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nah Seitrcib 201a Gents pro Srone.
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$1,000 Gin ser, IotG,..........,...,.t 09h
5000 ruiteb rus Stumbling (scrip) ... 36M
$40 llui.eo Sits Stumbling tScripl -. s6h
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$4,000 iluiico JidiIipabS 4er ......... 50
$1,000 llnitco AH8 5uuoina ser ...... sGA
$1,000 iIniieO NuS 5nroira Der ...... sG%
5000 lluiteS 9iOS Stumbling Der. .. s6A
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5000 llniteO HpS 5unSire Ser. sou
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$500 llniico &bS 6uubine Der. ...... sGh
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$500 ilniteb &bS Stumbling 5sr. ...... sGM
90 ltriteS etoteS 5loeIith . .....ti3H
% Limited GtoleS 5iocIitb .......tta
% lluiieo &niIrdhS .. ......... 10
100 GeGboaro 60 Son -, ......... o3H
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erast die 1Iie SOre, gtS I'M Inner GeSauI' !
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Mcbl. - 3uiubr 20,397 SolIer,
einidlieBlid 1912 6Giier 81 Occult
Yoint uno 919S SG'ier 81 Canton.
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c!apes Or. 800. ). .. o." aStenbens9t.
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tben.- Seiniie 0ierc, sSeiue ilo anocrt
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1927 Vuid)cl; Gleuatorcn F.. 8orrntb
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(neu) 81 40.
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Scrlangt i'm Mlgemeinen.
eentihes MrpsIts. Nad,petiuuas.yHrear

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sr. 2t9. SiiosSbnrp. Strn6e, inter Der %ufiicat
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Or. tf04. observation-disclosures.
Ser sgioreoit Srltneriuabrclncr @niuereir
hon Baltimore" Der cmlucIt ii6 bier ieeen
Wiontag.. George Srebm & Guns 0ier
ON 3dpt rc1 oeuti6er grt oireft bonn
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SGupiuIariier oeS Seiaiigpereits .lGelu
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(264-)
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Sffcrte az Muf,r.

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Dies iii Shrc SeIrocnhrit

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Seutine EhluRrntc:
FIRST CALL.

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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17
NEWS BRIEFS FROM CLAYTON,
UNION COUNTY, NEW MEXICO

Clayton, ~. M, Oct. 17.--Anastacio
Ortega, who shot and killed Manuel
Crime, last month Was given hearing
before Justice of the Peace Spring,
and bound over to the grand jury in
the sum of $4,000 He is in jail in de-
fault of bond.
A. w. Thompson, eX-recever of the
United States Land Office here. has
returned home after an extended visit
with relatives and friends in the east
Lon Meredith, who was recently
convicted Of stealing cattle and SEN
sentenced to three and a half years in
prison. secured new trial and Is now
out of custody on bond OF $4,000.
Stock raisers near Clayton are re-
ducing their herds as much as pos
sible as the influx of immigrants.
makes range scarcer each month, The
day Of the festive COW puncher in this
vicinity is on the wane.
FL PasO and Southwestern Railroad
at Solano. has been instructed to stop
work as the company has given up
hope of finding water at that point.
The Republican convention of Union
County has been called to meet at
Clayton, Ostober %. Primaries will
pe held October 20.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17
FIGHT TO CONTROL.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
to Prevent Hartman Carrying
Out His Plans.

Chicago, H., Oct. 1.-THE leaders
in the contest for the control of the
Illinois Central Road arrived in Chi
cago today for an annual meeting ot
the corporation. President Stuyvesant
Fish and his counsel J. B. Dill were
in conference last night which con
tinued until early today Dill said be
fore the time for the meeting of the
stockholders.
There will be a fight and we ex,
pect trouble. but We are ready to meet
anything that may come np."
William Nelson Cromwell who is un-
ierstood to represent Hartman in the
latter's effort to control the road, said
that there would be no fight so far
as he knew.
AS soon as the meeting of the
stockholders Of the Illinois Central
Railroad was called today it became
evident that there would be no figh.
for a control of the railroad as Will
lam Nelson Cromwell, acting for M.
Hartman turned over to Stuyvesant
Fish. president of the road all the
proxies for stock held by Mr.. Harri
man and Mr.. Fish was empowered to
vote all the Hartman stock at the
meeting Mr.. Hartman was not per
sonally present at the meeting.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17
BUSY AT POLL
TICAL WORK
Secretary c. V. Stafford at Republican
Headquarters and Chairman
White Of County Committee.

