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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21

Wapeilo.
The annual meeting Of the Louisa
County Old Settlers association Will
be held in this city at the court mouse
park Wednesday, July 10, 1905.
Creston.
Some time during Saturday night
or early Sunday morning thieves ell
fected an entrance to the hardware
store of the Creston Hardware Com
many on Pine street and carried away
merchandise to the value of more than
500.
Traer.
The Tfaer city council has passed an
ordinance providing that in the future
no wooden, board or plank sidewalks
shall be built within the city limits.
This means that cement or brick shall
be used and is a long step in the I'M
provement of the city.
Iowa City.
DR.. e. NJ Turner, major in the state
university of Iowa battalion, and act
ing hospital steward in the Fifty
fourth regiment, I. N. G., has resigned,
and will go at once to Lacrosse, Wis,
where he will practice his profession.
He is a graduate of the university Of
Iowa college of medicine, class Of 1905.
ottumwa.
William Rosen was arrested Satur-
lay night charged with forging
the name of J. P. Hurd to a check for
500 and securing the money from the
Ottumwa Savings bank. 1t is probable
hat the case may be postponed until
Mr.. Rosen is taken before the board OF
commissioners for the insane.
Naverly.
The large barn on the Michael farm,
sight miles northeast of here. was
truck by lightning Sunday evening
md consumed with all of it's contents
except most of the stock which was
sotten out and saved. Two calves
9erished in the flames. The loss will
,e about $4,000 with insurance.
,ounci Bluffs.
Clarence Patterson charged with the
arceny of s25 from the till of the Og-
len bar, was bound over to await the
.ction of the grand jury. The evid-
nee showed that the negro had enter
"a the saloon after closing hours Sum
lay and after that seemed to have
llenty of money He could not furnish
,onds and was sent to Jail.
cedar Falls.
Mayor Merner sentenced John Bentz
o twenty days in the county Jail on
he charge of intoxication. The man
an old soldier and has lived in Cedar
'alls for forty years and excepting
Yhen under the influence OF liquor is
The best husband. It seems that Sat-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

in water where it is necessary to use
dynamite. The cap is placed against
the dynamite and set off by means of
electricity by an operator standing at
a safe distance. Mr.. McAfee did not
understand the mechanism of the ex-
plosive and unguarded connected the
wires He will be confined for several
weeks with his injury.
Des Moines.
The new Burns African Methodist
Episcopal church, recently erected at a
cost Of $4,000, was dedicated Sunday
by DR.. M. G. B. Mason, Of Cincinnati,
O., senior secretary Of the Freedman's
Aid and Southern Educational Society.
Both Rev. L. K. Billingsley of Wesley
church and DR.. Hagerman of the First
Methodist church paid him high conpli-
ments in introducing him to the large
audience which had assembled for the
occasion,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
HOTEL FOR MELBOURNE.
Walter canady Will Build $4,000
Hosiery.

Special to Times Republican.
Melbourne, June 81. - Mr.. Walter
Canady, of the Farmers Savings bank
has purchased the four vacant lots,
the old st. Joe Hotel sight. and Will
begin the erection at once of $4,000
frame hotel building, 32x66, twenty
foot posts. Mr.. Pearson, the presl-
dent of our Commercial club, has three
applicants to operate it as soon as
completed. The town held off for two
years, demanding a brick building In
the fire limits but time has demon
strated that capital would not invest
in so expensive building as re-
quired, and at called meeting of the
town council today. the concession was
granted to erect frame building and
remit the taxes for a period of five
years. This puts Melbourne on her
feet again in good shape.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
VIOLATION OF GAME LAW.
Breaking Of State Law Results in Ar
rest of Five Men at Rowan.

