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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-27
Jury Calls Killing Of Rutledge
at Centerville, Last August,
Manslaughter
ON TRIAL FOR TWENTY DAYS
Verdict of Guilty of MansIaushter Re-
turned This Morning, After Hard
Fought Trial Which Cost the County
Over s5,o0o-other News of the
State.
;pec1a. 70 Times-Republican.

Specia. 20 Times Republican
Centerville Feb. 27.-The jury in the
Rutledge murder case returned ver-
dict of guilty of manslaughter. at go
this morning. The Case lasted twenty
days and was hard contested, costing
the county over $4,000. Rutledge was
killed on the street at his home, Aug
ust 81, by cutting the abdomen with
a razor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-27
OF CAPTAIN LEANING.
Was One of Pioneer Settlers Of Burt
Co,-Buried With Masonic Honors.

Co.-Bured With Masonic Honors.
Onawa, Feb. 27.-Capt. J. S. Leaning,
one of the first settlers Of Decatur,
Neb., and one of the pioneers of Burt
county, who died at his home at De-
catur, was buried with Masonic honors.
Captain Leaning in the spring of 1851
was in charge of the party of the corps
of engineers that surveyed the Iowa
Central Air Line railroad" from Clin-
ton to the Missouri river The road
was surveyed down the Maple valley
so as to avoid the rough country on a
direct line westward thru Crawford
and Monona counties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-27
Gas In the Stomach.

Re,ching and that sense Of fullness
ca often experienced after eating is
caused by the formation of gas. The
stomach fails to perform its functions
and the food ferments. Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets will cor
rect the disorder. They aid digestion
md strengthen and invigorate the
stomach and bowels. For sale by all
druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-27
WILL SAIL FOR CHINA.
Tho American battIeship Ohio
Leave Manila In a Few Days.

Manila, Feb. 27.-The battleship
Ohio, the flagship of the American fleet
on the Asiatic station, will leave in a
few days for the China coast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-27

years in the northwest, few have been
attracted that way this year. FEWER
movers cars have been ordered from
this place than in any year during the
past five wears.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-27
GIVES RIGHT OF WAY FREE.

Farmers Near Lanyon Make Offers to
Newton e. Northwestern.
Boone, Feb. 27.-General Manager
Blake of the Newton & Northwestern
was called to Lanyon yesterday by
farmers north of Lanyon and pledged
three miles right of way free between
Lanyon and Fort Dodge on the new
electric line from Fort Dodge to Des
Moines.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

