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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-14
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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-10
Dedication de la Capi11a
De la Sagrada Farniia y Bendicion de las Es
tatuas de Nitro Pdre. JESUS y de la Sagra-
da Familia { Insignias de Oficiales
de la Fraternidad.
de Ia Fraternidad.

Ell Ju6ve paado de Mayo fu6 ge pinto
emoa adea de Romeov hab tendo placer
la m cantada cap sagrada
fadia de Nuero Padre perteneciente
antes de procedd d6n las
sentando ngne yenerada passion dc Maestro Sho la
Sa ada Fama nsgna Los padrpo ueron ngados Hon
ngno MARTINEZ de dca coadia memorable
taban acomanados aecbes posas
exception de epo del Romero possible
atender ea
quienes aetuan padno esposas
menconado Eugeno Romero Seeundno
Eptaco Qunana H. Saamr Enrique Armo Ignacio Lopez Fonno
Montoya Enrique
proced6 la concda Gberton predc6
ydad del dia los ebee de los padrn verdaes
era religion
Auncio mb dia dea
Coada de Nuero Padre JESUS aber egado
quedaba depues reb diho gne
atend6 b ion
De possible
al salon conuo La mma
aa En- eguda dgno drroco
cesi6n do princpio la misma las
cabaleros, jovenes y ninos seguian despues.
cesn pecedidas acerdo mpahaban
monas paecan uno ADRIAN las
dvinas Daba algeria aque buene demosraba
sembantes egoc tambn ell buen n pdosa devotion
todo caminaban edad impossible de
taba Hon Bengno Martinez
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-10
PR0PUtSTA LtGlSlACI0N
Contra Ia Accumulation de RiqaeIas
txCesiyaS.

FL hecho dc que Ell un pals 20
riqueza tan prodigiosa como los
Estados Unidos de America, Sc
hayan acumulado caudales in.
mensos Y desmesurados en- ma
nos de un n6mero comparativa-
mente pequeilo de individuos, Sc
ha convertible en- materia de alar-
ma para hombres previsores que
alcanzan & calcular las conse-
cuenclas que puede traer consigo
un estado de cosas semejaDte.
Hay caudales de corporaciones 6
individuos que llegan q la fabu-
losa suma de mil mIllones de pc
SOS; los hay en- mayor n1mero de
quinientos, cuatrocientos, tres.
cientos Y asi en- la escala descen.
diente hasta uno 8 dos millones
de pesos. Esto signiiica que la
riqueza del pals estd compelta
mente en- manos de unos mil quiz
nientos individuos, y que una do.
cena de los mas acaudalados de
este n1mero tiene ELI su poder 10
menos una cuarta parte de la ri.
queza total de In naci0n. Tales
condolences denotan que esta-
mos yolviendo tra yez 4 los ITEM
p )s del feudalismo con la sola di.
fer 'ncia de one las rique2as acu-
mnladas Ell manos do unos GUAM
tos son infinitamente mayores
que Las d. la uobeza feuial. Pro
ahora hay la diferencia de que
los pobres 6ntes sumisos y escla.
vizado4 por los ricos, conocen la
fnerza Y poderio del n1mero y
pueden ponerlo en- evidencia en- ell
ratio menos pensado. Esa es la
raz0n por la cual ell Presidente
Roosevelt y otros estadistas emf
nentes abogan en- pro de legisla
ci6n que limite la cantidad de RI
queza que epuede disfrutary poser
I'm individo, & fin de que el elexceso
sea Gplicado para el beneficio de
los pobres en- general que Ell mu-
chos casos carecen dc 10 mas me-
ctsario para Ia vida.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-10
LA ULTIMA PALABRA
ACerCa de las COndiCiOneS PCIitiCaS
en- 10 NaCiOnal.

