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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-10

Mukden at noon yesterday was still
occupied by the Russians. Flu pass,
twelve miles to the eastward, and on
the Hun river, a vital point for Cen
eral Kuropatkin in the retreat of his
eastern. wing, was bombarded by the
Japanese for an hour early in the day,
Russian artillery replying vigorously.
The outcome at this point seems to be
in doubt. A windstorm of hurricane
fury was in progress during the day.
No reports from the commander-irl-
chief later than Wednesday have been
given out at st. Petersburg.
Associated Press dispatches from
Mullden Indicate that considerable Jap
anese forces are well north of the city
of Mukden and that the railway. upon
which depends so much for the Russian
army, is seriously threatened, If indeed
it has not already been cut.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-10

Two important developments in the
Milburn murder case came to light
yesterday. One emanated from st.
Louis, where efforts are being made
to locate a son of the deceased and a
former son-in-law, by relatives, and
the other is the agreement reached by
the authorities that Mrs. Milburn was
murdered for money.
There is still considerable mystery
attached to Mrs. Milburn's visit to
fortune teller, and the detectives de-
tailed on the case are probing it to
the bottom. They believe they will
succeed in solving this feature of the
case today.
Mrs. OETien, daughter of the MUIR,
dered woman, was much affected last
night when informed that her two
useles, who are probing the mystery
in St Louis, had announced their sus-
picion of Kent Moore, her brother, and
DR.. Romaine.
'It is absurd. There is absolutely
nothing to it," insisted Mrs. OBrien.
nv uncles do not understand the cir
cumstances surrounding the case or
they would not have spoken so hastily
Mrs. O'Brien was asked as to the
whereabouts of Kent Moore and DR..
Romaine, but declined to make state
ment
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-10
GEN. NODzU HAS
SEIZED TIE PASS
EIGHTY THOUSAND RUSSIANS
ARE CUT OFF
KURoKrs FORCES COMING UP
KuropatkIn. May Be Considered For-
tunate u His whoIe Army Is
Not Forced Into
Surrender
<URoKrs FORCES COMING UP

! Special to The Herald
WASHINGTON, March 9.---con-
fldentlaI Information reached the
general staff In Toxic today, and
was communicated to the Japan
ese legation, to the effect that
Gen. Nodzu has occupied Tie Pass,
cutting off eighty thousand Rus
SLAMS, and that Gen. kuroki has :
established communication with
Gen. Nodzu. staff officers say
this means that Gen. kuropat-
kln's entire army rs surrounded
under conditions which Indicate
wholesale surrender. They think
kuropatkin will be lucky II he
escapes with the loss of one hum
dred thousand prisoners, and will
not be surprised II he has to sur !
render his entire army. ]
I. 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-10

Theta Falls Before Japanese
TOXIC, March 10, II a. m.-Reports
CONTINUED ON Page Two.)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-10
Kent Moore in Prison

Information furnished from the north
was to the effect that Kent Moore Is
serving a term i'm Folsom prison, hav-
ing been convicted on charge of lar
ceny in San Francisco. This news was
related to the Rev. G. A. Gordon,
brother-in-law to Mrs. Milburn, and he
admitted it's authenticity.
1t appears that Kent Mqpre was
placed in reform school early in his
youth. When permitted to go free,
as far as can be ascertained, he wan
dered away from home. 1t is said he
went to the Philippines. Later he re-
turned to this country and went to
Salt Lake City. Relatives say the boy
engaged in petit thieving, which finally
led to his arrest and subsequent con-
viction in San Francisco on a charge
of stealing a horse and buggy. He was
sentenced to Folsom and after serving
awhile managed to escape. Then he
ing to his relatives. and repeated the
crime, for which he was again con-
victed and sent to the penitentiary.
Knows. Nothing of Romalne
Mrs. O'Brien was asked if she had
previously been married to DR.. Ro-
maine, but declined to say anything
regarding the affair.
"Have you ever heard of DR.. Ro-
maine, and if so. do you know his
whereabouts?" she was asked.
II know nothing at all about it," she
replied. ut is something that has no
concern in this case"
While the relatives of Mrs. Milburn.
the murdered woman, say they have
accounted for nearly all her money. It
is regarded as very probable that she
had between $100 and $4,000 on her per-
son when she is supposed to have gone
to Ocean Park.
Il do not know how much money
Mrs. Milburn had with her. said the
Rev, Mr.. Gordon yesterday, "but 1
place the figures anywhere from 81 to
$2OOO."
From all the developments in the
case the authorities say they are now
convinced that the motive In the MUIR
der Of Mrs Milburn was money Local
ly they have no fixed suspicious as far
as could be ascertained.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

until his death two years ago. a
scoFe of bulky volumes ATTEST the
activity with which the work was
caTried on.
1t therefore seems especially
fitting that the library of this fa-
nous man, who had so much to
do with this great southwestern
country, should find permanent
home in New Mexico.
Particularly appropriate is it
that such a library on what must
always be our greatest Industry
should go to School of Mines,
where it must eEer remalp one OF
its most treasured adjuncts Ores
and Metals.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
SCIENTIFIC SPECIALS.

