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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-13

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-13

". D. Murray, a. Silver City,
candidate Repuebllcano para q
conseio por 81 distrito compuesto
dc los Condados de- Grant, Luna
" Dohs Ana, ha dimitido como
miembro del Comit6 Central Re-
publicano del Territorio, por el
Condado de Grant. 81 nombre
de- r. M. Turner, caballero bieri
conocido de Silver City, ha sido
sustituido On su lugar.
s
Noticias del Condado de Taos
son al efecto de que los guias del
partido Republican, han conve'
nido con sus camaradas del Con
dado dc Mora para aiustar Ia
nomination del candidate para
mien- bro del consejo y camara De
representatives de Ia asamblea
Legislative 37ms, del distrito L.
gislativo de los Condad0s de
Taos y Mora, en- una manera
amistosa,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-13

Los republicanos del condado
de Taos Sc italian unidos en- es:a
campaia y los prospectus para 81
exito Republican, en- Noviembre
son buenos ALA. FL delegado
Andrews tendra probablemente
300 8 mas votos de mayoria. FL
jueves antepasado t~uyieron una
conferencia los jefes Republics
nos y aquellos que tomaron parte
en- Ell moyimiento independence
de hace dos af1os, y t0das las dife-
rencias Sc arreglaron. Entire IS.
tos asistieron Ramon Sanchez, de
Penasco, A. G. Pacheco, Squire
Hart, Higinio Sanchez Y otros,
TODD en- general Sc compuso emf
gablemente. La convention Re-
publicana que nominara ell bOlet0|
de condado sera tenida en- Taos
ell dia ID del corriente. Los De.
mocratas tuvieron la suya Ell dia
10, asistiendo a Ia convention ell
candidate Larrazolo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-13

A. H. Hudspeth. ioyen aboga-
do de White Oaks, condado de
Lincoln. ha sido postulado para
Ia camara Legislative, en- 81 deci-
mo octave distrito representative
por la convention Democratic de
distrito tenida en- Roswell 81 sd
bado antepasado. ri distrito Sc
compone de los condados de Cha
vez y Lincoln.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
Caught With
 the Stolen Goods

A Mexican named Francisco Nadiss was arrested last evening on a charge of petty larceny, having appropriate d A large size turkey from tine store of F. x. Wolcott. He was noticed going down the street with the bird in his hand by an attachee of the sheriff's ,tiice, who susp .cted that something WAS wrong and stopped the Mexican nntil an investiga ion could be made which resulted m the Mexican b ing taken before ige Mcfarland, where ne entered pie. of guilty and wal sentenced to pay a fine oi $lO or ter days. Not having the necessary "dinerO' he will eat his Thanksgiving dinner with the res. Of the boarderi of Hotel de Hunt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

The PRosPEcToR is in receipt of a communication from Secretary J. F. Gslbreath of the American Mining congress, calling attention to the ne- cessity of ths mining states and terri tories getting together and working for the establishment of department of mines by the national government Among other things Mir. Galbreath says:
 "The time seems to be ripe for 6 pull-all-together for the creation of . department of mines as a separate ex- ecutive department of our national government The west must present a united front in demanding as aright such recognition for that industry which pioneered the western country which is producing annually some. thing like fifteen hundred millions ol material wealth, and upon the con. tinued increase of which the financial prosperity of our country rests.
 "The western members of congress must stand together. and must be brought to understand that public sen timent requires from them determined action. This is not \ western ques tion, but the west must pioneer the east with this demand.
 "A committee composed of John Dern of Utah, chairman; Col. George W. E. Dorsey of Nebraska, Col. Thomas wing of Calf, rnia. Judge E A. Colburn of Colorado, and F. Wal. lace White O! Ohio, has undertaken to push the work to . successful issue.
 "We mean business and must sue. ceed during the ming session ol congress-"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

The Phoenix Gazette calls attention to a pertinent fact and points out the reason as follows: "The first carload of Salt River valley oranges to reach New York this season, as usual, topped the market by a wide margin. The big golden fruit from this section has a reputation for general excellence among the eastern experts in horticulture that, if made proper use of, would make the valley famous the world over. All over the country one hears and read: of California and Florida or anges, but outside of marke
 circles it is a rarity indeed t
 hear the term "Arizon'
 oranges" and why? Simpl..
 because We do not sufhcientl' and properly advertise tn fact that Arizona raises tn
 finest oranges in the worle
 And in that answer may b
 found the reason why the va t ley hasn't ten permanent re' idents where there is now hr |, one. We don't let the worl I know what We have to oft the homeseeker and investo
 we are too self-satisfIed ar
 trust too much to circun e stances 10 ever reach that DO : sition of wealth and popul; = tion for which nsture has l. admirably fitted us"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
Silver Advances
 At Rapid Rate

