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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-21

que, en- Ausencia del Juez Abbott, Ia
oauss de libelo instituida Dor Don Qui
rino Coulter encontra de Don Fructuo-
so CampOs La causa fue instituida por
Coulter contra Csmpos y varios otros
sehores que firmaron una communication
Ia cual apareci6 en- La Bandera Ameri.
cana, en- Ia cual acusaban 4 Coulter y
Arcadia Montoya, de hsber intimidado
A los votantes interferido con ellos en-
el eiercicio de Is1 sufragio durante Ia
election de directories dc escuelas tent
dR en- Los Bsrelas en- Junio pasado
Pareoe que Campos rehus6 dar la fianzs
requerida por el juez de PEI para com.
parecer ante ell gran iurado e hizo apli
oaoion por 50 hbertad bajo el auto de
"habeas corpus. Muoho inter6s Sc
ha msnifestado en- el jnicio de este pro.
cedimiento y SO dice que Ia casa de
eortss ha estado atestada de gente de
las faociones contendientes. Cincuenta
testigos estan en- atendencis, con los
cuales ell aousado ospera probar Ia YER
dad de 10 expuesto en- Ell comunicado de
referencia. 81 prueba 10 dioho saldr6
libre, pues en- tales casos la ley iustifoa
la publication siempre que Sc Olga la
verdad. La liberacion de los aousados
del lado de LA OPINION P6bliea" sera
mas difioil, 81 Sc soetiene la eonstitu
oionalidad de Ia ley de libelo, porque la
contendida difamsoion es personal y
privada, que aunque SO pruebe, no 10
iustifioa la ley.
A Ultima hora nos llega la notioia de
que el Juez MoFie despues de oida la
5vido1cia y argumentos fsllo SIN culpa
al acusado Csmpos, hhjo la contenoion
sostenida por Campos de que 81 no sa-
bie 10 que firm0 V que por 10 tanto no
hubo malioia. El Juez indic0 en- su de-
oision que los carRos de intervention por
pRrte de los alguaciles con los votautes
no habia sido sostenido Por 10 tanto
la decision no afecta a los otros aouss.
dos que sguardan 10 aocion del gran
jurado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-21
ProrroteO para Ia Convention
Constitutional

De acuerdo con las prescripciones dc
la ley de Estado. acaba cl gobernador
Hagerman de ezpedir su proclama, para
la eleccion de delegados la convention
costitucional y para que Sc vote
sobre la question dc Isl, no. acepta.
mos el estado undo" para el dia 6 de
Noyiembre pr6ximo yenidero.
Ell prorrateo de delegados SO hizo
asignando uno por eada $50 votos dados
en- la Ultima election para delegado al
congreso, tocando ell siguiente ndmero
de delegados q cada un eondado:
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-21
Carl Gig Asesinado en- Clayton.

FL Viernes de la semana pasada muri0
viouma de la mano de un asesino u bitn
conocido y prominente ciudsdano de
aquel lugar, Mr. Carl Gilg. Il asesina-
to fue cometido como Las diez de 10
msfisna l. ID. Holton, que tenia una
sgenoia de t-rTenos, tuVo una dihoultad
con un tal Hobson que estaba tratando
con el un negocio, resultaD1O que Ii Jb
son le administro 4 Bolton IN golpe con
la mauo. BJiton hnnoo para cogsr su
pisJols y entire tanto IIubson ATTanc0 a
hnlr, segui0o de- b lton hasta el Hotel
Ek,und, dsparandoie e anna, donde
Hobson 50 ocult6 Carl G,lg estsbA sea
tado frente nj hotel y cuandO oyo 81 tlTo
50 levsuto de su hslento, y el matador,
siu met 70 slguno, SO yoivjo Ell y le
dispai0 el arms cssi quema ropa, atra
VI tzandole Il corazon. Glg no muri6
u.gn, pero explro A las pgoas horas.
III hsesino Re volVi6 para su Chona q
donde 10 slguieron inme1iatAmeute los
diputsd0s que 10 arrestarou y 10 condu-
| jeron In CarCel del C0ndBdo.
No hien re extendio por Ia plaza Ia
nutva del lnmouyado asesipRto, comen
20 reunirse la Rente que premeditaba
l1uchar oil sSeslnn, pro los tlciale- sa
bedoies de tai ILtsnclon, 10 saoar0n Gu
teloss meute en- un express y yeudo q
una dlstancla dc In plaza bs nderearon
el tren de passjaros, Y 10 cnndUjarun a
la c4rorl fe Ration. Foe tan pronta Ia
huidR do los cticiales con el RIO que no
tuviprnn tlnmpO nj para pnnerse las 10
vas, hhhlpndo salidn On mABgus dc CANT
"a. Il motln cuando halo Qoe ii hjs
70 habls ls1o 30 disperso pacldca'
mente,
Los Gfsialss merecn ersdito por 80
acoion gu impedir qul 50 cometiera .
negro crimen del IiDchamiento No hs
oe uingun tien A ninguna oomuni lar
el que los cindadanos so tomen la Icy eT
las msnos, y nor ell cohtrario el hecht
acarroa gran desor6tito.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-21
OEMUESTRAN SU GRATITUO.
Los Crusenses a los PaseiiOs por
Ia Cooperation en- COnseguir
el TratadO con Mexico.

