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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
ABOLISH MAIL STAGE.
Frontier Vehicle to Give Place to the
More Modern Automobile for
Mails.

Roswell, N. NJ, April 2.-It Is re.
ported here that the automobile line
between this city and Torrance which
has been carrying the United States
mail for some time, has proven such
success that the postofflce department
has offered the automobile company
the contracts for carrying the mails
in number Of places In this Territory
with view to abolishing the slower
stage coach The matter Is under con.
sideration and 1t is currently report
ed that the company will accept the
offer both for this Territory and Ari.
zona. The Roswell-Torrance line has
demonstrated the feasibility Of using
the Angel Makers" for such purposes
and the government desires to install
other lines. Three new machines have
been ordered for this line making six
machines.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSION ONERS
Holds Its Regular Quarterly Session
Today-Accounts are
Audited.

The Board of County Commission
ers met In regular quarterly session
in the Office of Marcos Castillo. pro-
bate clerk, at the court house this
morning. Chairman Arthur Seligman
presided and A. L. Kendall Of Ger
rillos was also present. ]. |. Roibal
was absent from the morning session
but arrived here from Pojoaque in
time to be present at the afternoon
session, which began at 3 O'clock Al
most the entire forenoon was spent in
examining and acting upon the quar-
terly accounts.
The resignation Of Edwin Andrews
as assessor of Santa Fe County was
accepted. and his appointment and
that Of Judge "A. L. Morrison as dep
uty assessors were approved.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
PENSION DAY IN HOUSE.
And Large Attendance Resulted
Bill to conference--PersonaI
Liability Passed.

Washington. D. c., April 2.-This
being pension day in the House, there
was large attendance of members
when that body convened. The pen.
sion appropriation bill was sent to a
conference. The Naval Academy haz-
ing bill conference report was adopt
ed The personal liability bill was
called up, Mr.. Sterling of Illinois stat.
ing it's features.
Urgency Deficiency Bill Tomorrow.
Washington, D. c., April 2.-When
the Senate convened today, Senator
Hale reported on the urgency defic.
iency bill and gave notice that he
would call 1t up tomorrow.
Personal Liability Bill Passed House.
Washington, April 2.-The personal
liability bill passed the House today
without a division.
Democrats VIII Filibuster.
Special to The New Mexican.
Washington, D. c., April 2.--Owing
to the condition in which the state
hood and freight rate bills are found
the Democrats in the House and in
the Senate threaten to fllibustel
against legislation now demanding at
tention.
Babcock Defeated for Chairman.
Special to The New Mexican
washington, D. c., April 2.-On call
of the House today, Representative
Babcock, Of Wisconsin. was defeated
for chairman of the Republican Con
gressional campaign committee for the
coming Congressional campaign. The
leaders are greatly troubled to find
the best man for secretary of the com
mittee. Delegate w. H. Andrews will
be placed on the committee as the New
Mexico member.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
Captain Fred Form
off Appointed as
Chief and is in
Charge.
ONLY ONE CHANGE MADE
Cipriana Baca Retained as
Lieutenant--.Robert Lewis
Sargeant-.-Headquarters
at Santa Fe.

