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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24

ANOKA, MINI. Bernard Bardle was drowned
in the Grow river. Hennepin county, late Satur-
day. He was III years old, and single. His
Whirlpool *. 80 80 5E rs tiS
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APPLETON, NINA horsetrader named
Walker was drowned in the Minnesota river
four miles south of here. s.k ~
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HELENA, MONT dispatch from National
Park says Mr.. and Mrs. Driftmyer OF Pittsburg,
Pa. were injured in an accident that befelI the
coach. They are at Yellowstone hospital.
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NEW. PRAGUE, M1NN.-The supply building
Of the cooper shop. burned The loss was about
$1,000. with no Insurance The building was
company. Il S.s.
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. FERGUS FALLS, M1NN.-N. A.. Palmer Of
the Minneapolis A1ltisaloon league was in the
city today and arranged for an antisaloon field
day here next Sunday "a; July 60 Three speakers e
three Of the English-speaking churches during
the forenoon, and the same speakers will de
dinaviun churches in the evening. "A telegram
was received from Perth, Ont, today, announc-
ing the death Of Mrs. John Mclean, mother Of
Dr. Mclean of this city. ~ t5g5f
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JEFFERSON, WIS.--The elevator and malt
house of the Lyttle-S tonenbach company at JEFF
ferson Junction were damaged 900 BY IRE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24

SALTWATER, MINN.-Of the eighteen living
members OF the Last Mans Banquet club, made
UP of the members sof Company B, First Mn-
nesota, eleven attended the twenty third annual
banquet OF the thirty captains. all are dead
except Martin Maginnis of Helena Mont; John
f. King Of St. Paul, J. N Searles OF Still
water and &c. B., Henelfnger of Minneapolis.
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MALARIA!
UNDERMINES THE HEALTH

When the germs of malaria enter the
blood the entire health is affected, and if
the blood is not purified of these germs
and microbes, Chronic Sores and Ulcers,
Liver Splotches, Chills and Fever, Boi1s,.
Aches and Pains, and great variety Of
troubles manifest themselves, and soon
the entire system is undermined, leaving
the sufferer prey to most miserable,
weak and nervous condition.
| IL el3 w. Market St., Louisville, Ky. i
/ For several years I suffered with Chills
|iand Fever. caused by Malaria in my
system, and each summer for several
years would have q relapse. Finally
q few bottles; this was about sig
years ago. It entirely cured me, and
have never been troubled since. ! am
sure o other medicine could have given
me so complete and Immediate relief,
| and cannot speak too highly Of S. s. 8.
MY partner: in business is now .takin e
SIS. g. for an eruption Of the skin, and
tenn, and although he has taken but one
bottle, already commences to feel better.
| S. S. S. counteracts and drives all the
poison from the blood and builds up the
system by its fine purifying quail
tiles and tonic effects. It strengthens
EVERY part, increases the appetite, helps
fthe stomach and digestion, and By sup
plying the body with rich, pure blood,
cures Malaria and all its disagreeable all
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PLUMBING

HARPER & WATSON, PLUMBING AND GAS
fitting; competent workmanship, and costs no
more than inferior workmanship. 1916 Hen
: nepin. Main .1293-L2. ,..s.' =. ..y. - O.. ..
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MINING INVESTMENTS
LOANS AND ,CHATTE:I,S

WE LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES.
wagons. warehouse receipts and salaries.
Lowest and best rates.
w Minneapolis Financial Co., - =. ~
: = 4OS New York Life Bldg. =.
WILLIAMS, 49, H. GUARANTY BUILD1NG
loans on furniture, pianos any security
large loans a speciality; terms to suit borrow.
ers; lowest prices =, ..,. = So, 81
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable: SOC Globe bldg.
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GR1NNELL, IOWA.-Dan F. Bradley. who
had been president Of Iowa college for the past
four years. has been released by the trustees.
to accept the pastorate of the Pilgrim Congregas
tional church Of Cleveland. Ohio. 31i'
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TRACY, ADMINISTRATORS Humphrey Of this
place. formerly Of London, Eng, and Miss Eliza
marriage last evening at 8 O'clock at the home
Of Mr.: and Mrs A. L. Swoffer. Miss Parsons
to fu made to- be
fore he left their native land. ~ fa.. 4, 3.
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S | 0RAGE
Household goods specially. IN
equaled facilities and lowest rates
Packing by experienced men.
BOYD Transfer L Storage Co.. 46 50. 3rt 81
Tslarhonss Main e5s-both exchanges.
AGENTS WANTED
ANNOUNCEMENTS

