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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
ACTIVE WORK COMMENCED.
About One Thousand Teams viii Soon
Be Busy on the Grade of the Colo
RADIO, Texas & Mexico.

Fort Worth, Texas, May 1O-Active
work on the Colorado, Texas & MeXi
co Railroad, which Is being promoted
by Colonel Morris Locke, from Abilene
north to Haskell, distance of about
eighty miles, was commenced Friday
and it is said will be pushed ahead as
rapidly as possible. The construction
work is being done by the San Saba
Construction Company, with C. w
Merchant, the well known stockman
of Abilene, at the head of the com
missary department. Arrangements
are being made to put between 800
and 1000 teams at work on the con.
struction to Haskell. The first town
to be locaJe,. north from Abilene will
be known as Cockrell, named in honor
of United States Senator Cockrell. 1t
is the intention to first complete the
Haskell extension, after which work
will begin on the road to the south to
a connection with the Santa Fe at
Coleman, and ultimately the line Is to
be built to Llano, making a road of
'140 miles.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
ATTORNEY GENERALS OPINION
Regulation Of Railroad Rates May Be
ConstitutionalIy Delegated BY
Congress to a Commission.

Washington, d. c., May 10.-ln re
gard to the question of the govern
mental right and power to regulate
the operations of railroads, especially
| in the respect of fixing rates for trans
,, portation, and the limits of that pow
er, if any, as prescribed by the Con-
stitution, Attorney General Moody has
handed down a decision which is sub.
stantially as follows
l. There is a governmental power
to fix the maximum future charges of
carriers by railroad, vested in the leg
islatures of the states with regard to
transportation exclusively within the
States, and vested in Congress with
regard to all other transportation.
2. Although legislative power,
properly speaking cannot be delegat-
ed, the law making body having enact
ed into law the standard of charges
which shall control, may intrust to an
administrative body not exercising In
the true sense judicial power the duty
to fix rates in conformity with that
standard.
g. The rate-making power Is not a
judicial function and cannot be con
ferred constitutionally upon the courts
of the United States, either by way OF
original or appellate jurisdiction.
A. The courts, however, have the
power to investigate any rate or rates
fixed by legislative authority and to
determine whether they are such as
would be confiscatory of the property
of the carrier, and If they are judicial
ly found to be confiscatory in their eff
feet, to restrain their enforcement.
5. Any law which attempts to de-
prive the courts Of this power is un-
constitutional.
6. Any regulation of land trans
portation, however exercised, would
seem to be so indirect in its effect up
on the ports that 1t could not constt
tute preference between the ports of
different states within the meaning Of
article /, section 9, paragraph of the
constitution.
Z. Reasonable, just, and impartial
rates determined by legislative au.
thority are not within the prohibition
of article 1, section 8, paragraph of
the Constitution, even though they re-
suit in a varying charge per ton per
mile to and from the ports of the diff
ferent states.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
DOCKET LARGE IN
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

There are flfty-four criminal cases
on the docket for this term Of court
for the Fourth Judicial District, which
convened Monday In Las Vegas.
Among the criminal cases are the fol.
lowing: For murder. Pedro Casaus. Isl
dro Padilla, Aparicio Tapia, Juan
Baca, Enriques Herrera; for unlawful.
ly purchasing cattle. Atanacio Casa
dos; larceny Of cattle. Juan Baca. Gle
mente Lucero, Francisco Trujillo. Jose
Gonzales, Fidel Garcia. Macedon Tru-
jillo; larceny of horses. Felipe Perea.
Miguel Ortiz, Ambrose Means; assault
with intent to kill, Pedro Apodaca,
Leandro Alvarez; assault on wife.
Elias Padilla; endorsement, Edward
Hale, Fred Sandoval; unlawfully dis
charging rife, Lee Greenhow, Am
brose Means: selling liquor to minors.
Pedro Ortiz; perjury, Pearline Cheat.
ham, Fermin Ulibarri; assault, Juan
Esquibel, Nicholas Esquibel. Juan Isl,
-dro EsQuibel; burglary, Miguel Orte-
ga; assault with deadly weapon, Ade-
laido Tafoya-
Besides the criminal cases on the
docket there are also two hundred and
nineteen civil cases.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
@. e. MEANY MARRIED.
Former Santa Fe Young Man Wed.
Miss Nellie Drake Of Prescott, In
That City.

