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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
NO HAY RAZON PARA ELLO.
CUANDO LOS CIUDADANOS DE SANTA FE
ENSENAN Ell MODO.

No puede haber justa razon para gu,
cualquier lector de este continue su
friendo las torturas de una espalds
adolecida, las anuencias de desordenes
urinarios; los peligros de diabetes de
cualesquiera males de rinones cuandt
ell alivio esta tan cerca y a la mano J
la prueba mas positiva dada que pue,
den g curadas. Lean 10 que dice Ill
ciudadano de Santa Fe:
Pascual Yanni, remend6n de botas y
zapatos que tiene su zapateria en- la
plaza y su Residential en.la Gale del Co
legio, dice: Gun hombre no puede es-
tar sentado TODD ell dia en- ell banco re-
mendando zapatos a menos que su es.
palda sea particularmente fuerte;
cuando es debil Sc We molestado cont.
nuamente por tirantez y dolencias has.
ia que por fin Sc convierte en- ma mo-
lestia posltiva hacienda case omiso de
los dolores que no tiene que aguantar.
ST el trabajar en- mi oficio no fue la
causa primaria del dolor de espalda no
duda que la agrav6. Con gran
sorpresa mia y mas para mi negocio un
curse de tratamiento con las Pildoras
de Doan para los Rinones procuradas
en- la Botica de Ireland de tai manera
~lavaron, puriicaron y fortalecieron
mis- ri1ones que ell dolor de espalda Sc
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
,io Scots. Foster Millburn Co., uni
COS agentes en- los Estados Unidos.
Recordad ell nombre Doan-y no
omen otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
Nuevo Mexico Demanda ell
Estado al Congreso 58vo.
Por Derecho y en- Justicia
Nuevo Mexico debia ser Es-
tado.
LA NUEvA LEY DE sELECClON.

La Asamblea Legislative Beta puse
sobre los libros de e%statutos de Nuevc
Mexico muchas medidas meritoriosas.
Entire estas la nueva ley de election
aprobada por ell Gobernador Otero en-
Mario Is, 1905. Esta es una medida
safa, ponebuenos resguardos detras de
Ia GAIA de boletos 10 cual hace ell frau
de muy difcultoso en- 10 future. Pre-
para ell modo parala introduction del
boleto secreto 6 sistema de Australia,
yprotege al votante iliterato de las
decepciones tan amenudo practicadas
por ell deshonesto cuidador de barrio
yamo de precinto.
La ley tiene tres provistos distintos.
Uno ~referente a la'puesta de los nom
bres de los candidates baio ell propio
encabezado de partido; Ell segundo ha.
ciendo ell deber de cada partido esco-
ger un emblema de partido, y usar ese
emblema solamente, sobre sus boletos
y Ell tercero, hacienda la impression de
boletos sobre un acto enteramente of
cial.
La primer seccion del proyecto pro
hibe a un partido poner sobre su bole-
to ell nombre de cualquier candidate
previamente nominado y certifcado
por otro partido. No priva a un cleo
tor de borrar ell nombre de cualquier
candidate, pero priva tales fraudes CO
mo los. que fueron practicados en- la
Ultima election cuando en- un solo con-
dado, los cabecillas del partido pusie.
o en- las manos de mas que dos mil
votantes boletos con el encabezado
"Republicano" y teniendo en- los mis-
mos ell nombre de un candidate para
delegado al congreso, que no fue regu
larmente nominado por los Republica-
nos. La mayoria de estos ~votantes
dieron estos boletos en- la tirma Green.
cha que estaban votando ell boleto de-.
recho Republican,. Muchas instan-
cias podrian ser citadas en- la historic
de estos y muchos otros condados don.
de tan cortante practica han obtenido
y ninguno de los grandes partidos ha
sido desarmado de tai deception. Lal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
Pdinki(\er
perry Davis'.)
Cura Colicos, Torzones,
Malestares del Estomago,
Botellas de 25c. y SOC.
Blancos Legales.

Los blancos legales Sc venden tni-
camente por dinero en- manoy vel dine
70 debe acompanar q la 6rden. Guam
do ordeneis mandad q raz6n de cinco
centavos por cada blanco, 4 menos
que ordeneis por docenas. Los blan.
cos pequefios Sc venden 4 25 centavos
por docena y los grandes 4 IS por do
Tambien recibemos sellos dc.
por cualquier cantidad..
Companta Imp. Del Nuevo Naxiou.s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29

suetudinariamente para beber. Por
fin a uno de ellos le fueron suspend
das las remesas, y ambos tuvieron que
coatinuar bebiendo del fondo del otro.
Pero a la postre tambien al 1ltimo SO
lie fue s~uspendida su pension y enton-
ces ~concluyeron por poner punto final
a su miserable existencia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
ezra Toses Y Resfriados.