Following closely upon the appoint
ment of Fred Fornoff of Albuquerque.
as captain of the Mounted Police Of the
Territory, today the remaining Off
GERS and privates in the force were
recommissioned and sworn into Office
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The list
of officers and members Of the force Is
as follows: Fred Fornoff, Albuquerque.
captain; Cipriano Baca, Socorro, lieu.
tenant; R. w. Lewis, Socorro, ser.
geant; r. c. Huber, Santa Fe; e. R.
Stewart, Aztec; Ramon Gomez, Santa
Fe; M. S. Avant, Lincoln; w. e. Dud.
ley, Alamogordo; R. J. Putnam, Socor.
ro; julius Meyers, Estancia; J. J. Bro.
ply, Lincoln, priyates.
Personnel Of the Force.
The only new appointment made so
far by Captain Fred Fornoff was that
Of R. c. Huber Of this city. Mr.. HUI.
Der is an old officer and a personal
friend of Captain Fornoff, and the lat
ter is very confident that Huber will
make an efficient officer.
The time of service of w. D. Dudley
Of Alamogordo has expired but he
will continue on the force for the pres.
ent at least. One vacancy exists and
that will be filed by Captain Fornoff
as soon as ne, looks oTsan, me Terri
tory and hecaslaes better. acquainted
with conditions as they exist.
Captain Fornoff will put forth an ef.
fort from the beginning to improve
the force, and the organization under
him expects to demonstrate to the ter.
ritorlal officials that Its members can
make their services invaluable. The
work for the present at least will con-
tinue along the lines which have been
formerly followed, but Captain Fornoff
expects to Investigate conditions snd
necessities carefully in order to learn
where the men can be stationed to
the best advantage. Captain Fornoff
will have an office In the Capitol
building within day or two.
Headquarters in Capitol Building.
Captain Fornoff has taken apart.
ments temporarily at the Claire Hotel
but will later secure a residence In
Santa Fe. He will make his head.
quarters in the Capitol building where
an Office will be assigned to him. At
present he is conducting the affairs
of the police In the office of Game
Warden Page B. Otero.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
BLACK HAND PLOT.
To Assassinate Royal Family of Spain
Unearthed BY Authorities-No
Details.

Madrid, April 2.--The Spanish au-
thorities have discovered an anarch.
ist plot at Lebrija, twenty-nine miles
from Seville, the notorious center of
the Black Hand, to assassinate the
royal family during the visit of King
Alfonso and the Dowager Queen, Chris.
tine, and the sister of the King, In
fanta Maria Teresa, to Seville, during
the Holy Week. Censorship prevents
the sending of details.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
WAIVED HEARING.
!. r. Nichols Arrested in Connection
With Failure Of Enterprise Bank
ReneWs Bond,

Pittsburg, April 2.-J. r. Nichols,
charged with conspiracy to defraud in
connection with the failure of the En-
terprise National Bank of Allegheny,
waived hearing before United States
Commissioner Lindsay today and re.
newed his bail for his appearance at
the next term Of the United States
District Court, which meets in May.
Nichols was bookkeeper to W. H. An.
drews, the delegate to Congress from
New Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
POLITICAL FIGHT.
Wakes Hot In Chicago Where Propo.
sitlon TO Buy street Railways is
an Issue.

Chicago, April 2.--The utmost ef-
forts are being made today by all the
political parties to bring out as heavy
a vote as possible tomorrow. The
light In several wards has reached a
stage of intensity seldom equallel In
this city. The chief fight centers
around the proposition to sell $75,OO0,.
900 of certificates for the purchase Of
street railways. A sixty per cent
vote is needed to carry the proposi-
ton. . "a
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
$1,000 OF TORRANCE
COUNTY BONDS
TO Be Issued for the Construction Of
Court House at the County
Seat.

Special to the New Mexican.
Willard, N. NJ, April 2.--The board
of county commissioners of Torrance
County In quarterly session here as
sembled today passed "a resolution au-
thorizing the issuance of bonds in the
sum of $1,000, the proceeds to be used
in the erection of a court house at the
county seat, Estancia.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
CHINESE AND RUSSIAN
Troops Reported at Fighting Point in
Manchuria--DlschargIng Of Sol
diers Stopped.

Moscow, April 2.-The Russkoe Slo.
vo has received sensational tele-
gram from correspondent at Hardin.
Manchurla, saying that hostilities are
imminent between the Russian and
the Chinese troops. It intimates that
the Chinese inuenced by the Japan
the Chinese influenced by the Japan
alton is SO intense that the Russian
demobilization Of troops has been
stopped and that General Groidot. the
Russian commander In chief. has Ia,
sued Instructions to prepare for even
tualities
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
MONTHLY MEETING OF
CITY COUNCIL

The regular monthly meeting Of the
City Council will be held this evening
at Its rooms in the court house. Quar-
terly and monthly accounts will be
presented, audited and ordered paid.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
DAVIS DEFEATED.
BY Berry In Arkansas for Office Of
United States Senator-10,000
Majority.