G.. e. Meany, son of Rev. and Mrs
E. w. Meany, now of Los Angeles, but
formerly of this city, was married on
the 26th of April at Prescott, Arizona.
The young man spent good deal OF
his boyhood In this city, where his
father for a number Of years was rec
tor of the Church OF the Holy Faith.
The Courier. published at Prescott,
contained the following item on the
marriage:
&c. E. Meany and Miss Nellie Drake
both of this city, were married In the
Episcopal Church yesterday morning
at 9 o'clock. The church was COM
fortably filled with friends of the
happy couple. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. e. w. Meany, father
of the groom. Miss Drake entered the
church accompanied by her father.
The church was beautifully decorated
with apple blossoms and streamers.
Misses Theresa Fredericks. Amy Mel.
son and Emma butcher acted as ush.
ers. Dixon Fagerberg was bridesman
and Miss Ollie Fisher, bridesmaid
The groom is paying teller at the Pres
colt National Bank, which fact alone
vouches for his standing in this com
munity. His bride Is young lady OF
the highest social standing. After the
usual wedding repast, the couple left
for California in F. M. Murphy's spe
cial car, which was we'll showered
with rice as 1t glided away. The Cour'
Ter extends its best wishes to the
younp couple"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
WILL REFUSE
DENOMINATION
President Roosevelt States En-
phaticaIIy That He will Not
Be Candidate.
NO COMPROMISE BILL
Will Be Accepted by Him in Regard to
Railroad Legislation People
Must Have Relief.

Omaha, May 10.-The Bee quotes
President Roosevelt as making an en-
phatic statement that he will not be q
candidate for reelection. 1t says:
"You are authorized to state that
will not again be candidate for the
Office of President of the United
States There are no strings on this
statement. mean 1t. made my
| speech at Denver for the purpose of
convincing the people OF my earnest
ness in regard to the matter of rail-
road legislation. I will not be salts
fed with any compromise that does
not bring relief to the people from the
conditions that now exist In regard to
transportation affairs in this country.
No compromise bill from Congress will
be accepted"
The published statements to the ef-
feet that President Roosevelt would be
forced to accept denomination by the
people who would be aroused by the
failure of Congress to enact remedial
legislation, was shown him. He ex.
pressed himself most emphatically
that he would not be swayed from his
determination by any advances that
might be made him, no matter in what
disguise they came.
Presidential Special Through Iowa.
Cedar Rapids, May 10.-The special
train bearing President Roosevelt and
party passed through here at $50 this
morning.
Makes Three Stops In Illinois.
Dixon, ILL.,, May 10.-The Presiden.
tial special passed through nearly all
Iowa in the darkness, President Roose-
welt retiring when the train crossed
the Missouri River last night and be-
ing called few minutes before reach.
ing the Mississippi. The only stop In
Iowa for speech making was at Clin.
ton. The first stop in Illinois was at
Sterling. Other stops In the state
were at Dixon and Dekalb.
President Reaches Windy City.
Chicago, May 1O.-President Roose-
velt's train arrived In Chicago a few
minutes after noon and was met by
reception committee. The President
and his party Immediately started for
the Auditorium Annex.
Peace Promised In Honor Of President
Chicago, May 10-Promises OF
peace and order for today, Presidents
day, were made by both sides Of the
teamsters' strike. The teamsters
joint council has voted against a gen.
eral strike and is determined that no
further sympathetic movements
should be made except In case team
sters are ordered to make deliveries
to boycotted houses, In which event
individuals should walk out. A state
ment of the situation was prepared to
be presented to the President by the
strikers committee. Labor leaders.
planned to make proposition to the
President to act as arbitrator. choos-
ing as associates one man from the
ranks of the laborers and from the
employers.
viii Not Ask President to Arbitrats.
Chicago. May 10.-The representa-
tives of labor have abandoned the plan
of petitioning President Roosevelt.
while In Chicago today. to use his good
ofices in bringing about settlement
of the strike.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
SAID TO HAVE
.ELUDED JAPS
Russian Cruisers Reported From
St. Petersburg to Have
Reached vIadivostock.
ARRESTED AS SPIES
A Frenchman and an englishman Are
Held on Serious Charge by
Officials at Toxic.

