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The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-23
INSTRUCTED TO ACQUIT.
Court Takes Case against Constancio
Miera and Manuel A. Pine, Jr.,
from Jury.

The Chieftain takes pleasure
in saying that in the case of
Territory vs.. Constancio Miera
and Manuel A. Pine, Jr., charged
with forgery, the court instructed
the jury to find verdict of
acquittal. The defendants were
deputies in the Office of Probate
Clerk b. A. Pine. The evidence
in the case showed that Miera
signed Felipe Savedra's name to
a document as Felipe Savedra.
by Constancio Miera," and that
Manuel Pino signed b. A. Pino's
uame to a document at the latter'S
request. The court held that
these acts did not constitute
forgery and therefore instructed
the jury to find for the defend
ants.
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-06-23
NAMES OF THE KILLED
Juan Rosales Bustos and Limo San
chez Were the Unfortunates.

The names of the unfortuuates
who were ground into small
pieces by the northbound pas
senger train last Saturday morn
ing a few miles south of Socor-
70 were Juan BustoS and Limo
Sanchez. So says Prof. p.
A. Marcellino, who got the in
formation at San Antonio the
first of the week. Bustos be-
longed at San Antonio and San
chez was from Mexico. 1t is re-
ported that the two had been
drinking and had lain down on
the railroad track and fallen
asleep. The engineer of the
north bound train saw them,
blew the whistle. and tried to
stop the train. Before he could
bring his train to a standstill.
however, there was nothing but
the fragments of the two sleep
ers to gather up.
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Gross Kelly Il Co.. improve
rnents, 5000.
Eliseo Barreras. house, $500.
Carpio Padilla, cattle, Sl2S.75.
Juan de Dios Gallegos, cattle.
S63O.O0.
Ramon II. Romero, cattle.
$4,000.
Cooney Mercantile Co.. mdse.
50, ,225.OO.
Red River Cattle Co.. cattle,
100000.
Vivianita G.. de Chavez. real
estate, $4,000.
Same on cattle, S1S5.OO.
Francisco Castillo V Chavez.
personal property, 81, ,72s.O0.
Socorro Company, real estate.
S2l 100000.
Chas. n. Adair. real estate.
5000
Baker 4 Fraz, mdsc.. $3.50. 90.
ID. h. Sorrells, cattle, 5000. 90.
Nicholas Gonzales, cattle,
S450.00.
III. Evans, cattle, $4,000.
The board adjourned to meet
on the first Monday in July.
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To Denver S20.15. to Colorado
Springs SOILS, TO Pueblo S24.15,
round trip. Tickets on sale June
1st to Sept. S0th; return limit
Oct. 81, 1906.
THos. JAoUEs, Santa Fe Agt.
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]. w. RAYNoL.ps
Secretary of New Mexico.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORA-
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.

We, the undersigned. in order to
form corporation for the purposes
hereinafter stated, under and pursuant
to the provisions of an Act of the leg
islative Assembly of the Territory of
New Mexico, entitled "An Act to reg
ulate the formation and government of
corporations for mining. maunfactur-
ing, industrial, and other pursuits"
approved March 18th, 1905, do hereby
certify as follows.
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c. A. Baca has recently added
a fine show window to the attrac-
tions of his grocery establishment
on Court street.
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NAME
l. The corporate name is the Mac
donald Company.
THE REGISTERED OFFICE.

THE REGISTERED OFFICE.
II. The registered office of the cor
poration is in the law office of Dough-
erty & Griffith, on the south side of
Court street, (unnumberedl in Socor-
70, Socorro County, New Mexico, aud
Harry NJ. Dougherty is designated as
the statutory agent therein, in charge
thereof and upon whom process
against the corporation may be serv-
ed
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(Signedl
JOHN A. MAcDoNALD, lSealJ
PATRICK ]. SAVAGE, [Seall
HARRY NJ. DoUGHERTy. lSea'
Territory of New Mexico,
County of Socorro. 10
Personally appeared before me, the
undersigned authority, Patrick j. Saw
age and Harry NJ. Dougherty, both
Continued to page e..
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Rev. Joseph II. Darling will
conduct services in the Episcopal
church tomorrow morning and
evening at the usual hours.
Everybody is invited to attend.
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Fourth Of July Excursions.

