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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

the bloody struggles which the Spanish
liberals made against traditions. Re-
publican France represents the freedom
gained by revolution and it Is toward
the same end that Spain tends.
publique."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
Duchess Of Marlborough Sails

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, oct. 24.-The duchess
of Marlborough sailed for England to-
day, =
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
ElNRAGED CROWD TRIES
TO HANG CHAUFFEUR
Believing Woman Struck by Car Was Ruu Down
by Automobile Citizens Threaten
Driver With Death
Saved From Rope

preparations were made to hang the
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
NO CRITICISM
FROM TROOPS
Japanese Minister of War Issues
Orders to Army in tho
Field
DECLARATION Of PEACE
And Of War Are Claimed to 30 Outcome
Of Sovereign Power...Baron
komura Reaches Toxic.

Toxic, Oct. 1G.-M. Terabutchi, min
lister OF war, has issued an order in
structing the Japanese army in the
field to abstain from criticising the
terms of peace, on the grounds that
the declaration of peace and of war
are entirely the outcome of sovereign
power.
Baron komura Arrives at Toxic.
Toxic, Oct. lG.-Baron Komura the
foreign minister who acted as the
chief plenipotentiary for Japan, ar.
rived here from Vancouver, B. G.
October 13. His reception at the
railroad station was not enthusiastic
hose present being principally gov
ernment dignitaries. The streets were
strongly guarded by troops, police and
gendarmes. The baron drove to the
palace in the imperial carriage.
sfhe Emperor showed exceptional
honor to Baron Komura and at the
Close of the audience the Emperor pre-.
sented him with written personal
m Usage, thing highly priced by Jap
an Sc statesmen. The message ex-
pre- sed satisfaction at the fact that
peace was concluded and commended
Baron Komuras able services as
shown during the negotiations.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION DISSOLVED
Second judicial District Court Acts
in Matter Of Treasurer Armijo, of.
BernaIiIIo County.

The Second Judicial District Court
for Bernalillo County Saturday morn
ing announced verbally that it had dis
solved the temporary injunction issued
against Justo R. Armijo to prevent
him from opening the vault in the
treasurer's Office and taking posses
sion of the records, books, ETC., con-
tained therein.
In court in the afternoon Attorney
Neill b. Field, representing Armijo, in.
formed the court that he understood
that as a result of the courts order
dissolving the injunction, that the
vault had been opened. Attorneys
Childers, McMillen and Dobson, ap.
pearing as counsel for F. A. Hubbell,
came before the court and petitioned
that 1t issue an order allowing said
F. A. Hubbell to peacefully remove
the records, etc., from the vault, on
the ground that the order of the coun-
ty commissioners only directed that
possession be taken of the treasurers
Office in the court house, and did not
include the appropriation Of the rec
ords. The court instructed counsel to
make an order to that effect so that
it might be considered and made a
part of the record.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
DISTRICT COURT FOR
SAN JUAN COUNTY.

The fall session of the First judicial
District Court for San Juan County
convened at the court house in Aztec
at 10 o'clock in the morning Of Tues.
day, October 10th, for the second
days work, with all officials present;
Judge John R. McFie being on the
bench.
The panels for the grand and petit
juries were completed, and the fol.
lowing cases called:
No. 361, William T. Mullarky, ad.
ministrator, VS.. Charles M. Butler, at
AL, in which writ of attachment had
been issued, motion to quash said
writ was sustained and the writ
was quashed and held for naught.
No. 416, James Russell vs.. Jose
Pruitt, ct AL, dismissed.
The grand jury returned the follow
| ing indictments:
Territory of New Mexico vs.. John
Pondiker, ct al, removing railroad
track; Territory Of New Mexico VS..
Tom Jeffers, same; Territory Of New
Mexico VS.. John Pondiker, same;
Territory of New Mexico vs.. John
Dagimes, same; Territory Of New
Mexico vs.. Gust Kolumbus, same:
Territory of New Mexico VS.. Nick
Postovos, same.
The court then adjourned until
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16

PRISONERS BROUGHT
TO PENIrENTIARY
Sheriff Marion LittrelI, of Cofax
County, Delivers Nine to Author
tiles This Morning.

