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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
SEARCH SLOUGH
BED FOR GOLD
Special Dispatch to The Cali


STOCKTON. March 30.-Several hun
dred Stockton people have the gold
fever. Two days ago some teamsters
engaged in hauling sand from the bed
of Mormon Channel at the foot of
Stanislaus street detected some glitter
ing particles in the deposits of the
currents, and on investigating found
them to be purest gold. They did not
retain their secret and on the same day
scores of people-men, women and
children found their way to the To-
cality and industriously began panning
the sand and gravel. An occasional
find stimulated their interest and that
of others who had heard the story and
came as spectators. The excitement
grew and one or two hard workers
gathered as much as $50 each of the
yellow stuff. The fever spread to-day
and hundreds lined the streams bank
and worked with varying success
From time to time particles of the pre-
cious stuff would be found and the ex-
citement would grow. It was a veri-
table Kiondike rush and people could
be found working in the picturesque
crowd who would not be suspected as
probable victims of such excitement.
1t is related that between 500 and
$1,000 worth of coarse gold has already
been taken from the slough bed The
majority of the oldtimers hold to the
theory that the gold was lost or buried
by the Mexicans in early days, for the
scene of the discovery is the site of the
Mexican quarter of Stockton in pioneer
times.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
PICK uNEARTHS
INDIAN RELICS
Special Dispatch to The Call

REDDING, March 30.-While blaz-
ing a trail over which he will guide
tourists to the summer fishing
grounds and health resorts on Pitt
River, Walter Hays, a resident of
Burney Valley, made an interesting
and valuable find/a few days ago. He
was working in little vale, between
two mountains, when his pick struck
something that gave forth an unusual
sound. Investigation showed that the
pick had been driven through a mass
of curious Indian beads, shells, pieces
of wampum and other Indian treas
ures. Some of the beads and shells
had been in the ground so long that
they were turned to lime. Hays took
his relics home, cleaned and fumigat-
ed them, strung the beads on a string
and brought them to Redding. He
has been offered a large price for
them, but will not SELL The place
where the relics were found is the
spot where almost the whole Pitt
River tribe was massacred by the Mo-
doc Indians in 1873, and it is thought
that the beads belonged to these In
dians. The beads and shells are such
as are only found near the coast and
were probably priceless to the Indians.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
CqHUaS Causes a Case OF
Pollte Hysfey1es Among
lie Guests.
PydgJ-eSS Is Manifest ln the
Work Of HI the Et-
hl6zt0Ys.
RY LAURA BRIDE POW ERs.

