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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-22
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-22
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The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
JEALOUSY CAUSE OF MURDER.
Aleman, Sierra County, the Scene of
Shooting of II. b. Green by A.
Luton Friday Evening.

Friday evening of last week
about ; o'clock A. Litton shot
and killed II. b. Green at Ale-
man, a station on the Santa Fee,
sixty miles south of Socorro.
The full particulars cannot be
learned, but the supposition is
that Litton was intoxicated and
angry with Green because the
latter had been placed in charge
of the G.. w. Linger ranch, a day
or two previous, which place Lit
ton had held until this time.
Litton is regarded as a bad
character, and this is not his first
ollense. He succeeded in maxi
ing his getaway for the present,
but officers are on his track, and
he will undoubtedly be appre-
hended.
Mrs. Green, the wife of the de-
ceased, arrived Saturday from
Roswell, and took charge of her
husbands body, which will be
shipped to Roswell for interment,
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The Territorial Board Passes upon
Several Caaea OF Appeal from the
Socorro County Board.

In the matter of the appeal of
Juan Garcia from the action of
the Board OF County Commissions
ers of Socorro county, the appeal
is rejected and the County Com
missioners sustained.
In the matter of the appeal of
Fred Scholle from the action of
the Board of County Commissions
ers of Socorro County, the appeal
is rejected and the County Com
miSsiouerS sustained.
In the matter of the appeal of
+. A. Hubbell from the action
of the Board of County Commits
sionerS OF Socorro county, the APP
peal is rejected and the county
commissioners sustained.
In the matter of the appeal OF
the Chico Sheep Co., of Socorro
county, from the action of the
Board of County Commissioners
of said county, the appeal is re-
iected and the board of county
commissioners sustained.
In the matter of the appeal of
Jose Felipe Castillo from the
action of the Board of County
Commissioners, Socorro county,
the appeal is hereby sustained
and the action of the Board of
County Commissioners set aside.
In the matter of the appeal of
Francisco Castillo Pine from
the action of the Board of County
Commissioners of Socorro county,
the appeal is hereby sustained
and the action of the Board of
County Commissioners set aside.
In the matter of the appeal of
Price Bros. n Co., of Socorro
county from the Board of County
Commissioners, of said county,
the appeal is hereby sustained in
part and the final value as fixed
by this board shall be on all
property total of Sl7, 10000.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
THOSE COUNTY OFFICES
The Bernalillo County Squabble
Now in the Hands Of Judge
Abbott for Final Decision
BETWEEN DEVIL AND DEEP SEA
Frank Hubbell Afraid TO Refuse to
Pay Warrants and Taxpayers
Wont Pay Taxes.

The case recently brought in
the district court by the recently
removed officials of Bernalillo
county has been argued and is
now in the hands of Judge Alb
bott for final decision. Every
body who knows Judge Abbott
personally or by reputation feels
absolute assurance that the case
will be decided ON its merits. In
this instance the feeling is very
different from that which pre-
vailed when less than thousand
years ago certain election con-
test case was taken into the dis
trict court for Bernalillo county.
But that is neither here nor there.
The fact of interest Just now is
that the question whether the
governor of New Mexico has the
right To remove a county officer
for cause or not Is soon To be de-
cided, and decided Alright. An
other fact, very ludicrouS and of
mere passing interest, is that
Frank Hubbell, eX-treasurer of
Bernalillo county, is meantime
very much between the devil and
the deep sea. The Santa Fe
New Mexican sums up the situa-
tion in these words:
Frank a. Hubbell, who
claims To be treasurer and eN-
oiiicio collector of Bernalillo
county, although removed from
Office by Governor Otero, is be-
tween the devil and the deep sea.
The county authorities are draw
ing warrants upon and are thus
getting possession of the funds
in his hands. for if he refuses to
pay these warrants he virtually
admits that he is no longer the
treasurer. In that case, also, ac-
cording To the statute, he makes
himself subject to removal for re-
fusing To honor legally drawn
warrants. AT the same time, no
taxes are being received. as tax
payers will not pay until they
are certain that they are paving
To the legal collector.
In the contest overt the sher-
iff's office, Judge Ira a. Abbott
announced yesterday that rs has
taken the case under advisement
and as numerous authorities have
been quoted by counsel, il will
take him some time to look these
up before he will announce his
decision"
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
State of Ohio, City of Toledo |
Lucas County.

