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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16


9arrp Sarrea, 725 ehb Capitol
Nbe., Der sefern isinen s. Selbfmorb-
periu9 unternabm gerietb in bic
6dnoe zines Nrates beHen ent-
i9loKenem Muftreten er biesmaI iein
2eben peroanst. 9arrp bate our Nb=
tue4slung einmal eine 9ofs 2auba.
nom au Ra genommen unb Sr. 9onb
uuroe CUR @tele gerufen. Ser Ir3t
iab fOfOrt, bob bier nur f&nslles 6an-
bsln etwas er3ielen f6nne. rnb 10 madte
ct ft9 unb:r3igli6 oaran, ben auf benz
Bette liegenben 6arrp unter Nnmsn=
bun9 Der @eqenmitteI unb Der Wagens
pumpe bas Gift aus3utrsibsn unb ibnl
10 oas 2ebsn au retten.
4ls Der Mr3t gerabe BEL Der befsn
Irbeit mar, erf&ien 9arrp's 8ater, Der
f4 iofort baran ma9te, benz Doctor
nit aaerlei S9mei@eInamen bas 2sbsn
3u berbittern. Sr. 6onb tebrte ii6
ni&t oaran, leiftete aud Der Muforbe=
berung, bas 6aus 3u berlafsn, teins
Golge.
Der dltere Sarren. bierbur9 uttbenb
gema9t, ging oanu gum Gngriffe iiber,
murbe aber bur4 ben Mr3t fofort beim
s9lafittden senommen uub 10 grhno'
lid bur&gehauen, bab er tpie Elm Bee
goRener pubel aus benz 3immsr
f9li9.
9arrp uurbs nod geraumsr 3eit
bur4 barte Nrbeit 10 melt bergefeQt,
bak man ibn als aubsr @efabr be-
tra4tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Yerfoaal= Notise,s.

Srn. @ilbelm Stbffler
tpurbe anldbli& Der 12id6ri9en Wie-
bsrtebr ieinss 6o9aeitstages bon ieinen
San9esfreunoen beg 2ieoertran3 elm
prd9ttses Stdnb9en aebra9t. 9r.
St6iflsr mar tbsr bieie Nufmerfiamfeit
freubiQ tiberrai9t. Seine Satin 3eigte
iebo& balo our4 bic treffi&e 8eiuirs
tbung Der Sdnserbrhber, baB He Der
Situation b6lig seua@ien mar unb
fr6bli9e unb senuBrei9e Stunben tpur-
ben In benz trauten 3reiie berlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
3wei sdwar5e
6eitebenS Strabenrauber 81 iein.
Bon ben lteberfallsnen iSsntifisirt

SoIsp6 &oaers unb Srsb Wotlep,
3uei Nsser, $50 @Olton Str. tpObn=
baft. gefanoen beute frhb bic GtraBsn.
rduber gewsien 3u iein. tDel9e Siens'
tag N6eno ben 5armer Nnbretu &oat
nabs oem 6aa @rest unb Ger Wsf To-.
StraBenbrtife iiberfislsn unn beraubten.
Roat, Der fi9 auf benz Ssit1msge
befanb, our9fubr geraoe bas @sldnos
beim ftdbtiiaen Soipitale, als pl6Blid
elm Neser isinem Yferoe in bic 3hsel
fisl, 3uglsi9 elm S9isBsiisn auf ben
Snia1sn beg Wasens ri9tsno. gbe
Roat ft9 nod sisentli9 beRnnen
tOnnte, tau9te bereits Elm speiter Nese,
nebsn benz @agen auf, iiie9 aui BIZ
NGie bes Rabss unb suang Roat
unter gorbaltsn zines S9ieBeiiens
feline aari1aft ab3uliefern.
Stint Dollars in gaargelb, cine gol.
>bsne uhr, Elm SaiGsnmeRer uno eins
gis3anse uurosn benz Opfer absenom'
men uno &Oat uuros oann nit beul
Bsoeutsn, i9nea feiner Wsge au fab=
rem, entlaHen.
Sie @ebeimpoli3iffen 9erber unb
8rimps. nsl9e bic Spur osrlStrau9.
Sis6e aufnabmsn. erfubren, oab am
Dtittpo9 4bsuo 3tpei He9er cine SIS
SoaarnOte in elmer Wirtbi9aft an Der
Walnut unb Wgnes Ctr. tpsdielten.
Die 8samten begaben fit5 oortbin uno
berbaftstsn ben &ogsrs. Wtotlsp uurbe
fpdter in Ieiner Dobnung berbaftet,
er bate Roat's l1br in isinsm gsfb.
SroB otsier Betueiie Ieugneten oij
2srls Bis bsuts firth bebarrli9 unb &C.
ftanben erf, als &oaf ibnen gegentibe,
geftsqt uuroe unb fie ibentifisirte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Sie ,Sdwar5en Snu=
bert"
Oroben nit 2eprehalien falls
auf Ole Streifer eeibofen
miro.
9te &dlte Der gr0bte 8etmo
oer &tretter.