Director Roberts of the United States mint, is one of the monetary experts who looks for a steady and weli-maintaineda advance in the price of silver. He said c few days ago:
 "Silver is going to reach 76 or bet ter within two years and it is going co hold that price. The increscs of tn. last three months is onlT the forerun. ner of the most hcrrc.:dl period of the silver market in the last twenty year-.
 "It seems very clear to me that be- fore the year is ended the price will have advanced several points. The spring may see 75 cents offered. And this is not speculative or boom mar ket, either"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Work is well under way on the big .melters which the Imperial Copper ;ompa y will erect just outside of silver Bell and which company are inder the same management ss the Tombstone Consolidated This smell ter will have a capacity of $50 tons per day. It will be taxed almost to its capacity in smelling the ores of the Imperial as the daily shipments are now between five and ten carloads per day.
 The Citizen says four houses are now being built at the smelter site which will be used as boarding houses :. for the smelter employees and for offices. The sidings have already been built so that supplies for the shelter can be taken to the site by rail, thereby doing away with the necessity of a long haul with teams. In addition to the big shelter it is re- ported that lead jacket with a ca pacity of l50 tons will be built to treat the lead ores.
 | Sinking is being continued at the , mines and the main shaft is down to l, depth of near y l0S0 feet. Recently : another large ore body was uncovered on the 700 foot level.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
Calves Dying of
 Mysterious Disease

According to a statement of T. B. Cart r, the Walnut Grove stockmsn, a mysterious disease is causing the death of large number of the spring calves, the nature of which the cattle. men have been unable to determine, in spite of diligent investigation.
 "Over dozen calves have have died in my neighbOrhood during the last tell days" Mir. Carter said, land SO far no one has been able to account for the di.eas' The calves die suddenly, and it appears that none but fat ones become victims of the mysterious sickness. While riding among a bunch of cattle. few days ago, I noticed fat calf feeding from its mother, only to return about thirty minutes later to find it lying dead at the cows feet.
 "All of the stock men are investigat. ing the sudden death Of some of their best stock, and while several theories
 have been advanced, I am satisfied
 that the real cause of the trouble has
 not yet been discovered. It is feared that in addition to those already dis covered dead, number are dead or the ranges. Some think that lark.
 spur is the cause, while others attri bute the fatal mai dy to some othe . sources
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
The Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Star, which happens to be Vice President Fairbanks personal organ, declares that there IS "a widespread sentiment that no man ought to be president of the United States longer than George Washington" 1" Now, doesn't it seem strange that Fairbanks didn't blue pencil that assertion?
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

In the appeal case of w F. Walker vs w. E Murphy ct al. an order was entered dismissing the appeal as to the defendant Curry.
 The demurrer to the amended com plaint in the case of Julius Welge- hsusen vs the Dispatch Printing and Publication company, was sustained and the plaintiff given time in which to amend for the third time.
 The following is a copy oi an entry on the clerks docket of the court of the days proceedings:
 "Comes now Deputy District At torney Ed. Flannigan of Cochis' county and moves the court to sus pend $. K. Williams from practIcin, ss an attorney at the bar of this cour pending the disposition of the case Q the Territory vs S K. Williams 10 , sub rnation of perjury. Ordered b the court that proceedings be brough } later on in regular manner.
 The argument in the case of Rulo son vs Ru olson on the motion of tf ' defendant for a modification of tf
 Judgment of the court in awarding tt
 custody of the minor child took up tf ' larger portion of the attention of u
 court this afternoon.
 Attorney D. L. Cunningham as a 'torney for Warren has applied in tl
 district court for writ involving tl y legality of the commitment procee " irgs held before Judge McFarlaI a' yesterday in which Warren was he " to await the action of the grand iu y on A $500 bond on a charge of havi
 assaulted Frank Willard The arg
 ment on the writ will be taken up
 court before Judge Dosn this evenil
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

A freight wreck occurred on the s P. Saturday near Benson and several cars of automobiles were wrecked as were several cars of merchandise The accident occurred at curve near the junction city an overloaded fla, Car become nverbilanced and ditched All passenger trains were delayed about ten hours. Eastern passenger who were delayed, state the wreci was badly tangled mass and tn, loss heavy one to the railroad. N, one was injured which tne crew re. garded as miraculous.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER P