Mrs. Q. Peterson, 725 Lake ST., To
peka, Kansas, dice: de todos los re-.
medios para la tos ell Jarabe de Mar.
rubio de Ballard es mi ~favorito; ha he
cho y hara TODD 10 que Sc reclama-
cura rapidamente todas toses ' res.
frlados-es dulce y agradable al pala.
dar.' 25c, SOC, y 100 por botella.-
De venta en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
Su~scritores

Cuando ordenen SO Gamble Ia direc-
cloa del periodico, digan en- que punto
10 han estado recibiendo, asi como h
fecha en- que desean Sc efect1e 81 cam
bio. Muchos suscritores tienen loo
mismos nombres 8 iniciales y no po-
demos saber quien desea que 90 can
bic de direction 4 menos que se nos
Olga q lugar en- aus 70 hAa sstsAs -.
eibiendo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29

votante sin al menos r~estringirle de-
votar por c%ualquier hombre que de-
see. nj priva d ningun partido de ell
minar de su boleto ell nombre de cual.
quier candidate quien haya decllnado
ccrrer 8 haya muerto y sustituyendo
en- lugar del mismo cualquier otro
candidate, ~proveido, que el candidate
no hava sido previa y legalmente no
minado por otro partido. De SECURE,
~politicastros quienes estan acostum-
brados d llevar a cabo su punto en- ell
dia de election por engaf1os, deception
y fraude sobre el votante il~iterato, po-
men objection q esta clausula de la nueva
ley de election, pero deben recordar
que Nuevo Mexico esta adelantando y
que tiene que igualarse con otras CO.
munidades que ponen TODD ell resguar.
do possible alrededor del boleto.
La segunda clausula hace ell deber
de cada partido escoger un emblema
de partido solo. Provee que 'ningun
partido politico escogera ninguna de-
visa 8 emblema 8 cualquier porcion de
la misma 10 mismo que, semejante a.,
6 que venga q confundirse con 8 equi-
vocarse con la devisa 8 emblema en-
tonces en- uso por cualquier otro par
lido politico "Ningunos boletos de
''dos banderas'' y "bandera sofa" des-
pues de estos en- la misma election q
modo de desviar al votante iliterato.
Cada ~votante, aun 81 no puede leer 8
escribir, 6 81 es descuidado, este cier-
to que esta votando ell boleto del parti-
do de su escogimiento, simplemente
dando una ojeada al emblema.
La tercer clausula hace validos sofa.
mente boletos oticiales. Boletos pro
~porcionados por cualquier otro que ell
registrador de condado de cada con-
dado son invalidos. En- verdad, ESQ
parara manipuleo con las cajas de bo-
letos, porque cada boleto debe llevarla
firma fac-simile del registrador de
condado y solamente 81 proporcionara
los boletos oiciales. ~Cualesquiera
otros boletos hallados en- la GAIA de bo-
letos seran tirados fuera. Los boletos
seran todos de la misma calidad de pa
pei y tamaf1o y ell c%omprador de votos
no tendra medios de saber del boleto
doblado 81 ell vote que ha comprado es
e%ntregado 6 no. Este estara NAL de
un punto de vista de algunos politicos
pero esta bien ensles ~intereses de una
election honesta.
La nueva ley de election esta basa-
da sobre los ~provistos de la ley de
Kansas junto con otros de las leyes de
otros dos estados en- los cuales TODD
resguardo ha sido puesto alrededor
del boleto. En- verdad, ell acto es ell
slstema de votar de Australia con pro-
vistos co~mplicados certados y adapta
dos a circumstances en- Nuevo Next
co. Els un paso tan pronunciado en- la
propia direction que en- 10 future Ell
fraude sera tan difcultoso para prac-
ticarlo en- n election en- Nuevo Me
xico que 10 que es en- los estados mas
adelantados de la union. Esto no sur
ira siempre en- ciertos planes politi-
los pero mantendra Ell caracter sagra-
10 del boleto y privara a caudillos po-
iticos sin escr1pulo de desviar la vo-
untad del pueblo, a no ser que deseen
'sumir arriegos por los cuales la nue.
"a ley pr0vee una sentencia en- la pe-
~itenciaria de uno a cinco amos, un
'rospecto tan d~esagradable que muy
Sc arriesgaran. . h
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29

(. Ell Nuevo Mexicano SIC envia a todas
las estafetas en- Nuevo Mexico, y tiene
una circulation grande y creciente en-
ire la genie inteligente y progresista
del sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
uN ANo LIBRE DE sUscRICIoN.