Breaking Of State Law Results in Ar
rest of Five Men at Rowan.
Special to Times-Republican
Rowan, June 21.-Flagrant violations
'oA the game laws of Iowa along the
upper Iowa river have become motor
ious this spring, so that the recent ar
rest and filming of five men near Rowan
will meet with the hearty approval of
all true sportsmen. Alfred Jacobmeyer
was the complaining witness that
resulted in the prosecution of the five
men whom We're caught SEEMING for
fish. In retaliation the five violators,
who were each fined s1S.72, have filed
an information against Jacobmeyer
charging him with the illegal sale of
liquor, but this charge is considered
a bit Of spite work, brought on by the
game violators while smarting under
the punishment incident to their pros
ecution for the violation of the state;
game laws for the protection of fish
in it's streams.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
JUDGE HENDERSON WEEDS.

Marriage of Southern Iowa Jurist
Great Surprise to His Friends.
Indianola, June 21.-Judge j. II.
Henderson, who has been on the bench
in this district for the past fourteen
years, was yesterday married to Miss
Harriet B. Spray, a sister of his late
wife. The wedding was quietly SOL
emnized. Mr.. Henderson has three
sons DR.. E. b. Henderson, City Solicit
tor Frank P. Henderson and Dwight
Henderson. The marriage was sur
prise to the couples many friends and
last night they were showered with
congratulations.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
Very Low Excursion Rates to Cali
!. fornia, Los Angeles, Portland, Ia
coma, Seattle, Etc.

Via the Northwestern lin will be in
effect from all stations Jul Is, IA. 10.
10, %, "a, q, %. 80. 80 AID July I, 2
and 8, with favorable return limits. on
account of International Printing
Pressmen's and Assistants Union and
American Surgical Association at San
Francisco. Two fast trains to the Pa
cific coast daily. THE Overland Lin
tied" electric lighted thruout), less
than three days en- route. Another fast
train is "The California Express" with
drawing room and tourist sleeping
cars. The best OF everything. For
rates. tickets etc. apply to agents
Chicago & Northwestern railway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
CITY WITHOUT WATER.

Grundy Center Without Water or Fire
Protection for Few Days.
Special to Times Republican.
Grundy Center, June 21.-The pump
at the water works plant got out of
order on Saturday last and the au-
thorities were obliged to remove the
casting and replace it with new. This
took until yesterday and during that
time our town was without water or
fire protection. Several of the joints
of casing had worn and rusted out and
of necessity had to be removed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
FARMER HAS HARD LUCK.
William Sells of IndianoIa Meets With

William Sells of Indianola Meets With
Many Misfortunes.
Indianola, June 21.-Wliliam sells,
a farmer residing near here, seems to
be having a streak of unusual hard
luck. Lightning struck his barn, de-
,stroying a shredder and engine and
killing four hogs, the total loss being
about $1,000.
Less than year ago his wife was
killed in a runaway.
About two years ago he lost herd
of 100 thoroughbred Jersey hogs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21

had been partially paralyzed for some
months and while the family We're
away from home he went out to attend
to some matters around the house and
it is supposed that he lost control of
himself, as he was found in the water
tank when the family arrived home.
He VS. an old citizen of this county
and it is supposed that while grieving
over his paralysis he drowned himself
in the tank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
DAVENPORT GIRL BROWNS.
High Water Results in Fatality
Small Child.

Davenport, June 21.-The high water
which has filled the sloughs and ra-
vines in Davenport, claimed it's first
victim late yesterday afternoon, when
little Edna Inhelder, 8 years old, was
drowned in the big hole back Of the
Kohrs Packing plant.
Two lads who were with her, Willie
Wright and Ewaldt Hanchett, narrow
~ escaped the same fate and were saw
ed only from the fact that they man
aged to grasp stump that had been
pushed out to them by people along the
bank
The little girl who was drowned was
a daughter of John Inhelder, 1919 West
Second street, who is in the employ
of the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
DUCK WITH FOUR LEGS.
The Extra Fair is Used Only f
Speed in Swimming.