Los organos del partido De
m6crata parecen estar hacienda
de tripas coraz6n cuando recla-
manque los prospectos desu par.
lido han mejorado mucho hasta
ell grado de que no soIamehte es-
peran ganos en- las elecclones pa
ia Ell congreso subsecuente sln0
que Green tener raZuneS bien fun
dadas p3ra anticipar un trinnfo
en- la election presidential de
1903. Todo este provienp, M
de que 80 hayan armonizado los
elementos desacordes del partido
Democratic, sino del antagonis
mo que Sc ha presenciado Ell cier.
tas cuestiones entire las camaras
congreslonales Y el Presidente
Roosevelt. Tai des venencin na
turalmente periudica hasta cier-
to grado al partido Repuhlicano
v es causa de rivaIidades v dis
cortlias entire los caudilIos en- cier-
tos estados. Asf mismo Suponen
los caudillos Dem6cratas que ha-
bra una gran contienda entre los
Republicanos en- el cscogimientc
del candidate presidential, y que
| de ahf vendran disidencias Y re
sentimientos que pueden causar
la derrota del partido Republica
Ino. Tales conciuSiones no lie
men visos de razonables III lie
bien fundadas porqur Ia polfticH
del partido Republcann es eosa
cuyo manteniunento iuteps !
la inmensa mayorla de los habi
tantes de los Estados Unidos
Estos no van q exponerse 4 per
der la prosperidad de que disfrn
ia la naci6n confando su gobier
no Y manejo 4 m partido come
ell Dem6crata que va en- otra'
ocasiones ha mostrado su inca
pacidad Y desacierto Asf es qu,
Sc puede tener seguro qne en- Ia.
condiciones politicas del pals NJ
ocurrira ningfin camhio radical
pues en- 1903, los Republican,
elegiran su nominado presiien
cial, WI - Roosevelt z l,nl
otgu pueI RepuUlicano.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-10
LA TiRANlA OFFICIAL
Que Tiene en- POGO los DereChO del
Pueblo.

Hay ofciales Ell este territorio
que tienen una idea muy mez1ui-
na de los derechos del pueblo Y
un concepto muy exaltado de
los podercs de que estan revesti-
dos. Abrigando tales sentinien.
tos no es eXtrano que favorezcan
y propongan medldas que tienen
mucho resabio de tirdnicas v que
al ser llevadas 4 efecto al pie do
la letra no darian otro resultado
aae el de la opresi0n En- esd ca
tegoria pneden incluirse los nc.
todos arbitrarios que el lnten
dente Ambulante del Territorio
proppne y exile en- el amillara-
miento de los bienes raices niue
bles sujetos q tasaci0n. ST los
informes que tenemus q mano So
bre la materia fueren exactos Y
fidediguos, no cabe duda que di.
cho Official quiere llevar las cosas
Il M extreme que no es prudente
nj licito. Dicpse. que en- ciertos
conaados reelama atribuciones v
derechos que anulan casi del todo
las prerrogativas del ASSESSOR Y
convierten 4 este en- pe0n { ins.
trumento del lntendente. Con
amenazas de remocion pretende
| Y exige que todas las cosas refe
rentes q amiIlaramiento sean he
chas 4 su gusto y placer y sin
atencl0n q procedures racionales
ly lngitimos que autoriza la ley.
! Su~ 0rdenes son que el asesor va.
| VA de- casn nn casa eScudriilando
/ \ reyi-andO 10 que cada uno tiene
i fin de que NADIA ne escape del
alistaIniento para que la gente
pobre pugue tasaci6n hasta SO.
bre 81 1ltimo centavo. Lo peoi
del caso es, que el lntendeute Am
bulante no sc preocupa mucho
J enlos haberes dc, losmuy ricos, va
sean instituciones 8 individuos
" hace la vista gorda q delin
cnencias notorias y patentes er
informes de amillarmiento dondt
! no fgura nj una octava parts
, del valor que los mismos tienen
Naturalmente- ese proceder tien'
resabios de fayoritismo por uns
parte y de tiranfa por la otra
no deberia ser permitido en- min
gun ofcial pnhlico que estd ravis
lido Do poderes temporarios.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-10
10 DE MAYO DE 1905.
COMO NOS IRATAs
Ciertas Gentes cue nos AbOrrecen sin
taSa.