SeIb ltmoroperu9 etnes
e | 8 8. en- Wien par Die 5rdu
zines Me9aniters, Der pGbreno oes
Suges auber Dem 9uuie urbeitete, eez
ftprben. Die 3n0lfidbrige So9ter oes
paores, tpel9e tpegen 8lei9fu9t aus
Der S9ule b~eurlaubt tpar, trieb ii9
In Der Nbipeisnbeit bes @uters auf Der
Strabe lumber. Oils Der Batter bier
bon &enntniB erbielt, iibereab er bas
Mdo6en elmer Sante oefelben. Die
sante beuufiiGtigte ibre 8i6te, 70 gut
fie tonnte, bod oas Mdo9en fano Witz
tel unO 8ege, fid aus Dem 9duis
fortsui9lei6en u1o BEN friiber beepnz
nenert 2ebenstpunoel fort5uieben. Ils
ale Grma6nunsen bes 0atera uno Der
Sante ni9ts fru9teten, ai9tigten Der
Batter uno sic Sante bas &ino, un6
oes6aIb nabm bas MGo9en zines
To9es cine aaueenfteinlDiung. sic
sog fi@ f4pere @~erdBunSen gu uno
fpurbe bon Qeraten mad Dem 9oipttal
sef4afft.
Stte m ais me
9 d e. Die 81 Sabre alte @befruu
Ses Monteurs Oobel in Riirnberg
bate oas bon ibrem Manne aug beHen
erfter gbe mitgebrd6te ~bieriGbriee
SDbn6en fortsefebt mibbunoelt uno
bungert1 ldHen. On einem Sage tpurbe
oas &ino BON ser Stiefmutter on Der
WaFerleitung falt setpai9en, Damn NIT
einem 2ineal auf Den nadten &Drper
idmmerlt9 sef9lusen uno mad poa>
5ogener priiseluns i'm falten 3immer
ftunbenlang an's geOffnete Senftsr se>
felt, aGIein eelaHen uno fpGter nod
mails gebriieelt. 4noern Says ftarb
Der &nabe tnfplge 8lutereuHes ms
@ebirn. Die MegGre tpurbs bon Der
Straffummer gu bier Suhren Gefdne>
nib perurtbeilt.
9anse SamiIie bor &C.
T | Of t. Gin 9elobiebifabl, our9 oen
Elm 9erliner @iebtommiiionGr nm
1880 Marf sef9doigt tpuroe, fiihrte
eine aug flint perfpnen befteben6e ga
mile por Die Straffammer in &ontB,
W~eitprsuben. Die @nflase ri9tsts fi9
geeen bic bret SObne oes GettpiebbGn0s
lers Qron 9rpB in Sempelburs, fer
ner segsr. ben gambler felbit unb osFsn
Grau. Ra9 umfangrei9er Bepeis>
aufndbme perurtbeilte bas Geridt bic
8riioer Natban unb Satob 9rob me-
gen p~ollenbeten 8etruges uno pifents
It'd falf6er acknowledging gu 8 uno
q Sabren 9efGngnib, ie 1000 Mart
Celebrate un6 bier Sahren Gbrberluf.
Die iibrigen Qnsetl1gten puroen frei=
seipro9en.
9ausu Of g beim @ o u
perneur. Sn ods 6aus bes @ou>
perneurs @orbaman in Sadfpn, MiH.,
orang tpdbreno zines 5eftes, oas oie
So9ter bes @ouperneurs peranifoltet
battle, cine patrouiue Der StaatsmiIis,
urn einen iunsen Mnnn an fu&en, Der
fld feiner pfli9t, beim grerairen aa
erf9einen. entaosen botte. Ser &C.
iildte tpuroe tn soeren Stpdperfe pers
ftedt oufsefunben unb Die 9reppe bin=
unter bur4 os Gale seihIeppt, mas
grobe M%ufregune unter ben @Gften bers
porrief. Der 9ouperneur 0aroamaR
un6 @attin proteftrtem ps-sebens ae.
gen Die 3ousfudung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
@ntiebli@e &ataltropbe.
% Nmerifaner bel 3mgnngliid lit Gnglanb nrl's
Seben getOnl1ltn.

Ser Grpreb;ng Der 4meritn. 9inie in Salisbury, 3wiiden Blpnontb nno
SOnbon, entseHt. = SO0te E%afagere beg SaHpfers u9ep yort" mad
9onbon Srinaeu.-9er Sug gdusih ssrtrHunert. Sic Sdue Senfmal'
Seweaums in 9eui6lanS. -® Der stanSarO Oil GO.-Sernan aro'
patded geaurben.- GulutOpsffs amMtage ssGbh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