Little Rock, Ark, April 2.-Unoffi-
cial returns show Governor Jefferson
Davis defeated by Senator Berry by
about 10000 majority for United
States Senator in last weeks primary
elections
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02
NO DAMAGES
FOR DELAYS IN
CATTLE CASE
Says Justice Brown
of United States
Supreme Court
in Decision.
TEXAS LAW TOO ARBITRARY
TEXAS LAW TOO ARBITRARY
And Hence Not Constitution.
al-..Rancher Had Sued
Railroad 80 Michigan
Tax Case Decided.

Washington, d. c., April 2.-In an
opinion of Justice Brown, of the Su
preme Court Of the United States, de-
livered today, he decided the case Of
the Houston & Texas Central VS. J. A.
Mayes in favor of the company. Mayes
ordered seventeen cars in which to
ship 625 head Of cattle. The cars ar
rived twenty-four hours after the time
set in the agreement. Mayes sued un.
der. the Texas law for damages done
his cattle by the delay and also under
the state law to recover $25 per car
on his contract with the company.
The lower court upheld the COM
plainant. The Supreme court, how
ever, holds that the law that takes
no account of accident is too arbitrary;
that 1t encroaches on the federal con
troll of interstate commerce and Is,
therefore, unconstitutional. Chief JUS
tice Harlan and Justice Mckenzie dis
sented.
Michigan Tax Case Decided.
Washington, D. c., April 2.-The
Supreme Court of the United States
today decided the Michigan Railway
tax cases involving the taxes OF all
railroads for several years, against the
railroads. The opinion was by JUS
tice Brewer. The case involved the
validity of the Michigan law fixing the
tax value of railroad property on the
average value at which other property
was assessed. AS this nearly quad
rupled the taxes paid by the railroads,
they resisted and approximately $2,-
100000 in back taxes is now collect
able.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-02

II you want anything on earth-try
a New Mexican "ad.'
The Globe-republican., 1906-04-26

A civil service esa,Iina, on Will be
held on the ls) eighth day Of May, 1905,
In Dodge City / I'd county, Kansas, 1t
lsb (lO) o'clock a. M, for the following
named ofiicesior the Kansas State Sol
dlsrs' Home VIZ: quartsrmaFter, sur
geon aud adjutanl; aud for the BIck.
srdy ke annex AZ Ellsworth, kansas. The
sxamlnation will be held on Friday the
ath dAy 81 sMy, I9lO. fIg the office of
sapsfinssndent, maron and surgeon. All
persons presenting themselves for exam
inaiIbn must be honorably discharged
soldiers sailors or marines Who served III
ihs union army dining the rebellion.
J. B. Dobyna. Pres.
J. a Thomae, r.. A Lion. seey.
uVmmAuaAnt ". VI sutton, Tfena.
rl1 Dodge, KAhzza, April i. 1909.
The Globe-republican., 1906-04-26
State Sunday School Convention.

State Sunday School Convention.
The 4lst. annual convention Of the
Kansas State Sunday school Association
will b. he i at Lawrenc luesd,s.
Wednesday, and Thursday, May !, ?, and
s, 1905. The railroads have announced
I rate for the round trip Of one fare plus
Atty cents. Entertainment In the best
homes Of the city at dollar day, OF
ffty cans fer lodging and breakfast.
Every Sunday scl o. III Kansas is en-
titled to a delegate. Pastors and super
inlendents are delegates ex offieio. Per-
sons desiring appointaient AZ delegates
may secure 1t BY applying TO the officers
Of the county or state Association. LasI
year over 1900 delegates from "a counties
constituted the Hutchinson convention
"A greater number is expected at Law
Irencs 10 MAY.
General secretary Marion Lawrence d
Toledo. o Prof D. B. lpwner " Chi
cago, Prof. e. p. 1t. John Of Hartford,
Conn, aud Rev. W. GardDer Thralla Of
Freeport. III, will BE- IN attendance
throughout.
There win be twin meetings Vt night.
Special conferences are planned for eIs-
mentary teachers. for county secretaries.
for pastors. and for teachers Of adults.
session IN the State University Chapel
and q visit to Haskell Institute are III
prospect.
For programs and further luftfmatlon
address, j.. H. Eugle, tsenes..s Secretary,
Abilene, Kansas
The Globe-republican., 1906-04-26

