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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-03-28

PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and
There by Dispatch Man.
Always use T. K. Z. for pains.
The hog and hominy farmer always
come out ahead.
Several OF our young folks visited
Barr Sunday.
Ask your dealer for T. Z. L.
Miss Gertrude Rsst, of Swansea,
yisited at Rev. Keels last week.
Col. John Bell Towill, of Bates
burg, was in town last Thursday.
Mrs. Luther Long visited relatives
In Columbis the first OF the week.
Service in st. Stephens church
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Go to W. 2. Roofs for Pratt's food
and lice Killer.
The child VINO CRIES Tor CAKE may
1--we to beg bread.
Mr.. Henry A. Meesze, cashier of
the Lees7ll!e Bank, was in town Sun
day.
Mr.. Robert Rountree. now of r dge-
way, made flying visit here We'd
nesday.
Mr.. j. Abner Derrick has been.
sick for sometime and confined to
his home.
Half gallon heavy glass pitchers,
beauties, 25 and IS cents each, at
the Bazaar.
Miss Irene Weed, of the Selwood
section, is visiting relatives snd
friends in town.
Mr.. John Taylor, of the Augusta
Lumber Co, is visiting his parents
near this place.
Mr.. John w. Fry has the contract
and is building the brick store for NJ.
D. Shull, at Brookland.
Hystoria. woman's friend, in dollar
bottles for seventy. FIVE cents, at DR..
Derrick's drug store.
Mr.. Rufus Smith, teller of the
Lexington Savings Bank, visited rel
atives at Leesville Sunday.
IF you do some men favor they
act ae if they were doing you favor
By letting you do it.
Messrs. G. W. Eargle and w. M.
Slice, Of Hilton, were in town Mon
dsy and called in to see us.
Mr.. j. f. Shealy, of Selwood, true
to his obligation, has remitted for his
paper and had same continued.
Sometimes man is unable to make
both ends meet because he keeps
them held in opposite directions.
The county board of control settled
mp the monthly affairs of the dis
pensaries in this county last Monday.
a big supply of Early Rose and
Bliss seed Irish potatoes, second
crop, at W. P. Roofs.
Mr.. e. w. Dykes, near crossroads,
came very near losing his house last
Saturday from an accidental fire from
the stove fue.
Mr.. Willie F. Roof, an Industrious
and clever man from Barr, was in
town Monday and called in and re-
newed HE paper.
Miss Lizzie Seay, on route 2, Lex.
ipgtop, Kindly sends her dollar by
her father, Mr.. Pat Seay, to the Dis
patch for another year.
Our town officials are putting
some good work on the streets. Let
the work go on with claying sand
bede, etc.
If you are thinking of buying
wagon, buggy, harness or farming
implements, see T. B. Aughtry &
Co., Columbia. before you buy.
Mr.. D W. Spires Intends rebuild
ing mill at the old Samuel Harsey
site, on Bull Swamp, and will be
ready with his gin for the next season.
The town will soon open up the
new street full width, making 1t
fifteen feet wider, by taking that
much from DIR. James Harman's lot
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1906-03-28

WANfED-Men in each State to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples of our goods. Salary $500
per month. So 90 per day for ex-
penses. Kulhmsn Co., Dept. S.,
3m2A Atlas Block, Chicago, I'll.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13
HON. SAM Q. SEWER.
INA Card Says He Is Neither Disap'
pointed Nor Chagrined At His
Defeat.

To The Democratic Party OF
Arkansas:
| desire to express my thanks
for kind consideration at your
hands in the recent primary
election. To the friends who
voted for me | will ever feel
grateful. | am neither dlsap-
pointed nor chagrined at the
result.
Nv defeat was a foregone con-
clusion from the day Logan and
King withdrew and DAVIS
strength combined on Little ana
the anti-Davis vote was driven TO
ROGERS. I was actively in the
campaign but little over sixty
days, had virtually no organlza-
ton, and simply remained IN the
race to test the soundnees ana
possibilities Of my platform.
Ifeel satisfied now some one Will
win on the lines laid down IN my
platform, at no distant date.
have extended my congratu-
lations to Mr.. Little and Will
cheerfully support him.
Very truely,
SAMUEL Q. SEWER,
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13
An Outside Opinion.