REDUCED. FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago. Denver. Spokane and Pacific
| possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co, 46 Sd st s. ss3
MARBLE sTATUARY, BRoNzEs, CUT GLASS,
bric-a -brac, ETC.. repaired by an expert. Ad-
a dress 249s Journal.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

yers and solicitors; main Office, 925-933 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Mimi; 81 McGil
:: building, Washington, D. G, -
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INDIAN RELICS
Some Interesting Finds in Mounds Near
! .:5Tgg7'vo II Marshfeld, Wis. 49,

; fMARSHFIELD,, WIS.-Peter Hoffman now a
resident Of this city. but until recently con
df relics That be
earthed on his farm, at that place. The collec-
ton consists of Jorge stone axes, Indian arrow
heads of various colors and sizes. stones with
crosses crosses on them; while others are: cut full Of
zards. birds. horses. men, etc. Some weeks ago
Mr. Hoffman was asked to lend part of his col
lection to professor in q Canadian college, and
he, awaits with much interest the translation
and historic worth Of his findings. There are
several other mounds on the Hoffman farm
that will be opened this summer.
George Page, ii years of age. had bis leg
cut of below the knee while attempting to steal
ride on a Central freight train. Pages home
is at Augusta. He was left stranded in this
city by the collapse Of a small tent attraction
at. the street fair. -: (: -. = ast.EE 9
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JORDAN, M1NN.-Judge Morrison has granted
Scott County bank OFFICIALS for char~e Of
venue The cases were to be tried in Scott
defer trials until the December term of court
at Henderson.-Fred Cords. a civil war veteran
and pioneer, is dead, aged s1.-The barn OF
Henry Runge Of Lydia was burned recently.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24

HELENA, NT.-Fred Jobe. George Banks
and Ted Evans, miners, working in the jay
Gould mine, thirty miles northwest Of Helena.
were injured by a premature explosion OF dyna.
mite s6s.ss5 20 sEF35s
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Il MANKATO, MIlN.--The man whose body
was found Ia title Blue Earth river was John
Storm Of Rapidan. ss3
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ments. y Unlike
most b1oodned-
icines S. s. S. Is
purely vegeta-
bic. Itdoes not
contain a par
tic1e of. mineral
of any kind to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24

MILES CITY, MoNT.-Ltghtninr burned the
girls building at the sta tie reform school, three.
story brick structure The loss is about $40, 600,
insured for $4,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24

SHELL LAKE, VII. Capital Is becoming In
terested in th establishment OF Z brewery and
Rristniu In this city. sss
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ASHLAND, WIS.-The Red Gilt Lumber COM
pany's mil. at Red Cliff, which was completely
burned nearly two months ago, will be rebuilt
in the fall. E.s .tr...,- b, - 7..,..
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FERGUS FALLS, M1NN.-Helen S. Jerrard
Of Colorado began an action in the federal court
| omnibus line at st. Cloud, for damages. Mrs
| gerraEd alleges that she was upset while being
| ter in st. Cloud and sustained permanent injur-
\ les. She asks 6.322,79, = f. r,.,.a5 727. 3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24

F.. CUMBERLAND, W1S.-Considerable complaint
is being made on account of fishermen killing
fish In some of the lakes adjacent to this place.
It is claimed that the fish are. being killed by
lime, =. ~. 2, T. al.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24
MURDER OVER WATER RIGHTS
One Finn Kills Another in a Quarrel
at Roberts, Mont.

