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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
REPERTORIOS DE JUICES DE PAZ.

La Compana Impresora del NUEvo MExIcANo ha preparado repertonos
Civles y CriminaIes especialmente para uso de Jueces de Paz Estan
reghdos particularmente, con ~encabezados impresos, unos en- Espanol
y oros en- lnges, hechos de buen papel de registro, encuadernados de
una manera sustancal y durable con respaldo de cuero y Zorro cubierta
de Iona; tienen un indce complete al principle y las propinas de Jue-
ces dc Pay Soto Alguaciles impresas por entero en- la pagina primera
Las pagnas tienen 10 1-2x16 pulgadas Estos libros 10 componen de
repertoros Cvles Criminales, Separates de 800 paginas cada uno,
8 con ambos Civiles y Criminales encuadernados on u n Ibro, 80
paginas de Civhes 800 paginas de Crmjr ales. A fin de introducirloa
Sc ofrecen q los precos reducdos sigui@ ts:
Civiles 8 Criminales $275
Combination de Cvles y Criminales 400
Por 40 centavos adicionales pr un solo repertoire 8 s. centavos adj
cionales por un repertc-'- sombinado, SO mandarin por correo 8 ex
preso pagados de antemano. Ell precio cabal debe acompanar Ia orden.
Digan claramente cusles encabezados quieren, 81 or Espanol 8 Ingles.
DIREoC6N:
COMPANtA IMPRESORA DEL NUEvO MExICANO,
Santa Fe. n. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Cuando q~uieran I'm laxative suave
que sea facil de tomar y cierto de &C.
tuar, usad las Pastillas de Chamber.
lain para el Estomago e hfgado. De
venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Il Oompania Imprssors del Nusss
Aexicano usns para vender registros
On blsnco para uso dc notarios publ
Q CON 81 oApitulo dc las Leyes Rece.
pilAdAs, que atAte 4 notarios, impress
en- 81 frente. Ser6n enviados ( QUAIL
Qutsr ~estsfeta q ohoinA de expreso -.
Ire reelho De o1.0k
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Buena para Malestar del Estomagoy
Constipation.
'Las Pastillas de Chamberlain para
ell estomago e hfgado me han hechc
muchfsimo bien," dice G. Towns, de
Rat Portage, Ontario, Canada. "Sien.
dc un ffsico suave los efectos que vie.
men despues no son desagradables, y
las puedo recomendar a todos aquellos
quienes sufran de desordenes en- ell
est6mago. De venta en- todas las DO.
ticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01

Ell Manual Legislative para 1905, 8
Libro Azul para Nuevo Mexico, com
pendio de valor historico y Official para
cada hombre de negocios y Official y de
interes para cada ciudadano, 304 pagi.
mas Precio $3.50. Dirijanse q la
Compa1ia %Impresora del Nuevo Mexi
cano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
Osteopatia
OsteOpatia
DR. CHARLES A.. WHEEL on,
Sobador.
No. 103 Palace Avenue.
Cura o 6xito Intermediates agudaa
y cr6nicas sin drogas 8 medicinas.
Consulta Gratis.
Horas de ofcina: ola n; ~ p. n
0STH0PAnA.

0STEOPAnA.
La o~steopatfa es I'M sistema de tra-
eamiento operado con las manos. No
usa drogas 8 medicinas. Un conjunto
de mdsculos encojidos 6una pequenes
en- la colocaci6n de una 8 mas v6rte-
bras en- Ell espinaso de una persona
implicando Ell abastecimiento del nsr-
vic y sangre al estomago puede causax
indigestion y otras formas de desor-
den en- los intestinos. ri Sobador re-
leva los musculos encojidos y arregla
cualquiera dislocaci6n por 10 cual 81
paciente queda bueno embellishments.
El principle es 10 mismo en- todas otras
Intermediates.
Este tratamiento de SOLAR trata con
buen 6xito toda clase de enfer media
des agudas 6 cr6nicas. No 20 cobra
pOr consultation.
Dr.. CHARLES A. WHRMoN,
Sobadss.
No ZOE Palace AvenuA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
AVISO.
Coyote, N. M, JUNO %, 1905.

