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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
NOMINATION Of
BRYAN CERTAIN
Friends Believe Let
ter Makes Good
Impression.
NEBRASKAN NAMES HEARST
And Others as Possibilities
in 1908.--Roasts Grimm
al Corporations.

New York, July 5.--The letter OF
William j, Bryan to a friend In New
York in which he requests that no
representative Of criminal corpora.
tions" be associated In his reception,
and the dictated statement OF Mr..
Bryan to the Associated Press in Lon.
don, in which he insists that he should
not be considered an announced can.
didate for the Presidency and that
the claims of others should be consid.
ered-mentioning Governor Folk, VIII
liam r. Hearst and Senator Bailey
as particularly worthy of considera.
tion for the high Office, and insisting
that no choice should be considered as
affirmatively made until 1908, when
the man who best represents Demo.
cratic principles and Is deemed the
most available should be selected
have created a most favorable i'm
preston in political circles here. 1t
Is regarded as characteristic OF the
great, frank Nebraskan that he de.
clines to pose and look pretty for the
coming two years because he Is 4
possible candidate for the Presidency,
and that he intends to continue his
work and teachings as though the
Office OF President did not exist
His Friends are Confident.
One of his closest New York friends
said: "The nomination Of Bryan by
the Democrats Is now foregone con-
clusion, and 1t Is equally certain that
Mr.. Bryan will not trim his sails to
get favoring breezes from the great
trusts and monopolists. He has no
desire to pose as "a conservative In
so far as that term means stagnation
but If to be aggressive for equal
rights for all, in opposition to class
rule, for requiring wealth in whatever
form to remain within the law and to
punish its owners when It goes be.
yond the law, for safe but lust re.
vision of the tariff, reciprocity be.
tween the United States and all coun.
tries Of the western hemisphere. and
the enforcement Of new legislation
that the welfare Of all the people re
qulres is to be conservative, then Col
onel Bryan is sane and conservative
IN the highest sense of the word"
The reception to be rendered Mr..
Bryan ON his return to the United
States will be record breaker 1t
is predicted that in enthusiasm, size
and simplicity 1t will have never been
equaled in this country.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
j. S. SURVEYOR
GOES To PRISON
After Defrauding
Government in
Oregon.
MANY CROOKED LAND DEALS
Sixty Days at Hard Labor on
Eighteen COUNTRYSIDE
Fine.

Portland, Ore, July 5.-tienry Mel
drum, former United States surveyor
general for the district of Oregon,
was today sentenced by Judge Silver
ton in the United States Court TO
pay fine Of $3.50 each on twenty-one
counts and serve sixty days in jail
at hard labor at McNeill's Island on
each of eighteen counts for conspir-
acy 10 defraud the government in con
nection with land deals.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
ESTANCIA CELEBRA-
TION A SUCCESS.
Large Delegation From Santa fe At.
tended--General Good
Time.

About one hundred people from
Santa Fc, including the Capital City
band, assisted the citizens of Estancia
in making their Fourth Of July celebra.
ton the most successful In this part of
the territory. Yesterday was the big
gest day that the thriving little town of
Estancla has ever seen. The commit
tees In charge of the celebration did
their duty In every sense Of the word
and nothing was left undone to make
t entire affair big success.
The train carrying the Santa Fe dele.
CATION left here at 7;l5 o'c,ock yestsr
day morning over the Santa Fe Central
and arrived at Estancla shortly before
noon. They were met at the station by
the people who had gathered to attend
the celebration and with the Capital
City band In the lead the parade formed
and marched to the park where free
barbecue was held. A large OK had
been roasted and plenty of other pro.
visions secured, so that there was o en-
ty for the thousand or more people to
eat.
The address OF the dav was made by
Judge A, l.. Morris n, who spoke upon
the origin and observance OF the Fourth
VI July. The Capital City band played
during the barbecue and also at ball
game held afterward In which a picked
team from Santa Fe defeated the Es.
tancia team by large score.
A feature, more amusing than sxclt-
Ing, was the roplng contest. Ii the
people expected TO see a number OF
fiction" cowboys roping and throwing
steers they were disappointed. Steers
were replaced by goats and the manner
in which they were roped was really
aughable. Fol owing the roplng con-
test foot races were run, In several of
which good time was made.
Last night there were two dances and
splendid display Of fireworks. The
Santa Fe train left Estancia at twelve
o'clock and arrived In the city about
four o'clock this morning. People from
this city who attended the celebration
say that they received the best Of treat
ment at the hands OF the citizens Of Es
tancla and had thoroughly enjoyable
time
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
CHAVES DEMO-
CRATIC TICKET
Nominated In Recent Primary EIec'
tion--About $50 Votes Were
Cast.