The elevation of Jeff Davis to
Tho limited States senate may be
considered a national disgrace
it is not only Arkansas that will
suffer. More radical than Bailey,
more uncouth than Money, more
corrupt than Depew or Plata
veritable fire -eater--Jef DAVIS
will certainly be a figure in the
national congress. Shreveport
La, Journal.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13
NEVER HEARD OF THE BIBLE.
A Girl Fourteen Years Old Al Fort
Smith Knows Nothing OF The Bible
Or The Sacredness OF An Oath.

A. remarkable instance OF IN
tellectual and moral eclipse de-
veloped in the circuit court at
Fort Smith last week at the trial
Of Tom Kinkead, a tent dweller,
charged with assault, the prose-
cutting witness being his daughter
frankie, aged IA years. She
detailed a horrible condition OF
domestic affairs. Her speech was
of the parrot order and an i'm
preston prevailed that she was
responding to good coaching.
Judge Rowe took her in hand
and his questioning resulted IN
the discovery that she had been
in the public school but two years
and can neither read nor write.
She said that she had never heard
Of the Bible but had heard OF
Jesus Christ. In response 70
further questions by court ana
Jurors she said that the purpose
of an oath was to compel trutn
and that if a person took an oath
and then told lie, if the court
found it out, the judge would
send him or her to the penlten"
tiary, but she did not think 1t any
more harm to tell lie under oath
than when not under oath, ana
said that the only sin is in beng
found out. The girl was oorh
and reared in this city and vlcln-
itV,
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13
KIRBY FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Wins The Race After Having Apparently
Been Defeated.

What looked like certain VIC
tory for Hon. X. O. Pindall of
Desha county in the race for at.
torney general was turned into
defeat Saturday when the official
count of the vote cast in the late
primary was made in the several
counties. The alignment of the
counties since the official count
gives Pindall 244 votes in the
state convention and Hon. W. F.
Kirby of Miller county 259. The
number required to nominate is
257.
In this race, as in the race for
United States senator, it is al
legged that crooked work figured
in the result. A few days after
the primary Pindall's success
was conceded on all hands, but
as he was not acceptable to those
who control the political situation
in Arkansas, it is charged that
word was sent out to faithful
henchmen over the state to bring
about his defeat.
And it was done.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

Thomas A. Futrall of Marianna,
who was defeated for state sup
erintendent of public instruction
in the recent primaries, has been
elected superintendent of the
Arkansas School for the Blind by
the State Board Of Charities. All
the defeated candidates are not
so lucky.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

Lots of papers that bitterly op-
posed Judge Little before his
nomination are falling over them
selves in a scra mble for the
band. wagon. The Record in
tends to support Judge Little,
but it has conscientious scruples
against making d mule OF itself
or playing the part Of fawning
puppy.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

When Senator Berry left his
home for Washington a few days
ago, one old Confederate met
him at the depot and said: Sen
ator. this hurts me worse than
anything since the surrender of
Lee" "Well," replied Senator
Berry, 81 did not surrender, buC
| seem to be defeated, just the
same"
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

O. B. Gordon Of Prescott,
chairman Of the democratic state
central committee, is roosting on
a limb way down. Gordon offered
for the state senate from his dis
trict, ai.d wao 50 popular he failed
to carry a township in either OF
the counties.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

President Roosevelt has ap-
pointed H. l.. Remmel United
States marshal for the eastern
district of Arkansas, turning out
A. S. Fowler, who has held the
place but one term. Governor
Davis championed the cause of
Fowler, but Governor Davis au-
thority does not reach the presi-
dency.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13
THECOURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
Fict--First Monday in January
md July. Southern District
Gecond Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
Al January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
kict-Third Monday in March,
june, September and December.
6outhern District-Second Mon
6ay in March, June, September
nd December.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13
Cotter Has A wet Mayor.

Harry Tremain has been elect
ed mayor of Cotter. He was The
candidate of the whiskey men,
and the prohlbitionists made an
fight against him
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

Some man will offer for a state
office some of these days who
will refuse to be stolen out. Then
there will be a hot time in Ar
kansas.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13
OEEICIRL
Congressional.