En- ri condado de Roosevelt hay
uua plaza nueva que elleva II lnom-
hre le ArteSia. V allf Sc publica
an perfodiquillo do mnla muerte.
que no descuella nj en- talento nj
en tumaho. Sin embargo, 10 que
le falta de ingpnio le sobra dena
lieia Y preocupaci0n, v DE tales
atrlbutos da muestra clara ye, +.
dente pn Sus comentos acerca del
proyecto dc ley recientemente ia
troducido en- la Cdmara de Re-
presentantes por el delegado An
drews para aumentar 4 diez pc
sls diarios el pago de los miem
bros de In legislature de Nuevo
Mexico. Hablando sobre ii par.
ticular la dicha hoja So desata en-
improperios contra la medida v
entire otras cosas dice que los
"aborfgenas" que SO congregan
en- Santa F6 d legislar estariun
listos d hacer tai deber no por
diez pesos como pretende ell pro
veto sino por un peso diario. III
tftulo de "aborigenas" muestra
tanta estupidez como falta de
iui ID Y de senti1o comGn posque
queriendo tachar de indios & los
nat vos que ejercen ell cargo do
| 'gisladores. confunde con estos
d sus propios paisanos que sou
los que tenian mayoIia Ell una de
las dos camaras do la Ultima
asamblea legislative. En- este
pone en- relieve su ridicula igno-
rancia y la falta de criterio con
que discute asuntos de interes
pdblieo, pues su idea de afrentar
Il los natives de Nuevo Mexico
llam6ndolos indios solo puede
tener cabida en- un pecho que no
da ahrigo 4 sentimientos ma.
gnarimos y generosos. Para in
formation de ese "bestial perfo.
dista" le diremos que sus insnl
tos no han pegado on el blanco Y
no puedpn tenar otro efecto one
provocar risa y desprecio entire
personas de bnen sentido, porque
Sc pone de manifesto que el escri-
tor no sabe nj donde tiene sus
narices. Una cosa 81 queda pues-
tn en- claro q modo de que nadie
deje de entenderla, y ella es que el
''intruso" en- question abriga un
odio inveterado contra nuestro
pueblo, y tiene tantos respetos
0 expresarlo como los que ten
dria un perro atacado de hidro.
1 Dhia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
Why the Devil Has Cloven Hoofs.

Legends of the devil are quite com mon ill Ireland, but the one which is most interesting and least known per haps is that which tells why the prince of tue internal regions has split hoofs, like those of cow beast. Moore all ludeS to the legend in his story of St. keyin and Kathleen at Gleadalough. In that story Moore makes St. Kevin throw his former ladylove over the cliff in order to be rid of her importu mites, but the peasants of the Glcnda- tough district give the story q more po- etical touch. They insist that it was not Kathleen that was thrown over the cliff, but that it was Satan, who had assumed the form of the lady ill order to tempt the saint. The moment the prince of evil toppled over the edge of the yawning abyss he spread his bat like wings and sailed away in safety, much to the surprise of the holy saint. Later on the devil again attempted to lay snare for St. kevin, but the saint managed to get the arch fiend on holy less. While the devil was in this help less condition Kevin sawed off his legs and attached cows hoofs to the stumps. Since that day Satan has been eleven footed and will be until the end of time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
 aE3Il1i.E-.,. ,.
European .Ttu Jitsu.

A French teacher of boxing points out that an art of self defense approx imately equivalent to ju jitsu was known in Europe in the seventeenth century. It's principles are expounded in q work by one Nicolas Peters, pub lished at Amsterdam in 1874 and bear ing the lengthy explanatory title: "The art of wrestling and how one can pro- tect oneself in all kinds of quarrels that may occur; how one enn with agil- ity and rapidity repcl all unfair at tacks and meet ones adversary with science" The work is illustrated, The author apparently anticipated many of neSe opponents of today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08

corps are hereby notified to assemble in the Washington Artillery hall, New Orleans, at 10 a. m., April 26, and attend a business meeting of the corps.
 ". All officers and members are reouCsted to register at said building on the 26th, and to these so register ing beautiful souvenir metal badge will he given, suitable to be worn on all occasions as a badge of honor.
 By order of;
 H. <. TYLER. Mai. Gen. Command
 ing.
 cHAs. w. ANDERSON. Col, Adit.
 Gen, and Chief of Staff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
An Island City.