There vas not much doing in tn, district court this morning. A num Der of civil jury cases that were se for trial failed to msterialize, thu parties not being ready to proceed witt chem and as consequence several O them were continued over for ths term.
 Michael Douahue vs the E P & s W. railroad company for damages al legged to be dne for grading through property of plaintiff was set for L e cember 9th.
 Julius Welgehausen vs the Consoli- dated Printing and Publishing com pany for damages arising out of ar article published in the Douglas Amer. icsn was set for tomorrow.
 Jos. Gribble vs Wm. Roberts ct d continued.
 Salvator de Lucas ct ux vs Jose Katz for islander from Douglas, an or. der was entered dismissing tho case This case attracted considerable at. tention at the time it was filed and considerable was published in the Douglas papers regarding ssme.
 J. M. Minghor vs Fred L. Fitch .ol damages, continued for term.
 A continuance for the term was granted in the case of wv. E. Schwa an vs the Douglas Printing and Publish ing company for libel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

It is reported that the Duke of Marlborough will close his great Blenheim palace at once: The duke will be lucky if he manages to keep up a two room fiat, now that the Vanderbilt income has been 'aken away from him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

The wise men who compose the national divorce congress can find only seven legiti- mate causes for domestic sep arations. An ordinary lawyer would feel ashamed to go into court on a divorce case with less than a dozen substantial counts in his petition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
The Best Guaranty of Merit
 Is Open Publicity.

Every bottle of Dr. Pierce's world famed medicines leaving the great labo- ratory at Buffalo, N: Y., has printed upon its wrapper all the ingredients entering into it's composition. This fact alone places Dr. Pierce's Family Medi- cines iH q clSIss dU by uteHtseiUes. They cannot be classed with patent or secret medicines because they are neither. This is why so many unprejudiced physicians prescribe them and recommend them to their patients. They know what they are composed of, and that the ingredients are those endorsed by the most eminent medical authorities.
 The further fact that neither Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the great stomach tonic liver inyigorato. heart regulator and blood purifier, nor his ~Favorite Prescription for weak, over worked, broken-down, nervous women, contains any alcohol, also entities them to a place all by themselves
 Many years ago. Dr. Pierce discovered that chemically pure glycaTine, of proper strength. Is a better solvent and preScry- ative of the medicinal principles resid- ing in our indigenous, or ma tive. medi- cinal plants than is alcohol: and. further more, that it possesses valuable medicinal properties Of its own, being demulcent nutritive, ant!sept!c, and a most efficient antiferment.
 Neither of the above medicines con taiDs alcohol, or any harmful, habit forming drug, as win be seen from a glance at the formula printed on each bottle wrapper. They are safe to use and potent to cure.
 Not only do physicians prescribe the above. non-secret medicines largely, but the most intelligent people employ them people who would not think of using the ordinary patent. or secret medicines. Every ingredient entering into the com position of pr. Pierce's medicines has the strongest kind of an endorsement from leading medical writers of the several schools of practice. No other medicines put up for like purposes has any such professional endorsement.
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con stipstiOn. Constipation is the cause Of many diseases. Cure the cause and you cure the disease. One Pellet Is a gentle laxative. and two a mild cathartic. Drug gists sell them. and nothing Is "just as good.' Easy to take as candy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Over 450 get.rich-quick schemes Tn Chicago have been closed up by the authorities ID the last two years, and yet many others are running full blast. That so many of our people are so far gone in their ideas of justness-for no one would go into these schemes who did not expect to get something ior nothing UT nearly so-seems surpris' ing, and that they could expect t, win out against swindlers at the lat ter's own game seems more so
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
Large Snowdrifts
 at Prescott

A Pres ,ott dispatch says
 The heaviest fall of snow known here for the past fifty years, started last night. All day there was s'ead, downfall. The weather bureau an nounces the fall at thirteen and one- tenth inches. Street car traffic Was suspended
 Never in the history of this ci y has such heavy fall of snow occurred this early in the winter.
 Poland reports eighteen inches :here and three feet in the Congress and Senate districts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
Pure Gold Sesdom Seea