RED LODGE, MoNT.-As a result OF trouble
over the water in "a partnership ditch, Lewis
Anderson shot and killed Andrew Truikka Both
men n, are Firms. who owned adjoining ranches on
Cotton creek, about five miles from Roberts An
derson ana Truikka were talking about the water
much water. Anderson made an angry reply
and then drew a six-shooter and began firing
distance Of a hundred feet. One bullet passed
thru Truikka's@ right arm and entered his side,
head. 80 - 4
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AUCTION SALES

IT You ARE ABOUT TO MAKE AN sAUCTIoN
sale write me for particulars. Harry Silver
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. ASHLAND, wIs.-The annual report of the
Ashland lard office. comprising the seven coun-
ties of northern Wisconsin. show that there are
of Ashland and Bayfield,. who have not yet
made final proof. These homesteaders have
over 100000 acres; to secure absolute title
they will have to make final proof.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.-Solomon c. Enos aged
So years, an old-time newspaper man and the
oldest member of Wolcott post, G.. A. R., Is
dead. 81. He enlisted in company A, thirtieth in
out the civil war with the army of the Potomac.
He had lived in Milwaukee sixty-eight years.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted, ~ ~ :"

BLACK DRIVING HORSE. 1879, ABOUT
1850; must have good full tail, perfectly
sound and a square trotter Address 1871
Journal. - - ... ..... -.-. .-.. ~. a..
wANTED-To RENT Two.sEAT IN RUNNING
condition: for single horse; may buy. Must be
cheap. 614 9th st S.
WANTED-A SECONDHAND MEDICINE WA
gon. Address 1924 Nicollet av. -. =.
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e. b.. CRANE,
T25 Temple Court, Minneapolis
Prompt attention given to all legal business
and collections. Your correspondence solicited.
~ THE sWEETsER-RoCHEsT co.. =.
810-S11 Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis Best
equipped collection department In northwest.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

FOR Sale.
HORSES BOUGHT, FOR THE UNITED STATES
government for sale. In filling our, contract
for the government we have a number Of
horses left over, suitable for driving. delivery
sound and young and will be sold regardless
of cost. Barrett & Zmmerman's Midway
Horse Market, st. Paul.
GOING AWAY AND MUST SELL An ONCE
the following personal property: One horse.
very, speedy; two 6-year-old ponies; one run.
about buggy: one Concord buggy; one plano;
one one, Great Dane bitch. Call at once. 1906
Received daily fresh consignment Of all
classes of Minnesota-bred horses, also many
city broke horses; prices the lowest; part time
Hl,,- is Second St N.
FOR SALE-5-YEAR-oLD BLACK MARE,
standard, 1914 hands, weight 1,13O, fne-looker,
never tracked. can 80 in 8 minutes; will sell
for $500; she is worth $1,000; horsemen, don't
overlook this mare, as she has lots of speed.
David Ryan, Ivanhoe, MINI.
LANDAUs,. BRoUGHAMs AND HEARsEs,
A few rare bargains. ~ t7g ID.
/ James Cunningham Sons & Co. s..t j.
Thomas N. Roach, Agent, III &, -.
- 616-61s-62o 3D. st s.. *
ALL KINDS HORSES, HARNESSES, WAGONS
and buggies, new and secondhand; several
heavy teams; cash or time Widmayer & Pen
TWO GOOD FAMILY DRIVERS, s0RREL AND
and sis. ISL Laurel av. Can be seen
Tuesday morning. -
CARRIAGES, RUNABoUTs, coNcoRDs AMI
delivery wagons; manufacturers prices. Thomp
son & Eye Carriage Co., st. Paul, Mimi =.
y - WORCESTERSHIRE =
All kinds from $50 up. II. a.,.-
Kelly. & Zimmerman - I'd st N.
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WOOD AND COAL

DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD; CHEAPEST.
cleanest and best wood in city. Barnard 8
Cope Co.. 18th st and I'd av NE. E:5s ~.
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STOVE REPAIRS
ATTORNEYS

ern Stove Repair Co.. :'12 Hennepin ay
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
La MERGED de Atrisco.
la Sldo confirmada Por Ell DEPARTMENT. Gene
raj de Terrenos en- Washington