La oomision ejecutiva de Gel Paso
Valley Water Users Association" reel.
bio dltimamente de la Asociscion de
Nuevo Mexico Ia siguiente carts y reso-
luciones, que por 81 So explican:
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Julio IL, 1906.
Hon. Felix Martinez, presidente de la
comision ejsoutiva de "El Psso Valley
Water Users Association" FL Paso
Texas.
Caro- Senor:-Sirvase hallar sdjunto
una copia certifcsda de un acuerdo
sdoptado por la Asociaoion dc Usadores
de Aqua, Ia oual le .suplico manifesto
ante su RsociAcion Y 10 den la publici-
dad que juzguen oportuno,
Ciertamcnte apreciamos la sincera Y
energica cooperation de los miembros
de su asociacion los ciudadanos &c su
oiudad vecndario, Ia cual ha logrado
este gran resultado. Tenemos deseos
de mandsr eopias ignales los miem.
brCs del CongTeso, Smith, Stephens y
Burlesom, los sensdores, Oulberson
y Bailey. Con Ell fin de llevar este q Ca
bo lie suplioo Sc sirvs suministrarnos sus
nombres completes y direction postal.
VerdSderamente de usted,
II b. HoLT, Presidente.
RESOLUCI0NES.
T6ngase presente que en- una junta
regular del cuerpo de directories de la
elephant Bntte Water Users Asso-
citation, de Nuevo Mexico. tenida en-
Las Cruces, N. NJ. ell dia de Julio A.
d. 1906, la siguiente resoluoion fue
adoptada:
PoR CUANTo ell dia 2S de JUNO, A. d.
1906, ell Seuado de los Estados Unidos de
America ratified el tratado entire las re-
pdblicas de Estados Unidos y Mexico,
el cual provee, entire otras oosAs, que sc
entvegue Mexico una poroion de las
aguRs que seran preservAdas en- 10 que
81 conCcido oomuumente como la Presa
de Elephant Butte, al conoluirse ell pro.
yeoto del Rio Grande en- Nuevo Meu'
coy
PoR CUANTo, los usadores de aqua del
yslle ne La Mesils, que oompVende par
To del territorio include bajo dioho pro
yecto, reoonooen la verdad que la ratifl
oion de dicho trstado sslda las conten
oiones que han txistido durante muohos
amos con relacion Ia distribution de
les sguss del Rio Grande, creemos
Que dichs ratification ssfgura Ia tenn
prsna construction del sistema de reRa
do asl Rio Gtande;
For CUANTo que los diohos ussdores
de- aqua reconuctn que estan bej hon
das y perennes obhgacinnes 4 q fl tales
de los ramos eiecunvo y legislative del
gobierno federal ad como a muchos in
dividuos parhcuIsres, por 80 ayuda "a
minisfrads TarR ssegurar la ratification
de dlcho trstsdo; Dor 10 tsnto
REsCELyAsE, Que esta asooiaoion, por
ST, y A nomhre de los usadores de sRuA
oiudsdanos de- dicho vale de La NJ ssil q.
expresRn por este su sincerR apreclaoicn
y sgrsdecimieuto por los esfuerzos on.
caminados Y puestos en- praotica para el
logro de an resultado, que, estamos con.
venoidos, probara ser de nm valor ines
timable; y ademas
RESUELvAsE, que una copia de estas
resoluciOnes sea transmitidR todos
squellos que tan Embellishments ayu.
daron en- la negotiation y en- proourar
la pronts ratification de dIcho tratado
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-21

' muoho IS ell parjuicio oausado asi en-
San MAroisl como en- Magdalena, pero
en- ningnn iaFar tauto como en- SOoO-
rro." El srtecedente despaoho, dice ell
Journal, fue recibido Ia madrugada del
Jueves. El mismo dia Sc hicieron es.
tuerzos para obtener connection telegra-
flea 9 telef6uioa, pero sin exito Rlguno.
ri Microbes por la noohe telefoni6 Mr..
Bursum q Don Solomon Luna anuncian-
dole que las de la tarde SO habia sen.
lido un temblor muy severe.
Noticias posteriores iudican que ell
despacho anterior exajera muoho las co.
sas. purante el Jueves sc sintieron dos
leves te mblores mss en- la Plaza de So
zorro.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-21
EsTIMuL0 sIN IRRIrAoIoN.