Speed in Swimming.
Special to Times Republican.
Webster City, June 21.-Cne Of the
queerest freaks ever seen in this city
is the property Of r. B. Leroy. It is
four legged duck, two weeks old,
and is just as healthy, and lively, as
any of the others Matched in the brood.
The duck was raised by Mr.. Leroy
himself. The two extra legs are not
used by the animal in walking but
when it swtms it puts them to good
use and has double advantage over the
other ducklings The two extra legs
are located little way back of the
two legs used in walking. They are
shorter and do not touch the ground
when the duck walks. When 1t swims
it uses all four legs and paddles as
naturally with the two extra legs as
with the two natural ones.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21

thorough airing at the January term
of the district court is to be tried
again, Judge Whitaker sustaining a
motion for a new trial on points cited
by the defense. In, the first trial, the
case was won by the plaintiff bank,
verdict for $1,100 being directed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
WILLIAMS PLEADS GUILTY.
Ed Williams Has Also Made Comics
sion duplicating Morris Levitch in

Sioux City, June. 21.-Ed Williams,
confined in the penitentiary at Sioux
Falls charged with attempting to rob
Frank Bertrau, a hermit, living near
jefferson, s. D., has made confession
duplicating Morris Levich, well
known second hand man of Sioux City.
and Frank zimmerman, his clerk. He
says that they helped plan the robbery
and that he and man named Torlel-
son did the work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
EXPLOSION MAY CAUSE DEATH
colored Miner of Hooking Received In
juries Which May Prove Fatal. I

Bussey, June 21.-U. S. Jones, col
ored miner at work in No. l, Hooking
Iowa, today received what will prob
ably prove fatal injuries. A shot ex-
plosion knocked down heavy MOI
which hit upon the top of his head
crushing the skull. Pieces We're re-
moved larger than a silver dollar ant
every attention possible given to thu
injured man, but his chances for life
are very few. He is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jones, who are prominen'
among colored citizens of Monros
county. Jones is 36 years old ane
married.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
LIGHTNING DOES DAMAGE.
Several Head of ca''e Killed
weeIav and BuiIdinos neefroved

several f1eao OF Va e NllIed at
Wesley and Buildings Destroyed.
Wesley, June 21.-During the thun-
der storm that passed over here Sun
day afternoon, lightning struck Mrs.
Shaws house, doing considerable dam
age; also one of the elevators owned
by the Hunting Elevator Company.
Several head of stock were killed in
the country. John Grouse had a cou-
pie of head of valuable horses killed,
besides some young cattle. The wind
did considerable damage to windmills
and number of small buildings
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
BALL GAME ON FOURTH.

Grundy Center High School Against
Reinbect, Promises to be Good.
Grundy Center, June 21.-The Grun
dy Center high school base ball team
has been secured by Reinbeck to plas
a game of ball there on the Fourth Of
July. There being SO much rivalry
between these teams it is expected that
a. hot game will be the result.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
NEW TRIAL is GRANTED.

Case Of the Home Savings Bank
Against Otterbach to be Retired.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, June 21.-The case of the
Home Savings bank VS.. A. C. Otter
bach of this city which was given a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
ASSOCIATION CHANGES NAME.
Bankers Pioneer Association at Meet.
ing at Davenport Make Several
Channes

SpECIdI 10 ] IlHeS-Is5PVUtICoI1s
Davenport, June 21.-The Bankers
Pioneer Association, an insurance and
fraternal order operating in Iowa, held
a state meeting here Tuesday and de-
cided to drop all social and fraternal
features and change it's name to the
Pioneer Life Association. Policies
will be issued to present members and
the lodges turnout the state. will be
al
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
FOUND DEAD IN WATER TANK

stockman Named Warrington, Livine
Near Archer, Supposed to Have Sui
cided.
Special to Republican,.
Sheldon. June 21.-Mr. Osias Var
rington. a stock man formerly in com
pany with William Edgerton. who liv
ed one mile south of Archer, commit
ted suicide Saturday afternoon. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-21
BARREL OF BEER CLAIMED.
Freight Charges Paid, and Owner
Name Remains a Mystery.

