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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
THE PRESIDENT
TO MITCHELL
Foo eveIt Again Acts Part Of Peace.
maker.
STRIKE SETTLEMENT IS URGED
Naiiousl Convention Of the United Miners win
b. Called for March IS. as a Resuit of
the Preii .snt's Interventlon-E Every EfiOr.
to Re Made to Avert the THREATENED Strike
Of April l.

New York (Special) President Roose-
welt has again intervened as a peace
maker between the coal miners and
operators, and as result of letter ad-
dressed by him to John Mitchell. presi-
dent of the United Mineworkers of
America, national convention of the
United Miners will be held March *
to try to reach an agreement with the
soft coal operators in the hope of
averting the threatened strike of April
In the bftuEsinous coal fields
The Presidents letter and the an
nourcement that the national convention
would be called were made public Mon
day night by Mr.. Mitchell, after a long
conference with Mr.. Frank L. Robbins.
president of the Pittsburg Coal Company
and chairman of the bituminous opera
tors, who came to New York this morn
ing.
Also present at this conference were
w. {. Perry, of the Southwestern Coal
Association, and B. +. Bush, representing
the soft coal interests allied with the
Gould railroads.
Mr.. ROOSEVELT'S LETTER.
The Presidents letter to Mr.. Mitchell
follows;
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
RECORD TUsKs OF ELEPHANTS.
Those Of Male Killed a Few Years
AGO Weiohed 450 Pounds


Ago Weighed 45o Pounds.
DR.. G.. c. Schillings, who has trav-
eied much in Africa, has this to say
OF the tasks of elephants: "The size
and weight of tusks of exceptionally
large animals are sometimes phe-
nomenal. In 1898 an old male ele-
phant was killed by native hunters
not Tar from the Kilimanjaro. the
tusks of which had combined weight
OF 40O pounds. These enormous
teeth created quite a sensation when
they were brought to market at Zan-
zibar. One of these tusks, the larg-
est in existence, is at present in the
British museum in London, the other
Is In the United States of America.
Yet tusks Of over 100 pounds are
pretty rare. The weight does not al
ways depend on the age and size of
the animal. Not only do the different
varieties of elephants differ as to the
average weight of their tusks, but
dlnerent members of the same family
show dissimilarity in this respect.
The South African elephants tusks
are considerably inferior in size and
weight to those of the elephant In
equatorial Africa.
Rowland Ward in his book, Rec
ords of Bog Came gives the weights
and measurements of the biggest
tusks known to us. The African ele-
ohant exceeds the antediluyian man.
moth as well as the Indian elephant
The biggest tusk is twenty-four and a
quarter inches in circumference, ten
and a half feet long and 226 pounds
In weight"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
Rails Cost More Here

The selling price of steel rails abroad
and for use in the United States was one
of the subjects on which David W. Ross.
purchasing agent of the Isthmian Canal
Commission was examined by the Sem
ate Committee on Interoceanic Canals
He showed-that he had purchased from
American mills rails for use on the Isth-
mus at from $3.50 to $3.50 a ton less
than the prevailing price to railroads in
this country.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
!. THEO. MILLER
False Teeth for Sailors

A dentist held up set of false
teetf.
see this stay here" he said. "thIs
brace and this reinforcement? The SET
is''Ior sailor, and sailors false teeth
are always made extra strong. ON ac-
count OF the unconquerable salt beef
ana the granite ship biscuit that are
eaten at sea,
son his beef and biscuit a sailor
would crush ordinary false teeth IN
no time. He would chew them mn
and swallow them in mistake for or
dina food.
false teeth for sea use are
" e fprced with ali manner of
kackstaya.e
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
Receive $1,000 Ransom.

FL Paso, Tex, (SpeciaD The ban
dts who kidnapped Col. Robert Hanni-
gan, the Deming On. NJ ranchman,
from stage near Silver City, n. NJ,
are alleged to have collected $4,000 ran
som money to date, $1,000 from the Col
onel and $1,000 from his son, yet they
still hold him. Officers fear to attack
them in their retreat in Mogollon Moun-
tain lest they kill the prisoner. M
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
Readiness at Manila.