News From
THE STATE SOLDIERS HOME
1khx u Nsa ~.
At Fort DOdge, kaS.

Col. Yncmas made flying visit 4
1opska o. nrst of the week.
xr. J. B. Thomas. son OF Col. and
N fs. Thomas, ID visiting . few days
4. ,. LOOKS well Il the present writing.
People remark about thr heavy dews
bat appsar 20 many mornings. Also the
heavy dues that bsset 20 many upon every
hand ~
some twenty five Of the old boys went
y the convention the 2lst. This is the
/ hsavIest prscInct In the county, being
allowed ls delegates.
Whss you had that fns rain the other
sddsy a Dodge City, We got just little
1prinke. However We do un need rain
q pew as the ground Is in fine condition.
Our school ma'ams, the Misses Maude
Kinsy, Hobbie and Missulan returned
from Lindsborg, whittier they went to
llalen 70 the Mess ,'anc they pronounce
II the exercises fine.
Barracks No. is run by Sam W. Brown
and wife, Most of them are able to be
out, though some are growing feeble.
Cemrads Brown served during the rebel
lion In 90. X. 9Th Tenn. Inf. and came to
ths Home from Cherokee county,
James o. Smith and Mrs. Smi th are at
the head Of barracks No. A. They belong
10 the numerous family of Smiths, and
Ill msmbers Of thls barracks are able to
cat hash and pie with apparent satisfac.
tion. Mr.. Saith was soldier in NJ. 9th
Kans. Cav
Ne went around among the barracks
this morning, the 23d, and found them
oil In good shape. No. is presided over
! By Charles G.. Millard and Mrs. MlIlard
who came from Lyons, Rice county, about
ayear and halfago. All are able to be
sup and eat their ratloRs.
Comrads Hosea B. Tulis, #. 43d Ill.
Inf, who has been quite feeble for some
time, has been moved to the hospital.
Mr.. Tullis 10 an old timer from the south
part Of the county. For years he was
delegate, and sometimes the only delegate
to tho Republican convention from Sod
yills township. His many friends hope
that be may soon resoyer.
Barracks No. 3 fold hospital) Is run by
James Campbell and ", Campbell and
everything appears. to be In good running
yordsr. In this barracks all are able to
put their feet under the table but Geo. N.
iHsaton, who has bis meals taken to him
by Mrs, Hsston. Comrads Campbell was
An 4. 9th Mo. CaY, His Colonel OF rsgI-
ment was Col. Draper, q brother Of our
surgeon here. Mr.. Draper,
Barracks No. 10 presided over by Mr..
SD Mrs. Fred Boyd and ever, thing is 10
Ans shape, a. Mr.. and Mrs, Boyd have
bsen Ia the restaurant business for
nunbsr Of years. All are able to be at
the table, though Mrs. AMY Lvarts has
70 b. wheeled 10 and fro in chair. In
The Globe-republican., 1906-04-26
1t Costs