Reports irom South An,ca are to the effect tha, this y,ar the gold output will De more than SIoo COG, ,ooo, an.' as there IS no diminnri, of the gold production of other count ies, il follows that I9o6 ~lll far surpass all previ us hgnres The record of cures made by the ceie- bra.ed Hos,c::tr's S,. mach Bitiers far surpass that of all other stomach medi- cInes. The reason for its success l. very plain when you remember the fac, that it has often affected cures after other remedies had failed. It you have never ;ried the Bitters get bottle todd, and see for yourself what a wonder ul medicine i: is in cases of poor appet' C headache, vomiting, cramps. diarrh,ea' dyspepsia. indigestion ana malarIa. Don't start on your vacation witnou taking along a >uopiy O. th- Bitters to counteract the effect of strange eating and drinking.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Recently the Ohio legisla- ture passed a 2-cent-a- mile railroad bill, and now the Pennsylvania road, nearly all whose lines cross that state, has raised the salaries of its employees 10 per cent. Ifthis is a case of cause and effect the public has no cause tc complain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Many of the railroad com panies are voluntarily increas- ing the wages of their em- ployes. By following this with a reduction of freight and passenger rates a fair and reasonable basis can be reach ed between ali classes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

A Mexican paper, in referring to the labor situation iu Mexico. complains of the excessive number of holidays that the peon thinks he is entitled to, and which he takes regardless of con- alterations. Out of 365 days of the year I3l are devoted to obligatory and traditional idleness. The appalling calculation is made up as follows: Sundays, 52; saint Mondays, 59; soI- emn feast days, I5; holy days, 3; na- tional feasts. 3; family fessts, 6; to- tai, I3I.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Spiritualists tell Mir. Rocke- feller that he will yet wear a crown. He will have to nail it on or it would be eternally slipping of its glossy base.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
Death of An
 Arizona Pioneer

William Zeckendorf, a pi 'neer ot New Mexico and Ariz 'ns, died ii New York City few days ago. H, came to Tucson in 1868 as manage of the house Of Zeckend Brothers He was a member of the pioneer so- ciety and member of Arizona Lodg, No I, 40 U. W.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Secretary Bonaparte be- lieves the number of rich men in the country should be re- duced. 4 considerable re- duction in the number of poor men would be most desirable.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

A manufacturer of revolvers who died recently in New England left a fortune of S3O,OOO,O00. Like the late Herr Krupp he wiIled noth- ing to the peace societies. No doubt the world is growing better, but good many guns are still tOted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Talking about Carnegie medal candidates-what's the matter with the St. Louis wid- over with five children who just married a widow with seven? Or will it be another case of Everybody works but father?
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

It is announced that the 1907 girl is to be sweet and simple" There are many maidens who should lose no time in going into training or they will not be able to qualify for place when the New Year dawns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

An order vas entered resetting the case of Medigovich vs Medigovich, the order of dismissal few days since be- ing vacated.
 The order mentioned yesterday m regard to the motion of Deputy Dis. tr,ct Attorney Flanigan askin. for the suspension of Attorney s K Will Hams from practicing before the court pending the investigation of the charges against him. The request for temporary suspension was granted and the matter of disbarment to be taken up at later date.
 Tbe dispositions of Delta Myers and Chas Coleman in tine case oi ; k Williams end Tex Campbell were talk en before Judge Doan this noon so the witnesses could return to Globe and not be compelled to remain here until the 5th of December, the date fixed for trial. The testimony of the witnesses failed in great degree to corroborate the statement of Buster. ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

John D. Rockefeller desires to know whether or not the individual will strive for success if he knows the hard won prize will be snatched from his fingers at the end. " MT. Rockefeller ought to be posted on that subject. He has snatched enough hard won prizes from other men himself.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Now comes London Truth with the assertion that the United States will, within twenty years, be much the greatest nation on earth. " We know about 29,0O0,G00 men who can lick the fellow that wrote that. If the United States isn't much the greatest nation right now an awful lot of people will have to guess again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

During the year 1905 the American people spent s77l,- 100000 for beer and S457,- 100000 for whisky. This en- titles Milwaukee to a S,l4,- OO0,O0O crow, over Louisville
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Mrs. Russell Sage finds it difficult to give away SSO,- 100000 so as to make it do the most good. Her husband would have found it impOs- sihle
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

Mir. Hearst's acknowledged campaign expenses are over $25O,OOO. This way of mak- ing the money power tremble Is expensive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

A Kansas man has invent ed a machine for counting money Another labor-sav- ing device to be placed in the hands of the farmers of that State.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

All is we'll Tn South Amer ica. President Castro claims to be alive, and Secretary Root vouches for the good health of the Monroe doctrine.