London, May 10.-A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from
st. Petersburg says it is reported
there that the Russian cruisers Almaz
and Jemtchug, belonging to Rear Ad-
miral Voelkersam's division of Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky's squadron,
have eluded the Japanese warships
and reached Vladivostock.
Cruisers Requested to Leave French
Waters.
Saigon, May 10-The Russian cruis-
er Jemtchug and the Russian auxiliary
cruiser Rion, belonging to Admiral
Rojestvensky's squadron, arrived off
Cape St. James near here during the
night of May s and left yesterday
morning at the request of the Govern
or of French Indo-China
The main Russian squadron is said
to be well provisioned but short of to-
bacco and cigars. 1t is considered
likely that Admiral Nebogatoff's divi-
sion has already passed Cape St.
James
Two Arrests Made.
Toxic, May ION. A. E. Bougoin. a
prominent Frenchman, and his STEP
son, F. Strange, an Englishman, have
been arrested here as spies.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
JUDGE DENIES APPLICATION.
Filled BY II. G. TulI for Injunction
Against the Equitable Life As
surance Society.

New York, May 10.-Justice Mclean
of the New York Supreme Court, to-
day denied the application of Herbert
G. Tull of Philadelphia, policy holder
in the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety for an injunction restraining that
society and the New York state super
intendent of insurance from proceed.
ing further with respect to the pro-
posed amended charter of the Equit
able, which was sent to the superin.
tendent for his approval. The amend.
ed charter provides for mutualiza'
ton Of the society.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
WAS HERE IN THE SIXTIES.
J. r. Hubbeil of Lincoln, Nebraska
Makes a Trip to Santa Fe After
AZ Years Absence.

j. F.. Hubbell, who represents a Lin.
coin, Nebraska. wholesale clothing
house, was business visitor this
morning in the Capital City About
forty-five years ago Mr.. Hubbell came
overland with his parents, in mule
train. from eastern Kansas to Santa
Fe. The original intention when the
trip was taken was to go on to Call
fornia. This was abandoned. however
and after living In the city of Santa
Fe for about two years, they returned
to the old home in Kansas. Mr.. Hub.
bell has been In the clothing business
for several years and has been on the
road most Of the time, but this is his
first trip into the Land of Sunshine. /"
He is now working up regular terri
tory and Is picking out the best cities
and towns in southeyn Colorado and
New Mexico. Mr.. Hubbell says that
he does not remember much about
Santa Fe when he was here In the six
ties except that the troops were sta.
toned at Fort Marcy and he can re-
member seeing them at their drills
When asked what he thought about
this section of the country, he said
that, having been used to the rolling
prairie of Kansas, the rough mountain
country was not In his line. but he
was sure that after he became used
to the mountains this country would
be pleasant The climate, he said. was
the best he had ever been in. Mr..
Hubbell has only been out of the hos
pital about six weeks and when he
started out here at the time of his re-
lease, weighed only 1870 pounds. Most
Of this six weeks has been spent in
New Mexico and Mr.. Hubbell now
weighs 1856 pounds and feels better
than for a good many years. The
Capital City has been decided upon by
him as one of his regular stops and
he will be here every sixty days. Mr..
Hubbell was registered at the Claire.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
DIES IN NEW MEXICO.
Department, Found Dead in Hotel
at Carrizozo.

Washington, May 10.-A telegram
was received today by Secretary Shaw
announcing the death at Carrizozo, N
NJ, of Wanace H. Hills, chief clerk in
the treasury department. According
to advices he was found dead In bed
this morning at the hotel where he
was stopping. Mr.. Hills left Wash
ington on May I'd on official business
to be gone for a period Of three
weeks, and was apparently In good
health. He was fifty-five years of age
and had been in the employment OF
the treasury department for forty-one
years.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
WILL COMPLETE oRaANIzATIoIN
American Stock Growers Associate
VIII Have an Executive Commit
tee to Pass Upon Membership.