BESIDE 81 ano de 1885, ahora hace
20 amos, la question de tftulo a la RIGA
MERGED de Atrisco, que abrasa los to-.
rrenos de la plaza de Atrisco y de
Ranches de Atrisco, de la banda del
sur del Rio Grande, frente a Albu-
querque, ha estado ~pendiente ante los
tribunales hasta hace algunos dias
cuando el departments de terrenos
en- Washington do una desici6n final a
favor de los amercenados originates
por ochenta y dos mil setecientos vein
tie y ocho acres, de los cuales ninguno
sobrevive existiendo solamente sus
descendientes quienes desde la dona-
ci6n original han existido muy con
%tentos, pacfficos.y prosperos en- usu-
~fructo de la misma.
Ell domingo pasado, en- la casa de me-
gocios de Don David j. Metzgar, Sc
reuni6 una gran concurrencia de los
residences de ambas plazas interesa-
das en- la MERGED con ell fin de OR leer
ell decreto del DEPARTMENT. conir-
mandola, ell cual fue lefdo por ell senior
Metzgar y recibido con grande aplau-
SO, pues con clio quedan SECURES en-
su titulo para siempre. Despues de
la lectura Sc hicieron discursos de
felicitacion mGtua por herederos de
los ~agraciados originates los cuales
fueron recibidos o grande regocijo:
Sc siguieron los brindis en- honor y
recuerdo del feliz evento, 10 cual con-
cluyo con gran satisfaction para todos
ell recibo de la buena nueva.
Ell documento fue protocolado por
Don Severe Sanches, Don Policarpio
Armijo y Don David ]. Metzgar Ell Id
mes, para ser enrregistrado Y Sc espe.
ra que la corte de distrito pronto EN-
prendera la tarea de partir esa inmen-
sa MERGED entire los descendientes de
los a~mercenados originates.
Los fdei-comisarios de la MERGED q
la presente son como sigue: Manuel
Antonio Jaramillo, p~residente; Jose
de la Luz Sanches, secretario; David
J.. Metzgar, Severe Sanches; Policar-
pho Armijo y Luz Armijo.
Algunos de los propietarios que
tienen mas terreno en- la MERGED son,
ell Hon. Tomas G. Gutierres, Hon.
Frank A Hubbell, la familia de los Sc.
nores Sanches, Don Policarpio Armi.
10 y Don Manuel Antonio Jaramillo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
TODD Es GRANDEzA PARA Ell TERRI
TORIO.

III
Mdentras que Sc promuevan v publiuuen al
mundo los adelantos ed~ucacionales v yenta-
Jas 1ndustriales de nuestro gran Territorio
de Nuevo Mexico, debemos asistir en- clio de
corazon, no importa donde 8 por quien Sc ha-
ga, nj tampoco Ell metodo, ST es honorable v
verdadero. Albuquerque, la ciudad reina
del Vale del Rio Grande por rs amos, sin fall
tar uno solo, ha cumplido esta tarea por me-
ddo de la feria territorial annual; v cuan bien
10 ha hecho, 10 demuestra nuestro adelanto
general en- TODD Nuevo Mexico durante csc
tempo. Ahora Sc presenta nuestra hernia
ma ciudad de Las Vegas, mas hermosa Y pro-
gresista que La cual no hay dos en- Ell ponien-
te y sc propone tener los dias &c, 81, 20 v 20
de Septiembre pr6ximo, una feria de la parte
norte del Territorio, 10 cual con gran gusto
publicamos y deseamos ell mayor exito, por-
que, como dicho, es para beneficio general.
Tambien Springer, en- Ell condado de Colfax,
Pennington en Ell condado de San Juan y
Estancia en- el condado de Torrance, ten
dram este ano sus ferias locales, y 10 haran
con gran esplendor porque las poblaciones
citadas son centric &c un pals rico y produc-
two. Alabamos La energia y progreso de di-
chas ciudades y plazas, hermanas de la mis-
ma familia, Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
COnsecuencia de los Amores.