ST. Yetersburs, 16. gtob.
6eute Waittag psrftinbste bic @siel-
i6aft Der ,Sdmar3sn Sunbert" In
elmer Proclamation, baB Der 6efibenoe
She'll Der gep6ltsrung maHatrirt tuers
ben wtirbs, tpsnn man es mage ben
Sruppsn gu bsfsblsn auf Die Streiter
su f9ieBen.
Sas talte Wstter, tpel9es nun bors
berri9t, ift aud in oieisr Sefa6r Der
bette General RuBlanbs. Nabe3u 100.
900 Wann fnb nun an bem streit Bee
tbeiligt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

Die SnbianapoIis $erminal ,unb
Sraetiom 60. uia bam 8. De1ember ab
bas @e6alt Der Beamten Der StraBen
babnen I'm / Gent bie Stunbe erb66en.
Sas ma9t unsefdbr 10 Gents ben
xae Far iebsn Der 600 geamten unb
erb6bt bic Musgaben Der 60. um
$22, 600 bas Sabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Sn Ebilaoelpbia seitorbem.

5rau Nnna Sinfelafsr, @attin bor
Carl 8. Sinfelafer, bis bor einigen
Sabren bier tpobnbaft. ifarb am Is.
Nopember in ibrer Wobnung. go,
1925 Norb 10. Str. philadelphia.
ga. Die 3ab Isei4en bisigsn Greunb,
Der nun 8eritorbenen merben BIZ
Srauerna9ri9t nit geoauern berneb.
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
2teoertratts.
MISUNDERSTANDING It. Satts
Gonntag; 26. Wopember,
tn oer 0ermtanta ca4e.


Wdbrenb er gefern beim Sif9beden
In Der SrrenanitaIt aur Ollie berbsige-
3Ogen NOR, 1T Wi9ael @iIsp, ein so
Sabre alter patient entfobsn.
&ilep bate ben Nuftras, cine Mn-
aabl Seller ins anbere @ebdube at tra-
gen. ct febte bic Seller nieber, fobalb
ct ben 6cf betrat. lief NIT Der S@neus
eines 9ebebten @ebes auf ben 3aun
log unb entfam, ebe man nod cine
,Abnung bon feinem Worbaben bate.
gr tpirb aIs barmlos beasi9net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Na6rtGter aus Snbtana.
g d erer,u n ( q I.

anberon, Is. Sob. Sn sinsm
3uiammenifoB ieines Nutomobils nit
sinem Gra@t3us an 8aft Sibins wurbe
Maiion 5inbs, Elm @oab Sup.rbiior
Der Big Sour gabn. setOotet uno Wm.
Bennett f&per berIeBt.
We9ere4t mad Sort
apnegefauft.
Sort @apne, Is. Sob. =
Sur9 ben Mntauf elmer 1900 6uB
lan9en Strede oes aIten &analbettes iii
es Der SOleoo uno @bicago Sraction
60. selunsen elm wsrtbpOlss @sgsrs9t
in bic etubtsrsn3en unierer Staot su
erlan9en.
Die 8abn mar bis auf 3uei Meilen
bor Der Stabt bsreits nit oem gaue
bes gabnoammes fsrtIq. Die gee
fammte Mannf@aft Der @sieIli9aft ift
iest nit benz Nufperfen bes 8abnbam=
mes big 3ur Staot bef9dftigt, uno man
ermartet, bab big S9IuB Der @o9e
bas mod feblenbe gnoe fertig geftelt
fsin tpirb.
Die gabn=8eieqf9aft sebentt einsn
Gra4tbabnbof 3l erri9tsn unb tpirb
Jra4ten an bie Baltimore unb Obip
@eieaidaft, nit Der fe tn Garrett Mn-
f9lub bat, abliefern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Humanien.
6eerduber q nj Wert.

