davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
correspondents.

ON Nj 81 kan bes0k mig perscnligen. uppGif
skriftligen de symptomer. som besvara or
NEST, och Nj erhaller EFT uppriktigt och We
tenskapligt omd8me r6rsnde edert fall tillika
med var sista m9dieinska box: Key to Hap
piness for Mankid"
En- stOr maJoritetaf fa'lkunna botas genom
mitt system 1T behandling hemmet. hyilKst
gOnsin uppfunnits.
K~ostnaderna for en- bot Hro resonabla och
inom alias r6ckhall, och jag gtfver hvarJe
natient EFT lagligt uppsatt kontrakt, under
st8dt af EFT stort kapital, att infria nina lot-
ten.
LRkare, som hafva enyisa fail att b~ehandla.
inbudas h~Jertligt att radfraga mig.
MINI kontorstimmar Rro fran o I. m. till 4
@. IN. SAINT fam till s G. m. S6ndagar endast
10 till -,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

inertia. Let gick sd langt att non
nodgades anhslla ON skilsmes-
sa.
Efter att hatva ejort sig skyl-
dig till tvegifte. bekant sin stors
karlck till bSda hustrurna och be-
klsgat Diet forhallandet att han
ej kurde ha dem bada hos sig.
andade B.. Gibbons i,,Norfolk, Va.
sit Liz med en- kula i hnfudet.
Han a 81 ar gammal och hade
varit metodistprest i Maryland,
der han for Ic ar sedan ingick ak
tenskap med en- at hustrurna. Pa
senare tiden hade han varit prof
ryttare och under en- af sina resor
rakat och gilt sig med den andra.
c. T. Yerkes. som nyl. aHed i
New York, har testamenterat en-
grundfond pa Sioo, 900 till Chica-
gouniversitetet for uppratthallan-
Diet at dess observatorium Lake
Geneva, Wis, for uppratthallan-
Diet al hans konstgalleri $4,000
eiter hans hustrus dod. 4 Yerkes
hsr dessutom anslagit medel for
u~ppioranGet at EFT hospital i New
York der personer al ALA nationa.
~liteter skola mottagas och der az.
ven fattiga crhalla fri demanding
Hans son och detter erhollo $780,
900 hvardera och! andra slaktin-
gar mindre summon SAINT hans
hustru sterstoden.
Pa skattlistan for personlig e.
gendom i New York for ar 1906
intar fortfarande Andrew Carneg-
lie fornamsta rummet bland mil
lionarerna. IF New Yorks Oliver
5000 millionarer ar han den ende
som betalar personaltax pa S. ,oco
600, den summa, till hvilken han
ar uppskattad i ar. Carnegie ar
hederlig nog att frivilligt erlagga
denna skatt, ty ON han begarde
Diet, skulle summan ha reducerats
eller strukits hclt och halt. John
d. Rockefeller. oljekopgen. kom-
mel mast med s., 5oo,o 900. Pier
p ont Morgan ar uppsatt for endast
$500. 900. hvilket han anda tucker
vara for mycket, men ar villig att
som god m%edborgare betala, och
Russell Sage lppskattas till $500.
oco. Henry H. Rogers, som for
ra 3ret var taxerad till 100000
och 6ck summan ''struken", gar
i ar FRI. Ire Vanderbiltar arc
taxerade till Oliver 100000. w,
K. Vanderbilt $4,000, 900. Alfred
och Reginald ", komma un-
dan med $4,000 hvardera.
Skall man tro hvad Poultney
Bigelow skrifver i tidskriften In
dependent, skola f0rhallandena pa
Panama.naset vid kanalbyggandet
vara ganska betankliga. Han
har varit darnere och ''undersokt',
och gifver nu krigsminister Taft
saval som kanalkommissionen pa
palsen for Observation-Disclosures. Han
anser att Diet ore en- en- tankl0s
far som gafve sin son Diet radet
att ia anstallning i kanalZonen.
Han pist3r att negerarbetarne
lamna hopar, emedan de ameri-
kanske ambetmannen "skinna"
dem fran en- del at deras lon och
hysa dem i smuts, ddr de falla Of
fer Tor modande febersjukdomar.
| Colon fanns 81 en- enda draae-
ringskanal, - Diet allra torsta be-
hofvet i en- sumpig trakt. Co.
tire mil fran Panama. har
den amerikanska regerirgen byggt
EFT dyrbart hotel i en- myr, och
kanalarbetare hysas dar for att
fran Diet dodande klima-
tet.
Italienska regeringcn har Ia
tit anstalla efterforskningar efter
en- dyrbar taaa, "Kristus barande
.orset". som f0rsvunnit ur EFT
konstgalleri i Vicenza, ltalien.
bet har daryid kommit ! dager,
att Italian varit i en- rik amerikan-
ska fru J. Gardeners i Boston be-
sittning i fem ar. Hon vagrar
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12