Congressional.
Member of Congress End District.
S. BRUNDlDGE JR.
Senatorial.
Member State Senate, Second
District. f. MCCALL.
Judicial.
Judpo of the 18th judicial Cir
Quit j. W. MEEKs.
Pros. Atty.-T. |. HERRN.
County.
Representative-E: B ANDREWS
county Judge-J. w. SMITH
Clerl-C. D. RlTcHIE.
Sheriff-G. H. ATHENY.
Teasurer-E. l.. DIcKERsoN.
Assessor W. T. HORN.
surveyor-G. N. SIMPSON.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

Candidates for speaker of the
next house of representatives are
coming out at rapid rate. Will
any of them see Tom Cox?
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

| Railroad Commission distric
committeeman-S. H. Davidson
Boen Phillips was recommend
I'd for membership on the state
central committee from the 10th
judicial circuit.
| DELEGATES.
Judicial convention--David L
King, l.. J. Worel, j. P. Hardin
Calvin Mobley, Lee Street. Al
I{ernates: J. R. Metcalf, Ben N
Yates, James Davie, e. B. An
Idrews, 5. l.. Arm.
| Chancery convention-Jasper
I.H utchison, Arthur Sullivan, Sam
III. Davidson, N. V. Hutchison,
,. L. King. Alternates: Noel
sarnold, W. 0. Tibbles, j. M.
Street, S. D. Johnston, S. l..
Shaver.
Congressional conventional.
w. Hastings, A. M. Metcalf,
.G, B. Ferguson, ". H. Spots,
luke Yates. Alternates: J, W.
ISmith, C. l.. Coger, Noel Arnold,
Claude Norris, J. A. Gay.
State conventional. R. Met.
calf, Jasper Hutchison, S. D..
Johnston, j. A. Gay, G. B. Fer
guson. Alternates: j. B. Nc
Caleb, C. L. Coger, E, B, An
drews, Boen Phillips, j. W. Has
tings.
The following central commit
tee was selected for the ensuing
two years:
Big Creek-W, E. Taylor.
Big Rock-N, Y. Hutchison.
Cave-John Morgan.
Davidson-G. D. Wolf.
Hardy-A. NJ. Metcalf.
Highland-Newton Tucker.
Jackson-Ben N. Yates.
Johnson-T. W. WiIks.
Lave Creek-A. K Price.
Lebanon. B. PEBBLES.
morgan-W. f. Stewart.
Upper North-H. F. Henry.
Lower North-Asa Sweatman,
Piney Forks. H. Davidson.
Richwoods C. E. Ferguson.
Scott. NJ. Sullivan.
Strawberry-B. F. Porter.
Sullivan-Oscar D, Cole.
North Union-W. B. Ladd.
South Uniop-Asa kellett.
Washington-E. j, Russell.
The committee appointed to
cast up the vote of the primary
reported, and those candidates
receiving the highest number of
votes were declared the nominees
of the democratic party of Sharp
county.
A motion by Boen Phillips in
structing the delegates to the
state convention to use their in
fluence and all honorable means
to bring about the nomination OF
Jeff Davis for United States sem
ator was voted down.
Adjourned.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

In this district John W.
Crockett for railroad COM
missioner carried twenty-five
counties while his three opponents
carried five. That's running
some.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

Until now we had forgotten to
mention that John Peter Logan
also ran.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

The cid" is on at Hot Springs,
and appears to be on straight.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13
THE COUNTY
CONVENTION.
Report of The Proceedings
Of That Body, Which
Met Saturday.