Frank ] Cheney makes oath
that he is senior partner of the
firm of +. j. Cheney * Co.,
doing business in the City of
Toledo, County and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF one hundred dollars
for each and every case of Cat
arrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9TH
day OF December, A. ID. 1886.
(Seal) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimon-
ials free.
+. ]. CHENEY X Co.,
Toledo, Ohio Sold by all drug
gists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
NEW MEXICO BAR ASSOCIATION.
Atty Jas. q. Fitch Elected Vice.
President. Judge Freeman Reads
an Interesting Paper.

The nineteenth annual session
of the New Mexico Bar associa-
tion convened in Albuquerque
Tuesday evening.
Among the officers elected by
the association for the ensuing
year was attorney Jas. G. Fitch of
this city as vice-president from
the third judicial district.
Hon. A. A. Freeman of Carls-
bad read an interesting paper OF
which the Albuquerque Citizen
says; Hon a. A. Freeman. of
Carlsbad, read a paper on The
Bench and Bar; Their Relations
to Each Other and to the Pub
lie. The paper was of great in
terest to the association and
highly entertaining. Upon mo-
tion the address was ordered
printed and distributed by the
secretary To all members of the
profession IN New Mexico"
AT the banquet Wednesday
evening, Mr.. Fitch was desig-
mated To toast The Bar" and
Judge Freeman The Ladies'"
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
JOINT STATEHOOD FROST.
at the Casino at Albuquerque
Wednesday.

The Santa Fe New MeXican's
weather man has undertaken to
account for the recent cool nights
over New Mexico in a rather
singular fashion. According to
the deduction of the learned
meteorologist referred To, the
Bernalillo County Non-Partisan
Joint Statehood League held a
meeting Wednesday at the Albu-
querque Casino. the attendance
was so much smaller than was
expected that the temperature of
that place provided for pub
lie amusement immediately drop
ped To freezing, this low temper
ature communicated itself to the
circumambient atmosphere, and
there YOU have it. Here are the
words of the New Mexican:
Passengers who returned this
noon from Albuquerque report
that the joint statehood meeting
at the Casino, in the Duke City,
yesterday, was frost. AL
though the city was crowded
with visitors, yet scarcely a dozen
people were at the meeting,
while thousands went to see the
base ball game and other attrac-
tions. The few alleged leaders,
who had gone to the place of
meeting, felt it advisable to ad-
iourn until Friday morning.
when other attractions would be
out of the way. In the mean
while, they will endeavor to
drum up a little enthusiasm, at
least among the people of Albu-
querque, but as a matter of fact,
there is an absolute lack of en-
thusiaSm and the Joint statehood
movement is dead, as far as New
Mexico and Arizona are con-
cerned."
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
THE SCHOOL OF MINES
All Glasses Are Now Organized
and Work for the Year Is
Well Uner Way
PUBLICATIONS BY THE FACULTY.
Old Students Returning and New
Students Arriving Give Promise
of Successful Year.