ruIRi9e Spra9e berffsbsn. Niemanb
erbdIt obne grlaubniBfdsin 3utritt su
benz bon Wauern umgebenen Srnno
ano Buben beg tleinen 9alais, mo bic
taiierti9e 6amilie uobnt. Sunosrte
BON @e6eimpoliaifen in @iuiltleioung
halien Fd In ben partanlagel urto In
ben Straben auf. Der 2aiier oebnt
feline STANDARDIZATION nismals iiber Die
@renaen BEG tlsinen palais aus uno Die
Wit9lieSer bss SOfss fnb tbatid4li3
tangene innerbalb berpalaismauern.
Qnuptuntsr6altuns II pas 3eH'
aber. ale ionf ibli9s GrOb.
ia, 4 : SOfisbsns 1T gei4punbsn.
.rreid. 1msarn.
@oIuap IT'S StetIung
ttbar.
Wien, Seitens Der uns
garii9en Seles or : nunmebr Der
gtat bes qemetr,n. Winiferinms
oes Muspartie,n sE angenom.
men troroen, jeoo4 'oem bic
Wortfhbrer In Der &c. De-. ibrer
feinoielisen StimmunG 9es 9a Wt-
niffer bes NeuBern, 9rafen b.
dnusft, ielbf absrmals in -
Nusfdlsn Ausbrud berlie6en ban.
Sic geuiaisung beg Budgets if abe.
ourdaus nt9t oabin auf3ufaHen, bab
bic Nnerife 9egen ben @rafen bon
@olu9oustt nun na9laRen utrben.
SIM @sgentbeil. Die ungarn tueroer
NIT ibrem Sturmlauf sesen ben ibnen
berbabtsn Wtniffsr f%Orifa6ren. uno beis
fen &tdtritt gilt aIs wabri&einli9.
Soerber 10 | roberno m men.
90 ie n, /. Suli. Sn Der Gfaire
aOsrber bat ft4 bic &e9ieruns zines
anberen beionnen. sic bat. trus Der
uripran9li9 gegentbeilisen grtldrung
bss SanbsIsminifers JOri9t, nunmebr
ibre 3uftimmuug gu Der 8ernstmung
oss ebemaltsen WiniferprdRoenten Or.
b. &oerber in Sa9sn bes 8rieifer 2or=
ruptionsifanoals ertbeilt. Au8 Der
frtbere SinansminiRsr i'm aabinett
2oerbsr, Or. SObm, wirb 3ur @erneb-
mung porgelaoen tuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
Wtr1om- 2ranten6aus.

"0 "1* WV "
Wart toffst, am l.. s eey sr1ffnet
piro. Msbrsrs Mitgl,so, tsc 1ifer.
li9en Camille fOuObI. n ~ Ta'
iefdt islbft, tuerben benz g g.n'0 q
b%eipobnsn.
Die @einberge an 80
Wofel.
gerIin. l. Suli. Die sttuo,
tim In ben WOfeIwsinbsrsen 1T in's
trttii4e Stadium sstrstsn. Die psro.
noipsra tritt In 10 eri9redsnbsm MaBs
auf, bob bic 8ebbrbsn fi9 es3tpungen
geieben baben, ben lei9tRnnigen Win.
germ einen i9arfen @srtpeis 3u srtbeis
len. Man fiiratst. baB bic aalamitdt
bic S9doen oes @oriabres nod iiber.
ftei9en tpiro.
a6nig BON Sa9fen tp | + b
8 b urg eu9en.
Berlin, l. Suli. Samburg
t0tro benz 26nies 5riebri6 Nugut bon
Sa4fen. Der am Dtenffa9 In Der
9anfataot ertpartet piro, einen qrob.
arti9en @mpfans bsrsiten, ulb Tdmmt.
