The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1906-03-17
Condensed and Classified from Press
Dispatches for the Benefit Of
Busy Readers.
FOREIGN. NATIONAL, TERRITORIAL
Such Things as Every Intelligent
Citizen of New Mexico Ought
TO Know
The Chieftain presents the news
of the week condensed and classi-
fed as follows:

of the week condensed and classi.
fed as follows:
TERRITORIAL.
There were 74O homestead Ell.
tries made in Union county from
Jan. | to March 10.
At the Roswell land Office lO2
homestead entries were made the
first two days of this week.
The St. Louis, Rocky Noun
tain IL Pacific Railway has COM
menced laying track between
Preston and Cimarron. Colfax
county.
Mrs. Mary Aiken of Eddy
county has made a complete con-
feSsion of having buried her in
FAINT child alive because her hus-
band had deserted her.
Governor IIagerman has posi-
lively announced that Attorney
w. {. Reid will be the next attor-
ncy-gencral of New Mexico. but
adds that no vacancy exists at
present.
a. j. Loomis, formerly deputy
revenue collector, will start
Democratic newspaper in Santa
Fe. The paper will be called the
Santa Fe Eagle and the first is
sue was expected to appear today.
Cattle rustlers undertook to
steal eighty-two head of cattle
last week from ranchman near
Ration. The cattle were recover
ed before they reached the Colo
RADIO line, but the ruStlers escaped.
In an alteration Wednesday
over articles published in the
Daily Citizen, w. II. Gillenwater
of the Albuquerque city council
is alleged to have drawn a gun
on w. II. McCreight, manager of
the Citizen. Mr.. McCreight re-
Sponded with an iron pipe, and
later had his aSsailant arrested.
Governor Hagerman last week
removed AnaStaSio Gonzales, as
SCISSOR of Santa Fe county, and
appointed Glenville A. Collins to
fill the vacancy. The democrat
ic board of county commissioners
refused to recognize the COVER
nor'S appointment and appointed
Edward Andrews to fill the va
cancy. The commission of the
governor is prima-facie evidence
that the holder thereof is entitled
to possession of the office.
FOREIGN.
Eugene Richter, famous Ger
man editor, historian, and states
man, is dead.
More than l,200 coal miners
were killed by an explosion Sat-
urday in the mines AT Courriere.
France.
Countess Boni dc Castellane
amended her proceedings in the
French court, now asking for an
absolute divorce.
The AlgeciraS conference is in
another deadlock. though il was
thought the first of the week that
an agreement would be reached.
The betrothal of King Alfonso
of Spain to Princess Edna of Bat
tenberg has been formally an
nounced. The marriage will Oc-
cur June ,.
An Anarchist is reported To
have confessed that he was recent
ly present at conference at
which plot was cOncOcted to |
kill the King of Italy during the
Milan exhibition on April Is.
A counter plot for the massacre
of Jews and revolutionistS has
been discovered in the royal pal
ace of St. Petersburg. II had
its origin i'll a court cabal and
was designed to sweep away re-
cent reforms.
On one of the islands of the
Samoan group an active volcano
is sending molten lava into the
sea i'll stream three quarters of
mile wide and twenty feet deep.
Three villages have been COM
pletely DESTROYED.
NATIONAL
Miss Susan b. Anthony died
Tuesday morning at her home in
Rochester after long illness of
pneumonia.
1t is authoritatively stated that
the Tallmadges have bought the
Santa Fe Central for 81, 500, 900
and will extend the line into the /
Pecos valley.