Greater New York consists of forty five islands, It might De called the Is- land City Read the names of some of the larger: Manhattan Island, Long Is- land, Staten Island, Hart's Island, City Island, Rikcr's Island, North Brother Island, South Island. Black wells Is- land, RandalFs Island, Wards Island, Berran's Island, Governors Island, Barren Island and Coney Island. Many small ones in Jamaica bay have large names. One inland island, Marble Hill, near Kingsbridgc, has been made by the government channel cut through on the Harlem river improvements.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
Gail 10 m eet

Under date of March 23, the com manding officers of Forests Cavalry corps issued the following clrcu.@. letter and call to meet at New Or leans. MT. A. H. D. Perkins of this ,ity is colonel and A. D. C. of this corps.
 Headuuarters Forests Cavalry
 Corps, Hickman, Ky, March 23.
 19o6
 Circular Letter No. 1.
 l. By an article of our oranlza- lion every soldier of any and ali arms of service who at any time during the war served under Gen. N. E. Forrest and remained true and faithfu, to the cause unto the end is entitled to re- coenition and membership in the corps.
 II. All field and company officers now living are hereby reappointed to the same positions. with same rank, ae held by them at the close of the var, and are hereby directed to at once notify every member of their old commands to meet them in Now Orleans April 25, 2f and 27
 III. Officers and members of this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
\ 'Iriflc@B Better.

Professor Pray excuse me for keep ing you waiting for a few minutes gentlemen. .fsottunatcly have com" without the manuscript of my lecture. but I have sent my little boy for it. Little Boy entering the halD-Mother says she can't find the manuscript of your lecture, bat I've brought the book you copied il from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
lsu3iix EEacfINS.

"Sometiines" said the merchant, 'i feel like the p4", who wanted q lodge ill some vast wilderness. l ycarn for solitude ant silence
 Well" replied lis friend sHmpathct ically, tits au eNpeAs.se taste to grat fly. but you might start ill by taking your attNertiSoHent cut of the news papers. - Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
BRlNkLEY JEW-
 ELER ROBBED

The police department of this city has received information from H. l.. Baker, jeweler of Brinkley, stating that his store in that city was bur- glarized on the night of the 4th inst, and twenty watches and twenty-five rings taken. The value of the stolen goods will run up into hundreds of dollars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
GoIIided With Dairy

l. T. Whittakers dairy wagon was struck by a street car Friday and put cut of business. Mr. Whitaker se- cured an open farm wagon and con tinued his rounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
Awful fIy,Ourlptt

Molly-Papa. wish you'd close the door of your room when gentlemen are calling on me. Your snores are some thing fearful Dad-Well, it won't hurt 'em. Molly-Perhaps not, but they might think it's hereditary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
Friday's Receipts.

The co:ten ceipts for Friday were 1o bales. against 1S4 on the same date last year: for the week, 16s; fast year. 796; since September 1. 46.- 1cG: last year. 75.1S6. The shipments were 30 bales. against 565 on the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
V;noApnfnrf-.sbla

"She didn't speak to her husband for Six months"
 "My, it must have been very uncon- fOrtabie! 
 'YeS-fOr hor"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
Tha Rn..efst

She So you really imagine that smoking benefits you. He-I know it does. My motherin-law leaves the room the minute I light my pipe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
If LOnl.a ILaf WaY.

Apropos of the distinction between an amateur and a professional, is q man professional If he marries fo, money ?-Life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08

sane date last year; fol the week @94; last year 2599: since September 4l,231; .ast year, Gi.090
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
QIOTAnONS.

Corrected daily by C. C. Taylos md company. MARKETS ...... .........
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
Verdict For Plaintiff

The jury in the Jefferson circuit court Friday afternoon rendered verdict in the case of kilberry vs. the Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt roads. This was the damage suit which plaintiff sued to recover damages to his stock while hauled over their reads. He was given judgment for S2,41S.Sf.
 Engineer Rossiter, who has been running out of Pine Bluff. is now running out of Shreveport where he has a regular engine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08

Under date of March B, the com mandinc officers of Forests Cavalry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08

In offering you tn cd the very bottom ol low Prlces has been reached is .si yned ay like cut posts />o inch thick connecea with rods 5> inch thick they are also joined at both head d foot with heavy angle bars ana trimmed at top with iarg b:as We can furnish this enan1eled in either Whic. Blue. 6ts 0 HE Green Or Pink. Our special pfi;e for eD<e Monday only
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-08
THE MARKETS

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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-15
Railroad TOPICS.