The following is a Democratic
ticket of Chaves County, nominated at
the Democratic primaries In that
County Saturday last: County Com.
missioner, First District, Thomas d.
White; County Commissioner, Second
District, William M. Atkinson; Pro.
bate Judge, ]. r. Evans; Probate
Clerk and Recorder, F. P. Gayle;
Sheriff, Charles l.. Ballard; Assessor,
John c. Peck: County Treasurer, j.
Smith Lea, Superintendent Of
Schools, Mark Howell; Surveyor, v.
r. Kenney. About $50 votes were
cast according to the precinct returns
which had been received In Roswell
by Tuesday
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05

The New Mexican Printing Company
is headquarters for legal blanks Of all
kinds The company makes speciality
in handling land Office blanks, neces.
sary In homestead entries and In min.
eral applications. Prices low, especi-
ally in quantities. Circulars giving
full information furnished on applica.
tion,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
FOR RIO ARRlBA
District Attorney Alexander Read
Makes Expianaton--Due Notice
Not Given.

The teachers Normal Institute OF
Rio Arrlba County, which should have
ben held in Ell Rlto, was abandoned,
because but five persons presented
themselves to attend 1t and the dl.
rector who was named TO conduct II
thought this too insufficient mum.
Der, District Attorney Alexander Read,
a resident of the county, has request.
ed the New Mexican to publish the
following letter addressed by him to
Professor Hiram Hadley, superintend.
ent Of Public Instruction, that the mat.
ter might be explained and that the
reason for abandoning the institute be
made known to people of his county
generally. Mr.. Reid writes,
TERRA Amarillo, n. NJ, judy 5.
Hon Hiram Hadley, Supt Public In.
structlon, Santa Fe, N M.
Dear Slr-I regret very much to
learn that the gentlemen that came TO
I'll Rito TO leach the Normal Institute
there made report that only five
pupils were present. This Is the way
that the wrong informations reach the
Territorial Official and gives a bad
name 10 our counties There are Az
Districts IN Rio Arriba County, and
none Of them received any notice of
the holding OF the Normal Institute at
Ell Rito. | am informed that a no.
tice was publishe din the 'E,l Repub.
licano' which paper is published at
TERRA Amarillo. This paper does not
come out some times for months.
Therefore the. different school dis
tricts were not informed of the Nor
NAL Institute which was to be held at
El Rito.
Ii the superintendent Of schools of
Rio Arriba County would have sent |
notice to each school district in the |
County of Rio A1riba, ! have no doubt |
hat there would have been at least |
twenty-five (25) pupils, who would
have attended the same. William r. |
Read for one would have gone to Ell
Rito had | known that the Institute |
was to be held there, but / knew moth. |
ng of 1t until the very last day.
-hink 1t is very unjust to blame the
County of Rio Arrlba on account of
he negligence Of the County School
superintendent to give proper notice
hope that you will correct this and
et the blame fall where 1t belongs
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
CURRENCY PROBLEM
STILL UNSETTLED
In This Country, Said President
Vanderlip, Of New York City
Bank.

Bluff Point, N. Y. July 5.--Frank A.
Vanderlip, vice-presdent of the Ma.
tional City Bank of New York, spoke
on "The Currency at the New York
State Bankers Associations meeting
today. He said that the currency prob
lem in this country is far from settled
and declared it the duty of the New
York Association to lead in a consist.
ent movement for betterment of
conditions.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
STORMY SESSION
RUSSIAN HOUSE
Member Beaten by
Police Causes In
dignation.
MINISTER SPEECH DROWNED
By Cries of Derision.--lnviol-
ability of Legislators
a Myth.