TO find out for a certainty
whether or not your heart Is
affected. One person in four
has a weak heart; it may be
You. If so, you should know
It now, and save serious con-
sequences. If you have short
breath, fluttering, palpitation,
hungry spells, hot tlushes; #
YOU cannot lie on left side; if
you have faihting or smother
ing spells, pain around heart,
in side and arms, your heart Is
weak, and perhaps diseased.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure will re-
lieve you. Try a bottle, and
see how quickly your condition
will improve.
ss.About 4 year ago / wrote to the
Miles 9edical Co, asking advice, az
was definS with heart trouble, and
had ,ten for two yez5Is. had pain
n ny heart back q x8'aft side. and
had not been able #E raw q deep,
breath for two years. III 2a s little exers'
fi0A would cause II ations ana \
could not lie on M atlt side without
suffering. They advised me to try. Dr.
Hlie1 Heart Cure and Nerplne, which
did with tho result that an IN
better health than ever was before
haFing gained IA pounds since I com
f1anced taking It. took about thlrs
f5en bottles Of the two medicines, ana
f1evensf been bothered with ny heart
eince. MRS. ~ ~ I'It QMAS.
l5 Upper bandusky, ono,
pr Miiss IIeafs cure 4 sold BY
y6lif dfHanIst. who H|il guarantee that
1he f'rst bottle VIII benefit u y fAiia
Ils Win refund your money
zfIleA Msaisal Coy EllshaEs, lnd
u.
The Globe-republican., 1906-04-26

tuo hDseMc1 81 tut Setiiunbio lauy w ~ y
gently spoke Of, The fepotseriakes BIZ
meals NJ this uarracks, These writings
may not DO altogether intellieibIe to all
persons, except they have read and are
familiar Win the previous plumbers
Fred VI. Boyd Soldisrrd II 60. y (. lOOIh
|IlI. Inf. for the space of S6 months
| Steps are being taken TO build a home
\ for the old soldiers IL Washington City.
tits NOT Intended to be permanent home
but more like soldiers rest, where tho
old soldiers who are temporarily IN that
city orare passing through will have q
nice place TO stop and save hotel bills.
They have small temporary home there
but Il j. ent rely too small FOR the pur-
pose. Says the National Tribune, ''The
temporary home 10 Intended 10 give
shelter and oare to those veterans VINO
are going north OF south in search q
health and who are stranded here. Also
those who came here hoping 70 get pen
sions On personal appeal and who become
III and havs no money to get away. Inis
temporary home is designed TO shelter
the stranded ones for only : period q W
days or thereabouts, or until their fritnds
or the authorities OF the states from which
they came can be communicated with and
these veterans returned 10 their homes or
sent 10 a branch OF the National Home. "
There Is a branch Of the National Home
at Washington City, but It 10 only for
regular soldiers. Sin the hearing before
the Congressional committees many
path lic lhlnls Ia connection with The
temporary home here was brought OUT
the Tribune says. Mrs. Ida J. Hart and
Mrs. Annie W. johnson, both past De-
partmeHl Presidents, told OF the woe and
want and u, sorry. that Capt. Maxim.
home witnessed every dayIn the year
and the necessity of the work carried On
BY him Capt. J. Walter Mitchell, Col.
John Nc Elroy past National Senior Woe
Commander To- chief Is assisting 10 the
good work. Mrs Isabel Worrell Ball ap-
pearsd before the committee to urge an
app 90 iation by ngr1,s io' th'swork
She said the little home she had visited
the evening before had recently sheltered
a former Brigadier General, and also an
un succes sful Candidate for Congress.
VISITORS.
Frank Wheeler, Ohanute, Kans;J B
Dobyns, member of Board, Howard, KsD;
Florence Shsffsr, Denver, Colo; Fred
Mason. Kiowa. Kans; Mrs. Nellie Boyd,
Hutchinson, KsDs; N. o. waymlre, Gar
field, Kans; JAS. n. Kesbre, Topeka, Ks;
Mrs. Cora Ualn, B,lvidsrs, Kans: A. W.
Cain, Be ,nist, Ksn.; Rose Courtney,
Belvidere, Kans; Bessie A. s. Russell,
Larned, Kans; Tilley Corey, Wichita.
Kans Conday, Dodge City, Rams; Nellie
II Marshall, Hutchinson, Kans; Jas. NJ.
Lombard, K g Mo; J Lombard, X. G.
Mo-; MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Short, Eris,
Kans; Ida Gaskill, Jermore; j. B. Thomas
Mrs. Mertie GRAY SidloW. Dodge City, |
The Globe-republican., 1906-04-26
ABlG CIRCUS.
The Enlarged Campbell Bros. Con-
solldated Shows Beyond
Comparison.