Judge Ira B. Abbott, in chambers
yesterday, heard the arguments of
the attorneys on the different sides of
the case of the Colorado & Arizona
Railroad company VS.. the Denver g.
Rio Grande Railroad company, at
Santa Fe, in which the latter asked
that referee be appointed, Judge
Abbott took under adyisement the
motion for a referee or examiner,
not deciding which to appoint. A
referee hears the evidence in the case
only, while the examiner looks into
the case for further evidence. The
case is one involving the right of way
in San Juan county.
An Aztec man who has worked on
the Southern Pacific railroad in
Washington state and through the
Northwest says the depots at Aztec
and Pennington are painted exactly
like those on the Southern Pacific.
1t is we'll known that the Rio Grande
paints its depots red. This is taken
to verify the rumor that the Southern
Pacific really owns the branch from
Durango to Pennington, and will
soon start building from the south to
the coal fields at La Plata. The sur
veyors are now near Hesperus, Colo.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-15
FARM
BY WALTER M. DANBURG.
Pennington is on the main line.

Pennington is on the main line.
Doc. Wallace was in from Simpsons
for few days.
Chas. Blanchard of Fruitland was
in town Monday.
George Annable returned from
Shiprock Tuesday.
The Animas river is higher at this
point than at any time this year.
Sherman Waggoner of Flora Vista
was in town Monday and Tuesday.
Contractors are at work putting up
the building for the Fruitland cream
cry.
Nothing has been said about a
Fourth of July celebration in Farm
ington.
Q. P. Voorhees,, manager of the tele-
phone company, was at Shiprock
Monday.
+ kThe Continental Oil 90. will make
Pennington the distributing point for
San Juan county.
J.C. Watts and Miss A. Martin
were married Tuesday, Mr.. Watts
kept matters SO quiet that we are not
very well informed as to the wedding.
They have many friends in Farming.
ton who wish them success and hap
piness.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-15
cEDAR HILL.
BY MRS. JAS. TAYLoI

L uINO. u 40. n LOEN.
Mrs. James Taylor is confined to
her bed by illness
DR.. McEwen Of Durango was down
on Monday lookin over his place.
Esther Ingalls, as taken sick again
this week with an other attack of gas
tritis.
Mrs. o. w. DeRamer was threat
ened with an attack of tonsilitis but
is much better.
The location for the Fourth Of July
picnic has not been definitely decided
on at the present time.
Wash Graves W as compelled to go
back to Durango again on account of
another abscess forming on his leg.
o. w. DeRemer has just moved in
to his new eight-room house. 1t is a
very pleasing addition to Cedar Hill.
Sunday was Children's Day. A
large attendance listned to the speak
ing by the little folks, which was en-
joyed by all present.
Little Lawrence Jackson met with
painful but no serious accident the
other eveElhs While playing, he
ran into a barbednwlre fence and cut
an ugly cash above his left eye.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-15
Three-Year r-OId Gray PERCH
eron Stallion will make the
Season at the Aztec Liv-
cry Stable.
WALKER MCCLURE, Prop.

Seis libros de cafe para uno peso.
MACLEOD & TOWNSEND.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-06-15

mistress at Aztec authorizing her to de.
liver your mail to me2
No sir,
q, Was it not part Of the contract
written between you and Peudletou that
he was to furnish you with waterright
from Creamer ditch sufficient to reclaim
and fully irrigate all Of this land in
question except that part in the blulIs1
He was to furnish two full shares of
water. ''Put two full shares of water on
the ground" the way contract reads,
@, And is it not fact that these
two full shares of water were to be ap.
piled to this land in contest2
(Objection) suppose that is what II
was for, That Is the way,
Q. Was not water applied to this
land In August 1905?
No sir. October,
q. In Oct. 1905, you did get some
water on~this land2
A small stream, which ran about 30
yards on it.
(The hearing of testimony will proh-
ably be concluded this week.