Coyote, N. M, JUNO %, 1905.
Sepan todos por estas lineas que M
esposa, MERGED Rivera de Valdez, sir
razon y causa legal, ha abandonado m
CANA y mesasy rehusando de todos mo
dos estar en- mi compa1ia y atender
sus obligaciones domesticas, y por tai
razon, de.hoy en- adelante no.sere res
ponsable por ninguna cuenta que ha
ga y amonesto. a..todos q%ue.no' acepten
ninguna porque no sere responsible
por ninguna. ANTONIO VALDEZ.
On Peso Salvado Representa- Diez Ganados
Ell hombre promedio no saliva a ex-
ceder diez por ciento de sus ganancias
Tiene que gastar nueve pesos en- ma
n~utencion per cada peso salvado. Sien-
do este ell case nc necesita tener mu.
cho cuidado acerca de gastos innece-
sarios. Muy amenudo unos cuantos
centavos propiamente invertidos, CO.
mo sembrar semillas para su jardin,
salvara varios pesos despues. Els 10
mismo c%omprando Ell Remedio de
Chamberlain para ell Colico, Colera y
Diarea. Solamente cuesta unos Guam
tos centavos, y una botella del mismo
N la casa amenudo saliva un cobro del
doctor de varios pesos. De venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
Story y Clark
.~vvwvvwvv~wv
PA N 0

Iced 10 que Mdsicos Consumsdos q
e Acerca de los Pianos de- 6tssy
y Clark
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-07-01
A DIBERT,
SAINTS F4 N. II.

Santa FA, N. n
FL cual os ensens r& los Pianos de Story
y Clark en- los varios estilos y ejecu-
eion-Caoba, Hdnsaro NoGal y Rohle
Dorado.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
100000 JEWS PARADE
Pay Respect to Memory of Victims
in Russia
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-One hundred
thousand Jews. each wearing a band
of crepe on the left arm, marched un-
der a Iuyriad of black banners through
the principal streets of the East Side
today accompanied by bands playing
drges in memory of the Jews massa-
cred in Russia. Hundreds of women
and children grouped in singing, and
bands were scattered throughout the
lond parade. A procession marched to
the Plaza in Union square, where it
resolved itself into mass meeting to
formulate resolutions.
Brief. terse resolutions were read by
their leaders to the thousands of
paraders. The voting was done orally
with a great shout. In which the reso-
iutions were adopted unanimously. Af-
ter outlining the Russian atrocities and
calling upon the United States to in
terfere in behalf of the Jews. the reso-
lutions continue
'To our overwhelming shame, dis
appointment and sorrow, we realize
that eternal vigilance is the price of
the Jews life. and we urge our people
to take up arms against the assailants
and If need be to sell their lives most
dearly. We call Jews everywhere to
aid in the defense of the Jewish
peoDle."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
RumOrTh CzarWill
Abdicate
German Fleet Reported
Off Russian Coast
People In a Little Village on the Baltic
Form a Republic, Aboishing the
Rule of the Emperor and
the Deity

BY Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 3, via Eydt-
kuhnen, Dec. At Is reported from
Cronstadt that q German squadron has
been sighted in the Baltic sea near the
Russian coast Rumor attributes the
appearance of the squadron as prepara-
tory to the flight of the Russian i'm
perial family.
Agrarian and anti-Jewish outbreaks
ere reported to have occurred in the
governments of Chernigoff Terek,
Kursk and Kazan.
News which has a curious parallel i'll
the French revolution comes from a
little village on the borders of the Bal
tic, where the people have organized
the Republic of Novargansk." They
have issued a manifesto abolishing the
rule, not only of the emperor. but of
the Deity, which has been read in the
churches and the popular assembly
halls.
The navy department has declared
that alleged contracts for the repatria-
tion OF prisoners at Vladivostok to
which the forged signatures of Vice Ad-
miral Birileff, minister of marine, is at
tached, are being sold to foreign ship
ping firms, including the Messtgeries
Maritime Steamship company of France.
France.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
SALE OF HAGGIN'S HORSES
Thoroughbreds Realize Total in
New York of
$53,e75
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec, AT the sale to-
day of thoroughbreds from j. B. Hag-
gins Rancho del Paso $53,675 was real
lied and the attendance was large. A
crowd of 1000 persons gathered in the
big ring, and while a number of the
mares sold for $10O the prices realized
were in the main satisfactory, and the
bidding at times was spirited.
H. T. Maynard and A. ]. Joyner were
the largest buyers. Mr.. Joyner, while
non-committal, was bidding, it was
said, for e. r. Thomas Mr.. Joyner
secured eight of the most choicely bred
mares for a total of $4,000. H. r. OK
nard was the biggest buyer as far as
number was concerned. He bid in
thirty-three mares for total of $14,00
Afric Queen, the dam of Africander,
went to A. j. Joyner for $500, while
Annette, the dam of Reliable and Edna
Jackson. realized the top price of the
sale, $4,000. being knocked down to Sgd
ney Paget.
Joyner also secured Belane. the dam
of st. Bellane, for $3S00, and Braw Lass
for $2500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
PRESIDENT HONORS
FRANKLIN k. LANE
Selects Him for Member of the Interstate
Commerce Commission
California Democrat Succeeds Former Governor
Fifer of Illinois-New Appontee Particu-
larly Well Qualified for Position
Special to The Herald.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Senators
Perkins and Flint of California called
upon the president to discuss with him
the appointment of successor to
former Governor Fifer of Illinois on
the interstate commerce commission.
At the conclusion of the conference the
announcement was made that the pres
ident would appoint Franklin K. Lane
of San Francisco to the vacancy
created by Mr.. Fifer's resignation,
which takes effect January 1 next
The appointment of Mr.. Lane will
be sent to the senate tomorrow.
The decision of the president has
been reached after a careful survey
of the situation and after many con-
ferences with leading men in every
section of the country. Political con-
ditions seem to have had little weight
in his appointment. Mr.. Lane is well
qualified for the position. For many
years he has been a political power
in California. Moreover he is a clear
headed lawyer as we'll as a pubicist
and has given much thought to the
great constitutional questions which
will now come before him.
The president was anxious to have
the west represented on the commits
sion because much of the work will be
in handling questions which arise in
transcontinental transportation. Lane
lg thoroughly familiar with every con-
dltion on this coast and can speak
with authority.
Never before in It's history has the
commission held such an important
place in the government of the coun-
try. The determined effort to force
railroad business into legitimate chan
nels with an equitable adjustment of
the rates Will throw upon this com
mission many complicated duties. With
weak personnel little could be ex-
pected and the president seems to have
foreseen this possibility in time to pre-
vent 1t.
MI Lane whose nomination will be
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
LAND DEEDS FORGED
Evidence of More Frauds Committed
by the Conspirators In
Oregon
BY Associated Press.


PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. A special
dispatch to the Evening Telegram from
Sales states that State Land Agent
West has discovered evidence that state
land board deeds have been forged by
the land frauds conspirators. Should
Vests suspicious prove correct an even
worse condition in the public land con-
spiracy In this state will be revealed.
1t is believed that state deeds have been
placed on record in every county in the
state.
1t will require a long period to ascer-
tain the true extent Of the latest phase
in the frauds, as the only sure way of
tracing the supposed fraudulent deeds
is when the victims of the conspirators
offer to pay taxes on the land When
two or more persons offer to pay taxes
on the same piece of land the county
officials will be able to discover the
fraud, as was the case when two or
more claimants offered to pay the land
board for the same piece of land for
which they held certificates of sale,
thus giving the first inkling to the state
authorities that conspiracy of gigan-
tic proportions had been perpetrated by
which it is possible the conspirators
may have secured many millions of dol
lars.
Mr.. West believes that if the certifi-
Gates of sale could have beer so cieverly
forged the conspirators may readily
have found a means of counterfeiting
state land deeds.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
RICH GOLD STRIKE
MADE NEAR BARST0W
HIGH GRADE, FREE MILLING ORE
is FOUND
Runs From $500 to $1,000 Per Ton.
Discovery Is Made In Old Aban-
doned Tunnel Just Across the
MoiaVe River
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINo, Dec. 4.-Spe-
cia officer G. W. Roach of Barstow
has precipitated great excitement there
by discovering a rich gold ledge just
across the Mojave river from that
town. The assays run from $500 to
$1,000 per ton. The ledge is four feet
across and is free milling.
Roach was only recently appointed
to his position at Barstow and since
locating there had been imbued with
the idea that knoll lying near the
cemetery contained gold-bearing MIN
eral. Yesterday he instituted search
and stumbled upon an abandoned tun-
mel and found it cross-cutting rich
ledge Not even the oldest Inhabitants
of Barstow recall when the tunnel was
dug. 1t is supposed to antedate Bar
stow even as a stage station. Tonight
q large batch of mining locations COW
ering the region were recorded here.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
MRS. CHADWICK ON STAND
TO COMPLETE TESTIMONY
BECOMES HYSTERICAL; TELLS
PRACTICALLY NOTHING
Declares Certain Persons Have Bene-
fitted Greatly From Her Operations,
but Declines to Give Their Names
Removed on Verge of Collapse
BY Associated Press.