li9e Rbeoer baben f9 aur 0eranHal=
tung zines grObartige1 gantstts bsrs
einigt.
Der &beinhafen n
@reeIb.
Berlin, L. SuIi. Die Gin
tpeibung bes Rbeinbafens In grefeIb it
nun auf ben s. Suli fsffgeiebt tuOrben.
Der Jinansminifer 5reiberr b. 9bein-
babsn bat iein gri9sinsl 3ugsiagt.
Der We9eI in ben Ober.
prdfib n.
Berlin, |. Suli. Der vRei9s.
an3eiser" psrOfentli9t beuts bic be-
reits ang~efiinbistsn @srdilberunsen In
Der gsisbuns Der Disqualification.
pOHen. I'm STEELE bes ausasi8ieoenen
Sberprdfoenten bon Sadfen. Or. b.
goetti4er, aebt Der bisheriss Obsr.
prdfoent bon S9lsswis : Sulffein.
5reiberr b. Wilmousti, mod Maebs-
burg. OberprdRbent bon G9lesuig.
Solfein uiro Der Resierungsprdfbent
b. Dennis, ieitber In Jrantfurt a.. b.
.. In behen Steae wirb &egierunss'
prdIibent Der bortragenbe &atb i'm
@ibiltabinett, @eb. Obsrrsgisrungs.
rntb b. gaIsntini. Der 2sbters wirb
burd ben Sch. &esisrunssratb b.
gifen6arbts& otbe eriebt, uel9er f9on
burtragenber Ratb i'm @ibiltabinet mar.
Or. b. Boetti9er fino anldBli9 ist.
ner penfOniruns bonn 9aiier BIZ
griQanten gum S4war,sn Eolrurben
nsrIieben wOroen.
Der R6Iner Q o m.
Berlin, l. Suli. Die nun
p%olenbete unterfu9ung Der b%aufdaigen
SteIsn bes 2Slnsr 9omes bot ersebsn.
bab nur i&nsIss 8orssbsn has gau'
inert Dor elmer 9~atafropbe bewabrer
fann, unb mon bebauptet, oaB mebrer'
Gadberfdnbiee Guberf u~neebalten
fino iiber bic Irt uno Weiie, In Der BIZ
Snipeetton bisber bernadl1bt9t tuurbe
Stun man bic Refaurirune in Nngrif
1immt. tperoet au4 mebrere, atpa,
nt9t baufdaige. absr immerbin In
0erfaQ 9sratbsne Nebengsbduoe mel
auf9effbrt, besiebunssuetfe aefeftig
perben.
HuRIanD.
6 In brmIt9es 8efdng
nib.
g I. Petersburq, /. Gull
Mmtli8 pirb BITE WsIoune bsmsntirt
Dab Der 2aiisr urb Der 0of bon petsr
bOf mad 3arsfoiesSe surtidtebrel
tuirbsn. neil unter ben S4lobbebien
fteten cine reboIutiondrs Werfdm6runI
sntbeft tuorben tpdre. Sn benz 9e
menti beiBt es. biefs Welbuns tpdre au
bic Mbi4isbseeiu4s mebrerer stabs
Sffjiere beg ros.ulanenregiment
} 3urid3ufibren, bic tn Der 8ef6rberun!
oss Oberfen 2erwsntotp gum Rom
manoanteu bon psterSof als IaG
. fol9er bes Generals pIesfo cine 3urid
. iebung srblidtsn.
Die &i9tigfeit btsfsr amtli9en 81
> fldrun9 riro omar angsamsifelt, abe
= es gilt oils f&er, bob Der Gar gar mid
. an bie @hdtebr nod 3arstois.Ss
oen!t, ba Peterbof oi9t ON Solf b.
Z IT, ia - e. MI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