Italienska regeringcn har Ia
tit anstalla efterforskningar efter
en- dyrbar tafa, "Kristus barande
korset", som forsvunnit ur EFT
konstgalleri i Vicenza, 1talien.
Det har daryid kommit ! dagger,
att Italian varit i en- rik amerikan-
ska fru J. Gardeners i Boston be-
sittning i fem ar. Hon vagrar
att lemna nagon upplysning ON.
huru Italian kommit i henneS ego.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Nervo-vital svaghet

bet Times sakerliGen inject offer for nervo-
vital svaghet eller manlig Svaghet. som 81
hoppas att f0rynSras n gon gsng.
nj bBr ej slappa edert tag pa lifyet. emedan
daliga medieiner ej kunnat bota eder.
varierad $ att den passar for hvarJe ,indivi-
duellt fall. DR. en- osviklig bot for hvilKen en-
hel mangd aterstallda man dag hafva pit
tacka sin mandom Cch lycka ! lifvet.
Under behandliF gen f6rsyinna snart an
obehagliga symptUmer. f6rlust ar htskraft
upph8r, manlig styrka Sterst6lles, och man
dom g0reS fullStindig.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Da Nj skaIl bygga eller re parera
edra nus, sa kop virke
hos Spalding, 5 & Court.
Battre an musikb ehandling

For att halla kroppen stand, skrif-
YER Mrs Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkeepsie. N. Y, tager jag DR. Kings
New Life Pills. De arc Diet behagligaste
laxavativ jag nagensip fuunit Bast for
mage lefver och inelfvor. Garanteras af
Lungren och Andrews, apotekare. Siouv
City, la. Epdast Csc Garanteras.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-12
Varicocele

y,riooceIe nedsatter lifskraften och iorstor
mandomens elementer.
Kirungin botar Diet sallan men iorsNas"r
alltid delarne.
va visa bvarie dag at varicocele kan saker
bntas 1tan en- farlig smartsam och 0oehagllG
oOeration medels knit brdnnande eller p an
nat satt. Co..
stallet for att organen stympas oSn IUp
68r he'll och ballet och nastan ,6gon6hckligen
sValInaden ligger sig smart. an helsosan elpkEa :
lation installer sig hastlgt. och hNaIJS50rE
crRanismen, som .paVerKas III sI""N
Aterstalles fullkomligt.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
SHOT SWEETHEART
WHO J|LTED HIM
Missouri Mail Car
rier Killed
Girl.
FLED ACROSS COUNTRY
But Was Captured and Placed
in Jail at Springfield---
Love Not Returned.

Springfield, Mo-, Dec. 5,-Garland
Moore, mail carrier, shot and killed
Miss Clara West, member of one of
the wealthiest families in Green
County last night at Bois Dare, ten
miles northwest of Springfield, be-
cause she refused to marry him
Moore escaped across the country but
was captured today and placed in Jail
here for safe keeping.
Had Angered Girl BY Many Atten-
tions.
Moore had paid attentions to the
girl for some time often angering ler
by his persistence. Whether or not
she at first encouraged him and then
changed her mind is not known. Al
the time of the killing, Moore asked
the girl If she would not marry him
She told him that she did not love
him and would no longer receive at
temions from him. He became angry
at the girls attitude and drawing a
revolver, shot and killed her. After
the shooting Moore fled into the coun
try. He had evidently intended to
take his own life but did not have
the nerve after killing his sweetheart
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
SANTA FE, N. NJ, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1896.
UNITED STATES
VS.. c. r. HUBER
Coal Land Contest Case Heard at
United States Land Office
Here.