There was a beautiful time at the
Art Institute last night
Lights cleaned from every window IN
tne mass OF gray gables, and Henry
Reyman's musicmakers sent melody
unto the rafters high o'erhead and an
interested lot of interesting people
thronged into the house gallery, thence
into the Mary Searles.
II was opening night-private view
Of the spring exhibition. and. as they
say solemnly in England, it opened
most ausplciously'
Now, be IL known that the spring eX-
hibit is the beginning and the end Of
the artists year. They date their af-
Iairs from the spring exhibitions, just
As women do from the date of their ILL
nesses
Since the past year has been rather
busy tWelvemonth among the painter
folk, anticipation has shot high as TO
the quality Of the work TO be offered.
And now the story's out.
The jury. composed Of three clever
artist chaps, are having some rather
hard things said about them. ana il all
happened thUsly: These jury people
determined upon high standard-they
Ould sift the work with auSterity and
teaTlessness. Resuit-a good One-thirc
turned down, rather more than the
average of reflections. But by the way,
rot all these rejected convases are
Junk: far from it, Hence the howl But
The howl is always with us-its a COM
ronent part Of the exhibit
But when the jury was sitting in
Judgment who hypnotized it into. ac-
ccpting that impossible nightmare of
Piazzoni's. The End of Day" that
hangs on the west wall? The Song of
the Marshland, by the same chap, is
weird thing. bordering dangerously
rear 70 faddism, but il holds a certain
poetry in its dun dullness and is sane
in its conception. So, too, is his sheep"
picture. But, ye gods that smudge of
tar is a madness and pitched everybody
into polite Mysteries. 1t almost caused
a riot
Nota bic csnvases were shown by Isa-
bel hunter. scarcely less good than her
master Mathews: VIII Sparks, Eu-
sen AeUhaUs, Harry W. Seawell, Eve
Iyn Mccormick, Gordon Coutts, Matteo
Sandona. Arthur F. Mathews, Willis
E. Davis, Theodore Wores, Joseph
Green baum. William Keith, John III.
Gamble. Lorenzo p. Latimer, Charles
Eoli0 Peters, H. J. Breuer, Eva Al
u-ond Withrow, Ada Romer Shawhan,
Anna Frances Briggs. H. ". Hansen,
Alice B. Chittenden, c. Chapel Judson,
j. VI. Griffin. Almer Wachtel. Lille
o. Ryan. Fannie Soule Campbell and
ieW new people. Now most of these folk
show development. nearly all save our
high priest. Keith, whose canvas is not
The woodland epic We have learned to
i5ok fer from this big man Of the West
From any other this canvas would be
worthy. but not from Keith. 1t lacks
his sympathy and his subtle under
landing
All told. the exhibition clearly out
,4asses its predecessors for three or
feur years past Hence the copious flow
of tears ana the volume of unpretty
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
MRS. CHADWICK ANXIOUS
TO CLEAR UP HER ESTATE
Hearing of Bankruptcy Proceedings
Is Postponed Pending the Ar
rival of important Papers.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 30.-At
the conclusion of conference to-day
between Trustee Nathan Loeser of
the Chadwick estate and Mrs. Cassie
l.. Chadwick the bankruptcy hearing,
which was scheduled for to-day. was
postponed until next Monday. Mrs.
Chadwick had promised that after
the trial she would do all in her
power to assist the authorities in
clearing up her affairs, and she is
now awaiting the arrival of important
papers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
Pressmen Elect Delegates.
Gasp

At a meeting of the Printing Press
mems Union, No. "a, held last even
ing, j. H. Roxburgh was elected re-
cording secretary and George Witt
man financial secretary. The follow
ing delegates were also chosen: La
Dor Council-G. Berry, G.. B. Benham,
r. G. Rice and j. p. White: Interna-
tional Printing Pressmen's annual
convention, to be held in. this city in
June-E. w. Browne. G. B. Benham,
George Sauer and S. p. Kane.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
Personal.

]. E. Egbert of Marysville is at the
Grand.
A. B. Hill. Petaluma business man,
is at the Lick.
P. j. Lancaster, a lumberman of
Willis, is at the California.
G. II. Norman. a merchant of Santa
Cruz, is staying at the California.
R. NJ. Shackelford, a rancher of
Paso Robles. is at the California.
F DIR. A. P. Preston of Manila regis
tered yesterday at the Occidental.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bailey of Cam
den, n. J., are at the st. Francis.
Congressman Charles E. Gillette
of Addison. n. Y. is at the Palace.
@. D. Posey, a Los Angeles min
ing man, arrived at the Palace yes
terday.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Martindale of
Los Angeles are staying at the st.
Francis.
Prentiss Maslin. a well-known busi-
ness man of Sacramento, is at the
Russ.
A. del Toro, who has several large
interests in Mexico, and wife are at
the Palace.
George S. Cox. a prominent resident
Of Newark. and his family are al the
st. Francis.
z. d. Tenney, manager of the Eva
plantation of Hawaii, is guest at the
st. Francis.
H. c. Clark and H. P. Hixon,
wealthy lumbermen of La Crosse,
Wis, and their wives are registered at
the St. Francis.
John A. Wilson, one of the promi-
nent oil men Of Franklin, Pa, arrived
here yesterday with his family. They
are staying at the Palace.
j. c. Stubbs, director of traffic of
the Hartman lines, is on his way to
this city, having left Chicago a week
ago by way of New Orleans.
The Rev. Sebastian DaIovich will
leave San Francisco in a few days for
the East to take charge of the Ortho-
dox Slayonian Church of North Amer
lea.
d. B. Martin, passenger traffic man.
ager Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, and his family arrived here
yesterday in private car from the
south and are staying at the Palace.
Mrs. David Whitney, the weaIthiest
woman in Michigan, has arrived from
Detroit and is staying at the st. Fran
els. Her wealth, which was inherited
from her husband, lumber magnate,
is estimated at s25, 100000.
Among the distinguished guests at
the Palace are Governor M. A. Otero
of New Mexico and his wife. son and
niece. The Governor has come to San
Francisco for a rest after the strenu-
Gus work Of legislative session.
Rudolph Herring of New York. who
ranks among the cleverest of Ameri-
can engineers, is staying at the Pal
ace. Herring was retained by Mayor
Phelan as consulting engineer when
the local government was considering
plans for improving the sewer system
of this city, and he was also engaged
to remodel the drainage system of
Honolulu. He is here on private busi-
ness.
Several Of the most prominent lum-
bermen of the Middle West are among
the recent arrivals at the hotels. E.
Z. Eaugle, a Chicago dealer in cedar
wood. is at the Palace; John Dalzell
manager of the Whitney interests in
Michigan, is at the ST. Francis;
Thomas Monroe millionaire lumber
man of Muskegon. Mich, and wife are
at the Palace; B. F. Ferguson, a mill
Honaire lumberman of Chicago, is at
the St Francis; Thomas Atkins of
Green Bay. Wis, president of the
newly incorporated Metropolitan Red
wood Company of Eureka, is at the
Palace, and r. E. Dorr of Saginaw,
who is interested in the Pacific Lum-
Der Company, is also at the latter hos
telry.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
Athletic Union Rules to Govern.