This morning Sheriff Marion Littrell
of Colfax County, accompanied by
Carl Brown and F. e. Underwood,
deputies, delivered to the territorial
penitentiary authorities nine prisoners
who were sentenced by Associate
Justice w. j. Mills at the last ses-
sion of the Fourth Judicial District
Court for Colfax County. Their names,
ages, crimes and terms of imprison-
ment are as follows
B. l.. Saintclair, age 36, S years for
burglary; Charles Belts, age 80, 3
years for assault with intent to KILL
Plesson Jackson, age 80, years for
burglary; Jose G. Aragon, age 81, 3
years for robbery from person; Car
los Arellano, age %, years for rob-
berry from person; Fred Kelly, age 21,
l 1-2 years for burglary; A. ]. Robin
son, age 27, / year for assault with
intent to MAIN; Harry Smith. age "a,
/ year for burglary; AL Wethers, age
q, l year for burglary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
GOVERNOR AND DELEGATE
AT NATIONAL CAPITAL
No Foundation for Report That 8. S.
Rodey is Slated for Appointment
of Chief Executive.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, Oct. 16.-Governor M
A. Otero arrived here from French
Lick Springs, Indiana, and is being
cordially greeted by the officials OF
the departments to most Of whom
he Is we'll known. He was given an
audience by President Roosevelt and
called upon Attorney General Moody
and other cabinet members.
Delegate to Congress w. II. An.
drews arrived on Saturday from San.
ia Fe and will remain a week looking
after business in the postoflce depart
ment, the department of the interior
including the general land office, the
Indian bureau, the U. S. geological
survey and the reclamation service
the department Of agriculture, includ.
ing the bureau Of forestry.
The correspondent of the New
Mexican investigated the report that
to Congress B. S. Rodey
was to be appointed governor of New
Mexico to succeed Governor M. A.
Otero in January of next year. The
report was found to be absolutely
without foundation as the policy of
the national administration is averse
to the recognition or the appointment
of persons who bolted or worked
against the regular Republican ticket.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
H. H. HOWARD PASSES AWAY.
prominent Citizen and Journalist Of Sc
corro County Dead.

Special to the New Mexican.
San Marcial, October 16.-H. H
howard passed away at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
Henry Hammond Howard, was
born in the Province of Ontario, Cana
ia, In 1868, Of Scotch-English parents
Until sixteen years of age the daily
routine of his life was the usual oc
cupation to be found upon the farm
and in attending the public school
Then he entered the Collegiate Insti.
tute at Woodstock, where two profit
able years were spent At this time
his father gave him the choice of a
profession or trade. A trade seemed
the best course towards independence
and ne became apprenticed to the
printers trade in the Weekly Review
office in Woodstock. Since then he
has held many positions of RESPONSE
b1lity and trust in various eastern pub
fishing houses. Ten years ago he
came to San Marcial and soon after
secured control of the Bee which he
edited faithfully and well, and to the
advancement Of Republican principles
and the up-building of that commu-
nifty. Floods in the lower Rio Grande
valley destroyed his printing plant. and
resulted in the suspension of the Bee.
The Bee was one of the brightest
weeklies ever published in the Terri
tory.
He was unanimously nominated by
the Republicans of Socorro County, as
candidate for representative in the
35th Legislative Assembly from the
counties of Socorro and Sierra, and
was endorsed by the Republicans of
the latter county at their convention.
He was elected by flattering majority
He also rendered satisfactory service
as legislator and In promoting the
interests of his constituents in the
34th legislative assembly. He took
deep interest in educational institu-
tions and always championed the early
admission of New Mexico as a state.
He was an honorable and fair minded
man who always espoused the cause
OF right and justice, regardless of par
ty affiliations or personal friendships.
He was an Odd Fellow, Woodman
and a member of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen, and the trusted
financier of the two latter societies in
San Marcial. He is survived by his
wife who made many friends in Santa
Fe during her stay here last winter
while Mr.. Howard attended to his le-
gislative duties. She is postmaster at
San Marcial
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
i0WL TRAIN
is WRECKED
This Morning at entrance to
the Yards in Fresno,
California
THREE MEN ARE KILLED
Accident Due to Misplaced Switch,
Said to Be the Work Of Criminals
.-.Lock Was Broken.