st. Petersburg, July 5.--There was
a stormy scene in the lower house OF
Parllment today, which further EN-
phasized the split between the Con.
stitutional Democrats and their radl.
cal allies and the group of toll. M.
Sidelnikoff, a radical Cossack mem.
ber, was beaten last night by the po-
lice after his exhortation of a crowd of
people to resist the police who were
breaking up mass meeting. When
the house opened today, Sidelnikoff
proposed that the House interpellate
the minister Of the interior, asking
him what measures had been taken to
punish the policemen guilty of assault.
ing a member of Parliament and to
prevent the reoccurrence Of such Incl
dents. nj. Alladin, fiery member OF
the House, made wild harangue in
denunciation of the government for
permitting such violations Of the in
volatility of the persons of members.
Minister in Danger in House.
He declared he expressed the views
of the group of toll in announcing If
such an incident recurred that no min
ter would be permitted to speak in
the House and he could not answer
for their personal safety. The speak
er was finally forced amid wild tu-
multi to leave the tribune. Interior
Minister Stolypin gave the House as
surance that ample measures would
be taken to insure the inviolability OF
the members and if the police were
guilty in this case they would be pun
ished. Cries of derision compelled the
minister to cease speaking. President
Mouromtseff administered a severe re-
buke to the members for lowering the
dignity of the House. The Interpret
latlon was adopted unanimously
Mayor Of ealystok Dismissed.
Blolystok, July 5.--General Bogal-
evski the temporary governor gen,
eral of Bialystok, which is still un-
der martial law, has dismissed the
mayor because he refused to accept
petition from in habtants asking for
convocation extraordinary session
of the town council to deny the accu-
racy of the report of General Bader'
the former governor general. on the
recent massacre of Jews here. Twelve
policemen have been indicted for par
ticjnation in the riOting
Emperor Tries to Stop Mutiny.
SIT. Petersburg, July Emperor
Nicholas has taken almost unmeced'
ented steps of publicly directing the
Grand Duke Nicholaievitch COM
mander of the forces Of military in
the district of st. Petersburg, to In
yestigate and take measures to stop
disorders among the troops. General
Ozeroff, commanding the First Guard
Division and General Gadon, com
mander of the Preobrajensky Regi-
ment, which recently expressd by res
olution their sympathy with parlia-
ment, have been dismissed in dis
grace.
Strike to Save Soldiers Lives.
Tiflis, Caucasa, July 5.--A genera
strike has been declared by the pro-
letariat organizations here in sympa'
thy with the demand for a pardon OF
twenHy-seven soldiers sentenced to be
shot because they refused to lire on
the populace during disturbances here
last March, If the condemned men
are executed revolt in the garrison
is feared.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
VERDICT FOR
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Jury Decides in Favor of Plaintiff IN
Suit on Contract for Drilling
Well at Haoerman.

In the district court for Chaves
County, at Roswell, a few days ago,
Judgment to the amount of $1,000 was
given by jury in favor of the plain
tiff in the case Of S. M. Cowles VS..
J. J. Hagerman, suit being brought to
recover on a contract for drilling an
artesian well at the town of Hager-
man.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
GOOD HAUL.
BY SNEAK THIEF
Silver City Hotelkeeper Is Out Four
Hundred Dollars on Account Of
Carelessness.

Abraham Abraham, a hotel keeper
at Silver City, is out $400 on account
of carelessness in leaving his strong
box on top of his safe instead of plac.
ing it in his safe during his absence
from his place of business. Abraham
thought of his mistake few minutes
after locking up his Office, but upon
his return found the cash gone. later
finding the empty box in another part
of the hotel. There is no clue to the
thief
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
UNKNOWN ASSAILANT
USES A KNIFE.
With Terrible Effect on Two Albu.
querque Citzens--one Man
Nav Die

Albuquerque, n NJ, July 5.-Whlle
standing near the entrance of the Cor
onado saloon In Albuquerque, Pedro
Miribal and Inez De Bots were at
tackled by an unknown assailant, who
used a knife with such effect that
Miribal is lying at the point Of death
with his abdomen laid open and De
Bois is suffering from a number of
cuts about various parts of his body.
The affair took place about 11:45
o'clock last night and according to the
story Of De Bols, their assailant rush.
ed out of the darkness and with one
slash of his knife disemboweled Mirl-
bal He then attacked De Bois in a
similar manner, but was fought off and
finally forced to fee. Up to an early
hour this morning, no trace of the as.
sailant had been found.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
BooKkEEPER WORKS BAD
CHECK GAME EFFECTIVELY.