Tickets on sale July 3 and 4 at
one fare for the round trip. Re-
turn limit, July o.
THos JAoURs.
Santa Fe Agt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03

pi Ohio and Potomac Rivers to Northern mus M and Canada s22,723 bales. against s32.- s4S last year. ss3.714 year before last and mill takings, exclusive of consun1ption at southern outports 1,6S3, 900, against i6ss- 9e0 last year, 1,54o,00o year before last and rior stocks in excess of those held at the commencement of the season 257 469 asgainst ss. sososs last year. 17s,234 year before
 These make the total movement of the cotton crop into sight during the eight me months sa ending with the close of April j. s; sIs year before last. and 1o.o1s.12s the same
 Northern spinners took during April 15o.- z56 year before last. increasing their total ls2o.ess last year and 1.s5i.2s5 the year takings for the season 59.00S. against 55,- 651 last year. and 56,203 the year before . Foreign exports for the eight months of the season have been 5.e155ls bales. show ing a decrease under last season of 1,34S,- sss. and decrease under the same period year before last of so.799 The loss in for April last year has been 1o5 POS. and the gain over the year before 2132S2
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 20 leading southern interior markets at the close of April were 955.753. against LI1s477 the same date last year and 564,36S the year be- fore last.
 Including stocks left over at ports and interior towns from the previous season and the number of bales of the current crop brought into sight during the eight months the supply has been 10.345,35s. against It, fore.
 Up to the close of April last year s5 s-1Oo keted and for the same eight months in l9o4, the percentage of the crop brought into sight was o4 SS-100. and for the sarne 93 39-1o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Lovenan & Company,
 36 Commerce St.. MOntgOmerx. Ala.

By Private Wire to Loveman & Company,
 s6 Commerce. St., Montgomery, Ala. mand which has been the main sustaining influence for some time past. waa' missing in the cotton market. The weakness shown withstanding these adverse influences. how ever. prices were we'll maintained. During ay ene early tnading. the market showed an as high as II 21 At this level selling in duced by the adverse influences already prices went as low as ii i2 for July A report from New York that the liquidation in stocks was about over caused shorts to tial recovery before the close. which was steady at net gain of l to points over yesterday; Spots were officially reported hc on all grades. Sales amounted to 450 bales of spots and 800 bales to arrive
 The market acted in a very puzzling man prices were unchanged to 1 point down. but shortly afterwards. on nothing in particular. prices improved only to fall back nine points was recovered before the close. fuEures showing a slight advance as result of the during t6e day was mostly Of an A unfavorabie nature. but bears. while indu1ging in a lot of talk as to what the market was going convictions. and hence selling operations were not of an aggressive character. The weather in the Atlantic States continued portions of that part of the belt tomorrow. For the time being, at least. the spot de- mand has died out. and holders now show more willingness to make concessions, We are inclined to favor the short side of the market for the time being as we do not think that the present level of prices. espe- ctally on the summer months can be main tained in the absepee of a good spot de conditions prevail.
 Yours truly.
 LoVEMAN & COMPANY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
TREASURY BALANCES Washington. May 2.-Treasury balances. si5S.01S.391; gold s57.645.20s.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCT

Chicago, May 2.--Ideai crop conditions caused free liquidation of wheat here today close the July delivery was off $@%c. Corn down hc Oats were practically un- changed. Provisions were 7h @17hc low 
 Sentiment in the wheat pit was bearisn all day because of favorable weather for the fall sown crop Local bears and pit traders were fairly active sellers while the principal buying came from sh9rts Prices were weakened also by the fact that re for the corresponding day last week one year ago. All day prices declined steadily until the last half hour when partial rally took place on increased buying by shcris; The close was fairly steady. July opened 7Sc and closed at 7Sk @7s%c.
 Becasue of profit taking by local bulls the corn market was easy for the greater part of the day. The chief causes of the of clear weather tomorrow and the weak ness of wheat. Cash houses were the. prtn- cipal buyers The market closed easy with prices almost at the lowest point of the 46as 146hc, sold off to 4eAc and closed at 46Nc.
 Notwithstanding the decline in wheat the oats market was steady all day because of bie covering by shorts. July opened un- changed at s1h @31hc sold between S1 @ 31Mc and s1hc, and closed at S1kc
 Local receipts were III cars.
 liquidation in all products: The principal cause of selling was heaviest in lard and was an unexpected increase in stocks of provisions in store in Chicago as shown bv the official monthly report A sc decline prices. At the close July pork was down 17bc at $15. .67h. Lard was off 10 hc at Ss.621s @$s 65. Ribs were off 7hc at ss eo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to (. q. AbercrOmbie &
 Co.,. 32 Commerce Street.