tru9en.
Jur9tbnrss @ifsn q 3 n
ungli d.
g atisburp, 1. Suli. Der
.@merican Cine grpres", Der iber bic
2inis Der 2onoOner Siiowef6abn bon
plpmoutb nod 2Onoon untsrtueas mar
unb AZ paHasiere beg 9ampfers
.g2ep gOrt", Der am %. SUM- bon
Hsp Sort abgefabrsn mar, an SOro
bate. entgleite bsute frib 1.59 nabe
Salisbury unb uurbe gdn3li9 aer'
trammsrt. 9rsiunO3wan3ig periOnsn
fnnbsn sinen i6rsdliden Bob, pdbreno
tbsr Elm SuBenb anoere i4mer berIebt
fno.
Die um's 9sben setOmmsnen ames
ritaner fub:
2ouis @aIfir, SrumbuQ, Conn.
Sreberid 8. Geift. Sem YOrt.
Srau 6. W. @lpbids, Chicago.
Sublsp 3. Sarbinq, Stem YOrt.
Jrau 8. $. Sit4cOd, Stem 9ort.
SRI. Warp 5. Soni.ion, Stem BORT.
Geb. 6. 8. Sing, Toronto.
Srant %. Sod, ALLENTOWN, pa.
Sobn 6. Wc9onalb, Sem Durt.
6. ). WeNsefin, 9sringtOn, ap.
6. u. pipon, toronto.
5rau 9. W. Gentele, Netp Oort.
CHARLES g. Ssntsue, Sem gort.
SRI. glnn9e Or. Gentsle, SEEM Sort.
fri. Gertrude W. Ssnteae, Nen
Oort.
5rau @altsr 9. Smith, SaptOn,
Obio.
6rl. eleanor Smith, SaDtOn, ..
@sraro 8. Smith, Sapton, 8.
Srau 9ilins Curb @nits. Sem Sort
WaIter gnrwid, Toronto.
9ouis @oebpineer, Sulius 9esler.
u. 8. 39ompIOn, @Obnori Der Ore
unbetannt.
Die p ropbe.
Der gr0bs amsrita=S ampfer vNen
gori" bate Inn 9.35 ubr eamftas
abeno plpmuutb errei9t, NO cit
Spe;inl3ua barrie, Die Rsiienoen mad
2onoon gu bringen.
Cine snnss An3abl bsrielben. bic ur
iprtneIi6 bsi6loRen hatten. ben Dam
pier in plpmout6 su berlahen, ent
lT6loKen Ra In lsbter Minuts. mid
abnsnb, Oab fs oamit publ ihr 2ebsI
retteten, bic Geiie an Borb Der vNet
OOrf" fort3uieben, oa bic Sceanfabr
cine ttberaus ansene6me seusien mar
CT nabmen benin muir AZ Der paRn
gisrs bon ibren &siiegsfdbrten abI6ien
UNI ben @rpres3ug gu beftsisen.
9isIsr befano ars elmer md9tige
6 ofomotipe, orsi Rorrioortpne en erfs
RlaHs unb einsm Spsiiemagen, un
perlieb P1pmoutb UNI III ubr Na9ts
Der 3ug lsgt bic $50 Msilen lanl
Strsde mad 2onbpn 9ew6bnli9 nj
elmer @eidpinbiafeit bon elmer Wsil
bro Winute suriid.
sOIanss, big Salisbury srrsi4t mot
cling bic 5nhrt elatt BON %ffatten; Il
balb Der 3uq ieoO9 bisis Station pa
Frt battle. beoba9istsn Die &siienbs
elm mertphroisss &tttsln unb S9ti
teln Der @asen, Biz pl6Blih. an ELM
i6arfen 9urbs nabs Der. bic 5iibertO
Strnbe fiberIpannenoen Bride b
Qofomotibe NIT i9arfem Stud entgleii
unb nit fur1tbarer @swalt gsraoe
sinsn @itsrsug rannte, Der auf be
Nsbsnaslsiie in ents.ssngsisbtsr %id
: tung ba6erfam. Der 3uiammsnft
NOR elm fdrsdli9sr: Die beioen Got
, motiben unb Der erffs Waesn bes 9
i prsb,ugss tuurosn f6rmli9 In giie1
fplttter pertpanbs!t. cu& BITE b,
anberen Wager BEG bon plpmou
!. tummsnosH 3ugss tpurosn sdnsIi
=. Serft6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
6robbritannien.
9 uIIeti n.