Aside from errors of retracton, w. H.
Rivers finds The eyes of all races and
classes Of men to be practically the
same. The apparent superior sight OF
savages is attributed entirely to prac-
tice and education, with familiarity with
the Surroundings.
The melting of glaciers in winter has
called for explanation DR.. r. Won Len
denfeld of Prague believes that the
earth's interior heat cannot account for
more than three to six per cent. OF the
effect but that the principal cause of the
melting is the heat from the work OF
the ice in descending, The pressure OF
winter SHOWS would probably somewhat
increase the internal melting.
Whether matter undergoes any
change of properties on being charged
with electric current has been a subject
of experiment. The results have been
practically negative. Mr. Paul r. Heyl
states that when carrying heavy cur
rent the change ia the tensile strengtH
If iron cannot exceed half Of one PEI
cent. and the melting point of tin can
ndlulg w NnduEGh wv hNe SNS'
Some new and simple radium expert
ments have been described by Prof
Orazio Rebuffat, an Italian physicist
On rubbing a glass tube with wool in
medium containing a radium salt,
luminous glow followed the wool, ana
glow also appeared when the finger
was brought near the excited glass. Us
ing VacGum tube L-oneht into connec
ton with a tube Of racium salt bril-
liant glow appeared inside when th'
outside of the plass tube was Iuhbe'
with wool This experiment it is be
lieyed MAKES it possible to demcnstrat
the production Of emanations from
radium mixtures of low grade or feebl
activity
The action of water as an anaestheti
is illust-ated in SOME recent case
hrourbt to notic9 fj-JoscPh Clements
In one cose FIVE here arrhoids were il
icc,ed Nith&tistlll@l wa,,t v&ea the
1rithoJ
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

The railread news for this sec
ton is very favorable for better
transportation facilities for this
section. 1t looks now as if the
Colorado Southern was making ar
rangement to reach out and obtain
some of the traffic from the gold
and copper camps of Colfax and
Taos couptiee. 1t is believed by
many that the Pennsylvania capi-
talist who ere buying coal land in
the Ponil Park country, are backed
by the Colorado Southern and is
only Pljpd to get controle of the
coal lands Of that section before
it is gqPbled up Jy some other rail
load clmpany. 1t is understood
that that company will extend its
line in this direction from CatskilI
which place they are making ar
raugemept to construct large he
tel and beaptify the place, making
it big sqmmer resort. Some be-
lieve the eompeny will open ~
the coal fields of the Ponil Parl
country and a big smelter will b'
erected near this camp or Eliza
bethtown to treat the retractor.
ores of these camps. If this i
accomplished this part Of New
Mexico will take big stride for
ward,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

No man connected with the pres
enl administration has done more
to purify the federal service than
Ethan Allen Hitchcock, Secretary
Of the Interior. With a quiet de-
termination which is one of his
chief characteristics, Secretary
Hitchcock has set himself the her
culeau task Of breaking up the gi-
gautic system of fraud which has
long dominated the administration
of the public domain,and VITA less
publ Guy than the Post Office in
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

often ends in snd accident. To
heal accidental iDjnries,use Bnck-
lens Aruica Salve. "a deep wound
my loot, from an accident" writes
THEODORE Schuele, of Columbus, o.,
caused me great pain. Physicians
we're helpless, but Bnckleu's Arnica
Sllve quickly healed it." Soothes
aud heals purns like magic. 25c al
L. @. Stevens.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
sAP1ENr SAYINGS. ~ \

