i2 Tenth street north
west, last evening about 6:l5 O'Clock
Started a fire.
the blaze did about $1,000 damage
mere was no insurance.
Ut @ohn H. Thomas. manager of the
company. who was mixing the drugs.
was badly burned His injuries were
IIssseu al the Emergency Hospital
Later; ne was able to go TO his home at
ltt9 II street northwest
- ,S> carrie Query. who occupied one
OF the rooms above the laboratory was
Cte.come by smoke. Special Policeman
cochran rescued her while she was WINS,
ut5SohsciOus on the floor
She was taken to a nearby store where
emergency treatment was given. 1t was
tai ~ any H'spi-
william Grifhth, who was Dassins
turned In an alarm from box 1874 and ia
q rev moments al of the downtowa,
nre e HghtlnS apparatus and three score
OF more fremen were on the scene
ne nremen, realizing that the Iahora- :
tory was too badly damaged fo he
sdFed. devoted their atteatfon m me
soiolnlng buildings and succeeded in
pifSxehtng the flames from spreading
III Leatherman. who has an office on
s Sle OF the top floors of the Tenth street
Duiidlhg' was consulting with a patient
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
Bonds Delivered.
Hughes Learns Some More
Of New York Life Affairs

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-The New York
Life Insurance Company was again on
the rack before the Armstrong investi-
eating committee yesterday. John A
Mccall its president; George W. Per
stand. 'ie
It was shown:
F1rst-That az the beginning of 1901
or the end OF $780, 10000 OF New York
city bonds were taken out OF the vaults
OF the New York Life and a check of
The Central National Bank sIJbstifI1te5
These bonds are not taxable and fhei,.
possession by the bank at that time OF
the year enabled the company to
escape payment of large sum in taxes
After few days the bonds were re,
moved
second-George w. Perkins declared he
turned the $40 600 representing the profits
on loan OF $3.50 900 made in Boston nv
tne New York Life, over the Nylis an
organization Of New York agents. He
deposited this money to the credit ~ hIe
personal account, as ne did with all ~
the Nyiic funds. Dir. Perkins said he in
vested II with some OF his own money
"a "a lChiSed states steel common stock at
OF MS operations in behalf OF NyIic con-
sisted Of memoranda. which he some
ZINES 81 ,t carried in his card-case or left
Third-That the $5s,slO.7s paid 10 An
Grew Hamilton by J. p. Morgan &. Co
Out OF United states Steel Syndicate
Pronts belonging 10 the New York LIE
by order of Mr.. Perkins was the resuit
OF directions given him by President
John A. Mccall
kourth-That since 1895 Hamilton ana
EDWARD =. Mccall, now supreme oo11rt
Justice and brother of President McCsu
had notes aggregating $3.50 discounfed
Dy the Central National Bank and the
NeW YORK Security and Trust Com
pany between the years 1886 and 1901 All
the money obtained by Z. E. Mccall II
was declared by President Mccall. was
turned over 10 Andrew Hamilton and
spent for the New York Life.
f1fth-Neither Mr.. Perkins nor Mr.
Mccall could explain how Morgan e. co
Dy the payment of S59. 900 were able to
take up all OF these notes. OF the SIS 900
OF notes, $4,000 had previously been paid.
leaving total of $1,000 which the nav
ment by Morgan & Co evidently offset.
The Washington times., 1905-11-28
JUDGE BENNETT WILL
Be BURIED IN n. !.

Funeral services viii be conducted
over the remains of Judge John w. Ben
nett, at his late home. 1T19 g street
northwest. by the Rev. DR.. Bueler, Of
the Temple Baptist Church. The body
will then be sent to New York where II
will be Inferred In Woodlawn Cemetery
Judge Bennett. who was between sixty
and seventy years of age. went to his
home for luncheon yesterday afternoon,
and while eating was stricken with heart
disease, dying an hour later. His widow
one son and two daughters. survive him.
Judge Bennett was born IN New York
city and went to Columbia University
After his graduation from that institu-
ton he went to NORTH Dakota. where
for many years he was prominent as a
politician and later as county judge. He
was also owner and editor of the Bot
tineau County Pioneer for number OF
years. giving II up in 1893 TO accept
position in the Law Division OF Treasury
Department.
He was a chapter Mason and was
prominent IN Masonic circles both in
North Dakota and New York
Beautiful Xmas Tree Ornaments Free.
See next Sundays Times.