Manila, (By Cable) Active prepara-
tions continue here for a possible emer-
gency in China. Maj-Gen. Leonard
Wood has postponed his contemplated
trip to Mindanao. A list has been cir
culated among the packers and teams
ters of this city requesting the names Of
those. who are willing to enlist for service
in China The necessary outfits will be
issued to them.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
For Many Monuments.

The Senate Committee on the Library
has made favorable reports on a number
of monument and memorial bills, as: fol-
lows
For a statue OF John Paul Jones in
Washington, $4,000; of Gen. James Mil
Ter at Petersboro, N, H., $1,000; for a
monument at Point Pleasant, w. Va.
to commemorate the battle ofthe Revo-
luton fought there on October 10. Izz4;
$4,000; equestarian statue of Maj.-Gen.
John Stark at Manchester, n. H.. 500
600; as a part contribution toward the
erection OF a monument at Province
town, Mass, in commcmoration of the
first landing of the Pilgrims at Cape
Cod, $4,000; to aid i'll erecting moian-
ment on the battlefield of Ptincetown.
n. j., $4,000 :, for the preparation of a
site and erection. of pedestal in. Wash
lngton for statue of Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow, $4,000, and a joint resoIu-
ton for the erection of a. monument TO
Dorothea Lynde Dix at Hampden,
Maine, $4,000.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
MuIes Are Good TraxeIers-

b. B. Wenger at Royalton, Penn,
owns pair of mules with good travel
ing and staying powers. He made a
sixty-mile round trip with them from
his home to Jamestown and return on
Sunday, covering the trip one way in
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
FOREIGN

A gloomy view is taken among diplo-
mats at ST. Petersburg over the tension
between Germany and France i'll the
Moroccan conference, and one ambasSa-
dor of a great European power says war
is inevitable. -"
The Venezuelan President will ask the
United States to arbitrate the question
of the amount of damage done by France
in; permitting the fitting out of a fill
clustering steamer.
Thirty revolutionists, who, it is claim
ed, formed the central group of the fight
ing organization of the social revolution
lists, have been arrested iii ST. Peters
burg.
Presidem Roosevelt's congratulations
to the German Emperor and Empress on
their silver wedding anniversary were
presented by Ambassador Tower.
An amendment TO the Kings address,
expressing regret that the reputation of
the country had been brought into con-
tempt by describing the employment of
Chinese in South Africa as slavery, was
defeated in the British House by 4I6 TO
oI votes.
Germany has decided to make another
concession to the French views on the
Moroccan question, providing France
will meet her half way.
WI Ting fang, former Chinese minis
ter to the United States. speaks in favor
of the boycott as retaliation against what
he considers unjust discrimination.
Ambassador White, of the American
delegation to the Moroccan conference,
says strong spirit Of cohciliation is APP
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01
White House
W 'iitN iAOuoNs
Washington, February "a.

Washington, February "a.
Sir: | note with very great concern
the failure of your last convention on the
joint interstate agreement to come to a
basis of settlement of the bituminous
mining scale of wages. You in this
business have enjoyed great industrial
peace for many years, thanks to the joint
trade agreement that has resulted i'll the
action of your successive conventions.
A strike such as is threatened on April
I is menace to the peace and general
welfare of the country. | urge you to
make a further effort to avoid such a
calamity
You and Mr.. Robbins arc joint chair
men of the trade agreement committee
of the National Civic Federation, and it
seems to me that this imposes additional
duty upon you both and gives an addi--
tional reason why each of you should join
in making further effort.
Very respectfully,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The conference did not adjourn until
nearly 8 o'clock Monday night, when
Mr.. Mitchell announced that after the
reading Of President Roosevelt's letter
1t was agreed both by himself and the
operators that the national convention
should be called. The miners were in
session recently at Indianapolis, but fail
cd to reach an agreement with the oper-
ators. President Mitchell himself has
been quoted as saying that, so far as he
knew, there would certainly be a strike
in the bituminous fields April I.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1906-03-01