Evening Shade, Saturday,, Aprll
T, at II a. m., and was called to
order by Sam H. Davidson,
chairman of the Democratic
County Central Committee.
The townships were represented
as follows:
Big Creek: Lee Street, j. O..
Hogeard, George Mullen, George
Jones, John A. Johnson.
Big Rock: N. V. Hutchison,
T. j. Norris, Claude Norris.
Cave: James Simpson, Leroy
Lamar, John Morgan.
Davidson: Jas. Jackson, Sam
Spurlock, E. H. Heath, David
Cash, W. P. Williams.
Hardy: J, W. Hastings, Boen
Phillips.
Highland: By proxy.
Jackson: By proxy.
Johnson: II. W. Wilks.
Lave Creek: Not represented.
Lebanon: W. N. Arnold, Jno.
Buchanan, Farmer Sanders,
Charles Simpson,
Morgan: W. F. Arnold, Green
Dawson.
Upper North: By proxy.
Lower North: Not represented.
Piney Fork: J. b. McCaleb,
C. j. Wilson, C. l., Coger.
Richwoods: G. f. Ferguson.
Scott: Calvin Mobley, W. G
Bowers, S. l.. Shaver, James o.
Wasson.
Sullivan: j. H, Kirtley, Gid
Johnston, Porter Bone, Oscar
Cole.
Strawberry: BENZ. F. Porter,
J. r. Norman, V. d. Johnson,
j. G. Simpson, j. A. Gay.
North Union: By proxy.
South Union: Notrepresented.
Washington: E. J. Russell.
The chairman announced that
nominations for temporary chair
man were in order, and the names
of G. B. Ferguson, Boen Phillips
and Sam II, Davidson were
placed before the convention.
The first ballot resulted in no
election, after which Mr.. Fergu-
son requested that his name be
withdrawn, which was done, and
on the second ballot Sam II. Da-
wilson was declared elected tenn
porary chairman.
C. l.. Coger and G.. B. Fergu-
son were elected temporary Sec
r3taries.
A committee consisting Of
W. F. Stewart, Geo. W. Mullen
and w. B. Hamm was selected
by the convention to canvass the
vote of the primary and bring
the result before the convention.
The chair appointed James W.
Smith, S. l.. Shaver, E. j. Rus
sell and G.. J. Wilson as Il COM
mittee on credentials, after which
the convention adjourned until
1:30 p. ~.
Immediately upon convening
after noon, the names of Sam H..
Davidson and G. B. Ferguson
were placed in nomination for
permanent chairman, and upon
ballot Mr.. Ferguson was elected
G. L, Coger and Boen Phillips
were placed in nomination for
permanent secretary, and bal
lot resulted in the election of
the former.
The convention proceeded to
the selection of representatives
on the several central committees
and delegates to the various con-
ventlons, with the following re-
suit:
Judicial committeeman-D. l..
King,
Chancery committeeman-Jas-
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13
| |Deirectory.
RELIGIOUS

Preaching at the Methodist
oh,,rch second and third Sunday
Il each month by Rev. W. 5
southworth, pastor,
Sunday School every sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock. 0. G.
6haver superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

4 GREEMENTS or LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
"A Mens, aflidavits TO accounts, Dispositions and
renewal OF mortgages taken, Abstracts OF
'title FURNISHED. Bills OF sale, bonds for title,
|dseds Of trust-personalty and realty-deeds,
'yuit-clam, husbands, unmarried persons, witrs
iand, warranty, with REIMBURSEMENT OF dover
,iloor c9htracts, mortgages-rcal estate, ehatti
shd erop-and powers Of attorney. written and
|erklo.odged on reasonable terma.
Applications fer homestc ads and pre en- nttons
and donations prepared and p.,onts procured
'Applnations for redemption of lands from
|state ana petitions to refund taxes enormously
Sharp County record., 1906-04-13

Marion Thomas of Camden lost
his life in Ouachita river.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-08
LA MERGED DE PLAZA
COLORADO vENDlDA.
Reyes Gonzales y sus Hiios compra-
ron $3.50 Acres por $3,026-una
Nina de Cobre en- la Merced

El sabado pasaio, en- Espahola, fl.e
vendida en- venta -pdblica la merced
de terreno de la Plaza Colorado. en-
ell condado de Rio Arriba, enfrente de
Ablquiu, bajo una demanda de parti-
cion pcr Harry F. Clancy, nombardo
con tai objeto por ell Jliez John r.
McFie. La area vendida contiene g..
$40 acres, y fue rematada en- $3,O26.
Reyes Gonzales y sus hijos fueron los
compraiores
Hubo varios pastores por Ell terreno
citado, pero ell preclo realizado SO
considera muy reducido, pues Ia mer-
ced contiene los conocidos dep6sitos
de cobre en- ell Canon del Cobre, los
cuales han sido trabajados mas de 200
amos, y contienen mineral de grado
superior. Del cobre de estas minas
fue de donde Sc fabricaron todas las
ollas y cazos de cobre que Sc usabail
en- la parte norte del Territorio, GUAM
do los espaholes ocupaban este Terri
torio, del mismo modo que las del sur
fueron hechas de mineral sacaio de
has minas de Santa Rita, cerca de Sill
yer City. Hf esl4s
La venta de la merced sefala Ia
termination del litigio entablado poi
81 ex-Gobenador L. B. Prince y otros
contra la particion de la mercej, Sc
4t a I N-H y NI. M \ d T.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-08
coNvlcTo PRoFuoo ARES
TADo DE NuEvo.
James Grimes, vioIador de cajas
Fuertes, cogIdo por oficIales del
Rock island en- Oklahoma
Lo Reclaman Aqui.