By Private Wire to (. G. AbercrOmbie &
 O.. ss Commerce Street. drifted into a rut variations for the day being narrow. trading light.
 level. favorable crop accounts and the un- settled condition of the stock and money well. The foundation of the market is rest ing. upon the best of features. frae expor;s and small receipts, light stocxs and a good demand while the future holds out d prom ise for the continuance of ro1d trade
 From such view point it would seem cent. larger than last vaat's. 27.000 000 acres. is quite too small unlsss the crop be favored with an unusual Gr'w-ng season
 New crop months, however. are being sold at discount of about 50 points from the prot ability of stocks being red1c.i n a :nin 'mrm by the opening of the new season. Galveston holding but about one-half as much cotton as was held at this da.a Dns year age. and close study study & q1 'he movs3aGnt the balance of the season will hardly be up to within fifty per cent of what they were after this period last year.
 As is generally known the cro3 of Louibi- ana last year was disaster. the final cen of the eH State to have been on 5is. OoO bales. against l. 110O,000 year before Ias- and as other States of the Mississiopi Valley were in almost as bad a condition. Lht receipts during the balance of t'.e Yra3l1 at New OreIeans will be comparatively ight The heavy arrivals of last season servsd tc keep port and interior stocks. well as the worlds visible supply. at high tide the year around This summer such VIII not be the case. as exports will most proo1 ply be 'p k cess of receipts to a great extent, and stocks will probably shrink at rapid rate.
 The to:al number of bales ginned from last years growth, according to the 'e' ,Sed census report of yesterday, were 1o,726,602 bales.
 Of this amount 75.10O bales were mar kcted prior to the end of last August rlak- ing the available this season aoou; 10.Go0,000 bales, plus old cotton carried over from the previous crop.
 MT Hester's statement on ;!r= amount ef crop marketed to May 1st. shl the move ment to be 117,OOe behind insight t5 same date in 1903 when che com nhrclal crop vas only 1o,72s.oOo bales on vac basis the lines of about 10, ,75O. 900. Waicn makes II possible for summer manipulatt1n.
 H. & B. BEER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
EuIIsp,Ic Fits Cured

Both sexes and all ages are liable to epileptic fits, but no matter how se- rious the case nor of how long stand ing, Elixir Kosine, the discovery of a famous Washington scientist, will cure the dread disease. E. G. Fowler obtained the local agency for this sci" entific remedy as soon as they heard it.
 Elixir Kosine Is positively guaran- teed by It's discoverer to cure epileptlc fits and all nervous and spasmodlc .is he that 1t will do this that he has instructed E. c. Fowler to sell it un- der a positive guarantee that tho money will be refunded should it fail. You run no risk in buying Elixir Ko- sine, as one of the best known drug gists absolutely agrees to return your money if it does not cure. Price Sl.S0. Washington. D. C.. or E. c. FowleRs Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
Savannah.

feature of the week in the naval stores mar suited suite in a net loss of Soc on the pale and about 35c on the medium grades. The lower N sctsa tss eeesson 'o and %h were quoted about to i0c lower on Monday when the first break was Fseoroeqh th tnS Toinw
 ing day when sales including the entire hst were recorded. =.
 tine ruled firm at SAC and the receipts plac- ed daily on the market by the factors hava Q alike. S{c Is considered as about the correct value for spirits of turpentine and buyers fuftres however, have been reported in over a week. May-August selling last at
 The receipts for the season continue to improve and for the week total of Ss46 fssks tse season es is I p274s Casks. against casks last year to same date: Reeeipts to1 t91 was SsS 'sSHS ss7s % Casks. against ssss casks the
 A fact noteworthy of mention also was that there was no foreign shnments of
 From last Tuesday to Saturday. at the last call rosins remained stationary so far the pGsss aonS normal e
 with thousands of barrels changing hands daily. At the final call of Saturday. how market shifting from steady to nothing do ing, without transactio fofA the day. On Monday the market broke sharply rnI' TateE a q quoted firm at the decline. The close EMon- day was firm and unchanged. but at the opening Tuesday morning the pruning knife was used with good effect again by the bear clement and prices on the pale and medium grades stood water white 25c off: window glass, NJ K soc off. and Toe off. The lower grades to the contrary on |oTkea higher GIT practically a full recovery of the previous days loss. ,,,rr, H s42 25: G s4.OO; $3 s5: F sSso; stat stetisties: SS Receipts to date. s252s; last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
LryERpooL COTTON FUTUREs.
DAILY COTTON MARKET
port Mavarueytt..