Ifse es el santn Y sens. ESQ Oh 10 que
hase el Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup,
Limp;G ) eStinlula ei vientre sin irrita
cion npguna,
En- la botioa de Q. q. schaefer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-07-21
Sin nCulpa.

Dnrante la seDsna Sc ha estado juz'
gando ante el Juez McFis, en- Albnquer'
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-16
TRl.s2S'' ATE GRAIN GROWERS ASSOCIATION
IA LETTER HOME.
Il tWritten for The Forum by ]. w. Eolex.l /

Like you perhaps will sonleday;
Like back East and but wouldn't stay
Glad doing well happy; yo country
But for always hunger for the freedom Of West
There's awhoesomeness about it that
Once breathed its love and long for again;
There's disever its
It's Just Home 70 you forever and can't just tell you why
It's 50 big and broad and boundess and its heaven blue
And the metal #
All its biloWed like of
And roll golden in
Why, and all the others that to
Wouldn't lump all togetherTnake in mine
And old
Why wouldn't make plot in district scoohouse yard
Not foot has touched its praie but longing return
Not has the sunset heavens
But looks back in hungry yearnng with the dim,
And the zephyr Of praries beathes the cadence of
That is sweet and full Of promise the Beuat Land we knew
When used TO together the old-fashioned
And at evende the glory Of the II "
Bids me bare my head in homage and gratitude God
Yes love Daddy you that's as steel
But there's something Dakota feel;
Makes bigger broader better; makes of toll;
Makes her as noble as her
Makes kingy MAKES you manly king;
And there's something the grandeur swing
That casts of the ng eters Of East and marks
With the OF the Praries--Wfh the freedom
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-16
Short Sketch Of the
Great Organization
Budd Reeve Originated the Idea and ]. A. John
son and J. H Worst Have Expanded II
Into Successful Association.
By ]. H. Worst.

The above named association, though
formerly less comprehensive in the
scope of its influence. as ifrdicated ii
its present title, originated eight years
ago in the fertile, brain of Hon. Budd
Reeve, Of Buxton. Trail county, North
Dakota. Mr.. Reeve conceived the idea
of assembling the farmers of North Da-
kota and western Minnesota on COM
mon grounds, for the purpose Of dis
cussing problems bearing upon agricul-
ture and the disposition Of agricultural
products, together with encouraging
discussions of plant diseases, and what
ever else Of interest that directly affects
the prairie farmer. ]. a. Johnson. the
present secretary of the larger associa-
ton was then mayor of Fargo and read
lily lent his influence to the scheme, and
as a result the first meeting was great
success. Chief among the speakers was
President James ]. Hill Of the Great
Northern railway, who delivered an able
and convincing address on business
methods that should be adopted BY the
farmers Of the northwest if they would
win success. The attendance at this
/ first meeting was So large and the inter-
est SO manifest that the Tri-State Grain
Growers convention was organized and
officers elected for the ensuing year.
Several years later the stock men ask
ed to be included in the association, as
also the dairymefl and horticulturists,
when the name was officially changed
to that Of the Tri-State Grain and Stock
Growers association. and the several
agricultural interests previously emu
merated have been represented at each
Eof the later conventions. Il
. The association is intended to afford
farmers. stockrnen, dairynen and horti-
culturists an oppo portinitys 10 get together.
during the winter months and discuss
questions Of mutual interest. The edli-
.cational features of the association are
always made prominent which, backed
BY the practical experience Of men prom
inent il, their specin lines Of work,
makes report that is worthy place
iil every farmers library
Some Of the most distinguished scien-
lists Of the country have participated in
the work OF the association, and the
most successful live stock breeders and
grain men have annually given their
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-16

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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
FIGHT AT SHARPE
NAY RESULT IN DEATH OF AN
AGED PARTICIPANT.
Charles Powers, Seventy Years Old,
Lies NJ Point OF Death From
Blow.