- &c " III " I.
Butaref, Is. Hop. Wie ge=
mslbst tpirb, bauisn Seerduber an bsr-
f&ieoenen 2aifenitri9en bes S9war;en
Mesres fiirdterlid. Utebrere Gan,i.
lien, bie aus &ublano gefOben tuaren,
f1na BON paRasisrbampfern nit Dab
unb @ut ipurlos bsri9wunben. Die
iubenfeinbIi9en Semonftratiofsn in
gterman, 8sfarabisn, fnb erneuert
uorbsn, uno bis Stabt ftebt in 5lam-
men. ShOii9s GIa9tlinss tuurben an
bic ufer bes prutb seserrt. sefOItert
un6 ertrdnft. llnueit zines Ortes auf
Der rumdnh9en Ssite bes 5luHes tuur-
hen sablrei&e Subsn in .einsn sroBen
3dis gesmdn9t, ben man Johann ms
WaHer mari.
Wtarptfo.
Oeutf&es unterneb men.
8anger Is. Nob. 6ter finb 4
bsutf&e Sneenieure angefommen um
NIT ben @orarbeiten fiir ausgsbe6nte
6afenbautsn su beginner. % f9eint
Aenno&, bab bic fran30fif&e @eieu.
f9aft, tuel&e fi& um ben Nuftras be-
warb, ni&t erfolsrei& mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Snbianapplis Snb. Dpnnerfos, 16 Nppembr 1905
Glamatentoo
5inben in Stem 9orf fiinf Yerionen.

g3ep Oorf, 16. Sob. Bel einem
granbs Der Wietbstaierne 22l Sf 73,
Str. tpurbsn ftnf Der Sewobner bon
ben Jlammen get6otet. Geuertpebr'
def Duane wurbe f4mer berlebt. Oei
Sseueruebrmann Weguire rettete mt
gidtadtun9 bss eisenen 9ebens sabl-
rsids psrIOnen, bic osm f4eren 8oos
perfallen fdiensn. aus ben Jlammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Der Samfiasmmsstas.

@oubernsur 9anlp bat In einem Idns
ssrsn S9riftftid Bonnerftas. ben 80.
RObembsr als Santiagungstag prutIa'
mirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

o nttIteb 2eutharbt,
Die gemHtbG4e e6e,"
gde 0oble unb Mariet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16

- Rau&t hie BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-16
Sxmmarii9es @erfabrs,t

@enbet Or. Sons bonn Diipeniaaium an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-28
gprtur etnes 0riefters.

Die @eidihte BON Der 3ortur beg
&en. .. 8. Mfopre, 8aftor Der Bop
tiftenfirhe in 6arpereoiue, sc. g..
miro @u9 intereiiieren. gr faat:
Beeen zines anhaltenoen Suitena
ftano ib Nnaitibmerser aus. Sd
muBte iibeno ihlafen, nerlubte pers
ibieoene Meoiainen, biz ih Or.
Sings @eue gntoeduna firS hminoa
iubt nabm. Die mid Qdnalih turierte
uno bic Gussebruna abbielt. Gin
QrDBes Mittel fir iolhe Sale. 8u
baben bel Nootpb 8reiB uno s.
Ralteper uno Sobn. BreiS so Gents
uno 81. BrpbeHaide freij
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-28
gett uper go .xapreu

id3un tpuroe Wrs. Winsforp's Spo'
thing sSbrup BON Wiuipner BON
Wittern beir1 8abnen Der 4inoer
~anaeuenoet. Wirlt Du i'm Sblafe
burb oas S@reiet, zines 4inoes ges
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lit uno nDr
Sbmer5er suetnt? Menn 10, IaIIe
iufort cine Tlaihe BON ,.Wrs.
@tnSloms Snptbine Sbrup" holen.
Sein Wert lit un~beaablbar. &c miro
benz fleinet 2eioenoen iofprt Hinoe.
rung neri@affen. BerlaBt eub Dos
raul, Wtitter. ea lit fein 8meifel
eariiber. Gs BELT Diorrbpe, regus
liert ben Magen unb bic Nieren,
beleittgt Mtnb Rulit, errueiht ben
@aurnen, perbinoert Gntsiirnuna
unb ftdrtt oas aanse Gpitem.
,Wfrs. @tnSlDtps Soothing Ggrnp"
fiir sabnenoe &inber lit angenebm
i'm @eihmad; oas 1eeept itammt
BON einerl Der beften meiblid3en
NerSte in ben Ser. Stanter. &c lit
BEL alien 9rugaiitef in Der aanaeri
Belt III baben. Breis Is Gents per
Jlafhe. Ganft ridts anoeres. aIs
Mrs. Winslnus SoDthina Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-28
New York zach NeapeI und eenua.
.lAMERlKA'
Der ueue