Some men never perceive a point
unless ttey ha. pen to sit on q
tack.
In law, who cares what is right or
just, provided the rules Of the game
are observed?
Between the fumes of incense and
those OF good roast beef. even poets
hardly hesitate
Julging fronF tle careful style OF
the love letters 81 some famous men.
one would say tpey loved sor publica-
ton.
You never know whh, a man means
by will or NHcshtract or a pub
lie promise. however, plain the Ian
guage to the o. lary sense, until a
court sIeaks
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

vestigation, which involved less
than half a million dollars, he has
secured the indictment OF upward
Of three hundred people whose
rascalIiiy INVOLVES the title to mill
lions of dollars worth Of property.
That a thorough System Of
graft has long permeated the
public land administration, that
there were thieves in the local land
Offices and that they had confeder-
ates IN the General Land Offices in
Washington has long been sus.
peGted, out no man dared under
take the tremendous task of bring
ing them to justioe. Their inAu-
ence hsd ramifcations IN every di.
rection and, as receut DEVELOPMENTS
have demoustrated, they possessed
contederates in both the Senate
and the House, as well as one com
missioner of the General Land Of
tice. Vast fortHues have been
"aceumnlated'-that is generally
regarded as more polite word
than stolen-through bribery OF
land officials and several hundred
land barpns IN the far west own
their entire holdings, worth mil
lions of dollars, to the wholesale
practice Of bribery, perjury auc
thief.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

oain. and the patient at once returned
home In another case two fistules were
opened and scraped, one after the injec-
ton Of water, and the other without It.
The last operat.cil was exceedingly
painful. The action Of the water is de-
clared to be the same as that Of solu-
tions Of cocaine or other drug-a filing
If the interspaces Of the tissues, thua
temporarily suspending intercellular
respiration and paralyzing the local
nerve centers.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
Fr;gh ttuI Suffering Relieved

Frighttul Suffering Relieved.
Suffering frishtfplIy from the
Airulenl poisons of undigested food
9. G. Grayson, of Lula, Miss, took
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, with
the result" he writes, "that was
cured" All stomach and bowel dis
orde IS give way to their tonic, lax
ative properties. 25c at +. q.
Stevens store, guaranteed.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
Howard Powell Seal
Frederick w. Powell / Seal
John Lasaniche Iseall
Louis Marcbino tsaall
J. A. zwergel Seall
NNgWI.V ANA

HrATE OF PkNS SN,LVANl a.
City aud County OF Philadelphia. 50
Be g. remembered that on this 9Th day
Of April. 10 5, bef re me personally ap-
peared William P. Scott, William K. Pow
el, EdWin j, Walker Jr., John 2 Bryant.
Howard Powell Frederick Powell, to me
known aud known to me to be ths porsons
mentioned and described in the foregoing
articles of Incorporation, and they did
each seveFally thereupon duly aoknowl-
edge 20 me that they had signed aud exc
cuted the foregoing articles Of incorpors-
tion FOR the purposes therein set forth as
their individual face aot and dsed.
(signed) John e. McCully
(Ssa) Notary Public.
Notory Public. Commission expires Jan.
ss, 1907.
Territory Of New Mexico,
County Of Golfax. %ss
Be 1t E5memb cred that on this 18th day
Of April in the year Of QUE Lerd, 1895, before
mo personally appeared John Lacaniche
and Louigi Marchino to M, known and
known to me to be the per. .ons mentioned
and d dsscrioei ia the toregOiag articles OF
incor .,oratiou, and they did thereupon each
severally duly aekn 3wleiRe t. me that
they had signed and executed the forego-
ing articles ef Incorporation for the pur.
poses therein set forth as their individual
Tres act aud deed.
ISignsdl Jason f. Carrintton
ISeall Notary Public.
NV commission ex 1ires July p, 1905
Territory Nf Nev Mexico,
County Of C)ltaX. IS.
B it rsmem hersd thai on this 13'b day
ot April in the year of our Lord, 1895, he
fora m, personally aop jared John A
Zvergal, to ma known and known to me I,
b' tho psrsol men tiun.d and described Il
the foregoing articles OF iucorporaticn n ,apt
n Il loreuo N heS duly tckno Wls ig t,
be that be dad sigaei s4i eX cuted tn
fOreg rag articles Of INC lrp lratiou for b
purp ,ses therein SCI forth u his individ U
al free act ana deed.
lSignedl Jason p, CArringtOn
[seall Notary Public.
Ny Commission expires July 81, 1875.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