James Grimes, que escape de la pc
nitenciarla territorial principles del
verano pasado, escondiendose dentrc
de lin caro- lie ladrillo que fue SAGA
do del cercado de la prision, ha sido
arrestado de nuevo. y Sc halla ahora
encarcelado en- Anadasko, Oklahoma,
segun informe recibido por el Official
especial del Rock Island, o. W. Nc
Intosh, quien did noticia del hecho a
las autoridades dc Ia prlsion. III off
cial Mcintosh lice que POGO antes de
su arresto, Grimes cay6 de un caro-
fletero y Sc lastim6 una pierna, hacien
dolo perder cerca de veinte libras de
su peso. EstO hace su identification
algo dificil. Sin embargo, cuando fue
confrontado con su registro en- la pc
nltenciaria. admiti6 que era ell hom-
bre a quien buscaba y diio que de hue
ma voluntad volveria q Nuevo Mexico
d cOmpletar su actual sentencia de
siete amos por voladura de una GAIA
fuerte lie faltaban todava seis amos
que servir. Grimes prefiere volver
bajo su sentencla actual mas bien que
ser juzgado por forzar entrada a un
CAIRO y cometer otras ofensas por las
cuales 10 prosecutaran los oficiales
del Rock Island. Teme recibir en-
Oklahoma una sentencia mas dura
que Ia que tiene ahora. Els probable
que Sc hagan arreglos para identificar
plenamente al pr6fugo para traerlo
de nueyo la penitenciaria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-08
COYOTES DEvoRAN A
UN PASTOR HELApo'
Hallazoo de sus Restos---Se Sabe de
Nueve Personals que Perec'srci
Cuidando ovejas.

Roswell, N. NJ, Die. S.--Tnformes
de muertes en- la nevasca que aconte-
clio al sudoeste, siguen 1legando toda-
via. Allie Doris, de 3S amos de edad,
que cuidaba las partidas de Monroe
Hall, 65 millas de aqui, fue encontra-
do ell sabado helado muerto. Su ca
ra parte de su cuerpo habia sido de-
vorado por coyotes. Hasta Ia fecha
Sc han hallado rueve pastores que
murieron helados. W, H. Long, bo-
rreguero que reside 10 millas de es-
tie lugar lleg6 aqui ell sabado & infor-
mo que uno de sus pastores con 1850
oyejas, ha faltado cinco dias y parti-
das andan en- su busca. Ell valor de
las ovejas Sc calcula en- $4,000.
Ramon Peralta, ln pastor, que fue
acusalo de ser responsible de haber-
Sc helado varios pastores de ovejas,
porque los abandon6 en- Ia borrasca,
fue descargado por Ell Juez Bailey.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-08
LA coRTE DE DIsrRlTo
DE LOS EsTADoS UNlDos.
En- Sesion-Abosados Presentes-
Jurado Constituldo y Prorroga
Tomada.