A cualquiera persona que nos man
de.el dinero por cinco suscritores nue.
vos, por un afo cada uno, le mandare-
mos Ell Nuevo Mexicano libre por I'm
ano. Veanse los precios de suscri-
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29
Sc NECEsITAN N

Agentes para procurar suscriciones
Sc necesitan en- todas parties del Terri
torio. Sc pagaran comisiones liberia
les. Dirijanse d la Compania Impre-
sera del Nuevo Mexicano por particu-
lares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29

Las leyes de los Estados Unidos re-
quieren que cualquiera persona paga
I'd por IN peri6dico mientras continue
tomandolo de la estafeta, aunque Ell
tempo por ell cual Sc suscribi6 haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-29

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-12
APPEAL CASE
GOING SLOW
Final Action in Indian Dick Appeal
May Be Delayed.

Attorney George Tannahill reports
little or no change in the situation re-
garding the Indian Dick appeal case
which comes up for hearing before the
United States supreme court at Wash
ington, December 30. Attorney Tanna :
hill expects though that the business
men and interested citizens OF Nex
perez will come forward with the
necessary attorney fees for completing
the case before the higher tribunal In
Washington.
The case as decided by the United
States court Of appeals, declared un-
constitutional the government regula-
ton that whiskey shall not be sold on
lands leased from the Nez Perce Indian
reservation for a period Of 25 years
after the reservation had been thrown
open for settlement.
Mr.. Tannahill won this decision foI
the people of Nezperce. and the govern
ment has taken the case to the higher
court on IA writ OF error When the
government presents its case, Attorney
Tannahill will move that the motion foi
review of the case be not granted. A
decision on this point will not likely
be reached before the latter part OF
February, and If the case Is kept on the
docket. a hearing on the appeal will not
likely be heard until some time I'm May
Attorney Tannahill may have to make
| a trip to Washington in regard to thu
| case
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-12
WESTERN Man UNWIT1INClY
MARR|ES BRIDE OF HIS YOUTH

and beard She learned that he was
James Hurlbutt her first husband.
They met daily in the hotel. but he did
not recognize her and she could not
bring herself to make a disclosure.
Finally she wished to get an experts
report on her mining property She was
referred to Mr.. Hurlbutt as cOmpe-
tent man for the work. They were in
troduced He agreed to examine the
property and seemed personally at
tracted to her Gradually she grew To
hope that she might make him love her
for her sake rather than for the sake
of the girl wife he had left behind him
years before. They soon became fast
friends. He asked her no questions
about her past life: she told him only
so much as she thought it well for him
TO know
He never once suspected who she
was. At length he proposed and was
accepted They went together and wer,
married by a justice Of the peace. Only
themselves know what was said when
| Immediately after their second mar
riage. she revealed to him the secre
which he had never suspected.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-12
LAND SALE
on DEC. Is
Many Prospective Bidders for Nsz
Perce Public Lands.

For the benefit OF intending pur-
chasers attention is calle0 To the date
of the Nez Perce county public lands
sale. which will be held from the court
house, Friday, December 10. An I'M
preston has gone abroad. says County
Treasurer schultz, that this sale VIII
be held on the Goth instead OF the lbth
of December. The fact that the notice
of sale is dated November 20 probably
confused many people.
County Treasurer Schultz reports
many inqurers regarding these lands
and Land Agent Munson expects a
large number OF bidders for Friday
The sale begins at 10 o'clock IN the
morning, and no land Will be disposed
of for less than the appraised value.
The lands offered for sale. ana par
ticulars regarding payments on the
same are given in another column ol
the Inter- State News. Further lnior-
nation may be obtained by addressing
County Treasurer Schultz, or the ldah'
state land department, at Boise.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-12
PURE FOOD BILL
LIKELY TO PASS
Congress Taking Active Interest in
Senator Heyburn's Measure.