Testimony was heard today at the
United States Land Office in this city
before Register M. R. Otero and Re-
ceiver Frederick Muller in the case
of the United States VS.. G. r. Huber
ct al, which is the first of the con-
tested coal land entries claimed to
have been illegally made for the use
and benefit of Dr. ]. H. Sloan. At.
torneys A. B. Renehan and Charles +.
Easley appeared as counsel for the de.
PENDANTS. Attorney Charles A. Spiess
of Las Vegas had been engaged to as.
sist Mr. Renehan in the defense but
owing to his unavoidable absence on
account of the illness of a relative the
services of Mr.. Easley were secured
Special Agent F. c. Dezendorf repre-
sented the government and examined
the witnesses. Captain Frederick
Muller, receiver for the local United
States land Office and ]. Howard
Vaughn, cashier of the First National
Bank, were the Witnesses introduced
this morning. C. R. Huber went on
the stand this afternoon. The testi
mony was taken down in short hand
by Stenographer Harry s. Clancy. No
decision is expected in this or in the
five other similar cases for several
weeks. The contested coal entry, case
scheduled for tomorrow is the United
States VS.. George F: Murray ct al
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
$1O,0OO,OOO FOR
ROYAL HUSBAND
This Is Price That American Heiress
Now Has to Pay In Order TO
Rid Herself OF Duke.

London, Dec. 5.--It became known
recently that there is no longer any
possibility Of even a formal reconcil.
iation between Consuelo Vanderbilt
duchess Of Marlborough, and the duke
and that she has instructed her attor.
neys to prepare papers Immediately
in suit for divorce. Where there Is
no longer any question as to the di-
vorce between them being the
outcome Of the marriage, there
was still some doubt concern.
ing the best locality in which
to start the proceedings. 1t was
the general belief that the duch.
ess will return to America to get di.
vorce, where considerable. if not alb
solute secrecy could be secured
Two other plans have been consid-
cred One is for the duchess to go TO
Florence, Italy, and establish a resi-
dence there or even to go to Paris,
where she is very well known and be.
gin closel proceeding there without
publicity,
1t can be said positively that vii.
liam T. Vanderbilt, the duchess
father, who is now in Paris, has given
the duke Of Marlborough and his fam
lily $l0,0O0,000 practically as the price
of Consuelo's release without the scan
dal attending an English law suit.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
DELEGATES TO
OKLAHOMA CITY
Ready to Be Present at Session oi
National Drainage and Recla-
nation Congress.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec s.
About one hundred delegates to the
National Drainage and Reclamation
Congress are present, ready for the
opening session at 2 o'clock this after
noon. Among those already here are
George E. Barstow, president of the
Barstow Irrigation Company at Bars
tow. Texas; G. ]. Blanchard of Wash
ington, D. c., statistican for the gov
ernment reclamation service; Thomas
l.. Cannon of St. Louis, secretary of
the National Irrigation Association;
Colonel J. J. Jarvis Of Fort Worth and
Governor Frank FrantZ, Governor of
Oklahoma. Governor Frantz and Fl.
A. MCGOWAN president of the Okla
homa Irrigation Association, will de-
liver the welcome addresses, after
which organization will be effected
AMI committees appointed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
WEATHERMAN SEES
MORE SNOW
But Says It Will Probably Not Reach
Santa Fe-Temperature
Lower.

Snow is predicted in the extreme
north portion for tonight by the local
weather prophet. The forecast for
the remainder of the Territory is
generally fair tonight and Thursday.
Yesterday was the first totally clear
day here for week. and the sun
beamed down beningly again to-
day. The snow will probably not
reach Santa Fe.
The temperature at O'Clock this
morning was 20 degrees. Tht lowest
temperature during last night was al.
so 20 degrees. The maximum tenn
peTature yesterday was SO degrees at
1870 a. m., while the minimum TEN.
perature was 30 degrees at midnight
The mean temperature for the day
was AZ degrees with a relative humid.
ity of II per cent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
FRANCIS E, LESTER
RESIGNS OFFICE
OF Registrar at College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts--Wil Conduct
Curio Business.