Denver, May 10.-The American
Stock Growers Association, in conven-
tion in this city, will complete its or
ganization this afternoon and elect Of
ficers A committee on organization
this afternoon reported that the basis
of organization shall be individual, and
that an executive committee shall
have authority to pass upon and admit
representatives of stock organizations.
At a meeting of prominent cattlemen
this morning fund of $4,000 was
subscribed for immediate expenses,
with the promise of much more to
follow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
MONIES RECEIVED BY
TIE COUNTY TREASURER.

Inc following COllcctlOnS nave Deeu
made by Celso Lopez, treasurer of San
ia Fe County, during the months of
January, February and March, 1905:
January.
For territorial purposes $192.11.
For county purposes
General purposes, $131.19; interest
fund $79.S3; school fund $3.50; dis
trict court fund $72.S5 gaming IL
censes $11.
Total for county purposes $377.46.
For Santa Fe city taxes
General purposes 5000; interest
fund $45.S0; school fund $49.54.
Total city taxes, $194.4S.
Total for all purposes, $764.
February.
For territorial purposes, $92.18.
For county purposes
General purposes $43.97; interest
fund $14.54; school fund $22.69; liquor
licenses $644; district court fund
$31.57; justice of the peace fines 49,
Total for county purposes $765.T.
For Santa Fe city taxes
General purposes 1914; interest
fund $31.7S; school fund $29.57.
Total city taxes, $12049.
Total for a.. purposes, $978.44.
March.
For territorial purposes, $774.65.
For county purposes
General purposes $93.OS; interest
fund $4O8.S9; school fund $43.14; dis.
trict court fund $1O6.63; liquor licen.
ses $368; justice of the peace fines
1854.
Total for county purposes, $1.028.38
For Santa Fe city taxes
General purposes $48.52; interest
fund $19.79; school fund $22.52.
Total city taxes $90.83.
Total for all purposes $1,193.S6.
Grand total, $2,936.30.
Total for the Three Months.
Territorial purposes $358.94.
County purposes
General purposes $26S24; interest
fund $503.26; school fund $148.42; dis
trict court fund $211.05; gaming II.
censes $11; liquor licenses $1,012; JUS
tice of the peace fines $17.64.
Total for county purposes $2,17L61.
Santa Fe city taxes
General purposes $2O6.75; interest
fund $97.37; school fund $101.63.
Total city taxes $405.75.
Total for all purposes $2,936.30.
April.
The following collections have been
made by Celso- Lopez, treasurer Of
Santa Fe County, for the month OF
April, 1905.
For territorial purposes $261.74.
For county purposes
General purposes $152.06: interest
fund $54.21; school fund $63.53; dis
trict court fund $S0.92; liquor licenses
$1S4.O0; gaming licenses $4,000; JUS
tice Of the peace fines $3.50.
Total county purposes $76952.
For Santa Fe city taxes
General purposes. $120.13; inter
est fund $64.S6; school fund $69.O6.
Total city taxes t2l4.06.
Total for all purposes 91,a7s.s1.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
DENVER MAN RUNS
-- m AMUCk IN TRINIDAD.

= Trinidad, May 10.-For short time
a panic reigned in the Coronado Hotel
here, being caused by w. M. Graham,
who has been at the hotel for the past
week, registered from Denver. Ora.
ham came down from his room clad
in his shirt and trousers and proceed.
ed to chase the bell boy downstairs.
He encountered two guests on the
stairway and tried to strike them with
a billy. After a fierce struggle with
five or six of the guests, he was final.
ly disarmed and quieted. Graham is
supposed to be here looking after the
coal mining interests of Denver par
ties and too much indulgence of the
cup is thought to have caused him to
go temporarily insane.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
DESTRUCTION
OF FACTORIES
Is Threatened by Russian Lab.
I orers Unless Their New Do.
mands Are Granted.
MAY I4TH THE DAY
Appointed for a General Strike of Three
Days to De Followed by the Torch
Immediately.