There are two very busy offices ii
this city these days. One is Territor
ial Republican headquarters with Sec
retary Charles V. Stafford in charge
and from which thousands of cam
paign documents in the English ant
Spanish language are being mailed
daily to nearly every postotfice in the
Territory. The other is headquarters
of the county Republican Contra
Committee in charge of Chairman
David M. White. He has three clerks
at work and campaign literature il
both languages is being. supplied Il
The voters in riln several precincts
daily and with every mail 1t will moi
be the fault OF Secretary Stafford noi
of Chairman White If the voters OF
the Territory in general and those oi
Santa Fe County in particular, are
not well posted upon the issues of the
campaign and upon the character and
attainments of the candidates for ter
ritorial and county Offices Migue
Baca, Miss Aldarette and Miss Fayette
are the three clerks employed b!
Chairman White and he is keeping
them very busy Last night the clerks
in the office were at their desks until
II o'clock. They have no sinacure
This is the first time in the history
of politics in this county that sys
tematized and well directed efforts are
being made to enlighten the voters
upon the questions of the day and
which they are to decide on the 9th
of November.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17
MUST CROSS
BALLOT TO VOTE
On Statehood Proposition--Attorney
General says "Yes" or "No'
Must be Signified by Mark.

In certain anti-joint statehood sec
tions of the Territory an expression
has gotten out that a balot without a
cross against either of the yes" or
mo" on the statehood proposition is
to be counted a. a vote against state
hood The following is the opinion OF
the attorney general on the subject;
October II. 1906.
Hon. c. V. Stafford Secretary Republi
lican Central Committee,
Santa Fe, New Mexico,
SIR
have your letter of the 10th inst
in which you ask: in the event a
voter neglects to cross either the yes
or mo- on his ballot with reference
to the statehood proposition please
advise if the ballot on that question
should be counted either for OF
against"
You are advised that in such an
event the ballot should not be counted
either for or against on the statehood
question.
Respectfully submitted.
w. c. REID,
Attorney General
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17
SUBMARINE BOAT
SANK WITH CREW
Men and Officer
Awaiting Awful
Death.
TRYING TO RESCUE THEM
French Ministry Downcast
Result of Accident.-Was
on Trial Trip.

Paris. Oct. 11.--Gloom prevades the
Ministry Of Marines here on account
of the disaster Of the French sub-ma-
rine boat which left Bserta, Tunis
yesterday. for a plunging experiment,
having on board a crew of fourteen
men commanded by Lieutenant Phoe-
pom and which was reported last
night, to have disappeared. The
principal hope of floating the I.utin
in time to save the lives of the i'm
prisoned men rests with the assis-
tance of the Danish steamer which
happened to he near and was sum.
moned to aid in raising the Lutin.
Similar Accident Last Summer Was
Fatal to Crew.
The submarine boat lies in thirty
lathoms OF water, and the submarine
boat Farfadet, which sank last sum
mer in only ten fathoms was sub
merged nine days and wnen she was
rehoated all of the crew were dead.
Two powerful salvage vessels have
been dispatched from Toulon to the
scene of the disaster.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17

has also conducted a mercantile es.
tablishment in ualisteo. He received
a good Spanish education from pri.
vate teachers. He is the father of a
large family and has brought up his
sons and daughters well. He Is a
true friend of public education and is
a strong supporter of the public
schools. For the past twelve years.
he has been school director of the
precinct in which he resides. six
years in Precinct No. l2. and the re-
naming six years in Precinct No. s..
During his young days and in the
late COS and in the early 7O's, Mr..
Madril was noted buffalo hunter and
went hundreds OF miles east and north
into the buffalo country on hunting
expeditions.
There is every reason to believe
that, If electd, Mr. Madril will dis
charge the duties of his position con.
scientously, honestly and fairly, and
will give the utmost heed to an
economical, progressive and efficient
administration of county affairs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17
HARD LINES FOR
WIVES IN CHINA
King Ate One Roasted Others -
Fed Several to Wild Beasts
Arrested for insanity

Marseilles, Oct. 17.-Mal advices
which reached here today from Indio
China brought another and more revol-
ting story of the doings of King Thanh
Thai of AMMAN, showing that he wert
to the extent of a cannibalist. After
killing one of his wives, he caused her
body to be cooked and served for
dinner forcing his entourage to eat
under the penalty of death Some
OF the Kings wives were bound and
burned with oil and subjected to other
cruelty while naked women were
thrown into the cages of wild beasts
where they were devoured before the
eyes of the King. Finally the French
authorities stepped in and made
prisoner of the King who has been adj
judged insane
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17
JICARILLA INDIANS
ARE PROSPEROUS
Have Raised Good Crops This Year
superintendent n. r. JOHNSON
interviewed.