9onbou, l. Suli. Bel Saliss
burn, SO Weilsn bon bier, entgleife
beute WOrssn 2 ubr Der Spssial3ug
Der america=9 inie, Der AZ Pafagiers
bes eeftern bon Stem yOrf einsetrOfe'
men 9nmpfers vNeD YOrt" an SOrb
bate. % psrionsn tuurben iOfort 9e.
t6btet, p1brsnb bic u'brisen mebr ooer
tpeniger i9psre 8~erlsBungen babon-
tru9en.
) ur9tbnrss @ienbabn
II n II
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

Berlin, l.. SuIi. Die Gin
peibung bes &beinbafens In @refeIo II
nun auf ben 6. Suli fsftaeiebt tuorosn
Der Jinan3miniffer 5rsiberr b. 9bein
babsn bat iein @ri9einen 3ugeiagt.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-29
REPUBLICANS
OF QUAY COUNTY
In Convention Meet and Select
Delegates to the Territorial
DELEGATE Convention.

The Republican convention of
Quay county, called for the pur-
pose OF selecting three delegates
to the Republican Delegate Con-
vention OF New Mexico, which will
be held at Las Vegas today, was
held at the courthouse in Tucum-
carr. on the 10th day of Septem-
ber.
The following precincts of the
county was represented by the fol-
lowing delegates:
Precinct No. /, Tucumcari. 7.
{. Barnes, J. ]. Harrison, Fran
cisco l.. Gutierrez, V. S. Montoya
Robert S. Coulter, A. b. Dauber,
N. V. Gallegos, ]. Q. Adams.
Jacob Wertheim, Stanley J.. Law
son, VIM. Troupe and M. b.
Fowler.
Precinct No. 2, Revuelto, Ven
cesloa Mares, Juan Gallegos, F.
Marques and Segundo Marques,
the latter two by their proxy Sa-
turnino Montana.
resented.
Precinct No. 4, Puerto, not
represented.
Precinct No. S Quay, Pedro
Borquez, Ramon Brito, Carlos
Gauno and L. Marques.
Precinct No. E Montoya, Chas.
H. Kohn, Gregorio Flores, Luriano
Ulibarri, S. r. Hendren, Juan d.
Ortega and Senobio Apodoca.
The convention was called to
order by l. c. Barnes, Chairman
of the Republican County Central
Committee, N. V. Gallegos Secre-
tary of theCentral Committee act
ing as secretary of the convention.
After the reading of the call for
the convention, |. c. Barnes was
elected permanent chairman and
H. H. Hargis permanent secre-
tary of the convention.
BY vote of the convention Mr..
Victoriano Montany, precinc C t
chairman for precinct No. 4, being
in the audience was made a dele.
gate for his precinct.
The following persons were put
in nomination for delegates to the
Las Vegas convention, to-wit
|. c. Barnes, N. V. Gallegos, A.
b. Dauber and Eugenio Garcia
The delegates were voted for 10y
a rising vote which resulted as fol
lows
, Barnes, Gallegos and Daube
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-29

from information, the accuracy OF
which cannot be doubted, it seems
that some such measures, either
the one now before congress or
some other one will be passed in
the near future. That such a
measure is advisable under condi-
tions that now prevail, for the
preservation of range grasses and
tor the future of the cattle and
sheep interests of the country.
seems to be the opinion of the
men who have made an investiea-
ton OF the subject and have par
ticular charge of the measure at
the national capital.
Several other issues of great
Importance to the sheep growers
OF New Mexico and of all the
country are very closely associated
with policies of the national gov
ernment. One of these is forest
reserve policy. A great change
has come about in the sentiment
OF the people of New Mexico in
TINS matter. 1t was feared at first
that the settling of large areas of
hf .pAblic. domain for the preser-
tive marketing of the grown tim
ber, would result unfavorably to
the territory. That such fears are
groundless is now generally con-
ceded by nearly all thinking men.
This is especially true of those
sheep growers who have one or
two years experience in grazing
their flocks on the reserves. They
find that the payment of moder-
ate fee is not a hardship, but rath-
er, under the liberal rules and
| IeSuidtlOuS VI TIC DulCdu VI lOi
estry, that it is an advantage rath-
er than a detriment to their busi-
ness. The government is more
than willing to receive suggestions
from people here and from organ
izations such as this. If you
think that in particular cases, the
grazing fee is too high, or that
changes should be made in any o.
the regulations, ! feel sure the
bureau of forestry will not resen
but will welcome any reasonable
suggestions you may have to MAKE
The liberal policy OF the fedora
government in regard to forest re
serves is shown by the passage o
two measures during the past year
One throws open the reserves, un
der reasonable restrictions, to az
! ricultural entry. The other pro
vides for the payment of ten pc
: cent of the total income Of the re
: serves to the counties in whic
, they are situated"
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-29
SHEEP AND WOOL MEN CONVENTION
An Address by Governor Haseman who Points Out the I'm
portance ofthe Sheep and Wool Growing Industry.

Following are few paragraphs
taken from Governor Hagerman' s
interesting address before the first
annual convention of the sheep
and wool growers of New Mexico
held in Albuquerque:
The sheep and wool industry
is now and is sure to continue to
be Tor many years, the creates st
and most important industry in
this territory. On the first day of
January, 1906, the United States
government reports showed that
New Mexico had almost four mill
ion head of sheep within her bor-
ders. Estimating their value con-
servatively they are worth fourteen
million dollars.
This years wool crop in New
Mexico will aggregate eighteen
million pounds, which at an aver
age value of eighteen cents per
pound, will be worth three mill.
ion two hundred and forty thous.
and dollars. 1t is estimated that
one million lambs will be shipped
e {, mnarket ma R at an average price of
ion seven hundred thousand dol
lars, making total income to the
territory from the interests repre-
sented by this convention, of five
million nine hundred and forty
thousand dollars.
To-day is period of organiza-
ton, and it is absolutely necessary
for the producers of wool and NUT
ton to organize in order to not on
ly to protect their interests from
such organizations as the beel
trust, the commission houses and
the wool buyers, but to secure
needed changes in forest reserve
regulations, transportation facili
ties, commission charges and 9th
er matters. These and many 9th
er things you will doubtless thor
oughly discuss during the course
of this convention, and there ar,
only one or two matters that
would venture to call to your par
ticular attention as in my opinion
of unusual importance.
Zone of them is of the propos
ed law now before the congress o
of the United States providing 70
the control of grazing on the pub
lie lands of the United States. !
is a question of vast importanc
, to all the stockmen of this. .countr
t and one which has been thorough
ly studied by men who are emin
emily qualified by training and eS
perience to pass upon it. Th
president favors such law an
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CALL REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
10 Meet at Las Vegas September
70. to Nominate Can didate For
DELEGATE to Congress.