Bakersfield, Calf, Oct. 16-North
bound Owl train No. rs, was wrecked
at the yard entrance at Fresno at
2:30 o'clock this morning.
The dead are: ~.
ENGINEER COLE.
FIREMAN BUTTS.
AN UNKNOWN TRAMP.
The wreck was due to misplaced
switch, the work of criminals. The
lock had been broken with rock,
which was found near the switch.
Missouri Pacific Has Bad Wreck in
Colorado.
Pueblo, Colo, Oct. 16-Seventeen
persons were injured, one perhaps ia.
tally, by the wrecking of the west.
bound Missouri Pacific passenger train
No. 7, at Kitburn, sixty-nine miles east
of Pueblo at G:30 o'clock this morning.
The accident was caused by spreading
rails. The last three cars of the train,
a Pullman sleeper, tourist sleeper
and the day coach, overturned. The
most seriously injured was w. B.
Windle, of Salem, Kansas, who may
die
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
MASONIC GRAND BODIES.
They Are in Session This Week at
the Duke City-A. F. G. A. Masons
Convened Today.

The sessions of the Masonic grand
bodies of New Mexico at Albuquerque
this week, are bringing many visitors
from all parts of the Territory to the
Duke City. The Mystic Shrine met
on Saturday evening and the following
initiates travelled the burning sands
of the desert:
Abran l.. Pratt, Carlsbad; Herman
Bonem, ]. M. Harrison and C. J. Kerr,
San Marcial; j. w. Carter, w. H.
Newcomb and D. G. Mcmillan, Silver
City; Thomas Hudson and Richard
Hudson, Deming; H. B. Holt and F.
w. Parker, Las Cruces; R. H. Dean.
Clayton; H. F. Brock, Alden, N. M;
and Daniel Blume, R. Jones, G. E.
Dynes and F. j. Holmes of Albuquer.
que.
After the ceremonies, banquet was
served at the Elks' Opera House.
Today the grand lodge of A. F.
and A. Masons Of New Mexico con.
vened and will adjourn tomorrow eve
ming.
The Grand Chapter Royal Arch
Masons will convene on Wednesday
The Grand Commandery Of Knights
Templar of New Mexico will hold
it's fifth annual conclave at the
asylum of Pilgrim Commandery No.
3 on Thursday.
The Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star will meet on Friday and will be
banqueted by Adah Chapter No. S, on
Friday evening.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16

BANK FAILURE
The Indemnity Savings and Loan
Company Fails to Open
Its Doors
SANB0RN IS ASSIGNEE
0msers Of Institution Declare That Il
is Perfectly Solvent and That Dc.
positors Will Be Paid in full.

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct 16.-The in.
demnity Savings and Loan Company.
a banking house in Superior Street,
failed to open its doors today. The
following notice was posted at the
entrance:
This company has made an assign.
ment, for the benefit of its creditors
to H. R. Sanborn, who will make a
financial statement as soon as an In.
ventOry can be made"
The concern was one against which
Attorney General Bliss began quo
warranto proceedings in the circuit
court on Saturday last, with view
to preventing the company continuing
in business in this state. The attorney
general charges that the company vio-
lated the state banking laws. H. R.
Sanborn is president of the company.
The officers of the institution declare
that 1t is absolutely solvent and that
depositors can readily be paid in full.
They also state that the attorney gen.
erals action was without due cause.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
JEMEz FOREST RESERVE CREATED
President Roosevelt Issues Proc lama.
ton for Protection of Headwaters
Of Various Rivers.

A Washington dispatch of Sunday
says that the work of storing food
waters of the Rio Grande River in it's
lower course through New Mexico,
which has engaged the attention of
the geological survey for years, has
shown the necessity for establishing
of forest reserves to protect certain
of it's headwaters in Colorado and
New Mexico, as the ordinary flow of
the river, or what is known as it's
permanent water, for 400 miles of it's
course above Ell Paso, representing the
drainage of $4,000 square miles, comes
almost entirely from a comparatively
small area in south-central Colorado
and northern New Mexico, where there
| is heavy snowfall in the mountains.
Below this area the rainfall Is so
meager and erratic that the country
| through which the river passes re-
quires all the water that comes down
stream. At present much of this
flow is wasted, owing to the Rio Gran
de being essentially torrential stream
subject to heavy and irregular floods
which frequently results in great
scarcity of water in the river in New
Mexico. To remedy this the reclama
ton service will impound the FLOOD
waters by a dam near Engle, New
Mexico, for the storage of sufficient
water to reclaim 100000 acres of land.
The success of this project, which will
necessitate a reservoir 40 miles in
length and involve an outlay Of over
seven million dollars, is largely de-
pendent upon conserving and equaliz-
ing the flow in certain streams tribu-
tary to the Rio Grande In it's upper
course, which can only be accom-
plished by affording proper protection
of forests which cover their various
watersheds.
The establishment, some months
ago, of the San Juan and Cochetopa
forest reserves, in Colorado, extended
protection over the sources of a num-
Der OF these tributaries. 1t has since,
however, been found advisable to re-
serve an additional area, across the
line in New Mexico. The president
II has accordingly proclaimed the Jemez
reserve, embracing 1,252,O0O acres OF
mountainous region in Rio Arriba and
Sandoval Counties, containing a por-
ton of the drainage basins of the Rio
Chama, Rio Puerco, Rio Jemez and
other important tributary streams.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
GRAND DUKE CYRIL DIScRACED.
Emperor Dismisses Him From Service
Because He Married the Princess
Victoria.