Special to the New Mexican.
Las Cruces, Dec. 5.-Francis e.
Lester registrar of the College OF
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, at
Mesilla Park, has sent in his resigna-
ton of that Office Mr.. Testers resig-
ration has been accepted and ne will
be relieved as socn as a suitable man
can be employed to fill the position.
Mr.. Lester has been connected with
the College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts in the position of regis
trar for a number of years. His res
ignation was made imperative that
he might give the necessary time to
his important growing business, he
having an extensive establishment as
a curio dealer at Mesilla Park.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
DEATHS FROM
ARIZONA FLOOD
Reported-.-60 Per-
ished at Clifton---
ii at Morenci.
THE G|LA BRIDGE OUT
Cutting Off Globe From Rail-
road Traffic..--People
Camp on Mountain.

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 5.--Conficting
reports have been received regarding
a loss of life in the flood at Clifton
yesterday, some estimates place the
loss of life at fifty to sixty. A report
from Morenci says that fourteen lives
are known to have been lost Many
stores and bank buildings were wreck
ed and the property loss is conserva-
lively estimated at one hundred thou
sand dollars. Many persons are
capped on the mountain side.
Details Lacking Because Wires Are
Down.
The food yesterday in the region
CT Clifton was one to be remembered
in the history of eastern Arizona. A
large number of people are reported
drowned. but on account of the de-
struction of all telegraph and tele-
phone lines no accurate estimate of
the loss of Mfe can be given. The
property damage is very large.
The Gila River bridge went out, cut
ting off all communication with the
Clifton section by that route. All
wires on the main lines are down
with the exception Of one by way of
Lordsburg which is working intermit-
tently. Efforts are being made to
learn the extent of the disaster but
owing TO the isolated section in
which the floods occurred, all work is
difficult.
Gila River Bridge Swept Away.
Globe, Ariz., Dec. 5.-All railroad
communication with this city is cut
off for a week at least by the carry
ing away of a brilge over Gila River
near San Carlos. Passengers and mail
may be transferred in few days, but
it will be much longer before freight
can arrive. The Old Dominion Com
pany has three weeks supply of fuel.
but other companies operating here
may have to close on account of the
shortage Of fuel. 1t is believed that
there are enough fuel and provisions
in the city to prevent famine.
Early Reports From Flood.
Morenci Arz., Dec. 5.-There was
a great flood in Clifton Monday and
eight lives are reported lost.
The Detroit Copper Companys con-
centrator dam broke early in the eve
ming. sending wall of water down
Chase Creek.
The wires are down between Mo-
renci and Clifton and no definite
news is possible until the return of
messengers.
The telephone central Office in Cliff
ton is abandoned as unsafe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05

NEGRO ON TRAIN
Texas Cowboys
Angered at "Put.
ting on Airs"
K. OF P. BADGE THE CAUSE
Passengers Flourished Pistols
Then Fled..--Jumped
From Train.