PORTLAND, Or, March 80
Rather than clash with the Amateur
Athletic Union the Multnomah Anna
teur Athletic Club of this city has de-
cided to hold the Lewis and Clark Ex-
position sports this summer under the
rules of the union. instead of the
North Pacific Amateur Athletic AS
ISOLATION, as proposed. This was
brought about through a letter from
Herbert Hauser, secretary of the Pa
cific Athletic Association of the union,
to George Mcmillan, Oregon commits
sioner of the union
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
RECKLESS AUTOMOBILIST
HELD FOR MANSIAUGHTER

Barbee Hook Must Stand Trial for
Causing the Death of a Young
Woman.
LOS ANGELES, March 3o.-Barbee
Hook, son of the late w. S. Hook,
president of the Los Angeles Traction,
and reputed millionaire, was charged
with manslaughter to-day by the Cor
oner's jury that investigated the death
of Miss Margaret Birtwistle, who was
run down and fatally injured here last
Sunday by an automobile driven by
young Hook.
Hook was placed under arrest late
this afternoon and taken before a JUS
tice of the Peace, where he was for
mally arraigned and his bond fixed at
$500, which was furnished
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

WANTS MORE HELP.-A communication
from City Engineer Woodward recommending
the appointment OF certain additional employees
in his department was received by the Board
OF Public Works yesterday. President Macs
tretti said, "The letter will be fled" and the
board so ordered. though Woodward urged the
necessity of early and favorable action.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
ESCONDIDO IRRIGATION
DISTRICT is DISSOLVED
Judge Conklin of San Diego Grants
the Petition Filed by Interested
Residents

SAN DIEGO. March 3O.--Judge Conk-
lin Of the Superior Court to-day issued
a decree granting the petition for the
dissolution of the Escondido Irrigation
District The order is most frnpor-
tant one, inasmuch as it brings to a
successful end the efforts of the prop
erty owners of the district to free
themselves from debt.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

words-the jury sffted, and sifted rig
orously-except where it didn't
How would you like to be the jury?
The exhibition continues until Thurs
day, April 27, from to o'clock on the
evenings of intermediate Thursdays.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

WANTS IMPROVEMENT University
Mound and Bay View Club petitfoned the Su-
pervisors yesterday TO appropriate $1,000 to i'm
prove Charter Oak avenue and Sf25o to build
bridges Wayiand street, near Princeton:
Gaven streets. and Thjrty-hfth avenue south.
near Il street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

SUSPECTED THIEVES cAUGHT.-The
landiady of the Nevada House, 1872 Sixth
street reported 10 the police Wednesday
night that the rooms OF two men had been
entered and coin stolen. Policemen Tillman
and Farrell detailed in plain clothes to
catch the thieves. They yesterday arrested
tin on SUSPICION.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

Shattered nerves. weak stomach, inn
paired digestion and inability TO sleep all
disappear when Lash's Bitters are used :
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

Try the United States Laundry. 1000
Market street Telephone South 40.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

The interests OF childhood and youth
are the interests of mankind. james.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

ROME, March 3e--victor Emmanuel, in
the throne room, to-day received Meyer the
retiring American ambassador in a farewell
audience.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
MARY FAIRWEATHER
A. TYnIH HAY.Y.