 GaIveston-Quiet, Il 7-1sc; net receipts 2.se2; gross receipts 2,ss2: sales 1SS; stock New orleans-Steady, 11Ac; net receipts s,692; gross receipts 6.6s2; sales l. .2bo; stock 176. 2l2; shipments to continent 946: coast wises i.40o.
 M6biie-steady. 11hc: net receipts 14; Kross receipts IA; sales 1,40o: stock 16.5s0. Savannah-Quiet. II Mc: net receipts 2.09S: gross receipts 2.0ss: sales 537; stock 57,oso; ghinments coastwise 40.
 Gharieston-Firm. lie; net receipts 113: gross receipts 112; stock IS. s23.
 wilmington-steady 1Ihc; net receipts 22f: gross receipts 221; stock 14.556
 NorfoIk-Quiet, il 7-16c; net receipts l. oss; gross receipts 1.0ss: sales 2s9; stock a1. 1.{6s: shipments coastwise L536.
 Baltimore-Nominal. 11hc; net receipts SIS: gross receipts 1,375: stock 6,079.
 New York-Quiet. II .75: gross receipts 2.455; stock 163. i34; shipments to continent goo.
 Boston-ouiet. 1t,7s: net receipts 1s: gross receipts 1.s43: shipments to Great Phiiadeiphia--steady. 12c: stock 2.5e2. |:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

(Corrected Daily.)
 These prices are at wholesale and not to '0s 0sstarch8corn sQloc; standard goods pearl shc; gloss lump shc; nickel pack R:es-Extra fancy shc; head 4@5c; brok- en 3hc; Japan 5c-
 sslt~L.iverpool s1: Virginia soc
 Vinegar--Per gallon 14922c.
 C,offse-Green. common Sh 410c: prime lOK 9i0hc; choice 11Ql1hc: fancy 129 Candies--stick Sc: fancy 6910c
 Crackers-XXX soda 6hc; XXX ginger Fiour-Baais of barrels; High patent S5; fancy patent .25; half patent 34.75.
 5rits-Per bbl. $3 50; per sack Sl. 6U
 Meal-67hc; pearl roe.
 Lard-Leaf. s1Sc: compound 7%c: basis Hams-Dove 14hc: others 13h @l4c.
 Grain and Hay-Bran Sl 25; shorts s1. 90; corn chops 67hc; white corn 72e; oats mix ed 47c; white 4Sc; white clipped 49c; timo- thy CSC: Johnson grass 65c: rust proof oats Cotton seed huls-Loose, per ton 96; bal ed S7; sacks $s; cotton seed meal $26. 50.
 Fruit and Produce-Potatoes. Wisconsin stock s1 .0B bushel; California oranges S3. S5 !: white peas s2 25 bushel: apple and white wine vinegar 15e gallon: fancy full cream cheese. dairies l6o lb. fancy H. P. peanuts '2.50 crate; tomatoes. $303,50 crate; snap beans. $225 925O crate; new Irish potatoes, S2.zb busheli celery. S2754ta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03

green salted Sc.
 Wool-Clear Rae to 24c.
 Beeswax-2Ec.
 chckens-Hens so9sSc; frvers s5c; broii- CTS 20@25c
 Canned Goods-salmon chums $l; pinks q 10; Columbia River S1.5O; sockeyes sl so sardines. American 4 -oil s2. 76; mus tard $2 S5; imported ST @S14; oysters F. W. t-oz. shc: 5-oz,. soc; light weight e5c dos. tomatoes. 2-lb. S1: a-lb. S1. Is.
 Molasses-Georgia cane barrel 2se per gallon; eases, gallons s2.75 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin. gallons S14 h gallons $7 50; quarts $4 25 per dog.
 Sugar-Granulated 5Kc; F. Y. c. Ahc.
 Country butter-12hc
 Eggs-l2kc
 Seed-Rye $1 per bu. wheat Sl. 05; barley x1; crimson clover I2c: alfalfa IA 20c per lo; onion sets white skin S2; pearl S3; blue grass Is c 1sc.
 NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET.
 New Orleans, May 2.-Sugar quiet, but steady; open kettle centrifugal 3h @3Mc; centrifugal whites 3& 44c. yellows 3% O 3Ac:: seconds 2m3hc.
 Molasses, nominal; open kettle 17@Soc; centrifugal a 20c.
 Syrup. nominal 25 O soc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York May 2--LondOn tin adVahceu spot 1S4 pounds 5s; futures IFS pounds. Lo- eally firm; spot $40. 00Q$40. 20. ,o..
 Copper lower abroad. spot S3 pounds US futures S2 pounds Unchanged locally lake SIS. 5oa SIS. 75 electrolytic SIS 25 e SIS 6o; |; casting SIS 00d $16.25
 Lead unchanged, i6 pounds in London. Firm in local market. spot $5 s09S5. 75.
 Spelter advanced 2s Sd to 26 pounds IFS Sd abroad, locally quiet and unchanged at SC. O5 q $615
 Iron in English market: standard foun- dry 4Ss 10d, Cleveland warrants 49s Sd Lo- cally unchanged, No. 1 foundry. Northern n SIS. 75 @ $19 %; No do. SIS 25 5@SIiss S s9 No. 2 do. 1S1S.O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
Intrrior Movement,