,,,. ns. meme inter- "AMERIKA"
9dnas 700 GuB, 49, 500 @se. Sonner, $4,000
8rutfc : fonnen, bat anBer ben lnruri6ien
Ginri9tungen als Weuieteiten Elm Retau=
rant a Ia Carte emit 3lseinerz 9apeael Yaf.
fogier. Gufsfae. Snrnbone, eleftrii@e gdoer,
@h@ers unb Btunien : oaoen. l., 2. nnb 8.
aaiite unb 3uii6enoed ETC., etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-28
aphn Burns. Der enoliihe Nr.

beiterfabrer. Der ats .Breiioent Of
TIE 20cal @opern.nent@ Mitalieo oes
iebiaen WinifteriumS 1T, Fat in Bot
teriea feline erite &eoe alS 0tinifter
eehalten. gr ertldrte in oerfelben,
baB &c es far feline Bfliht eradte,
INNER nur Die Sntereifen oer geiamms
ten Bep6lteruug i'm Nuae Su baben
un6 oaB fein Joeal lei: tueniaer Nr'
beitsitunoen, meniaer Wobltdtieteit.
arDBere GrbeinslDhne. mebr Beraniis
gen uno tpeniaer Trinfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-28

ntered at the Post Office at San Anto-
Mo. Texas, as second class matter.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
SOMETHING ON
SOUTH OF HAU

Mukden, Feb. PA Russian raid
ing party under the command of
Colonel Slensmidt completely de.
stroyed with explosives the bridges
south of Hau. The dam south of
Haicheng, about ten miles east of
New Chwang, was destroyed on Febru-
ary 21, blowing up seventy feet of it.
Justifies Russians.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 24.-The deci-
sion of the North Sea commission has
not yet been officially made public
here, although it is understood it has
already been communicated to the for
eign Office and admiralty. The pre-
vailing impression from foreign dis
patches is that the decision justifies
the Russians firing on the trawlers.
Another version comes from Paris,
from private sources, to the effect that
the commission found firing not justi-
fled and fixed the responsibility on Ad-
miral Rojestvensky.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
GIGANTIC
ENTERPRISE
Twelve Mile Tunnel Connecting
Two Nations Completed AZ.
tor Seven Years Labor.
THE PIERCING SIMPSON
Burrows Through the Alps Between
Switzerland and Italy and Cost
Those Two Governments
$4,000, 900.

Condo, Feb. 24-The Piercing Simp
son tunnel, through the Alps, was com
pleted at 1920 this morning. The work
was commenced in 1898. The meeting
of the two boring parties (Swiss and
ltalianD was signalled throughout
Switzerland by the ringing of bells
and salutes by cannon. Many unsus.
pected obstacles were encountered in
the progress of the work, the most
serious being the hot springs which
threatened to wreck the whole enter.
prise and the temperature of which at
one time rose to 131 degrees Fahren-
heit.
The Piercing Simpson tunnel is re-
garded as being one OF the greatest
of the age. The length
of the tunnel is about twelve miles.
The Swiss and Italian governments
Jointly financed the undertaking, share
and share alike at cost Of SIS, 100000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
LEGISLATIVE
POINTERS