Name Remains Mystery.
Special to Times-Republican.
Grundy Center, June 21.-The barrel
Of beer which has been laying at the
depot for some time addressed to the
"Grundy Center Club" and which re-
quired but 26 cents freight for some-
one to pay to get it, has at last been
claimed and delivered but the owners
name still remains mystery.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
Dolor ds 0arsantaf
vos RopcA7
Estilacion Dc Ia Naris7
PAINKILLER
Perry Davis.
prontaments 10 curara. En vsntA por
mas que so amos. Exp rImsntadlo.
TELsoaAMA DE AoRApEciMlEN-
TO.
Ei conclilo do Ia cludad do Santa 70
Aoradecldo por ~ Recommendation
por Estado Consolidate.

Ell siguiente telsgrama al Pre-
sidente Theodore Roosevelt, fue
mandado a Washington 81 mier-
coles por los miombros del con.
clio de ciudad.
Las miras del Presidente en-
cuanto al estado paaa Nuevo Me
xico y Arizona, segun recomen-
dadas en- su mensaje, fueron mo-
two para esta expression de gra.
titud.
Santa Fe, N. M, Die. 9, 1905.
AL Presidente de los Z. Us:
Washington, D. C.-Nosotros,
TODD ell Concilio de Ciudad de esta
Ciudad de Santa Fe unAnimemen.
to 10 damos las gracias por su
ljusta y en6rgica recommendation
en- su mensaje al CoDgreso, por
estado consolidate para los Te
rritorios de Arizona y Nuevc
Mexico, como an solo estado. Fir
mados:
A. r. Gibson, Mayor; l.. F
Montenie, escribano de ciudad
r. l., Baca, Nicanor Baca, Teo
dosio Castillo, Marcelino Garcia
H. S. Kaune, Celso Lopez, Ere
derrick Muller, j. H.. Walker
miembros del concilio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09

CONTRA CONSOLIDATION
in Hombre de kansas Dice cue Nue.
vo Mexico y Arizona peben ser
Admltidos m Estados Sc
parados.
eDigase esto por mi; que creo que
estado s~eparado es la dnica cosa para
Nueyo Mexico F" Arizona y 81 20 fuese
de cualquiera de los Terri
torios, me opondria a estado consoli'
dado bpjo cualquier condicion'
Esta declaration fue hecha el lunes
en- la tarde por Martin Musil, un MEM
bro de la Compania de franc y Abas-
tos Ellinwood. de Ellinwood,s Kansas
auien con su esposa. SO hallaba hospe-
dado en- 81 Hotel Normandie. E Sr'
Musil partio 81 martes en- Ia manana
para Oio Caliente. DE ALL Q y 81 es
posa p~artieron para Mexico donde pa
saran oil invierno.
"He estado Interado sobre esta cues
| ton de estado." dijo 81 Sr. Musil. "pol
medic de los papeles de Kansas City
v no puedo yer buenn razon porqu'
estado consolidate debe ser preferidc
Adui estan dos Territories muy gran
des. conteniendo mucha riqueza co
hermosisimos edificios en- la capital
gobiernos bien organizados.
.seria un gasto indtil. urgir estad
consolidate sobre ellos. Estas razt
mes para estado separado son una
cuantas para las muchas mas que p'
diera dar tuviese tempo. NO. 81
nor, yo creo que estado separado g
preferido."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09