TUESDAY AFTERNOON APRIL a
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL s.
Mrs. Fairweather will be assisted az the
piano by Mr. Fred Maurer. Reserved Seats
on sale Saturday morning at sherman. Clay &
Chs Prices-s1. T5c Soc. Holders Of Con
ried Opera Tickets, upon presentation OF same,
VIII be entitled TO 81 seats for T5c and Use
tickets for Soc
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31
PARSIFAL LECTURE

The extraordinary interest evinced BY ths
San Francisco public In the coming OF PAR
SIFAL has induced the management OF this
CONRIED METROPOIITAN OPERA to an
nounce two ''PARSIFAL'' lectures BY
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-31

ALEAE11A-sAr. MAT. as3o p. ~.
ssass Now On sals-Farswsll concsrt
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17

Severiano Gutierrez, de 65 amos de
edad, fallecio en- Santa Rita la semana
pasada de cancer en- la garganta.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17
MUEREN EN- UNA NORIA.
Melquiades Baca y in Pastor de 0vejas Mueren
en- eI Plan de una Noria.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

Estancia, N. M, JUNO Is. Han lle
gado las noticias aqui de que Melquia,
des Baca, hermano de Don Carlos Ba-
ca, alguacil del condado de Valencia,
Sc ahogo en- el rancho de ovejas del tl.
timo cerca de Pinos Wells, ell mierco.
les en- la mafiana. La pompa en- la no.
ria la cual < tiene 160l pies de hondo y
tiene como treinta pies de aqua, nece-
sitaba algunas reparaciones y ell Sr
Baca entro a la noria para yer sobre
las mismas. Despues que ell Sr. Baca
habia estado en- la noria algun tempo,
los hombres que estaban arriba Sc
alarmaron y un pastor de ovejas, EN-
pleado en- ell rancho entro adentro q in
vestigar y tambien falt6 en- regresar.
Sc cree que ambos fueron ssofocados
por ell gas J cayeron en- ell aqua, dando
fin sus dias ahogandose. = A causa
de la profundidad de la noria ningunos
esfuerzos Sc hicieron para recobrar los
cuerpos ell microbes. Ell alguacil Baca
ha sido notiticado y Sc esperaba que
llegaria al rancho ell jueves.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17
Torbura de un Predicador.

La historic de la tortura del Rev 0.
D. Moore, pastor de la iglesia Bautista
de Harpersville, N. Y, interesara
Vd. El dice: "Sufrf agonias causa
una tos persistente resultado de la
grip. Tenia que dormir sentado en-
mi CANA. Probe muchos remedies,
sin alivio, hasta que tome ell Nuevo
Descubrimiento del Dr. King para
Tfsis, Tos y resfrio que euro entera.
mente mi tos y me salv6 de tfsis." Un
remedio grande para enfermedad de
la Garganta y Pulmones. Sc vende
en- la Botica de Fischer y Cfa. Precic
SOC y $1.00 garantizado. Dotella de
muestra gratis.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17
MOrdido por Una Yfbora.

Don Juan A. Baca, de Barley, nos
comunica Ell triste y tragico aconteci-
miento de la muerte de Josesito, un
nifio de Don Mariana Chaves ocurrido
en- ell Carrizal como resultado de un pi-
quote de vfbora de cascabel. La des
gracia ocurri6 en- ell patio de la casa de
Don Jose Chaves y Baca, abuelito de
la inocente vfctima, ell dia go de Mayo.
Segun la relacion que nos da nuestro
corresponsal, Josesito iba para la casa
de su. abuelo llevando de la mano una
nina de como A 8 amos de edad. All
tempo de subir los nifios al portal de
la casa, una seflora que estaba dentro
oyo derrepente ell estridente llanto de
los niflos inmediatamente corri6
yer 10 que sucedfa. Cogio al ni1o del
brazo para levantarlo y entonces OBJ
servo que tenia una vfbora prendida
la corbita, la cual no 10 solt6 hasta que
la sonora 10 hubo soliviado del suelo.
Sc advirtio que el nine tenia cuatro
mordidas en- la corbita, de cuyo efecto
murio ocho horas despues, que fue a
las 6 de la tarde. Sus funerales Sc
verificaron ell dia 81 las 10 de la ma.
f1ana en- el campo santo que tienen los
seflores Chaves en- su rancho del Ca
rrizal. La Voz del Pueblo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17