As the result Of fight Thursday
afternoon with William Crenshaw
near Sharpe. Marshall county Charles
Powers, 10 years old a prominent
farmer. is lying at the point of death
suffering from a blow on the head
with a pitchfork. Crenshaw has not
been arrested. although it is charged
he struck the blow
Crenshaw is as years of age and
both men are prominent in the com
munity. They are both married. II
Is not known what they quarreled
about. but IL is believed Il was over
trivial matter. Witnesses stated
that Powers struck Crenshaw with a
cane. whea the latter picked up a
pitchfork ard struck Powers across
the forehead with the handle, knock
ing the Old man down and rendering
him unconscious.
DR.. Eddleman. of Sharpe, attended
the wounded man.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
AGRARIAN
DISORDERS HAVE BROKEN OUT
IN EARNEST IN RUSSIA.
Telephone Connections Cut on by
An Accident" at st. Peters.
burg Exchange.

st. Petersburg, jury 2s.-The in
dications today are that peasant dis
orders which, 1t was expected, would
follow the circulation of the nantes
10 that dissolved the douma, have be-
gun in earnest. The latest adyices
show agraran disturbances are
breaking out in many districts.
Rioting has occurred at Ismail,
Bessarabia Revolutionists marched
through the streets, carrying red
banners and shouting Down with
the car" All shops are closed ow-
ing to the disorder. A company OF
Cossacks were sent to restore order.
While the agrarian disturbances
have increased the government has
met with obstacles in the formation
of cabinet. which has greatly hand
icapped the efforts to establish itself
firmly.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
Hart Goes Ca Wosk.

The failure OF the Graves county
mob TO lynch Allen Mathis in Me-
Cracker comfy Is a gratifying fact
"a the public here. Judging from the
the General expression.
At the railroad shops where
Charles Hart. one of the deputy
jallers. who assisted In eludlng the
mob with faiths. works, great deal
OF feeling was shown against him
when he went to work yesterday.
Some OF his fellow blacksmIths cen
sured him because ne took part In
effecting the escape OF the negro
from the mob. Hart was acting as a
deputy and was carrying out the law
but the feeling that IS held against
him Is manifested among hot-headed
and impulslve men who will doubt
less see that Hart was carrying out
his duty any violation Of which
would have meant contempt of court.
1t was reported that Harris fellow
blacksmiths refused to go TO work
with him but this Is erroneous. Hart
went to work yesterday but Quit
work early. II is true that he was
censured to great extent for the
part he took. but the feeling will
probably die out in day or two.
"The men did not refuse to work
with Hart" an official stated this
morning. "and Hart was not and will
not be discharged. He was carrying
out his duty and violation of II in
any part would have been equivalent
to contempt of court. Some of the
men feel resentment and probably
they are acting in what they believe
TO be the proper course. but when
the feeling dies out. think they will
see whore they were wrong"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
.PROWLER,
CAUGHT ny THOMAS HOUS MAN
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Prisoner Unable Ia t;ivc Good Account
of Himself, but h Warned
Away.

Thomas Housman, OF 1iil Twelfth
street. caught him a negro prowler
yesterday and after warning the negro,
released him. as he had not sufficient
evidence to hold him for any charge.
The negro was badly frightened and
when released beat a hasty retreat and
was seen no more In that neighbor-
hood.
when / went home last evening"
Mr.. Hoasman stated. my wife tod
me she had noticed a negro rrowling
about the house He appeared first
about 3 O'Clock in the afternoon and
peered into the yard and made a
minute inspection OF other houses In
tho vicinity. have but few chickens
but my nelghbors have many and !
believed him to be spotting hen houses.
"M O'Clock he appeared again
and stood near my house. | opened
my knife and started after him. lie
did not suspect my design until |
reached hlm. Grasplng his wrist !
exhibited my knife. told the negro
that II he did not behave himself !
would dIsembowel him. He seemed
badly frightened and could handy
talk. The prowler was a negro Of
low build. weighing about 10 pounds
anf'sas smoothly shaver and dense-y
black. lie told me his name several
times before he got through, and
claimed to be employed By the Padu-
cab Transfer company. When asked
what he meant by hanging about the
house he replied first that he was
looking for man but later said he
had come out to hear singing. There
is small tent meeting being con
dacted near my house. but the negro
failed TO explain why he had remained
from 3 IN the afternoon until dark to
hear the music.
"When gave him final warning,
and released him. the negro struck
out at rapid rate and saw him no
more. My son. Charles Housman,
followed me out bearing a shotgun,
which added TO the negro's fright. |
believe the negro was bent on robbery
OF some kind"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
COUNTER FELT
DOLLARS ARE BEING CIRCULAR
ED IN PADUCAH.
Wade Brown, the Deputy United
States Marshal. Has One Of Good
Workmanship.