Sres. Tranquilino Montova y Francis
co Montoya, de Dorsey, N. NJ, Conda-
do de Colfax: Arsenic Romo. Amadeo
Trujillo y Epimenio Trujillo, de Taos,
y ell Sr. Luis Ortiz. de Rivera. Conda'
do de San Miguel. Todas estas perso-
mas dieron cumplimiento ~satisfactorio
con su trabajo mientras estuvieron
empleados por ell Sr. Muhiz en- los
trabajos de los betabeles IN Las AMI
mas, Colorado.
Eel Hon. Solomon Luna, de Los Lu-
| mas. miembro del Comite Nacional Re-
| publicano por Nuevo Mexico, arribo q
la ciudad ell domingo pasado y partio
ell lunes en- la tarde en compania con g
Hon. H. o. Bursum. p~residente del Co
mite Territorial Central Republican,,
para Washington, D. G., donde ell y e
Sr. Bursum permaneceran por die7
dias 8 mas con negocios references
los asuntos Territoriales. FL Sr. Lu
ma acababa de regresar de Magdalena
donde estuvo por dos semanas ocupa
do embarcando grandes cantldades d.
ovejas Y borregos, los cuales yendio
ambos en- SUI propia cuenta y en- conf
sion.
La firma de Hughes Delgado n
alberto una oficina de ~propiedad raj
en- Ell lado oeste de la plaza. Su anur
+. clio ha ~aparecido en- ell Diario Nuev
Mexicano. La firma consiste de 10
Sres. L. A. Hughes y Francisco Delgs
: do. Patrocinadlos.
Mientras pasaba por la Plaza ell 81
bado de la mans pasada n senior
fue acometida por I'm perro, Ell cut
5 con mucha fiereza hizo fuerza cogerl'
De buena suerte algunas personals gu
Sc hallaban cerca evitaron que ell ma
ditto animal hiciera su intento. Ell p
/. rro pue la acometi6 70 traia collar $
4. gun requerido por las ordenanza
4. Donde estan los %perreros?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
coMuNlcApo.

Santa Re, N. NJ. Die. 1ro, 1905.
ST.. Fred Desmarias, Las Vegas N M.
Recibimos La suma de $1,971.51 por
el premio de Don Atanasio Romero,
ell cual estaba asegurado, conocida
como la F~raternidad de los Caballeros
Catolicos de America, ramal No. 324
en- cuatro libranzas.
VICTORIA M. de ROMERO,
AGNEDA r. PINO, como guardiana
de Ignacio Romero.
LORENCITA ROMERO.
BERNARDTTA ROMERO.
Como Sc We en- ell a~ntecedente reel
DO la atenta Sociedad de la Fraterni-
dad de los Caballeros Cat0licos De
America cumple honorificamente con
sus promesas con los miembros de d.
cha sociedad, dando pronta atencion
para redimir u premios segun estipu
lados, a La cual llamamos Ia atencion
de los ciudadanos para que Sc unan Q
dicha sociedad do Ia F~raternidad Dc
los Caballeros Cat6licos de America
y d todas aquellas personals que de'
seen protection para u familias
VICTORIA M. de ROMERO.
AGNEDA r. PINO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
coMuN,cApo.
Sam Pedro. M. Pig. pic. 3. lsOl

San Pedro, N. NJ Die. ~, lSUo.
sr. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Muy. sr. Mo. Esta con 81 fin De
noticiarles que me hagan ell favor de.
dar publicidad a 10 seguiente' he
descubierto tres minas, le primeia en-
Ia Sierra de Sandia, y Ia primer ve'a
tiene como tres pics de ancho y eli hi
neral es cobre, orc y plomo y plata. y
la segunda veta tiene 9 pies de alto. }
es de mineral de cobre, y no sabemos
cuanto tendrA de ancho, hallando o Ia
misma vez un ojo de aqua. FL venefo
tieue como un pie de grueso, creemos
oue este mineral es uno de los me1o-
res reclamos que Sc han descuDierto
aoui en- Nuevo Mexico. Esta nina sc
llama Santiago. Los descubridores
fueron Joaquin Cunningham y Andres
Armijo. v los otros dos reclamos estan
aqui en- San Pedro n Sc Llama Ia
nina de San Jose, este es mineral az
orc v paga como 80 pesos la toneladi
on orc. los descubridores fueron Joa
ouin Cunningham y p. N. Amanda. IA
otro nina Sc llama la nina de San-Lu
cas-. En- esta nina halle un metal mu.
rico; de ~cuatrocientas libras de meta
saque un bottom de orc que peso 20 pc
SOS. Sc habia pasado decirles que des
, cubri en- ell reclamo del DR.. Palmer
del sr. Juan Ortiz n veta de orc gu
tiene como cuatro pies. creo que pagf
: ra la tonelada de Is a rs pesos. Est
/. es 10 que quiero que me publique 9
gu semanario, y 81 me hace ell favor q
publicarlo en- Ingles.
Su servidor,
JOAQUIN CUNNINGHAM.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09