Ell Dr. Charles Wheelon, el osteopata
trata todas las intermediates agudas
8 cronicas sin drogas 6 medicinas. Ell
tratamiento es puramente manipulate
vo, no siendo usadas ningunas drogas.
Esta especialmente adaptable a enfer-
medades cronicas y intermediates de
los nif1os. La osteopatia busca y re-
mueve la causa, de la enfermedad y la
salud resulta. Els simple y sera ex-
plicada por ell DR.. Wheelon a cualquie-
ra que deseare investigate. Ofcinas
en- 103 Avenida del Palacio.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17
Favorece Toda Publicidad.
Ell Gobernador 0tero Cree tai cosa ser Propla y
Derecta para. .ProcedImientos de- curpos
0ficiaIes


Ell Cuerpo Territorial de Educacol
el cual estuvo en- session el viernes pa
sado en- la tarde y todo ell dia del saba
do concluyo sus tareas va tarde ell sd
bado. Ell Nuevo Mexicano no pudo e
sabado en- la tarde obtener informa
cion concerniente sus procedimien
tos porque el cuerpo estaba en- sesior
continua, y el.presidente del cuerpo
ell Gobernador M. A. Otero y ell secre
tario, ellProfesor Hiram Hadley, esta
ban muylocupados para dar cualquieI
information, y los procedimientos ha
bian sido llevados en- taquigratia y nc
habian sido copiados al tempo que el
representante del Nuevo Mexicano Sc
paesent6 en- la session del cuerpo por
noticias. A un representante de este
papel el Gobernador Otero dijo ell lines
que favorecia toda publicidad de los
procedimientos de los varios cuerpos
territoriales cuando fuesen, 'tenidas, Y
deseaba'' que NADIA de.interes fuese
ocultado los periodicos. Cree que
es para los mejores intereses de la CO.
munidad que ell pueblo sepa 10 que Sc
esta hacienda por sus representatives
y los oficiales que ha puesto en- oficina,
y que los procedimientos de los cuer-
pos territoriales debe darseles compile
ia circulation. En- verdad, deseaba
que todos los reportadores del Nuevo
Mexicano y otros papeles Sc hicieran
la obligation de atender las sesiones
de comisiones territoriales cuerpos
para que tomen notas ellos mismos y
den las noticias asi obtenidas sus
lectores tan pronto como sea possible.
Ell, por su psrte, cuando Sc lie pida in.
formation y cuando tenga ell propio
tempo, siempre estara listo a proper
cionar la misma sobre materias ofcia-
les que sean de interes al pueblo y que
deben comunicarse por todo ell pals.
Ell Nuevo Mexicano de hoy publica en-
otra columna un ies1men de los pro-
cedimientos de la reunion de la sema-
ma pasada del Cuerpo de Educacion los
cuales son muy interesantes, porque
Sc transaron muchos negocios de i'm
portancia. Si las notas taquigrafas
de estos procedimientos hubiesen sido
sabado este papel hubiera
dado las noticias mas.temprano, pero
como Sc tomo tempo para hacer este y |
El Nuevo, Mexicano teniaque estar en-
la prensa para las 4 de la tarde este no
Sc pudo hacer entonces. No hubo dis
posicion por parte de ningun miembro
del Cuerpo de Educacion retener la
mas mfnima information; antes al con-
trario, cada miembro del cuerpo ex-
pres6 voluntad y prontitud en- darles
s los periodicos toda la ayuda possible
an obtener un registro correcto y nue.
vas de los procedimientos. Ell Nuevo
Mexicaho desea decir aqui mismo que
este papel esta bdjo obligaciones con
d Gobernador Otero, quien siempre
IA sido hallado en- todos tiempos du-
rante los ocho amos de su ncumbencia
le la oficina ejecutiva de Nuevo Mexi-
20, muy cortes y obligatorio hacia y
nuy cordial a representatives dc la
prensa, territoriales de otro modo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17