1t will be well for everybody fortu-
nate enough to possess a silver dollar
to look closely at the date. and II 1t is
dated 1900 to bite 1t or resort to any
test to prove its genuineness.
There are counterfeit silver dollars
in circulation in Paducah and they are
so near perfect that it is hard to detect
them except by the closest scrutiny.
Wade Brown. deputy United States
marshal has one which was passed
several days ago on Miss Ella House
holder of West Trimble street. IAN
expressman gave her the coin in
change after he had done some haul
ing.
The dollar is nearly perfect 1T has
good ring. There is a dizziness de-
tected when II is dropped after gen.
uine dollar is sounded. The M under
the head is visible and perfect and the
o under the eagle equally as vel.
formed. The dollar Is so close to be-
ing perfect that the small NJ In the
wreath, which few people know exists.
is visible under the magnifying glass.
There are lot of nickels of a
date | do not know. which are being
passed as good coin." Marshal Brown
stated. "and the people win do well to
see that they take none of them. The
niikels are not good counterfeits The
matter is being investigated and we
hope to be able to place the guilt
where It belongs"
Marshal Brown does not venture an
opinion as to whether the coins are
being made here or some where else.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
BLA,IES HIS RIVAL
For the Death of Sweetheart Which
Resulted From Assault.

Kansas City. Mo-. July 2S.-Frank
Kern, who with Bertha Bowlin, was
brutally assaulted late at night a
week ago on the Kerscy-Coates Ter
race fully regained consciousness to-
night and made a statement in which
he said that Albert NJ. Crone. the
girls former lover. committed the
assault. Crone is now IN Jail charg-
ed with murder in the first degree.
awaiting his preliminary hearing.
Miss Bowlln died two days after the
assault. while Kern did not fully
regain consciousness until today.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
NIinnows Like Mosquitoes.

New Orleans. July rs A propo-
sitlon to use top minnows In stag
nant pools in place OF oil to destroy
yellow fever mosquitoes and to pre-
vent their breeding was advocated
today by Dr. Quitman Kohnkee. city
health officer of New Orleans. In an
interview. He said he had contem-
plated asking the United States gov
eminent to establish at New Orleans
breeding pond for top mlnnows, to
be used for stocking the stagnani
water about the city.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
First Sales of Tobacco.

Cadiz. Ky, July 2S.-The first
sales OF tobacco in the Cadiz storage
house at this place have just been
made. which are highly pleasing to
both the patrons and the manager oil
the storage house. There we're thirty
two hogsheads sold. the Tugs ranging
from 1925 to secs. and common
and medium leaf from $3.50 to
$500. No good or fine leaf has yet
been sold
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
ICE CONTEMPT CASE VI AGAIN.
Judge Reed at Toledo Sends Them To
Common Pleas Court.

Toledo. O.. July 2s.-By a ruling
OF Judge C. S. Reed. supervising Judge
OF the district. today. the board,
Lennon and Miller motions, which
resulted in the attorneys for the local
ice combine being sentenced to jail
for contempt Of court by Judge Kin
kaide, must be heard By the common
pleas court Former Judge Henry w
seey. who is assisting the prosecuting
attorney. scored the judges o. the cir
cult court for overruling Judge Kin
kaide.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
Club Organized to Boost City and Raise
Funds With Which to Advertise
Its Resources.
PRIZES In MEMBERSHIP CONTESTS
JOIN 10000 CLUB
AND HELP TO MAKE
PADUCAH BIG CITY.

The Commercial club Is desir-
Gus Of creating fund to adcer-
tise our natural resources. II has
adopted a plan OF selling 10000
buttons ("Paducah 5O,OOO'o,
and IL is hoped every man, wo-
man and child In Paducah will
wear one Of the buttons. Cities
profit by advertising just as much
as do business houses. The best
advertising city can have is
loyal, public spirited, earnest, en-
thusiastic population, each indi-
vidnal adding his part towards
his home towns best interests.
The plan adopted for securing
members for the 10000 Clnb"
Is TO sell a button mt Soc, the
money to create a fund to adver-
tise the city's interests.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-28
RAwN TO REMAIN.
Report That He Would Leave Hi
nois Central Incorrect.

Chicago. July 2S. - The report
extensively circulated the last few
days to the effect that |. G. Rawn,
general manager of the Illinois Gen.
trail railroad. Will resign to accept a
position of vice-president and gen.
eral manager of the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern railroad is not
correct. This information is given to-
day from the headquarters OF the H.
linois Central here.