headquarters Republican Central
Committee, Santa Fe, N. NJ,
Sept. 9Th, 1906.
Pursuant to authorit
OF the Republican Territorial
Central Committee, /, the under
signed, chairman of the Territorial
Rep. Cen. Committee of N e W
Mexico, do hereby call a conven-
ton to be held at the hour of 2:ao
p. m. at the Duncan Opera House
in the City of Las Vegas, on h e
2oth dav of September 1905, for
the purpose OF nominating a candi-
date for delegate to the Goth Ma
tional Congress and for the pur-
pose of transacting such OF h r
business as shall come before said
convention.
The various counties of the Ter
tory are entitled to representation
in said convention as followr:
County. Delegates.
BernaIlio ....--............o
Sho~S"'
Colfax. Ia
Dona Ana .............. Y
Eddy. ................... .......''....2
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No proxies will be allowed ex-
cept when such proxies are h e | d
by bona fide residents OF the coun-
ty from which said delegates may
have been elected.
All county conventions ior the
election of the delegates from the
various counties are hereby requir-
ed to be held not later than the 26
day of September.
A meeting of the Territorial Re.
publican Central Committee is
hereby called to assemble at the
Duncan Opera House, Las Vegas
at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. m. OF
the 20 day of September, 1906, t'
transact any and all business tha
may properly come before it.
II. 0. BURSUM,
Attest: Chairman
c. V. Stafford, Secretary
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Continued on last page.)
Evening journal., 1906-07-17
PUDDLERS STRIKE
FOR MORE MONEY

Because their request for more money
was refused AN the puddlcrs employed ai
tho plant of the Wilmington Iron Com
pany, have gone on strike There ere
about nifty puddlers employed at the
works and their stopping work forced the
entire plant TO close. throwing nearly two
hundred men out Of work. The strike Is
not a strictly local AFFAIR, having been
called by the Amalgamatcd Association
of Iron and steel Workers and is in effect
IN an the steel plants throughout the east.
The national body has had two represen-
tatives here for several days. Immediate
ly after the men went out "a committee
from the local union called on General
Manager Williams and held a conferences.
Mr.. Williams said he could do nothing foi
the men but understood his firm was will
ing TO grant the demands OF the men n
the other companies in the East would
do so.
Evening journal., 1906-07-17
MAN WANTS TO
GO TO JAIL

BY Our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON, July ll.-Lousl A.
Gourdain, the Chicago banker, who
wants the aid of the Supreme Court Of
the United States in breaking into the
Illinois Pemtentiary. was heard from
this morning.
A telegram from him was received at
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
asking that functionary to have the
very best court stenographer in Wash
ing meet him at the Releigh Hotel in
this city at six o'clock this evening
Although the request is a very un-
usual one. it will be complied with.
Gourdain was recently sentenced to
four and a half years in the Penitenti-
airy for conducting lottery in Chicago.
Pending further arguments in his case,
he was released from the Cook county
jail in bonds of $4,000. He Immediate
ly presented himself at the Joliet
prison with the request that he be in
carcerated so that his four years and
a half years might begin at once. His
request was denied, and he now wants
the Supreme Court of the United States
to see TO it that the sentence is en-
forced. He has threatened to build a
prison Of his own on some hillside and
begin the service of his term there, if
his demand is not granted.