J.. Howard White, the late book
keeper for the Southwestern Lead
and Coal Company, who worked the
bogus check racket in Albuquerque
some time ago to the tune Of $1O0 and
then disappeared, visited Hlllsboro
about two weeks ago and a number
Of business men Of that town still have
cause to remember him. A warrant
was sworn out for Whites arrest just
after he left Albuquerque, but Sheriff
Kendall failed to locate him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
WOMAN CHARGES CRIMINAL
ASSAULT IN ALBUQUERQUE.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, July 5.--Upon
the complaint of Lucia Chaves, who
charged criminal assault, Eliseo
Miribal was arrested yesterday fore
noon. 1t is alleged that the crime oc
Cured last Sunday in the southern
part of the city. Miribal was released
on $3.50 bonds and was given hearing
before Judge Crawford in the police
court this morning. The defendant de.
nies the charge,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
BERNALILLO
COUNTY TAXES
As Levied by the Board Of Commits.
sloners for the Year
1906.

The following Is the official tax levy
for the County Of BernaIllo for tho
year 1906. II is Of interest in compar,
lson with Santa Re County taxes.
1t Is ordered by the board of county
commissioners Of Bernalilo County
that the assessment roll for the year
1906, as revised and corrected by the
board, is hereby approved.
The territorial auditor having certi-
fed to this board that he has levied
tax of fourteen mills on the dollar
of all the taxable property Of the ter.
itory, in accordance with section 10,
of chapter liz, of the laws of 1905, 1t
is further ordered by the board that
such tax be extended on the tax list
in the same manner as other taxes.
1t is further ordered by the board
that there are hereby levied for the
various county purposes specified the
following taxes upon each dollar OF
taxable property in the county of Ber.
nalillo, to.wit:
For common school purposes as levied
by the territorial auditor two mills.
For current county expenses, five
mil'
For court fund. four and three
quarter mills.
For court house repair fand, for the
purpose of repairs on court house and
- - ,,,tl
For bridge fund, two and four'tenths
mills.
For fund to pay Judgment, fifteen
hundredths Of mill
For general road fund one-half of
one mill.
For the Camno Real fund. one
tenth Of one mill
For boarding Of prisoners fund,
three mills
For interest on refunding bonds of
1901, three and one-quarter mills
For interest on and sinking fund
for bonds Of 1891. one mill
For interest on and sinking fund for
bonds Of 1892. ont mill.
For interest on bonds of 1905, one
and one-half mills.
For interest on bonds of 1897, one
and one-qnarter mills
Total of levies for county and school
26.G0 mills.
City Taxes.
For general city purposes, eight and
mills.
For maintenance, improvement and
care of public parks within city limits.
one-half of one mill.
For maintenance and conduct Of the
free public library. three-quarters OF a
mill.
For construction Of city hall. one
mill.
For interest on $4,000 sewer bonds,
one min.
For interest on refnndins bonds,
of a mill
For interest on refunding bonds,
one and eighttenths mills.
For interest on viaduct bonds, one
half Of mill.
Total of city levies, Is mills.
For School! Purposes
For general expenses of the city
schools for the ensuing year, seven
and one.haf mills.
For interest on bonds. two and one /.
half mills.
Special Levies.
For cattle indemnity fund, one-half
of one mill on each dollar of value OF
all cattle in the county.
For use of the cattle sanitary board
anon the order of the governor, terri
torial treasurer, and auditor acting as
such board, two mills upon each dollar
of the assessed valuation Of all cattle
in the county
For sheep sanitary board, in purs'l'
ance of certificate from territorial au-
ditor, five mills on the dollar of the
assessed valuation of all sheep.
For the county food fund, two mills
on the dollar of the assessed value OF
all property situated within five miles
L. .,,t hn jtf
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
ENGLAND LOSES CUP
TO BELGIUM TEAM

Henley, July 5.-The crew repre-
senting the club "Nautique de Grand"
of Belgium, defeated the Trinity Hall
team Of Cambridge by three lengths
in the final for the grand challenge
cup. The time was 1903. The cup
leaves England for the first time.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
MISS SUTTON PLAYS
IN HARD LUCK.

Wimbledon, July 5.-Miss May SUIT
ton, Of California, today lost the ten
mis- championship Of Great Britain
which she won last year, being defeat.
ed by Miss Douglass, 20
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
WILL NEWcoMB RETIRE
FROM PENlTENTiARY JOB?