Special Correspondence.
Washington. ID. c., Dec. S.--One of
the important measures to which con-
gress Will give its attention this term
Is the pure food bill introduced by Sem
ator Hepburn Of Idaho. Five or six of
the individual states have passed pure
food laws and they have proved valu-
able 30 far as those particular states
were concerned but they have failed to
reach many Of the big corporations and
manufacturers engaged In interstate
commerce. For several years congress
has been asked for federal measure Of
this sort and It looks now az II It would
be passed.
The enforcement of the bill will lay
between the department Of justice and
the agricultural department but the
department Of commerce and labor and
the treasury department will also be
represented in the federal board thus
created and will deal particularly with
pure food in interstate transactions
and with the importation of foodstuffs
from abroad. The measure 10 one that
the department Of agriculture has been
anxious to see In fophe for a long time
and one that will make for the health
Of every community and will assure the
average citizen Of getting what he pays
for when he puts down his money In
the market or the grocery store.
Over 5000 Bills Before Congress.
Now that the presidents message has
gone to congress, the way is cleared
for the great legislative fight that ID
sure to ensue. There have been sOlne-
thing over 5000 bills already intro
duced, but there are few OF them that
either stand any show OF passing OF
that are Of general interest to the cOun-
try.
The Panama canal bill has already
| been taken up In the house by unani-
nous consent and will be in shape to
go to the senate In a week or a little
more. After that the rate bill Will be
the most pressing business of the
house. The president was wise enough
not to raise an issue over this In hti
message. There have already been nc
less than six rate bills introduced and
there will be more. The president has
| declared for none Of them. He hai
pointed out what rate control ought
| to accomplish and his influence will bt
| thrown to the measure that cOmei
nearest to his standard.
In all probability this would have
been the bill already sent by request tt
the senate by the interstate commerc'
| commission. But the senate commits
sion has amended this bill In severa
important particulars and II II ques'
ton whether the commission would
have recognized Its own creation hat
not the senate been kind enough Il
Continued on page SIKH
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-12

Welded a second time without recog-
nizing his bride as the wife OF ms
youth from whom he had been separat-
ed was the singular fate OF James
Hurlbutt. western mining expert
saws the Chicago Chronicle.
Ruth Emery, an orphan goVerness'
was 1S when James Hurlbutt first met
and married her in Quebec. AFTER q
brief honeymoon he set out alone TO
seek his fortune in the western states
leaving his wife with her former en-
ployer on the understanding that she
remain there until he was able to send
for her. A misunderstanding arose
Correspondence ceased. Two months
later she wrote asking him To forgive
her Rut this letter never reached MN
few years later Mrs. Hurlbutt APP
nlied for a divorce. which was granted
ON the ground of desertion. Subse-
ouently she married. Two years lalei
this husband died in New Mexico. Sht
was left a fortune. which included
mines in Montana. At hotel In Butte
! she saw a man whose face seemed
strangely familiar. 1t was that OF
middle aged man with iron gray nan
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-12
CITY WILL BUY
TWO MILES PIPE
Iron Mains to Supply Needs Residents
on the Hill.

over two miles of new water pipe
was ordered by the city council last
night to supply the immediate demands
for new water service on the hill where
new residences make the need impera-
tive. 1t is we'll to observe. too, that the
pipe ordered is iron pipe. The city is
not buying any more wooden pipe after
the costly experiment indulged in
few years ago.
Bids for furnishing the pipe We're
considered at the council meeting last
night and the report of the committee
having the bids in charge was that the
bid of Charles Hahn was the lowest
and the contract to furnish the pipe
was awarded to him. The total cost or
the pipe and the 25 hydrants needed in
connection with the extension of the
mains was $6,515.1S. The other bidders
for the contract were Naylor & Norlin.
Crane 4 Co, and Holly, Mason, Marks
& Co. of Spokane.
The city has still not settled with the
Lewiston Charleston company for the
electric lights furnished during the
month of November. The matter took
another turn last night when Superln- :
tendent ], ]. Jennings of the light COM
nany appeared before the council and
explained the system Of rebate the
company offered in it's bill. The COM
pany's rebate had been on the basis ol
14-hour night service and the repor.
of the police as to failure of service had
been accepted and the rebates made if
accordance with this report.
The council protested the bill ane
made a rs per cent reduction. amount
ing to $3525O. The company Will no
accept the reduction. but claims that
rebate of $16.S5 is all the city is entitled
TO under the terms of the contract. I'M
matter has been again referred to TN
light committee though under protes
from Councilman Erb, who 1aVor
standing pat on the proposition.
superintendent Jennings was see'
TODAY regarding the company.s posi-
tion but he has nothing to add to Tn
statements already made. He sa!
there will be rebates for December I
he made on the same basis. But IN
renairs are made on the steam auxlli
arv plant now and there Will be no 1ur
: Their trouble. The steam plant wa
started up again yesterday and IN
I company will be able to carry all IN
load of lighting and power that III
; needs of the city demand.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-12
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FLORENCE CAMP
Revival of Early-Day Activity Ex-
pected Next Year.