Topeka, Kans, Dec. 5.-Two Texas
cowboys tried to hang a negro named
John e. Lewis on Santa Fe train No
II westbound, last night and were
only prevented by Lewis leaping f"on
the train at Topeka. Lewis, VI j gol
on the train at Lawrence, is a resident
of Wichita and member of the
Knights of Pythias,
Knights Of Pythlas Badge Caused
Trouble.
1t was badge of this order that he
wore that raised the ire of the Tex.
ans They did not like niger put
ting on such airs, they said.
Had Rope About His Neck Two
Times.
Three times they got a rope around
Lewis neck only to be frustrated by
his cutting it off and lodging. Nc
aid was given him by passengers, who
at first hourished revolvers but later
fled to other cars.
Shooting Also on Train No. II.
A man believed from certificate
of membership in his pocket to be
Charles Green, a boilermaker of Colo
RADIO, was arrested at Lawrence, Kan.
sas, yesterday, charged with shoot
ing E. c. Ward of Purcell, Indian Ter
ritory, passenger on west bound
Santa Fe train No. II at Holiday
Kansas, at II O'Clock at night.
The man was arrested in the Office
of a physician to whom he had gone
to get his wounds dressed. He had
been shot through the fleshy part of
the leg and his hand had been cut by
glass, pieces of which were still in
the cut. Green, who is about 80 years
of age, refused to talk.
Ward, the wounded passenger is in
the Santa Fe hospital at Topeka. The
physicians said that he probably will
recover II blood poisoning does not
set in
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
ANOTHER BIG
WAGE INCREASE
By Chicago Rail.
roads to $4,000
Employees.
EIGHT HOUR DAY REFUSED
But Trainmen Demand Few
er Working Hours-.-May
Prevent Agreement.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-The Tribune says
today:
'"rhe railways of Chicago contem-
plate making an increase, in the
wages of employees between now and
the first of January which in the ag-
gregate will make the increases on
all the railroads of the country in the
recent months seem small in compari-
son. Advances are expected which
viii make the combined income Of
$4,000 employees Of these lines from
$25, 100000 to $30,OOO,0OO greater in
1907 than 1t was in 1906.
VIII Increase Wages But Refuse to
Reduce Hours.
"The only thing that may prevent
the proposed advance Is the inability
of the railroads and the trainmen to
reach an agreement The trainmen
demand a 10 per cent increase and
an eight hour day. The officials are
willing to give the 10 per cent in
crease but will not agree to the eight
hours and may withhold the increase
until the eight hour demand Is with
drawn
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
TODAY'S NEWS SERVICE

Page congress Gets Down to
Work; Dry Farming Near Las Vegas;
Another Big Wage Increase; Shot
Sweetheart Who Tilted Him; Death
From Arizona Flood; Tried to Hang
Negro on Train
Page Editorial.
Page 3-Cattle Damage Water
Shed; Willard May Be Railroad Cen
ter; Southern States Oppose Liquor;
Hotel Arrivals; Board Meeting Las
Vegas Grant; Carlsbad Wants New
Railroad; Allege Native Stole Ore.
Page personal Mention.
Page 5-Minor City Topics.
Page 6-Killing Quail in Quay
County; Shalem Colony Had Burg
larry; Arizona Constable Goes to Jail;
Deputy Sheriff Robbed; Revenue Re-
port Shows Big Increase; Japanese
Soldiers in Hawaii.
Page New Mexican's Daily Short
Story
Page S-Minor City Topics and Per-
sonal Mention Continued Market Re-
ports by Wire; Weather Forecast;
Telegraphic and Local News and Of
fetal Matters.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
GARiNGBY-FiSHER.

Mrs. Clara W. Garingby and Robert
s. Fisher, both Of Fort Bayard, we're
married recently at Silver City. The
bride is postmistress at Fort Bayard.
Mr.. Fisher is draughtsman by pro-
fession and is following that calling at
the same place. The couple proceeded
to their new home Immediately after
their marriage. They will continue to
reside at Fort Bayard.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
OGDEN COAL
FAMINE RELIEVED
Part Of a Train Load Of Fuel Reached
City-Car Lines Tied Up.