St. Petersburg, Oct. 16.-The Official
Messenger today published an imperial
ukase, dated October Is, dismissing
Grand Duke Cyril from service be.
cause of his recent marriage to Prin.
cess Victoria, the divorced wife Of the
Grand Duke Of Hesse The ukase also
deprives the Grand Duke of his decor
ations and other honors.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
TO BORE FOR OIL At AZTEC.
Company is Formed to Exploit Section
of San Juan County-Purely Lo.
cal Organization.

Last week at Aztec, San Juan Coun-
ty, the New Mexico OIL and Gas Com
pany was organized to bore for oil in
that region. The company is practical.
ly a local one and its officers are:
President, J. s. Hartman; vice presi-
dent, DR.. M. D. Taylor; treasurer, j.
R. Williams; secretary, E. P. Wilson.
In addition to the above the board Of
directors includes: Alexander Hart,
DR.. w. R. McRae, and w. A. Will
son.
The land to be exploited Is on the
ranches of ]. R. Williams and c. E.
Spath, four miles northeast of Aztec,
and twenty acres have been decided
to the company. At this point oil
flows on top of the water, and experts
say gas as we'll as oil will be found
Fat less than 1000 feet. Coal is said
to be 900 feet from the surface. Arte-
sian water is another possibility for
this company, and the people of the
entire valley are enthusiastically sup
porting the movement, believing that
lit is time to know what nnderlies the
valleys of San Juan County, and that
money and effort spent in this direc-
ton will return manifold to the peo-
pie interested.
The company is capitalized at $780,
900, and stock will be on the market
this week. Already about $4,000 of
stock has been pledged outside OF the
directors, and the well will be put
down as soon as negotiations can be
concluded for driller and outfit.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
SCHIFFER NOT IN NEW YORK.
Brother of Alamosa Banker Says He
Has Not Seen Abraham Since
28th of September.

New York, Oct. ia denial was
made yesterday by Herman Schiller
that his brother, Abraham, who was
connected with the defunct bank OF
Alamosa, Colorado, was in hiding in
Schiffer's house in this city. Herman
said he had not seen his
brother since September % and that
he did not know where he was.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
THE RiKsDAe RECOGNIZES NORWAY
Both Houses Pass Government Bill Re.
peallng Act Of Union--Former
Flag is Restored.

Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 16.-The
union between Norway and Sweden,
existing since 1914, has been dissolved,
both Houses of the Riksdag having
passed the government bill repeating
the act of the union and recognizing
Norway "as state separate frtdn the
union with Sweden" Both Houses
subsequently passed a new flag law.
The flag will be a yellow cross on a
blue ground, the same as existed prior
to 1914, the union mark now showing
in the upper left corner being elimi'
mated.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
AHLE foRFEI1s HIS BOND.
Publisher of Smart Set, Indicted for
Attempt to Extort, Fails to
Appear in Court.

New York, Oct. 16.-Charles Able,
who was indicted last Friday on the
charge of attempting to extort, in the
alleged attempt last summer to sell
subscriptions to the American Smart
Set for $500, to Edwin M. Post, failed
to appear in the court of general ses-
sions today and his bail was declared
forfeited. Ahle's lawyer told the
Judge he did not know where his client
had gone. The lawyer was given un-
til Wednesday to find Able.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
TWO MEN INJURED IN EXPLOSION
Denver & Rio Grande Freight Engine
Blows Up Near cucharas, Colora.
do, Saturday Morning.

AS the result Of the explosion Of
the boiler of Denver & Rio Grande
freight engine near Cucharas, Colora-
do, Saturday morning, Fireman Fen
nell and Brakeman Merritt were seri.
ously injured. They were taken to
the hospital at Pueblo and will recov.
er.
On account Of the accident, which
occurred on the joint track, the north
bound Colorado & Southern passenger
train was detoured via La Junta over
the Santa Fe and all trains we're late
arriving at Trinidad.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
AT CARRIZoZO
WANTED IN TEXAS.