All classes at the School of
Mines are now organized and
work is we'll under way. The
number of former students who
have returned and of the new
students who are arriving gives
promise of a successful year. The
following are among the weeks
items of interest:
Professor Smith took the sur
veving class into the field for the
first time last week.
w. II. Bliss from Sherman.
Texas, has matriculated in the
regular mining course.
Prof. Robert B. Briusmade ar
rived Monday from st. Louis and
the east, where he had been
spending the summer.
The regular meeting of the
faculty was held Wednesday.
Organization for the year was
made and Professor f.. a. Drake
was chosen secretary.
Former Professor Atkinson,
recently elected To the chair of
mathematics in Soule College,
Tennessee, has entered upon
active duties at that place.
Prof. Noble has recently pub
lished an interesting contribu-
ton To the knowledge of the
isourea ctherS in the Journal of
the DeutSchen ChemiSchen Ges-
ellSchalt, published III Berlin.
MIR. Max Kirchman of Chicago
was a visitor at the School We'd
nesday He expects to have his
son matriculate for mining work
as soon as he can have him ari
rive from the east.
Harry Lewis Peck enrolled for
regular mining work. He comes
from the Cananea copper camp
of Mexico. where he had been
engaged for some time with the
Green Consolidated interests.
w. +. Murray of Ration return
ed this week to take up his duties
for the year. Willie distinguish
ed himself greatly during the
summer while engaged upon sur
veying in the Raton mountains.
President KeycS has an inter
eSting article in the current issue
| of thp 4 mpricau Epoln1iSt on thf
character and age of the crystal
line complex underlying the sed-
imentary rocks of New Mexico
and which carry important ore
| deposits,
Samuel Cockerell is back for
work. He has spent the summer
on the engineering corps of the
Santa Fee railway on the Beler
cutoff division. Several of the
School men who also held posi-.
tions along the same line are vet
to hear from.
The recently acquired library
of mining, metallurgical and
geological works belonging t.
the late Major Powell, for /;
years director of the United
States Geological survey, is be
ing rapidly put in shape for ref
erence. The library is especially
rich in volumes relating to thu
southwest.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
TERRITORIAL MOUNTED
POLICE APPEAR IN PARADE

One of the interesting features
of the parade tomorrow will be
the territorial mounted police in
battle array, says the Albuquer-
que Citizen. The entire depart
nnnt, including Captain John +.
Fullerton, Lieutenant Baca, Ser
geant Lewis and Privates Myers,
McGrath, Dudley, Huber, Avent,
Perea. Putnam and Brophy, will
appear mounted aud with full
equipment, including guns and
cartridge belts. Some of these
men have already smelled the
smoke of battle and some of them
have been called upon to spill
blood in fulfilling their duties as
guardians of the peace, although
they have been in commission
less than a year, and their APP
pearance tomorrow will afford
the fair visitors an opportunity
of Judging for themselves wheth-
er this new branch of the law is
formidab Bile or not. The verdict
will most likely be in the affirm
ative. The last of the rangers
10 reach the city arrived this
morning from the south.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
FOR A TOUR OF THE WORLD.
William Jennings Bryan and Family
Leave Tomorrow for Japan for a
Trip of Year.

A recent press dispatch con-
taius the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan,
accompanied by their son and
daughter, William and Grace,
will leave tomorrow for their
tour of the world. They will
sail from SAP Francisco for
Japan, September 20, stopping at
Honolulu for day or two.
They will spend some time in
the Philippines, visit Australia
and New Zealand and reach In
dia in the winter. They will
spend next summer in the large
cities of Europe. Mr. Bryan eX-
poets 10 be gone not less than a
year.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
Marriage LIeenaes Issued.

Licenses to marry have recent
lv been issued in the Office of
Probate Clerk b. A. Pine To the
following named persons:
Charles Sherman, aged ~
years, and Emma Lovery, aged
81 years, both of Kelly.
Hermene Lucero, aged 10
years. of Albuquerque and Je-
susita Martinez, aged Is years,
of Socorro.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23

Judge John Stansberry, form
erly we'll known in this section as
United States attorney in busi-
ness pertaining to Indian depre-
dation claims, made Socorro
friends brief call Monday.
Since leaving here three years
ago Judge Stansberry has travel
ed over several OF the extreme
western and northwestern states.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
WHITNEY COMPANY.
One of Albuquerque Leading Busi
ness Houses Rapidly Gaining in
Strength and Popularity.

One of the chief features of
Sundays metropolitan edition of
the Albuquerque Morning Jour
nal was the full page advertise
ment of the Whitney Company,
wholesale and retail dealers in
hardware. The advertisement
was artistic and attractive in the
extreme, but did no more than
justice TO the company's very ar
tistically arranged sample room
represented by a half-tone cut in
the middle of the page. The
Whitney Company is one of the
largest and most substantial
business firms in Albuquerque
and by virtue of fair dealing il is
rapidly growing in popularity
and strength. The house makes
specialties of sanitary plumbing,
iron pipe and fittings, and mill
and mining supplies. 1t has a
trade in these and other lines of
hardware that is by no means
confined To New Mexico.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
Episeopal servlees.