Councilman Martins bill introduced
yesterday authorizing territorial insti
tutions to use funds derived from the
leasing of public lands granted them
by Congress for permanent improve
ments is a measure containing very
wholesome provisions if the bill passes.
This is time for construction of per-
manent improvements at these institu-
lions and the boards of regents of sew
aral of them have asked for authority
to use the cash now in their funds for
such purposes. Under congressional
enactment this can be done if author
lied by the Legislative Assembly. Mr..
Martins bill is intended to give such
authority and it's provisions will be
speedily taken advantage of by the in
stitutions in question.
Judge Granville Pendleton, the ener.
getic representative from San Juan
County, has been telling members of
the Assembly of the fine quality of the
apple jack and peach brandy made
in San Juan County He told them it
was the best and the purest made in
The country and as delicious and as
sweet as the glances of the prettiest
woman imaginable. The members.
knowing his usual energy, would like
aim to display some of it by getting a
Jug or two of the celebrated apple
Jack" and the magnificent peach bran
iy that they might sample it and judge
for themselves They do not doubt
that Judge Pendleton is absolutely
correct in his statements and that he
has not overdrawn them, but having
minds and palates of their own, they
would like to try these beverages and
satisfy themselves. 1t is said that
Judge Pendleton has been quite success
full in getting members of the Assem-
bly, to act favorably upon measures he
has introduced by visions of fine,
round, fat pot-bellied demijohns filled
with the fluids which he says are bet
ter than the nectar and ambrosia of
The ,Ancients. If these demijohns do
not materialize soon, the judge may
not have as easy a time in passing
measures as he has enjoyed during
he past six weeks.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
POLICE WANT
MORE MONEY
Warsaw Peace Officers Plan to
Strike While the Iron
is Hot.
CAN'T LIVE ON WAGES
Present Salaries Are So Inadequate
That Patrolmen Are Almost En-.
tirely Dependent Upon Out.
side Graft.

Warsaw, Feb. 24.-Police of this city
threaten to strike for higher pay. They
constitute an Independent force paid
by the city and at present receive six
dollars per month and uniform. Police
subsist chiefly on money obtained
from other sources. They will present
formal demands for increased pay to
the chief of police tomorrow. Military
occupy the gas works, employees of
which threaten to strike tonight.
A policeman was shot and killed by
a student in the disturbance at Vienna
railroad station today. The police at
tempted to disperse the great crowd
and arrested the student. The mob
tried to rescue him and a policeman
drew his sword, whereupon a student
shot him and disappeared in the
crowd
Strike at IronWorks.
ST. Petersburg, Feb. 24.-Strike has
broken out afresh at the Poutiloff Iron
Works and all the men walked out to-
day. The troops have again been re-
Questioned to patrol the Poutiloff
zone.
Captain on Trial.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 24-Grand
Duke Vladimir, commander of the mill
tary district of st. Petersburg, has is
sued an order for trial by court mar
tial of Captain Davidoff, of the Seven
teenth Battery, First Regiment of
Horse Artillery of Guards, and three
other officers and three men of the bat
terry, in connection with firing in the
direction of Emperor Nicholas of
charge of case shot at the ceremony
Of the blessing of Neva.
Another Railroad Strike. .
Moscow, Feb. 24.-The employees of
The Moscow-Kazan Railroad struck to-
lay as they had not received the man
agement's reply to their petition. The
men, however, decided not to inter.
fere with the military trains, but other
trains will not be allowed to leave.
Troops are guarding the railroad sta
ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
COMMITTEE YET INVESTIGATING.

The committee that is in the south
west to look over the sites offered for
the Fraternal Sanitarium was at Ell
Paso on Wednesday, having missed it's
connection over the Texas & Pacific
for Carlsbad. It spent the day in the
Pass City where 1t was entertained
and shown several sites available for
It's purpose. Carlsbad, Artesia and
ROSWELL will be visited, after which
the committee will return to ri Paso
and from there 60 to Alamogordo.
santa Rosa and Tucumcari, returning
nome TO st. Louis via Dalhart.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
DUDLEY PRAISES
NATIVE CHILDREN

w. E. Dudley, the efficient principal
of the Spanish schools at Alamogordo,
was in the city today. Mr.. Dudley
states that the attendance at the
schools is the largest ever seen in the
history of the town. The enrolment
of Spanish children is over IS per
cent of the scholastic 'proportionment
of the town. In no case, Mr.. Dud-
ley states, has he had to have re-
course to the compulsory education
law in order to reach this proportion
He has gone into the homes and shown
the people the necessity of the chill
dren learning the English language,
and in almost every case the parents
have signified their willingness to
leave their children in the schools.
Fifty per cent of the Spanish scholars
have not missed day since school be-
gan in September. Children who, six
months ago, knew only few English
words and but part of the alphabet
have already been promoted to the
Fourth grade. Children who, at the
beginning of school, did not know an
English sentence, are today using Eng
lish in their play. With the present
rapid growth of Alamogordo it will be
necessary to soon enlarge both the
American and the Spanish schools.
Alamogordo is improving rapidly.
Last month the pay rolls of the va
rious business concerns were larger
than they have been at any time since
last June. The citizens are energetic,
loyal and progressive, and they are
confidently looking forward to the es-
tablishment of a smelter in their
town. Alamogordo has population OF
about 4,5O0, and owing to its accessi-
bility to the coal fields and to it's real
road facilities, it promises to make,
not only a good town, but one of the
best In the Territory. There are ten
churches in the town, representing all
denominations. The handsome new
Episcopal Church was dedicated on
last Sunday with appropriate cere-
monies.
Mr.. Dudley says that the Blind
Asylum is very closely related to the
interests of every citizen Of Alamo
gordo and they are all hoping for an
appropriation to soon be made which
will allow of Its completion. The in
stitution will receive the moral and
material support of Otero County.
Otero County's new officials are prov
ing themselves very efficient and are
meriting and receiving the hearty In.
dorsement Of the citizens.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
MEN WILL RACE
FOR BIG PURSE