The great Campbell Bros. consolidated
shows which Will exhibit in Dodge City,
Tuesday, say 8, has been enlarged on
such seale OF liberallty as to make It
next TO impossible to depict Its real mag.
nitude. Besides enounn Us adlnons 10
The circua plope the paude has been
increased and is now one of the finest
ever seen with this meritOrious orgaDiza-
tion. ln the arenic display are brought
together an assembly Of the most famou,
acrobats, gymnasts rieer, equillbrists,
contortionlsts, aerial performers, dancers,
funmukers and sensational specialists In
the world. Most OF these artists make
their first appearance In this country with
the great Campbell Brothers consolidated
shows. Foremost among these celebrities
are 1.-THE Flying Lsyans," "Ihe Mizuno
troup Of Japs,' Bishop Bros, double
somersault leapers; Nellie Ryland, cham
plon bareback rider Of tile world; Cosssck
Rough Riders, in daring .ats pf borse-
manahIp; the great hlppodrome races and
other highly sensational acts too numer-
ous to i ention.
Among the traiped animal features are
a herd Of pc f.rming elephants, educated
a =. "A A - .
The Globe-republican., 1906-04-26

Is 10 worse than the terrible case Of Piles
that afflicted me 10 years. Ther was
advised to apply Bucklea's Arnica Save.
and less ibana b. permanently cured NE,
writes T. 3 NapieF, % Rugles, Ky
HeAls all w0undf4 nnlns and sores like
magic abc v Rata i BAlhbsldge, Drug.
sith
The Globe-republican., 1906-04-26
an November u. lgOS.

All passenae trains run daily.
Way frsights carry passengers daily except
West bound No. 81 leaves 7:6Oa. IN.
Bsst so $50 am.
FRED GARDNER. Agent.
The Globe-republican., 1906-04-26

We are very grateful to our customers and
patrons for the way II which they have upheld our
position as independent dealers They will hive
no reason to regret their action, On the contrary
they can always be sure Of up-to- date machines
and havethe advantage Of good big line ofrepalrs,
which are on our shelves for all machines we Sell
and all at the right prices which are lower than
the trust Prompt careful, courteous attention when
they buy JOHNSTON Headers Binders Movers,
Corn Binders, Hay Rakes and Disc Harrows.
We have complete line for all kinds of farming
now ready at our store and sales rooms, and invite
the careful inspection Of all farmers.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-09-06
VALLEY OF PRETTY SOON"

Life is too real, too earnest. to
move along without any plan or
purpose. Pity the man who is
going to do things. a writer has
APPLY and well said: ''The valley
of pretty soon is white with bleach
ing bones of men and women who
died while telling how they were
going to do this and that TO
make the most OF ones self. to ac-
complish the best and greatest
good, one must think of Il plan of
pursuit and not swcrve from push
ing hard to accomplish the end in
view. Whatever the ambition OF.
purpose of ones mind. it should be
acted upon at once. No time
should be wasted: not an hour
should be lost. Something should
be done toward beginning. If
suffering from the lcthar"y of
dreams. let us arouse ourselves en-
mi>Se and start on facts. II is one
OF the marvclS of life that great
power comes to one after he really
begins an undertaking. The ave
nue. of success lies along the path
OF decision and up the hill Of en-
deavor and across the bridge of
patience. The road to defeat lies
through the valley of pretty soon
and the winding paths of wait
awhile.
W hatcvcr we may intend to do
by and by let us begin il now.
Then may we chiScl out the rugged
rock for ourselves Il Splcndidlv
roundabout life fraught with man
liold blessings to all coming within
the sweep of our influence.