The New Mexico School of
Mines has recently acquired a
large and valuable collection of
mining books. Through the ef. |
forts of President Keyes of the
school, and DR.. q. K. Gilbert of
Washington, p. c., THIS institp
tion comes into possession of the
famous 1liiPrarY of mining, geology
and philosophy belonging to the
late MAJ. John W. Powell, who
for fifteen years was director Of
the United States Geological Sur
vey, and for many years one of
the pioneer scientific explorers of
the West.
The library consists Of several
thousand volumes, many Of them
very rare and all of great practi
cal value in mining. Among
them is a complete set Of Major
PowelPs own volun1nous writ,
ings. The collections is especially
well represented by books on the
mining resources Of the Rocky
mountain religion and the great
Southwest. These will be of great
value to all citizens of New Mex
leo, and especially to the students
of mining and geology Interested
lin the mining industries of this
part of the country New Mexico
in general and the School of
Mines in particular axe very for
tunate in the requirement of so
valuable a library.
The name of Major Powell will
ever be associated With the car
ing and dangerous trip down the
Grand Canon of the Colorado riv-
er in the early seventies and the
exploration OF this and neighbor-
ing religions, including parts of
| New Mexico. Much Of scientific
work was done in the Southwest
and some of the greatest discov-
cries in modern geology were
made in this REGION. Scarcely less
important have been the discov--
cries relating to the ore deposits
and their influence upon the min
ing industries.
Under Major Powell.s direction
the United States Geological Sur
: vey rapidly deveIoped into tho
most important factor in the ad
vancement Of the mining. industry
in this country. After a decad,
and half Major Powell resigned
geological work to take entire
charge OF the american Bureau
of Ethnology, the work of whicl
S has beer largely in the South
n west decipheIing history OF tn
S early races. This post he hel
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

President Roosevelt has cut his
vacation short on account Of
pressing business. A number of
very important questions are await
ing in Washington, for his consid-
GRAFTON.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
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Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
VI

The tins Of assts,en 10 of sald corpora
lion sdAll bs ffty yeas from the date of
.AlinR OF these article Ut insorPo arlon.
VII.
The Beard OF dirs0,o's OF said corpora
tion shall have pow4r To maze such pru'
dental bylaws AZ they may deem proper
for ths mauAEemsnt OF the {. d airs OF this
corporation, and according 10 the statutes
10 such cases made and provided.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have
sborsUuto sol our halds and aeals ON he sth
,aey Of April in the yoar of apr load lag5.
fslgnedl wi T.s lSeai
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
ARTICLES OF IvCORPORoATIoN.
INDFPENDEVCE CQLD MIMIC
CDNp.NN

COVE NY,
Tsv9v AIlNrS BY HosE PREsENr, That
W the tsdarsiRr q, tctr.I'cauiche, Lru-
igiNarch'no and J hr 4, zwsFpel, Of the
rouotv raos and re'rituiy Of NV Mex
100, aul william y. Scott, wilhelm r..
PoUoi, Edwin !. walker, Jr,, John E.
Bryan, Howard ,yH AVID Frederick W .
Powell Of ira city Nnd county OF Philadel-
phia in the state cf p nnsylvanis, being
citizens Of tho UAtt4 s3qtes Of America,
desiring In form a rnr orstion in ascord-
snee with the laws ~ the territory Of New
1oxiro, do hearhv make. this ststemont IN
writing wherein vpd whereby We declare
Tba nufne Of said rrrp1-a.jou shall be,
INorrENDEvcz Coin ,ttnNg COMPANY.
"a.
The location Of the principal place OF
susineEs OF said c ,rp"ra tion shall be at the
Independence Mine IT, Blttcr Creek, near
Rod River City In ~ o county Of Taos in
the Territory OF Va NJ Kieo, aud the name
oe tho aRent Il tho Alid corporation rssid-
ing at Bitter Creek nnd 10 charge thereof
is John A. ZwergAl: hut meetings ot the
directors OF the said corporation may be
hsld In either the asi paiaolpal place OF
husiueuu at the Independence &C Bitter
Creek aforesaid. or = 'he Office Of the said
corporation A. r.. 2lSi Ar's Street, in she
city and eoanty ~ ilsdelphia in the
state Of PeunSylva"'
III.
The obisotS for VII n our said corpora
ration is form I'D are . locate. .scquire, pur-
chase, own, develop rssd sci minas, lodss,
veins and denosits ~ cold, silver, copper
and other metals an minerals and ores OF
the same; TO work ss,d mines, lodss. vein,
and dep ,sits, and 70 take oa' the said oreS,
metals. and mineral 20 smslt, mill. work,
ship and sell the rrN'n~ thereof; to buy.
sell aud handle su N re 4 estate as is nee
essAry or expadiert in the prosecution o.
said mining bu'ip re: t. rcquirs. own snd
uSO water, water reh's. aud mills and mil
sites such as are NJ 'ssarv or exnedien'
or iucldent tn the tro-tios of gold bearirp
ores; and to do, transact and perform any
and all ssts aud thin ,s necessary. expedi
ent or incid snt to the carrying on of AM
OF said purposes.
~.
The amount NJ ~ fetal authorized rap
ital stock OF said corporation shall be on
million dollars, dit ~ Into one millio
shares Of the par va'ua OF nue dollar ese
which shall be fully pai1 up and non
assessahle g, and tn. amount Of stock Wit
which said cOrpora ion shall commeuc
business shall he ton thougand doilaii
and there shalt be hr' one class Of stock.
Y
The number Of roc ors OF ssid corpora
tiou shall be sine, eu1 he followiu ( nam
cd persons shall act snch directors ar
manage the affairs o. fhs said corporate
for the rst three ~ hs or nntil tho
successors nre duly olerte and qualified
william P. se1st, wniiam R. Powsl, Ec
win :. Walker j.. IL % T Bryant, How
ard Powell Frederic w. Powell, John Lac
anicha. Loutgi Msr hirn1 and iobn
zwergel, Of whom thh three last NAMED Al
actual residents OF tie territory Of Ne
Mexico.
w.
The names Of tn nStnfAce sddressVE
the several meorp atars, and ths numb
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