THE Indians have had fine crops
this year, especially of wheat, oats
and potatoes remarked II. f. John
son. superintendent and acting agent
of the Jicarilla Indian Reservation
when approached yesterday by a
reporter of the New Mexican. M
Johnson arrived in the city Monday
evening from Albuquerque, where ne
attended the meeting of the grand
lodge OF Masons. He was forced to
remain here over night to make con.
nections for the north on the Denver
4 Rio Grande Railroad.
when | left home a few days ago
the Indians had just begun threshing
their wheat and oats Mr.. Johnson
continued "They haven't dug their
potatoes yet but the indications are
that the yield will be quite large. On
account of the rough sandy condition
of the country in which the reserva-
ton is located the farming is car
ried on only in the canons and there
fore only small percentage of the
land is under cultivation. Fifty In.
dians were farming individual tracts
this year and they are well satisfied
with the results of their efforts.
Five new buildings have been erect
ed this year at the agency and school.
They are all of frame and one story
high The agency buildings are cot
tages for the homes of attaches One
of the structures recently erected on
the school grounds is for manual train
| ing purposes. and is fitted out with
various shops. The Indian youth are
taught several trades, the principal
ones being those of carpenter and
blacksmith. Some attention Is also
given to steam fitting. However, farm
ing is the principal industry and the
boys are taught agricultural pursuits
on the agency farm. In addition to these
four buildings a large granary was
built for the storage of the grain rails
ed by the Indians
The Jicarilla Indian Reservation,
is located in the extreme northern
part of the Territory and represents &
large slice of Rio Arriba County. Tha
Indian population at present Numbers
eight hundred One hundred and forty
children are enrolled in the govern
ment training school, Jicarilla Indian
children only are admitted to this
institution. The boys and girls are
learning the ways of civilization rapid
ly. and take great deal of interest
in their studies.
Superintendent Johnson has very
little trouble with the Indians. They
are a peaceable tribe and his greatest
care is in keeping fire water out of
the reservation. At the recent term
of the fedral court in this city three
Indians from neighboring pueblos were
indicted and found guilty of smuggling
whiskey into the reservation, and
thanks to his vigilance and prompt
ness in seeking out the offenders the
liquor traffic has been stamped out.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17
TODAY'S NEWS SERVICE

Page Shortage in U. S. Sub
Treasury; Mrs Jefferson Davis Dead;
Submarine Boat and Crew Lost
Jose Leon Madril; General news ser
vice from entire world.
Page Editorial.
Page 3.-New Mexico Happenings
Kansas City Cattle Receipts; Hote
Arrivals; Lincoln County News.
Page 4.-Personal Mention; Guada
lupe County Tax Assessment.
Page 5.--Minor City Topics
Page 6.-Platform of Republican
party in New Mexico; Continuation Of
Lincoln County News.
Page New Mexican's daily short
story.
Page S.--Local and Telegraphit
stories: official matters; markets; off
cial weather report; continuation 81
personal and city items.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17
THE ICY HAND
FOR LARRAZOLO
At Las Cruces-No One to Meet Him
Republicans United.

~ Lao S'uSSS-No vic 10 Wcet T7im
Republicans United.
Special to the New Mexican.
Las Cruces, N. M, Oct. 16.-Candi-
date LarrazOlo arrived on the north
bound passenger train Sunday night
Not single representative Democrat
met him at the depot. No arrange
ments were made to properly enter
tain him. 1t is supposed he will ad
dress the people here-if he can get
the crowd. The people do not seem
to be on rainbow chase to get to
hear him. The funeral aspect of this
cold reception has told on him. He
demonstrated his great disappoint
ment in noted face expression. He
has been noticed on the street but fate
seems to be against him as but very
few have seen him. His arrival here
mean one of two things: Either the
Democrats put ticket in the field or
they do not. While the first arrange.
ment would undoubtedly give him a
few votes, looking at it from politi-
cal and practical business way, the
result is inevitably the same--igno.
minious defeat. At this writing the
Democrats or Fusionsts are lying
low and doing absolutely nothing,
though efforts are being made to put
out disgusted Democrat-Fusionist
ticket The best elements in the Dem
ocratic party are holding themselves
aloof from such an undertaking and
will in all probability succeed in de-
feating a Fusion ticket and may then
put straight Democratic ticket out
for what it may be worth. In Dona
Ana County, Democracy is a cofiin
Larrazolo the pall-bearer. The Repub.
licans are harmonious. They have
primaries today to send delegates to
the county convention.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-17

On the Republican ticket for the
County of Santa Fe appears the name
of Jose Leon Madril, of Galsteo, as
the candidate of the party for com.
missioner of the second district for
the term of two years. Mr.. Madril
is native of this county and was
born at Galisteo on the 18th day of
April lS49. He is son of Jose De
La Cruz Madril and Maria Rita Leyba
De Madril, who were also natives OF
this county and whose ancestors
came to New Mexico 200 years ago.
The subject of this sketch. as were
his forefathers before him. is farmer
and stock raiser. He is man of un.
blemished character, intelligent, well
acquainted with conditions in the
county and bears very good reputa-
ton as a citizen and as a man. He
is a property owner in this city and
in his home town, regular tax pay
er and thoroughly interested in the
welfare and advance of this commun-
ity. For the past twenty years, he