Holstou--Qpjet, Il %e; net receipts 1.19o; gross receipts 1. 1sO: shipments 2.466: sales 79l; stock 3+7s6.
 AuKusta~Steady. 11%c: net receipts 440: gross receipts e79; shipments 1,4e6; sales 551: stock 53.6s3.
 Memphis--Steady. Il 3-1sc:- net receipts 220; gross receipts 452: shipments 152S; sales 800: stock 39.225,
 St Louis-Steady, II hc net receipts S2; gross receipts S.35S; shipments 3.95s: sales IT: stock 33,5T2.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts Isl: gross re ceipts 151: shipments 416: stock 1s.077.
 LouisVille-Firm Ike.
 Total today-Net receipts 2.0s3; gross re ceipts 5.S30; shipments 9.9S0: sules 2,265. stock 1T9.344.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports net 13,726: ship ments to Great Britain 1; to continent l,24s; stock 565.541.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 53,241; ship ments to Great Britain 22.972: to France 1850: to continent 42.237: to Japan 2sa 1s1 470; shipmerts to Great Britain 2.592.- 277; to FraIice 633.T94: to continent 2,214,- SIS; to Japan 10e.020: to Mexico 2.764.
 s-Correctad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
MONTHLY COTTON MOVEMENT.

New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement issued today covers the monthly movement to the close of April. Compared with last year it shows a decrease for the month in round figures of 342. 900 bales; compared with year before last, an increase of 273. 900. and with 1903 an increase of S2.OO0 The total for April was 560,440. against 902,212 last year. 2S7,590 year before last and 47S.- 457 the same time in 1903.
 The amount of the crop brought into sight for the eight months from September to April, inclusive, Is 1884, 900 under last year, 407 900 over year before last and Ill., 900 under al90S. The movement from Sep tember 1st to the close of April. inclusive. shows receipts at all United States ports 7.137,6 ,636 against S,555.753 last year, 6.S91.- SIT year before last and 7.369,6Z9 the same time in 1903. overland across the Mississip-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03

will continue right along for the new crop On the other hand. bears express the belief that English spinners have enough reserve stock to tide them over into the Q t crop and that spinner's takings. will all off greatly until the new crop begins to come in The local market closed quiet. net 10 ? points up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
NEW ORLEANS sPoT COTTON.
NEW oRLEANs CoTToN.

New Orleans, May 2.-Spot cotton quiet and steady Sales 1.250 bales. including 800 to arrive. Quotations reduced hc; middling 11kc
 anR's closing figures. The trading was liTn- ited in volume and the fluctuations were narrow Bulls continued to express the be- lief that present levels will be maintained by the demand for consumption. They say the spindles of the world will eat up every bale of the old crop and that the demand
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
NAVAL. STORES.

Memphis, May 2.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude Sic; prime summer yellow SIC; prime meal s25. .00@$25.5 50; prime cake S25.ooW s25. SO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. May 2.-Coffee futures opened barely steady at a decline of 5@10 points under bearish estimates for receipts at the Brazilian ports during May, less bullish es- inmates as to the decrease m the worlds visible supply for the month of April. the weakness in Wall Street liquidation and a little selling by Europe. The loss was ln- creased slightly during the middle session but the moderate offerings were pretty well absorbed at the decline and the market closed steady al 106Dl5 points lowor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New orleans May 2.-Cotton seed oil steady: prime refined in barrels 36c; prime crude loose 31c =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
n,rxy vopu CorTo~ rrTT1Rrs.

New York. May 2.-Cotton futures were quiet and steady on the New York Cotton Exchange today. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03

year, 24es7. Stock today. S2.45l; last year i7.Ii1 Exports for week. 3,Sol. Receipts for week. 9.531 Receipts today 1888. Sales for day 2,147. Exports for day l.2Sl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

the New Orleans cotton exchange today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-03

wilmington, N C.. May e.-spirits tur- pentine nothing doing; receipts l cask Rosin nothing doing: receipts t2.
 Tar firm, S1 80; receipts S0.
 Crude turpentine. firm S2.9O; S4'Nb and S5. 25; receipts l8.