Dy AsSOcldleu EICSS.
CLEVELAND. Dec. 4.--Mrs. Cassie L..
Chadwick was taken into the federal
bankruptcy court today upon her own
request for the purpose, she stated, of
completing her testimony as to some
of her financial dealings. Although she
recently stated that she could reveal
certain facts of importance, nothing of
that nature was brought out, and the
hearing ended with Mrs. Chadwick in a
condition bordering on collapse.
Mrs Chadwick said that she would
make some further statements concern
ing her transactions, provided that GER
tain persons who have benefited greatly
through her dealings would first tell
what they knew. She mentioned DR..
w. S. Kitchen, president of the State
Savings and Trust company, of this
city, and j. A. Smith, an attorney and
one of the directors OF the bank. At
torney Smith Immediately stated to the
court that the only dealings he had
with Mrs. Chadwick were about four
years ago when she borrowed $500 from
the bank and some months later the
money was paid back through him. Re-
quested to give additional names, Mrs.
Chawdick became excited and almost
hysterical and said she did not wish to
give them In public, stating that she
did net want to have anybody exposed.
She said that these persons had bene-
flied to the extent OF hundreds of thou
sands of dollars by her, and the money
might be recovered for the benefit of
the creditors if suits were begun.
Pressed for the names she refused to
give them, and finally showed evidences
of fainting and was assisted from the
court room.
Before being taken back to jail she
said she would give the names to Trus-
tee Nathan Loesser in private and he
could do what he thought best.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
INJURED EN- ROUTE HERE
Several Persons Are Hurt In a Wreck
on the Santa Fe in
Colorado
BY Associated Press.

TOPEKA, Kas.. Dec. 4.-The local
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe offices in
this city report the wreck of No. 8,
their fast California train, Sunday aft
ernoon at Timpass, Colo, about seven
teen miles south of La Junta. The train
was going about forty miles an hour.
For some unknown cause the engine,
the mail car, the baggage car, a smok-
ing car the tourist sleeper and a
standard sleeper left the track. Only
the mail car tipped over. the others
humping along on the ties.
Two passengers were seriously in
jured Mrs. Coulter, bound for Los An
geles, Cal, had her chest and shoulders
badly crushed. Mr.. Axlerod had his
head badly bumped and one of his
ankles broken. Two mail clerks. whose
names were unknown, received slight
injuries. The other passengers were
more or less jolted and shaken UP, but
not seriously hurt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
IMPORTANT SUIT ENDED
Action over Rancho Ell Pescadero
Valued at $5oo,ooo, Is
Dismissed
Bv Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The supreme
court of the United States today sum
marily disposed of the case of John c..
Gore, jr., and Hamilton Day Howard
VS.. the United States; David Jacks and
the Pacific Improvement company, by
dismisslng 1t for want Of jurisdiction.
This controversy was over the owner
ship OF the rancho El Peseadero in
Monterey county, California. Gore and
Howard claimed the property through
q Mexican grant given to Fabian Kar-
rito in 1910, while Jacks makes his
claim through a patent issued by the
United States I'm 1868. The property
comprises about $500 acres ON the sea-
shore and is valued at 100000.
1t has been In controversy for many
years, and Gore and Howard alleged
that Jacks patent was secured through
a conspiracy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
EVANGELIST DIES ON STREET
George A. Wolf of Los Angeles Found
Dead at Bakers
field
By Associated Press.

BAKERSFIELD, Dec. 4.--George A.
Wolf, an aged clergyman from Los
Angeles, who was engaged in evangel-
istic work. was found dead last night
on the sidewalk on Thirteenth street
His death was probably due to heart
failure, but an inquest will be held
this evening.
Mr. Wolf. who, with his wife arrived
in Los Angeles from the east a few
weeks ago. was visiting ]. Henderson.
an evangelist. Yesterday Mrs. Wolf
stated that her husband complained
of pain in his heart. He left the house
TO attend an evangelistic meeting In
the evening.
Later the body was found close to
the sidewalk by a Swede. The family
and the sheriff's office were notified
and the body was removed to the
morgue. 1t will be shipped to Los An
geles for burial.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
ADAMS USE OF PLUMBER
Charge Made That Mint Official
Bought a Half Interest in
Drug Store
By Associated Press.

by ASSOCIdltU fIeS5.
Adams, former cashier of the govern
ment assay office in this city, who is
under arrest charged with big defalca-
tions, is now accused of having pur-
chased with gold taken from the United
States half interest in drug store at
Amsterdam, N. Y. His brother. Frank
l. Adams. is the owner of the other
half interest. Information to this eff
feet reached United States Attorney
Frye today. Mr.. Frye says he will
take steps to attach the property.
The secret service officers are now
making a thorough investigation in
New York and Boston, believing that
Adams owned interests there also. 1t
is stated that other arrests in this con-
nection will come soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
CRISIS IN MINISTRY
Socialists May Appeal to the People to
Take UP Arms