Fl Nuevo Mexicano desea lamar h
atenclon de los agentes al heche d
que no SO les concede comisi6n por -
IA compaflia por suscrioi6n do loo sas-
critores viejos, y no deben hacer -
ducoi6n 81 envian 81 d;nero Do sllos-
Por los nuevos suscritores % les On.
esds oomiai6n q hAoar - semAaA
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17

gulares del Cuerpo Territorial de Edu-
cacion, de ser tenidas cada trimestre.
No habiendo mas negocios el cuerpo
Sc prorrogo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17
Noticias de BernaIiIlo.

| NOtlciaS de Bernallll0.
Emiliano Lucero y la Sra. Santiste
van hicieron unsviaje con negocios
Hagan ell microbes.
| Julio Martinez, de Madrid, estuvo
en- Bernalillo ell sabado pasado, regre
sando al campo el martes. Atendio al
funeral de su padre, quien fue sepul-
tado en- Los Cerrillos ell domingo.
Benicio Salazar ha cam biado sus
muebles de casa a Thornton, donde su
familia residira temporariamente
mientras que el Sc ocupara en- la cons
truccion de un gran edificio de alma
cenaje para la Compaf1ia Mercantil de
Bernalillo en- la plaza anterior.
Mucha gente de Bernalillo y Algo-
dones atendio a la fiesta annual de San
Antonio de Pacua, celebrada en- ell Pue-
bio de los Indios de Sandia ell martes
pasado.
Don Pedro Perea, superintendent
de aseguranza, estuvo en- este lugar ell
domingo en- la tarde, regresando a
Santa Fe ell lines.
Marquis Wisbourne entrego en- Ell
mercado un gran cargamento de lana
esta semana, recibiendo precios altos.
La fiesta de. San ] uan'. SCI celebrara
en- Algodones el dia "a de JUNO.
Felix Silva ha alquilado la sala de
Louis Gross en- la parte de abajo de la
Gale Principal y ha mudado su surtido
de efectos la nueva localizacion.
Bonifacio Mcntoya ACADIA. de COM
pletar una buena esquila de lana. To-
dos los borregueros este afio Sc sien-
ten muy contentos y agradecidos.
Ell Dia de Corpus Christi pronto es-
tara aqui y sera debidamente celebra-
do como ha sido la costumbre desde
tempo inmemorial.
John w. Sullivan, superintendent
de las minas de carbon por la Compa-
MIA de Combustible y Hero de Nuevo
Mexico en- Hagan, estuvo en- la plaza ell
domingo, y regres6 al campo ell lines.
~s--
Ha sido sentenciado la horca un tai
Johann Heed, por haber envenenado a
su mujer, y en- ell curse del proceso
resulto que en- veinte amos Sc habia
casado con cuarenta y dos mujeres, "
todas elias habian muerto de manera
sospechosa, ell jurado determine que
dentro de un messvaya a reunirse con
elias la eternidad.
Una terrible tempestad de viento y
lluvia visito la parte .sus del estado de
Texas, destrupendo mucha propiedad
Y matando varias, personas: en- ei Con-
dado de Kaskill cuatro casas fueron
destruidas, tres nifios de Will Towne
fueron muertos y la mama Sc encon.
tro sin sentido y se.cree morira tam
bien: en- Malone la iglesia Romano y
la Bautista' 'fueron destruidas varias
otras casas: en- Waco tambien muchas
casas fueron derrumbadas y maltra.
tadas otras.
.Junta de los COmisi0nnd0s de la Pentenciarfa
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-06-17
Junta de los comsionndos de la Pentenciarfa

Junta de los Comisionndos de la Penitenciarfa
La junta regular de cada trimestre
del Cuerpo Territorial de Comisiona-
dos de la Penitenciaria fue tenida en-
la oficina del superintendent de la
penitenciaria ell martes en- la tarde.
Presentes, F. Fl. Pierce, Las Vegas,
presidente; Juan Navarro, Mora, Sc
cretario; Louis Ilfeld, Albuquerque;
w. H. Newcomb, Silver City, y Mala
quias Martinez, de Taos, miembros.
Atendieron negocios rutinarios des-
pues de 10 cual Sc prorrogo