Reval, European Russia, May TO-
At large meeting of workmen~ here
today, which was attended by dele
gates from st. Petersburg and a num-
Der of masked men, 1t was decided to
Tsfoclaim three days strike in con-
itcction with labor day. which will oc-
eur on May IA. 1t was further de.
+ermined to serve fresh demands upon
she employers, coupled with an inti-
caatiUn that if they were not complied
h inside of twelve hours the de-
'3trifctieu of the factories by fire would
follow
Authorities Are Not Frightened.
St. Petersburg. May 10.-Social DEM
ocrats declare that their program In.
cludes a demonstration throughout
Russia on Sunday and that they are
provided with bombs and dynamite
with which to fight the troops IL the
latter interfere. Their purpose is evil
IDENTIFY to make trouble but every
where precautionary measures have
been taken and the authorities are
convinced that the disorders will be
comparatively Insignificant and that
they will easily be suppressed.
Reports of Jewish Massacre Are Grave
st. Petersburg, May 10.-Very grave
reports are current In this city as to
the extent of the massacre of Jews at
Zehimots, the number of the killed
and wounded now being placed at 200,
but precise information Is lacking.
The minister of the interior has called
for a detailed report.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
SANTA FE FREIGHT WRECK.
Trains Run Into Landslide in Califor
MIA and Traffic 10 Again Delayed.

Bakersfield, Cal, May 10.-A. land
slide occurred yesterday on the Teha-
chipi Railroad grade at tunnel No. s.
The track is covered for distance of
fifty feet with pile of earth twelve
feet deep. Santa Fe freight train No.
134 struck the slide while going at a
moderate rate of speed.
The engine and four cars were de-
rallied. Southern Pacific train No. q
the morning passenger from Los An
geles to San Francisco, is delayed al
Mojave and Santa Fe passenger train
No. s is being held in this city.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
OUTSTANDING WARRANTS
OF CREEKS TO BE PAlt

Lawton. Okla, May 10.-The Uni
ted States Indian agent today began
the payment of all outstanding war.
rants against the Creek nation. This
will mean the payment Of $65,000.
Most of the warrants are held by
banks, although a few Of them are
held by teachers who have been teach.
Ing in the Creek schools. These war
rants have been selling at . discount
of 10 per cent and the beginning Of
payment will bring them up to par.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
LAeoRERs SENT FROM
El PAso EVERY DAY.

Ell Paso, May A0.-Laborers are be-
ing sent out from El Paso daily, for
service at different points on the lines
of the Santa Fe Railway. Both white
men and Mexicans are employed by
the labor agencies In this city and
shipped out for railroad construction
and repair work. Last evening a party
Of white laborers left for the Belen
cutoff. Another larger party will
leave this evening. Several parties OF
laborers have left El Paso recently
over the Santa Fe for points in Colo
RADIO.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
COLORADO MAN INDICTED.
ey Grand Jury Of Wyoming on Charge
Of Cutting Timber on Of Govern
ment Land In That State.

Cheyenne, May 10.-J. c. Teller, of
Colorado, was indicted here today by
the federal grand jury on charges Of
having cut and removed 100000 rail-
road ties from government land in this
state. Action Is brought against Mr..
Teller as the president Of the Carbon
Timber Company. He was defendant
in the federal court three years ago
IN 4 civil suit for q similar ofIsnss.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
sANlTARIuM FOR LAS VEGAS.
Meadow City Gets the Prize-To Be
Formally Announced at st. Louis
Banquet Tonight.

Special to the New Mexican.
st. Louis, May 10.-The sanitarium
of the National Fraternities' Associa-
ton will be located in Las Vegas This
result will be publicly announced at
banquet of the directors of the asso-
citation. which will be held in this
city this evening.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
NEW RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR.
Count CassInl Will BE Succeeded 1
Washington BY Baron Rosen.

Washington. May 10.-Count Cassi.
nj, Russian ambassador to this coun-
try, has been transferred to Madrid.
He will be succeeded here by Baron
Rosen, until recently the Russian min.
lister ct Toxic. Count Cassini will
leave here IN June.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-05-10
c. 6. KAADT DIES

G. q. KANOI DIES
THIS AFTERNOON.
c. G. Kaadt, the photographer, who
has been i'll for several years, passed
away this afternoon about 2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Kaadt was on the streets this
morning and feeling fairly well. He
had just disposed of some property
and was talking about selling his art
gallery in the near future He had re-
turned from dinner and was at the
studio when he was seized with Sc
we're hemorrhage of the lungs. from
which he could not recover. The body
was taken to the undertaking estab-
lishment of Dudrow & Montenie. The
funeral notice will be given out later.
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