La corte de los Estado Unidos
por el primer distrlto judicial Sc reu-
nl6 lie nuevo el viernes de Ia semana
pasada, las Q de la mafana, pre-
sIldiendo el Juez John X. McEcie. A.
NJ. Bergere estaba en- su puesto como
secretario. Ell gobierno Sc hallaba
fepresentado por ell procurador de los
Estados Unidos fue organizado. sien-
do nombrado Sabine Olivas, de Park
View, como presiiente, y George A.
Parsons, de esta ciudad, secretario.
Diez y nueye de los veintitres jurados
citados fueron reclbidos. Cast toda
la mahana Sc pas6 en- examlnarlos res
pecto sus calificaciones, y el jurado
fue finalmente constitui,lo a las II
Sc tom6 receso hasta las de la tar
de.
r. B. Thomas, de csta ciudad, y
Juan Archuleta, de San Espahola, flie-
ron excusados de servir de jurados
por buenas y suficentes razones-
Los miembros del jurado son los ST.
guientes:
Ignasio Padilla, Santa Fe; Eulogio
Mites, Stnta Fe; Juan ]. Ortiz, Santa
Fe; Manuel Rodriguez y Ortiz, Santa
Fe; Melicendro Vigil, Santa Fe;
Leaniro Martinez v Ortiz. Santa Fe;
George A. Parsons. Santa Fe; Maclo-
vic Suazo, Placita; Onesimo Martinez
Arroyo Hondo; Jesus Campos, Ojo
Ellseo Lujan, La in ;.;tnada Sc vale
Caliente; francisco Sena, Costilla;
Eliseo Lujan, La Joya; Sabine Olivas,
Park View; Manuel Duran, Truchas;
Enrique Abeyta, Park View; Jose v.
Cordova. Abiqrfiu; Roman Atenclo,
Embudo; Juan ]. Martinez, Chimayo; !;
Jose !. Alire, Peaca.
No hubo session de la corte ell dia
anterior causa de Accion de Gra-
cias. FL procurador lie los Estados
Unidos w. H. H. Llewellyn no lleg6
aqui hasta ell microbes en- la noche,
y la session especial fijada para esa
tarde tuvo que ser abandonada, FL
gran jurado entr6 en- seguida en- el
descargo de sus deberes, y Sc intima
que tntre los primeros asuntos que
seran investigators Sc hallan ciertas
entradas en- terrenos carboniferos en-
los cendados de San Juan Y Sandoval
sospechosas de fraude.
En- este tiltimo coniado Sc alega
que la Compaiiia de Carbon Utah com
parecera.
Juan B. Martinez y Septimo Baca
han sido nombrados oficiales de Ia
corte; G. w Armijo es interprete de
la corte 8 Ireneo L. Chaves del gran
jurado. No Sc nombr6 pregonero pa
ra este termino y Ia corte oficialmen
te es alberta por el mariscal diputadc
H. F. Bogh.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-08

Numa Raymond, de Las Cruces, que
sehalla en- ell Territorio en- una vista
de varios meses, habiendo venido de
Ginebra, Suiza, v que era uno de los
Antiques pobladores de Nuevo Mexico
estuvo en- Ia ciudad con negocios H.
mes lie Ia stmana pasada. Mr.. Ray
mond dice que Sc defendera fuerte-
mente en- el pleito que lie han puesto
el Terdtorio por las tasaciones de-
lincuentes, en- la corte de distrito por
ell condado lie Dofia Ana. La deman-
da es para el cobrp de la bonita suma
de $174,0O0. Mr. Raymund narece
pensar- que tiene muy buena causa
I'll Mayor W. H. H. Llewellyn, ell
eficaz procurador de distrito de los
Estados Unidos en- Nuevo Mexico, lie
g6 esta ciudad en- la noche del mier-
coles antepasado. de East Las Vegas,
stones de la corte de los Estados Uni
dos por ell cuarto distrlto judicial, en-
las cuales los hermanos Black v F. M.
Murphy flieron juzgados y convicta-
dos de robar un tren del ferrocarril
Rock Island, cerca de Logan hace
dos amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-08
PREsUNTo MATADoR
DE UN TRABAJADoR.
Examination PreIiminar de n. Hale
Por dar Muerte a James knight
en- Una Rina.


Especial al nuevo Mexicano.
Portales, N. NJ, Die. Alma inves-
tigacion prellminar de la causa del Te-
RI torio contra II. Hale, trabajador de
ferrocaril, acusajo de haber dado
muerte James Knight. su guarda
tfempo, en- una pelea cerca de fabian,
en- ell ferrocarril Oriental de Nuevo
Mexico, se comenz6 Ell ldnes ante un
juez de plz de este lugar. Despues
fubo cn.'tinuacion para lamar mas
testigos Tn duelo a pistola ocurri6
entire el acusado Y el difunto en- - de
Septiemrre, en- ell cual los dos salie-
ron NAL heridos. Hale san6 despues
de babef estado un mes en- el hospi-
tai y Knight falleci6 los cuatro
dias. Segun declaran los testigos, Ia
desayenencia entire los dos hombaes
principle cllando estaban almorzando
en- "a Garpa donde comian los traba-
jaiores Hale Sc sent0 d Ia mesa sin
quita" el sombrero Y II ello SO onu-
so Knight. Hubo palabraT drras Gu
tire los disputantes Y luego Knight
quito el sombrero a Hale y 10 tir6 al
suelo. Hale dej6 de almorzar y Sc
sali6. Sacando sus cobijas de la CO.
misaria, Hale iba marcharse del cam
po,
Sc af' ma que el mayordomo gene
raj dii0 al guarda tiamno ule mirase