En- Trinidad, Colorado, Pablo Padi-
la, quien mantenia relaciones moro.
sas o Magdalena Gurul6 1ltimamen-
te; pero la Gurule, a mas de este, to.
MIA en- retirada y en- reserva a otro, de
nombre Pablo Castillo, quien Sc di6
entrada hbre a la casa de la menciona-
da ella, la noche del martes. Cnando
mas entregados estaban les pichones
al placer de la vida, fueron sorprendi-
dos por Padilla, que a mas de la r
presa que llevoy su mala suerte en-
amores, Sc ~sospendio, recibiendo una
regular herida en- la cara, de su adver.
sario.
El campo qued6 por Castillo, y la
autoridad no tuvo conocimiento de 10
sucedidO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Ration la Escena de un Robo

Uno de los robos mas atrevidos que Sc han
cometido en- Ration tom6 lugar ell sabado de
la semana pasada cuando los ladrones que
braron la puerta de vidrio del frente del mon
tepio de E.. N. s. Redak y SO llevaron ell valor
de $500 en- e~fectos, incluyendo rifles y pisto-
las y joyas. Los malhechores no sc molesta-
ron en- abrir las cajas de vidrio pero las que
braron y Sc aprovecharon de TODD. Los of
ciales de Ration fueron r~otificados y como
dos hombres armados habian sido vistos en-
un tren de flete cerca de Starkville un segui-
miento caloroso Sc sigui6 hasta que Sc supo
que los hombres eran un diputado de alguacil
de Starkville y SUI compahero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
nonores d oulenes Los merece.

La Sociedad Historical de Nuevo
Mexico, que en- tiempos pasados Sc
ocupo con tanto zelo y entusiasmo en-
recoger datos y reliquias references q
la historic de nuestro Territorio, de-
IBERIA poner manos a la obra y buscar
manera de honorar la memoria de los
heroes primitivos que Sc distinguie-
ron en- los primeros tiempos de Ia CO.
lonizacion y conquista de Nuevo Next
co. Ell metodo mas propio y conve-
niente para hacer tan ~necesario y pa
tri0tico deber, seria a nuestra opinion
que la Sociedad desc pasos para eri-
CIR monumentos adecuados en- CONNIE
moracion de los hechos y hazanas de
uno o dos de los grandes capitanes y
~exploradores que mas Sc selalaron en-
abrir este pals a la civilization y liber-
tarlo de la barbarie. Los dos nom
bres que descuellan entire tantos que
han sido legados a la posteridad SON
los de Juan de Onate, el colonizador, y
Diego de Vargas, ell reconquistador
de Nuevo Mexico. Hay otros entire
los heroes primitivos que tai vez ten
gan iguales meritos por los servicios
que prestaron en- ell nogocio de resca.
tar este suelo; siendo los dos principal
les Coronado y Espejo; pero nos pare
ce que Onate y De Vargas tuvieron
meritos especiales que los intitulan q
la preferencia. Uno de ellos es que
representa- de una manera mas prac-
tica la obra de colonization Y recon
quista y por tai motive deberian ser
escogidos para conmemoraci6n en- ca.
SO que la haya. Confiamos que los
miembros de la Sociedod Historical
de Nuevo Mexico, cuyo patriotismo
esta tan reconocido, no dejaran de
dar q nuestra propuesta la debida con-
~sideraci6n, a fin de que 81 la encuen-
tran factible y prcpia puedan llevarla
a efecto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