Il look for revival of some of the
old time mining interest at Florence
next summer" said Q. l.. Benson yes
terday in discussing the outlook for
the old camp and reviewing the work
of the present season,
This has been a poor season to make
a showing as the water has been the
lowest known in many years." contin-
ued Mr.. Benson. There is a revival at
Florence especially in the development
Of fiat placer ground that was too ex-
pensive to work in the early days. Big
companies have been organized to work
these low flats and they are spending
a great deal Of money in getting the
proper amount Of water and in getting
the tail races for the dumps, but 1t Is
known the ground is very rich and the
returns will be ample when the plant
Is once in operation.
Giant Installed at Grub. Stake.
1.-The Clark Beckett company have
completed this season two miles Of
ditch and 600 feet Of tail race, and are
ready In the spring to begin handling
the dirt on their 2O0-acre claim. Dan
Greenwalt has had very busy season.
He has built 900 feet Of tail race for
the Grubstake property, and 30 feet Of
this was in rock work. He has a giant
installed and will begin in the early
spring. The Grubstake has 900 acres Of
very rich placer ground.
Will Expend $4,000 in bitches.
"Greenwalt is also at the head of the
new company that will next season
open up the Meadow Creek placers The
water will be taken from Boulder creek
and $4,000 will be expended on the
ditch that is expected to open up 600
acres.
Harry Moore of Moscow has been
doing development work all season on
his quartz property. The Bear Track
mine and the clean up Of the test run
makes an excellent showing. Moore
came out for the winter as l did and
has gone to his home in Moscow"
Snowfall Pleases Miners.
Mr.. Benson says that the snowfall
has been very heavy for the presen,
season in Florence and the mining mer
are much encouraged. There Is two
and a half feet Of snow at Florence
now, a much heavier fall than Is GUS
tomary at this time of year. The en-.
tire trip to Grangeville was made ovel
| the snow which is well packed on the
roads, making excellent travelling.
| Mr.. Benson and wife were registered
at the Raymond yesterday. Mrs. Ben.
son Is enroute to her old home in Ore
gon where she will spend the winter
Mr.. Benson will return today to Flor
ence where for several years he ha:
been engaged in the hotel business.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-12
MAKING DENVER
A PURPLE CITY
Extensive Plans for Reunion Of Elks
Next Summer.
Special to Interstate News.

Special to Interstate News.
Denver Colo, Dec. 12.-Denver is to
be turned into city Of purple next
July. When the warm winds of the
day meet the cooling breeze from the
mountains in the evening, the city at
the foot Of the Rockies Will be one
mighty sea Of purple.
The state of Colorado. the city OF
Denver, the park boards. the owners OF
private parks and gardens and the en-
tire city Of Denver in fact. will raise
purple overs in honor Of the reunion
Of the B. p. O. Elks. Nature Will De
used in making every lawn bloom with
purple flowers. owners or managers OF
office buildings will unite with the
tenants in having potted plants IN win
dows. Added to this will be one OF the
finest electrical displays ever seen IN
the country, along with the bunting ana
flag display.
ed on this line alone and already forlsts
are working overtime, preparing seeds
and plants for the first big demand.
Retween $4,000 and $4,000 E.lks are
expected to travel towards Denver mex
wear Grand Exalted Ruler Brown ha'
anproyed the plans Of the Denver com
nittee Under the directions of vii
liam Maher. exalted ruler OF DenVe
lodge No. II, 100000 is being raised Z
entertain the visitors. In addition L
this the great mines of Colorado goi'
and silver are Offering gold and sllVe
bullion as prizes.
The railroads have made rate
s25 from Chicago and this VIII aura
many thousands of extra VISITORS. IN
nlans of the entertainment commute
are unioue in details. The largest ban
of Indians ever gathered together a
least during the past ten years, will
on hand. wyoming willjoin with Colo
RADIO in furnishing big band OF IN
real Elk from the mountains and plains
Trips to the greatest mines in tn
world trips to the mountains, with vii
west shows Of the real order, are 1e'
Of the things in store for the visitor