An agreement has been entered in
to between J. e. Lacome of this city
and F. W. Knight of Alamosa, Colo
RADIO, for the pulling off of foot race
at Alamosa on March 18th. Maximino
Lucero, of Mora, is being backed by
Mr.. Lacome, and will run against E.
l.. Powers, who is backed by Mr..
Knight. The distance will be 100
yards for stake of $4,000. The back
ers of the foot racers have deposited
the sum of $1,000 each in banks in
their respective towns and an exciting
time is anticipated. The race has
aroused much interest and number
of sports in the Territory and in this
city will attend. Lucero is now in
Santa Fe and will commence training
at once for the event.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
MIGHTY CAREFUL
ABOUT A JURY

Chicago, Feb. 24-The special grand
jury by Federal Judge Kohlsaat to in.
vestigate the meat trust was drawn
today. The law requires that the
names of the members of the jury be
spread on the records. This will not
be done, however, until a few days be-
fore March 20, when the grand jury
will meet, as 1t is desired to keep the
names secret as long as possible. It is
said that the government wishes to
examine the record Of each man.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-24
NEW FOREST
RESERVES
Assistant Of the Bureau Of
Forestry Here Gathering
Data to That End.
NURSERIES PREPARED
BY This Plan the Reforestation Of De.
nuded and Burnt Mountain Slopes
Will Ultimately Be Accomplished.

New forest reserves may be created
| in New Mexico and Arizona in the
near future. |. the past two years
much work has been done along this
line and the plan is to be further pros
ecuted. In order that fresh and ade
quate data may be procured to that
end Clyde Leavitt, assistant of the
Bureau of Forestry of the United
States Department of Agriculture, is
in Santa Fe at this time. He arrived
in this city from Denver, Monday, reg
istered at the Claire and proceeded at
once to the absorption of facts in the
land office, preliminary to taking up
the examination of lands for such new
reserves as may, in the wisdom of the
department, be created. AS fast as
funds are available to project the plan
new reserves will be established in all
western regions where the protection
of forests is most important for the
conservation and regulation of stream
flow.
The vital dependence of irrigation
upon forestry is now fully recognized
and both miners and stockmen are
awakening to realization of the bene-
fits to be ultimately derived from a
conservative management of forests
and from the judicious regulation of
the range industry. The recent action
of Congress in transferring the admin
istration of federal forest reserves to
the Bureau OF Forestry guarantees a
business administration, the main OBJ
ject of which will be the greatest good
to the greatest number on basis that
will endure.
Plan OF Nurseries.
During the summer past Mr.. Leavitt
was in charge of the establishment of
forest nurseries in the Pixies Peak re-
serve in Colorado. This work has
been inaugurated by the EHreau of
Forestry for the purpose of reforesting
the denuded and burned slopes in the
reserve with tree species native to-
that region. Three nuseries have
been prepared in the reserve and a
amount of tree seeds has
been collected and sown in them. The
young tree resulting will be cared for
in the nurseries for two or three
years, according to specie, and then
upon the slopes where
protection for the water shed is most
needed. Seeds will be sown during
each successive season and perma
nent succession of trees for re-foresta-
ton will thus be provided for.
Activity is General.
Work similar to this is being car
led on in California in the San Ga
)riel forest reserve and on the Dismal
River forest reserve in Nebraska and
will be extended into other states as
'apidly as circumstances will permit.
Ultimately it is hoped in this manner
o make a partial restitution for the
immense damage done by forest fires
n New Mexico and that the value of
he mountain streams for irrigation
nay be thus preserved and extended.