PARIS. Dec. 5.--According to the st
Petersburg correspondent of the Jour-
nal serious difficulties have arisen in
the ministry resulting in an acute
crisis. The Socialists. the correspond
ent saws. have informed the govern
ment that if the postmen should be re-
placed by soldiers an appeal would be
made to the people to take up arms
against the government.
The st. Petersburg correspondent of
the Matin describes the sinister aspect
of the Russian capital He says that
patrols are everywhere: that the doors
and windows of houses are closed;
that stores are barricaded and that
Cossacks are camping in the streets
There is no news from other parts of
the empire. saws the correspondent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
OIL CASES POSTPONED
Deferred Because of Failure to Get
Service on Rockefeller and
Others

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Postponement
of the examination of John D. Rookie
feller, H. II. Rogers and other Stand
ard oil men in the matter of ousting
the Standard OIL trust from Missouri,
has become necessary because of the
failure to get service on Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter and others.
The hearing was to have begun to-
day before Frederick II. Sanborn of this
city. Postponement has been taken
until January 4.
Mr., Rogers was recently served with
a subpoena, but it is said that service
is void and that he win have to be
served again.
Among others for whom process serV-
ers have been looking are Henry NJ.
Flagler, John d. Archbold, Wade
Hampton, James A. Moffett and Walter
Jennings.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05

sent to the senate tomorrow, is a DEM
ocrat and his appointment will change
the political complexion of the inter-
state commerce commission from Re-
publican to Democratic. Former Gov
ernor Fifer of Illinois. whom Mr.. Lane
will succeed on the commission, is O
Republican, as also are Commissioners
Knapp and Prouty. Commissioners
Cockrell and Clements are Democrats
While Mr.. Lane also has been Demo-
crat in politics, he was a supporter
of President Roosevelt in the last cam
paign.
In connection with this appointment
it is pointed out that in the event OF
enactment of railroad rate legislation
by the present congress- the commits
sion YerY likely will be reorganiZed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
PART |
Congress convenes.

1-Congress conVenes.
2-Railroad wins in rebate case.
Slight cast on Mutual Reserve.
4-EditoraI.
5-City news.
6-Sports.
7-Markets.
8-coronado's guests tell of escape
PART II
1-Woman wieIds big revolver.
2-3-Classified advertisements.
3-4-5-Public advertising.
6--Southern California news.
FOREIGN
Rumors current that czar and family
are preparing to fee on German squad
ION.
Balfour and cabinet resign in body;
Campbell Bannerman now premier
Nobel prize awards go to Sienkiwicz
and Koch.
F, X. Lane of California appointed
by president member of interstate COM
Fifty-niuth congress of the United
States assemblies in Washington.
Sensational developments occur IN
inquiry into Mutual Reserve Life Insur-
ance company.
COAST
Rick gold strike is made near Bar
stow.
Evidence of more land frauds in Ore
gon Is discovered.
Los Angeles evangelist found dead on
street in bakersfield.
LOCAL
Guests OF Coro nado hotel tell of mar
row escape from fire.
Police unable TO locate missing Nellie
Pinschower
Mrs Crandall charged with insanity,
tells commission that Henry E. Hunt
ington married her many years ago.
James ID. Miller weeps on witness
stand as he tells of his wifes deser-
tion.
Mrs. Mary Buss draws revolver ON
officers who try to evict her but is dis
armed and arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Conart
New supervisor John 7. Brady of Po-
mona will attend next regular meeting
of the board.
Factions in wilmington incorporn-
tion fight will clash before supervisors
today.
Puente citizens aroused over attempt
10 sow barley in cemetery.
Runaway on Fifth street causes
panic. Several persons have thrilling
escapes.
Two women fight in office after one
Is called "a liar" by the other.
voting machine proposition taken up
by committee of the whole In the city
council.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-05
KILLED NATIVE OFFICER
Lieutenant Charles PendIeton of Phil.
ippines Constabulary Held on
Murder Charge
BY Associated Press.

CEBU, p. l.. Dec l. via Manila, Dec.
4.-Lieut. Charles Pendleton of the con-
stabulary while driving ordered four
native soldiers into his vehicle. A
native policeman stopped him and or
dered him to light the lamps on his
vehicle, when Pendleton shot him dead.
He then continued on his way. but re-.
turned later and obtained the body,
which he delivered to the police, claim
ing that he had found the man dead on
the road. The soldiers accompanying
him confirmed his story until today,
when they broke down. Pendleton had
been drinking.
Pendleton's family live at Atlanta,
Ga. He was formerly sergeant i'm the
Seventy-first regiment of New York.
He has been held for murder,