Reverend Darling will conduct
services at Epiphany church to-
morrow morning and evening at
the usual hours. All are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
Paw Your Poll Tax.

Conrado A. Baca, clerk of the
board of education, asks the
Chieftain TO say that the latest
date for the payment of poll tax
is October !, and that collection
will be enforced against all who
are delinquent after that date.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23

Miss Rose Ivy, mistress of
the art of song and marvellous
human dynamo, will appear at
the Garcia opera house Monday
and Tuesday evenings, Sept. IS
and %. This is the first of a
series of entertainments for the
season and generous patronage
is hoped for.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23

Lieutenant Cipriano Baca of
the territorial mounted police
force arrived at his Socorro home
this morning from an absence of
three months on official duty in
the northern counties of the Ter
ritory. Lieutenant Baca did eX-
cellent service in his absence.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23

Call at The Chieftain Office for
your fancy stationery.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
SOCORRO DRUG AND Supply co.

Conrado'A. Baca says that his
father, Jose Baca of Frisco, was
unfortunate enough to have his
pocket picked while at the fair
this week but he was at the same
time fortunate enough to have
but little money in his pocket
when the act was committed.
Mr. Baca's principal loss was that
of his return railroad ticket.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23

Invitations are out for the
faithful To attend the ceremonial
session of Ballpt Abyad Temple,
AnciepI and Accepted Order of
NoblCs of the Mystic Shrine AT
Albuquerque, New Mexico. on
Saturday evening, October IL,
1905.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23
The
SHERWIN- WILLIAMS
PAINTS

Capt. A. Il. Fitch writes the
editor that he and family
will leave Oakland on the 2Gth
inst. To make their home in lIol-
lywood, suburb of Los Angeles.
One citizen of this beautiful sub
urb says that there is only one
better place than Hollywood, but
one would have to die to get
there" The Chieftain ventures
to express the wish that Captain
Fitch and family may be content
with Hollywood and not seek the
only one better place" for many
years to come.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23

d. +. Riddell. mining engin-
eer and assayer, connected with
the School of Mines at Socorro
and who spent Saturday in this
city, left yesterday for Chicago,
where he will remain for some
time taking a course in the de-
partment of manufacturing min
ing machinery at the Chalmers
machine works. New Mexican
Subscribe for The Chieftain.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23