Santa Fe, N. M, Die, 8, 1905.
Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Senior: En- su tirada del "Daily
New Mexican" ell martes en- la
tarde, listed dice que "algunas
personals estan quejandose al
causa del cambio del nombre de
Avenida Metropolitan a Gale
Read, causa de que la Gale ha
sido conocida originalmente CO
mo "Avenida Metropolitan
Ciertamente es un squivoco por
parte delos que ponen objection y
desearia saber quienes son.
La verdad del asunto es que la
Avenida Metropolitan ha sido SO
lamente una Gale imaginaria,
nunca fgurada excepto On Ell
"plat." Yo soy due1o de la ma
yor parte dc 10 que Sc pone oble-
cion y parecen insistir que Sc LA
me Avenida Metropolitan. Para
inducir al concilio de ciudad d ha-
Ger la avenida imaginarla una
avenida real, %ofreci, y di q la cin-
dad, una tira de TERRA de cerca
de 400 pies de largo por so de an-
cho, la cual vale $500, por la me.
jor parte de mi propiedad bajo la
condicion que la nueva Gale Sc
llamase Gale de Read. Ell conci-
Ito acept6 mi oferta y tambien Ia
Gale, Ia cual, abriendo 20 la mis-
ma, viniera q ser una Gale pro-
pia.
Los nombres de Gales y aun
de ciudades son cambiados en- to.
dos los paises Y ninguna confu
sion resulta de tai hech0, por
que los titulos pueden y son he
chos en- tai modo, q modo de men
cionar ambos 81 anterior y nuevo
nombre. Ahora hay algunos titu
los, ST, aun papeles ofciales de la
corte, citando la Gale de Read
! como un lindero. Los que ponen
! objection listamente aprenderan
! sobre examination de las premi.
sas que no habria Gale. 81 la nom
brasen Metropolitan 8 cualquier
otro nombre sin ell terreno que
20 done q la ciudad.
!, ST os que p0nen objection es-
9 tan tan deseosos de que la Gale
a Sc lame o moaparece en- 81 "plat'
5 pueden hacerlo, pero antes d.
9 que 10 hagan, mi consentimiente
a para permitir que Ia Gale corrs
! por mi propiedad es necesario J
ese no Sc daria q 90 ser que pa
J guen por ell terreno que asi to
men. Espero que este equivoca
do en- cuanto al motive real d.
estos que ponen objection, pert
creo que TODD es bulla. Que pom
gan todas las objeciones que de
sen que 70 estare listo para con
Q tradecirlas.
Verdaderamente de Vd.,
Q BENJAMIN M. READ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
IA coMisioN De TERRENos De
ESTADOS UNlDOS.

La Comision de Terrenos de los Els.
tados Unidos tuvo su reunion mensual
ell lunes en- la tarde en- ell Edificio del
Capitolio. Sc hallaban p~resentes:
Miguel A. Otero. Gobernador; M. o.
L~lewellyn, agrimensor general. y A.
A. Keen, secretario.
La lista de terrenos de 6,399 acres,
recomendados para escogimiento POI
la comision de terrenos pdblicos baJc
la ~presente ley de terrenos fueron
aprobados por la comision. Hubo va
rias otras listas presentadas sobre las
cuales no Sc tom6 ninguna accion pen
diente la examination de los terrenos
Dor ell comisionado de terrenos publ
cos. If
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-12-09
uNo MuERTo: PELEA

~
CON CuCHlLLoS.
Noticias han llegado q la ciudad que
dos hombres de Mexico sc encontra-
ron en- la Inca del ferrocarril cerca de
Elmendorf y al momento Sc comenzo
una guerra sangrienta. Las armas
fueron cuchillos y cuando concluyo la
pelea de los participates, Manuel To
rres, fue muerto.
Ell otro participants, Jose Ramirez
fue arrestado y dijo que ell finado 10
habia asaltado con un cuchillo y que
habia ~conseguido quitarle ell cuchillo
v habia matado q Torres en- defensa
propia-
Cualquiera que sean los detalles en-
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