La session de stio de la corte del primer
distrito judicial por OIL condado de Santa Fe,
fue llamada al orden oil ldnes en- la mahana
en- la casa de corte del condado. FL iuez SUI
perior w. J. Mills presidiendo. Los otros
oficiales presentes eran el procurador de
distrito Il. 9. Abbott, el escribano de distrito
A. M. Bergere, ell interprete de La corte @. w.
Armijo, 81 diputado alguacil Jose l.. Lopez, ell
~gritador Theodore corrick y ell diputado
Efren Quintana.
Los siguientes negocios Sc transaron:
La examination de los miembros para ell
gran jurado del Territorio Sc llev6 a cabo y
los siguientes fueron e~scogidos:
Manue Vigil, presidente; Ramon Ortega.
Leandro Alarid Sotero Garlic, Amado Luz
cero. Tomas Vigil, Ignacio Dominic. Deme-
trio Baca, Manuel Lucero, Ramon Fresquez,
Felipe Romero, Petronilo Lopez, Felipe Quin-
tana, Vicente GARLIC, Encarnacion Salazar,
Mauricio Gomez Martin Baca, r. L. Ba-
ca y Eugenio Sena.
Ell jurado fue instruido sobre sus deberes
por ell juez Mil 8, despues de 10 cual la corte
Sc prorrog6 hasta en- la tarde.
El jueves en- la corte de distrito las ST.
g~uientes causas fueron fijadas para averigua
cion:
No.. 1920, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Monico Amanda, asalto y golpeo, Lines, Sep
tiembre IS.
No. 1890, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Luis Gonzales, asalto con arma mortffera,
Lines, Septiembre IS.
No. 34OS. T~erritorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
w. H. Lumley, perjuro, Jueves, septiembre
81.
No aA11 Tarr;tor;o 10 Nr,avo NH6vioo vs
Manuel Medrano. asalto v golpeo, Lines,
Sepptiembre 1888.
No. 3412, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Manuel Rael, trasgresion maliciosa, Lines,
S~eptiembre Is.
No. 3431 Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Simon Jimenez, asalto con arma mortffera,
Microbes, Septiembre 20.
No. 3432, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Cleofes Jimenez, asalto con arma mortffera,
Microbes, Septiembre 20.
No. 3433, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Agustin Trujillo. asalto con arma mortffera,
Mercedes, Septiembre 20.
No. 3434, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Agustin Trujillo, ct al, asalto con arma NOR
tffera, Microbes, Septiembre 20.
No. 3439, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Virginia Martin, apelacion, Martes, Septiem.
bre 29.
No. 3441, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico vs.
Jesus Padilla, ct al violacion de la ley de
Domingo, Martes, Septiembre 10.
No. 3443 Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Maxine Trujillo, asalto con intencion de ma
tar, Lines, Septiembre IS.
No. 3444, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Maxine T'rujillo ct al, asalto con intencion
de matar Lines, Septiembre IS.
No. 3445, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Enrique Romero, asalto y golpeo, Jueves,
Septiembre 81.
No. 3457, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Juan A. ortega, traer arma. mortffera, Jue-
yes, Septiembre 81.
No. 3458, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Luis Macs, asalto con arm mortffera, Lines
| Septiembre IS.
No. 1865, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Manuel Gonzales, tumulto, Jueves, Septiem.
bre 81.
No. 1857, Territorio de Nuevo Mexico VS.
Carlos Blummer traer arma montifera,
Martes, Septiembre 10.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
COM uNIcADo.

Lemitar, N. M, Sept. 6, 1905.
Sr. Editor del Nuevo Mexiclno.
Muy Sr. Mio:-Sfrvase dar cabida en- su
apreciable semanario al siguiente comunica-
do: Ell dia 5del p~resente como a las 2 de la
tarde, hubo un encuentro de nubes en- nues-
ira plaza del Lemitar, N. M, que dur0 la
lluvia como unos veinte miuntos, a pocos mo
mentos despues baj0 ell arroyo del Chamisal
tan crecido como nunca Sc habia visto Y Sc
vieron obligados algunos de nuestros vecinos
a salir de sus casas y sacar todos sus niue
bles y algunos nc t~uvieron tempo de sacar
NADIA, causandoles algunos perjuicios a ellos,
las casas Sc lienaron de aqua y estan en- Pc
ligro de caerse. Sin mas quedo dc vd. SUI
muy humilde servidor,
JUAN F. SANCHEZ