Ogden, Dec. 5.-The coal shortage
was temporarily relieved this morning
~ the arrival of part of train of
coal from the Oregon Short Line re-
serves in Salt Lake City. For two
days the street car system has been
crippled by failure to get fuel and
Yesterday but half of the usual num-
ber of cars were run, the power be-
ing supplied by domestic coal
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
Senate and Hc..sse
Members Busy
Once More.
JAPANESE SCHOOL INCIDENT
Investigation National Bank
Loans-.-Metcalf Favored
in Committee.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 5.-Botf
houses of Congress have settled dowr
to routine and today all members were
busy, No important matters came III
in either house but there was goot
attendance.
Senate Wants to Know About Jap
anese Affair.
r Without debate the Senate today
adopted a resolution calling on the
secretary of commerce and labor tt
furnish the Senate with copies of al
official letters, kilograms, reports, etc.
filed In the department in connection
with the investigation of the matter
of Japanese attending the public
schools of San Francisco. The resolu
tion was presented by Senator Flint o.
California.
National Banks to Make Loans on
Real Estate.
A bill permitting national banking
associations to make loans on rea
estate as security and limiting the
amount of such loans, was passed by
the House today by a vote III to 81
Resolution Regarding Negro Soldier.
Not Considered.
! On account of the absence of Sena
tor Penrose, the Senate postponed un
til tomorrow, the consideration of the
resolution calling for information rel
ative to the discharge of negro troops
| of the Twenty-fifth Infantry
Senate Committee Favors Metcalf.
The Senate committee on naval af
fairs today ordered a favorable repor
on the nomination of Victor H. Met
calf of California, to be secretary o.
the navy.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
SESSION COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
For Purpose Of Issuing Election Pro-
clamation for Justices Of Peace
Census of Madrid.

A special meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners of Santa Fe
County was held this afternoon, Chair.
man Arthur Seligman presiding The
others present were: A. l.. Kendall
of Cerrillos, and Jose l. Roybal Of Po'
Joaque. Probate Marcos Castillo was
at his post as clerk.
The meeting today was called pri.
marily for the purpose of issuing
proclamation for the election Of jus.
tees of the peace and constables in
January. Also for the naming of the
respective judges of election and the
polling places. The proclamation is
appended
Tax exemptions for the year 1906
were allowed to Teodor Duran, Juan
Garcia, Martin Comes, Polinar Casa.
dos, Filecitas Gomez and Feliz Lujan
of Precinct 81; Nicolas Jiminez of Pre-
cinct 2; Piedad Lucero de Silva OF
Precinct 4, and Rev. George F. Sewer
of Precinct II.
County Treasurer Celso Lopez was
ordered to place on the tax rolls the
sum of $35 as the assessment on per.
sonal property of Piedad Lucero de
Silva of Precinct 4, which was omitted
by the assessor as shown by the
schedule.
The county treasurer was also or.
dered to strike off the tax rolls the as
sessment against Eluterio Gonzales of
Precinct on tracts AL, 453 and AGO,
the same having been doubly assessed.
In the matter Of the New Mexico
Telephone Company the tax rolls were
ordered corrected for the past years
from 1899 up to the present time so
that the amount assessed shall be
fixed at the county rate instead of the
city rate on all property lying outside
of the city limits, and the mileage
shall be fixed at twenty-one miles.
Federico Alarid was appointed by
the board for the purpose of taking
a census of Madrid to determine
whether the community has a popula-
ton large enough to permit of the is.
suance of retail liquor licenses for
that place.
The following is the election procla.
nation:
Office of the Board of County Com
missioners of the County of Santa
Fe, New Mexico, December 5, 1906.
An election of the qualified voters
Of the county of Santa Fe. Territory
of New Mexico, is hereby called to
be held at the several voting pre-
cincts of the said county of Santa Fe,
as established by the said board on
Monday. the 14th day of January, A.
d., 1907, for the purpose Of voting
for the justices of the peace and
|constables.
Said election to be held in conform
| ity with the laws CT New Mexico now
established.
Polls in the various precincts shall
be open from 8 o'clock a. m. until G
O'Clock p. m.
Witness the seal of the Board of
County Commissioners of the county
Of Santa Fe and Territory of New
Mexico, and the hand of its chairman
and clerk this 5th day of December,
1906. ARTHUR SELIGMAN,
Chairman Of the Board of County
Commissioners.
(SeaD
Attest:
MARCOS CASTILLO,
Clerk of the Board.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-05
SCARLET FEVER At
GALLUP NOT SERIOUS

Gallup, n NJ. Dec. 5.--The schools
here have been closed and the city
council has ordered all children to re.
main off the streets and away from
public gatherings, as the result OF
scarlet fever which, however, is be.
ing rapidly stamped out. None OF
those ill with the disease are in a Sc.
rious condition.
There are several cases of diptheria
at Fort Defiance.