1t was currently reported ON the
street this afternoon that W. d. New
comb, for the past two years a clerk
at the penitentiary, had or would In
the near future resign. The report
could not be confirmed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
38 LIVES LOST
IN CELEBRATION
Of Fourth of July-.-
2,789 Were
Hurt.
EXCEEDS LAST YEAR 358
In Injured-..Small Boy and
Fire Cracker do Deadly
Work.

Chicago, July 5.--The Tribune TO-
day publishes its ninth annual sum
mary Of deaths and injuries caused
throughout the United States by the
celebration Of the Fourth of July. Al
an early hour today the figures were
as follows: Dead, SO; by fireworks,
8; by cannon, /; firearms, II; by ex.
plosions, I; by toy pistols, 4 by run.
away, /; by drowning, 5. Injured nun
bered 2,7S9, exceeding hast years list
by $50. The fire loss was $6G,i50.
Last year forty-two persons were
killed outright on the Fourth, and
when lockjaw and other diseases in
duced by injuries completed their
work, 400 lives had been sacrificed
More Bodies Recovered.
Omaha, Neb., July 5.-Five more
bodies, four young women of Omaha,
and AN unidentified man, were recov-
cred this morning from the waters Of
Lake Manawa, where last night at
10:40 o'clock over hundred persons
while watching display of fireworks
were precipitated into sixteen feet OF
water from>a floating dock. The dead
are Mary Looney, Omaha; Mary Shee-
han, Omaha Bessie Hiland, Omaha;
Mary West, Omaha; Lena Rosen.
bloom, Omaha Eight persons were
injured and a number are reported
missing.
Quiet Day In Santa Re.
In a small way the Fourth of July
was celebrated in Santa Fe yesterday
The rain made it impossible for the
races to be held as scheduled and
apart from few cannon crackers and
dynamite canes there was little in
the way of fireworks. The Santa Fe
Band played in the Plaza yesterday
afternoon. but on account of the dis,
agreeable weather few people were
out. AS far as has been learned there
were no accidents.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
ATTORNEY GENERAL
MADE u. S. JUDGE
L. r. Whitley to Go From Philippines
to china-Replace Consular
Court.

Washington, D. c., July 5.---Attorney
General Lebbeus r. Wiley, Of the
Philippine Islands, has been appoint.
ed Judge of the United States court
in China, which is to replace in a
large measure the present consular
court.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
J. BRYAN IN
HOUSE OF COMMONS
As Guest OF Noted Labor Leader, John
Burns-Was Greatly
interested.

London, July 5.--William J. Bryan
was an interested visitor to the House
of Commons this afternoon, as a guest
of John Burns, the president Of the
local government board
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
90 DEATHS FROM
DREADED CHOLERA
In Manila-116 Cases Reproductive
Americans i!i-TWo.
Die.

Washington, D. c., July 5.-The
War Department was advised today OF
the violent outbreak or cholera in Ma
nila. For the week ending July :.
there were 116 cases and SO deaths.
The cholera situation, however, has
improved. A report on July shows
2s cases and 10 deaths. Five Ameri-
cans have been seized with the dis.
ease and two died. The disease is con-
fined to the native sections of Manila.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
FALLING TRESTLE KILLS
AND MAINS WoRkMEN

Monongahela, Pa, July 5.--One
man was killed and five seriously in
jured today by the collapse of the
trestle, forty-five feet high, at Shire
Oaks, nine miles west Of here.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
CAPTAIN WYNNE RESIGNS
FROM MARINE CORPS

Washington, d. c., July 5.-The
resignation Of Captain Robert F..
Wynne of the United States Marine
Corps, was accepted by Secretary
Bonaparte today
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
TWELVE YEARS AT
LEAST FOR BORCES
Found Guilty Of Larceny on Seventy
three counts--Was a
Promoter

Boston, Mass, July 5.-Ferdinand
L. Borges, one of the promoters OF
the Ubero Plantation Company, was
sentenced today to serve twelve to
fifteen years In the state prison for
larceny and conspiracy by Judge
White. Borges was sentenced on sew
entylthree counts of larceny.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
PRESIDENT RED CROSS
CONFERENCE is DEAD.

Geneva, Switzerland, July 5.--Al'
fred Vincent, a member of the federal
council, and vice-president of the Red
Cross conference died today
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-05
JULES BRETON, NOTED
PAINTER PASSED AWAY.

Paris, July 5,-Jules Adolphe Bre-
ton. the noted painter. is dead. He
was born In 1927.