state of Penniylvsnis.
City and UsuRty Philadelphia. IS.
BE it Remsmbered that on this 9Th
day OF April, 1908, before me personally
appeared William p, Scott, William r,
Powell, Edwin, j. Walker, Jr., iOhD f.
Bryant, HoTard Powell, Frederick w.
Powell, to me known aud known to me
70 he the persons mentioned and de.
tenhed IN the forgoIng articles Of incor-
porstton. a,A they did each seyerally
thorrupon duly acknowledge to me that
they had signed and executed the fore
going articles of incorporation for the
purposes therein SET forth as their indi-
gidual free act and deed.
(sjGned1 Iohn f. MeCully
(SaaD NOtafy Public.
Notary Pubic iCommissiOn expires
dan. Is, 1907.
Territory of New Mexico
County Of Colfax' IS.
Be Il remem bered that on this 18th
day of April in the year of our Lord,
1905, personally p appeared before me
John Laoaniche. Louigi Marching to
me known and known to me to be the
persoas mentioned and described in the
foregoing articles Of Incorporation, and
they did thereupon each severaiiy duly
ackuo wleGge,to nae that they had sign
ed and executed the foregoing articles
Al Incorporation for the purposes there
in set forth AS their individual free act
and deed
lSigHedl Jason f. Darlington
(SeaD Notary public.
My commission eKpiresJuly g7, 1905
Territory OF New Mexico.
l,Gouuty of,Golfax. IS.
Be II Remembered that on this 18Th
day of April in the year of our Lord
l10O5, before me personally appeared
John A. Zwergel to me known anc
known to me TO be the person mention
ed snd described IN the foregoing arti
cles Of incorporation, and he did there
upon he duiy acknowledge to me tha
no had signed and executed the foregO
ing articles of Incorporation for tn
purposes therein set forth as hts indi
v,Gral free act and deed.
(sigaed) Jason f. Darlington
tsaU Notary Puhlic.
Fr.n f7'ol expires JulY2f l3l3
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
Official Directory.
NEW MEXICO.

NEW MEXICO.
w II. Andrews Delegate to Congress.
NJ. A. Otero Governor.
J. w. Raynold Secretary
A. T.. Morrison Internal Revenue Col.
NJ. o. Llewellyn Surveyor General.
George W. Pritohard Atty General.
G. M. Foraker u. s. Marshal.
M. r. Otero Register Land Office.
Fred Muller Receiver Land Office.
VIII. Il. Llewellyn U. s. District Atty.
Hiram IIadey Sup't Public Instruction.
J. II, Vaughn Treasure.
w. g. Sargent Auditor.
Chas v. Stafford Travelling Auditor.
Page b Otsro Game and FiSh Warden.
A. A. Keen Commissioners of Public
Lands.
II. o. Bursum Superintendent of
Peniteniiary.
w. J. Mills Chief Justice Supreme
C0nrt.
John r. McFie District Judge.
E. G. Abbott District Attorney
A. NJ. BerVere District Clerk
TAOS O0UNTY.
Alex. GusdU
Manuel ChAcon Commissioners
Jose a. Lopez q
Jose NJ. Medi2n treasurer
Enrioup Gonzales Recorder
Daniel S sueros Sup't Sf Schools
Manuel Garcia Probate Judge
Tomas Rivea Assessor
Siviano Luc5ro Saeri
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04

The VeuzueIian question is be
coming interesting.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1905-05-04
INDEPENDENCE GOLD MININ4
COMPANY.
CERTIFICATE OF NON-LJABIL-

lI1.
THIS CERTIFICATE is for the purpose
Of declaring, and the declaration is
herein and hereby expressly made that
there shall be no stockholders liability
on account of any stock issued by or on
behalf of the INDEPENDENCE GOLD
MINING COMPANY.