Deputy Sheriff William Reilly Of
Lincoln County, and Mounted Police
man l.. F. Avent last week arrested
at Carrizozo one Arch Parker, who is
wanted in Crockett County, Texas, for
horse stealing. Parker has been placed
in the Lincoln County jail to await the
arrival of the Texas County sheriff.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
YELLOW FEVER ABOUT DIssIPATED
Federal Authorities Believe That This
Week viii End the Epidemic in
City Of New Orleans.

New Orleans, Oct. 16.-Unless the
federal authorities are to be greatly
disappointed, the week beginning to-
day will practically end the yellow
fever situation. The remarkable show
ing of only eight new cases in the
past twenty-four hours Is regarded
as confirming the prediction that the
fever will ultimately die out. General
improvements in the state condition
continue.
There have been six cases since
p. m. Sunday and a total to date OF
1920. The total deaths have been
433.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
SUPREME COURT DENIES MOTION.
To Advance Hearing in Case Of James
Howard, Convicted Of Completely
in Goebel Murder.

Washington, Oct 16.-A motion to
advance the hearing in the case of the
state of Kentucky VS.. James Howard
convicted of completely in the murder
of Governor Goebel made in the SUI
preme court of the United States last
Tuesday, was today denied by the
court. The case already has an ad-
vanced place on the docket and prob
ably will be heard in December in reg
ular business.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
V|EWS0F THE
C0NGRESSMEN
They Believe in Single State
hood for Arizona and
New Mexico
BEvER|OCE is SCORED
Davis, Of Minnesota, Says the indiana
Senator's Report Does Not Give
True Situation.

prescott, Ariz., Oct 1G.-The Con
sresslonal party divided yesterday
laWney and several others going tc
the Crown-King mines, the others max
ing side trips through the mountains
TO the granite quarries and Whipple
barracks, to inspect the new build
lhgs under construction there.
Several OF the Congressman were
asked for their views on the question
OF joint statehood
Adams. of Wisconsin, said: 81 voted
once for jointure because | knew no
better ! know better now. | am
Arizona's captive and surrender com.
pletely. | am against jointure."
Goebel, of Cincinnati: "Arizona's s
schools should alone entitle her to be-
come a state If nothing more, but she
has a great deal more She deserves
statehood now and until she gets it
she will find warm advocate and
friend in me-"
Minor, of Wisconsin: "We are all
with Arizona Fasteners have an idea
that all civilization is east of the Mis-
sissippi River, but if they could only
visit Arizona they would change. 1t
would be crime to link Arizona to
New Mexico, although the latter is a
great Territory also. Both are large
enough, and interests so varied and
people so different should remain sep
arate."
Tawney, of Minnesota Were the
members of Congress to come here
and see, doubt if the four-fifths who
have voted for the jointure would do
so after the visit. l now know the
conditions and believe my next vote
will meet with Arizona's approval
Sure to Come Some Day.
Madden, of Chicago: "The day will
come when Arizona will get single
statehood. If l can help l will. l am
astonished at the wonders of the terri
tory, agricultural interests, mining,
farming, civilization and educational
facilities. No better schools or higher
state of civilization exist in the entire
country"
Davis, Of Minnesota: IF Senator
Beveridge's report on Arizona was
true, the Territory has changed won.
derfully in a short time. l am from
the west and l will always vote with
the west and I do not want to see any
more such big states as Texas. be-
'lieve Arizona is now fit to become a
state"
Maynard, of Virginia: II am the
only Democrat in the party. If it were
not for family ties, home associations
and native love for dear old Virginia,
/ would sell my ticket and stay in Ari-
zona, and If l ever move it will be to
this territory which will soon be a
state and 1t deserves it."
Marshall, OF South Dakota: 81 be-
lieve itywrong to both territories to
even breathe the idea of jointure.
voted for it once, but have revised
my ideas and I am going home and
preach the gospel Of rich and great
Arizona to my colleagues. No higher
state of civilization, no better schools,
no more patriotic people can be found
in the United States than these"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-16
vNCnARITABlE AND UNCnRlSTIAN
New Haven Minister Declines to Be
Delegate to Coming Meeting Of
Federated Churches.

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct 16.-Rev.
George H. Ferris, pastor of the Bap-
tist Church, declined yesterday to be
a delegate to the coming meeting OF
the federated churches in Philadelphia,
because of the refusal to admit the
Unitarian Churches. He declared
such action to be uncharitable and un-
christian.