c. II. Brown, the Socorro min
ing expert and engineer, who
spent Saturday and Sunday in
this city partly on mining BUSH
ness and partly on Masonic af-
fairs, left last night for Tres
Hermanos mining district in
Luna county, where he went to
examine zinc properties. He will
be in southern Luna county for
several days on that mission.
New Mexican.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-09-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
EXPORTS FOE THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, Sept Is. 1905
CoFTEE.-Opening steady at an advance OF 10 10 10
sosnts gradually unceT
king and while the CLOSING tone was STEADY prices
eooOo bags which considerable portion rePreseIeo
switches from TO late months The opening az
response 70 higher cables and rnooerate
Brazilian receipts. the demand created by these rae
scattering and as soon as the nrst oatcn OF
buying filed the market showed the absence
Ished from Washington quoting the consul general al
Rio Janeiro effect that the small movement OF
Brazilian coffee adverse climatic conditions ana
greater ability planters end stating tne
present crop is popularity estimated at hOUoVlV
bags Of the trees is good Tor
fuence curtaiing speculative support but trade IN
express confidence IN the stability OF present
prices interests continue buying on sou
Epots. or European markets. Ravre was = 10
higher. and Hamburg advanced Z to e pfg no
IS Santos 100 reis higher. and the rate OF
moderate had 81 600 bags against 6SOco
year, Jundiahy receipts - 800 bags against
900 year Sac Pauo receipts for the Gay were
81 bags. against $500 last The spot market
steady quotations the basis of $40 for Rio
No. 4 The total warehouse deliveries in the Inte6
States l45.21s bags against l20 7o6
last and 1881 last year OF the first amount
Ne-York reported 20 94 bags Santos receipts for the
Sol 600 bags. against $4,000 last week and
SOD 600 year Receipts Rio aggregated $4,000
contrasted with I16 600 last week and 0To0 last
year Rio cleared 10000 bags 10 the United States and
5oO00 Europe during the week: Santos cleared POS COO
DO the United states. 246OeO Europe Receipts
at Bahia for the week 100 bags; present stock,
coo bags: cearances 20 the United States nil: TO Ger
many. l, 100 bags: 70 the rest Of Europe, MI.
Of contract prices in the local market to
day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes spot soften 0
american 5000 600 american I4. SOU d
nnnfs ioTeT closed fcversh unchanged to decline
points September and oot9oer 800 IcoT n Sna
her and January $500 January aud February S,sSd:
and ss MA Men s5S o u4e ana june and July and
July and August. osld Manchester yarns duI' eIoNs
flour AND MEAL-The market was duh 4 and
spring patents. Quotations UNCHANGED Rye nour
cenhued m with pees shaoe kns "a W9noP BAL
ems 81 25as4 spring eeas - 60SS4 extra No yin
FLot RFi m Quoted Fair to good s. 53Q$4; eno:e to
E9aZ S cGoted K Sp drd S. G5a$ 10 as to brand
BAGMEAL-Steady cuo;eo: Fine Nj te and Yellow; u %
CITY steady Quoted: Western sprng SI7 standard mid
f4o Il SACKS :Oc city bran S15 buR SIS sacks mddng
$3.50 23 Dog S24 so; homlny chop, s2l bulk 81
GhAIN-WHEAT--wi tremendous movement at In
found 6eal diieully in sustaining tas wheat
from to &c ne, lover but in the last half hour
s os So b sa a Ra Drn m se ne on Iss3 Of Moderately
SysTof cGnSt04s and 9rs ABOUT n cargo 81 co
confirmed, and business actually reported
on both SIDES Of The aTke some BELIEVING that the sales
ee y as aTss as ta AH s sn9 So but nd
tons pointed toward rain in the far Northwest win
PrTi9sis for the day we're 900 bush compared
aae 2 9ssa 5s at ana SDnn6
IN the Visible supply was SOS 600 bush compared with
increase last year OF l19300o Worlds shpments be
cording 10 Brnouha compared with 1884 week
The amount O passage decreased 100000 bush The
25GlS0 Paris
although explanation was given Liverpool on the
other hand. closed SGlz6 lower Berlin 144t5 marx
higher and Budapest unchanged AT the close No RED
IN the local market S94c elevator and SO17c b
afoet: No / Northern Duluth, e21c. No Northern
Manitoba b afoat. CORN-The local corn market
was quiet and rather easy. Trade the West was OF
moderate volume irregulary in prices
There slight opening advance smaller receipts at
Chicago than expected but the market quickly reacted
through the middle OF the Gay
rallying finally with wheat Worlds shipments were
about GOO 0J0 hush ahead of the previous Wees s
decreased 5000 bush
and the visible supply 44 600 Interior receipts
amounted to b040O bush, compared with $4,000 last
year Liverpool closed I'D lower. The weather map
favorable conditions in all parts OF the ne
leading to lot Of beaEish crop news The export BUSINESS
limited a closed 9S42c
elevator and 6oc ahoat: No white and No yellow
Gle D ahoat. OATS-The narkte for oats was quiet
and barely steady other -.fns. The visible supply
figures showed an increase OF 2512.0O0 bush. which
tended 70 promote arsh uUdercurrent Cash pces
in New-York were follows: Mixed e to 81 ~ 20
33I5c: natural white 50 S3d3Szc; clipped white
So to 20 NJ S5ts@S61sc. RY9-Market STEADY; Nc
Western G BARLEY-Marset
STEADY; feeding was quoted at 39s mailing at
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