A cabegram was. received from
Consul General Rodgers. at Shanghai,
announcing an attack on Methodist mis-
sion stations The Americans escaped.
but an English. family is reported to
have been killed
Secretary Thompson, of the IJafay-
cite Memorial Commission; reports that
the Lafayette monument in Paris will
be dedicated on the anniversary of the
surrender of Yorktown -
Robert j. Wayne, sconSul general at
London, testified, at the trial of State
Senator George f. Green, accused .of
defrauding the government.
g President GomperS, OF the Federation
OF Labor. objected to1eS suspension of
the eight-hour law in Panama Canal con
Struction
Senator Lafollette INTRODUCED. Bill
requiring the publication NScampaign
committees OF all receipts and expendi-
ttireS. -.
The House adopted appropriate reso-
lutionS IN memory of the death of the
late Gen. David B. Henderson - .:.;v
The United States Supreme Court.sus-
tanned the railroads of. Southern Cali
fornia in the citrus. fruit case, 80,
The Tillman-G Gillespie resolution call
ing on the Interstate Commerce COM
mission to- report on Hthe alleged dis
elimination of RAILROADS in favor OF coal
and oil fields owned or controlled by the
common Carriers was passed, by. the
Secretary. Bonaparte accepted the res.
ignation of Jerdon P. Kifnbough, of
Tennessee, .the-ha1ing of whom was the
cause, of the investigation of Naval
Academy affairs. s.: -.
The liqiidator of the, J. Whitaker
Knight Companies in London, in his re-
port, shows that the assets, which were
estimated to produce $T4.5o5,Ioo Tealy,
lied $2,575,o7o. s..-.,.-s
The monthly report Of Engineer Stew
ems shows that the cost of work has beel<
reduced 100 per cent: and the amox
of earth removed almost doubled.
The House passed the Vt
Shoal DAM Bill to create an inz
waite power -piant ION the. Il
River. ..-,,
Rear Admiral Walker VI
Rear Admiral Chester III cI
Naval Observatory, at Wzd
The Hepbarn Railsqsd.
ter a year in,cnnnmittee,
into the Senate for de-
The Senate passed =,
ing the purchase Of
Island Of Batan,
Commander-in-S
lined tho :pfrogran
camDment To be-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
BEN, PoR LOS REPuBLIcANos
DE SOCORRO.

Los Republicanos del condado de So
zorro alcanzaron una victoria esplendi-
da en- la election reciente. Los rotor
nos oficiales dan d Andrews. candidate
Republican, para el Congreso, GIG de
mayoria sobre Larrazolo, y TODD el bo-
leto Republican, legislative y de on
dado esta electo por desde 200 dodos
a Aniceto Abeyta para alguacil hasta
1923 que obtuvo Jose E. Torres para ell
puesto de collector. Este fue uno de
los condados donde era fuerte IL crra-
nizacion del partido y en- que los Re-
%publicanos sostuvieron unidos sus prin
cipios, su organization y sus candide-
tos. Naturalmente Ell resultado esmuy
s~atisfactorio a todos los interesados;
particularmente al pueblo del condado
que obtendra con este una administers
cion honesta y economical de los nego-
clos de c0ndado y sera bien y fielmen-
te representando en Ell consejo y CANA.
ra de la asamblea Legislative 37ma.
Verdaderamente, los votantes del con-
dado hicieron bien d 81 mismos. al TIE.
rritorio en- general y al partido Repu-
blicano. y ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc com.
place en- congratularlos sobre su buen
proceder y por haber hecho la cosa que
conyenia en- ell tempo oportuno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
REroRNos DE ELECTION.
Segun Recibidos por Ell Secretario
J. W. Reynolds.

Retornos oficiales completes de la
reciente election EN- Nueyo Mexico se
estanA enviandos actualmente a manos
del Secretario J w. Reynolds. I'm
fardo de los mismos fue recibido por
correo ell jueves en- la mafana y Sc es-
pera que TODD estara aqui para fines
de la semana. Ell secretario Reynolds
y los empleados de 81 oficina estan
ahora ocupados en- recorrer y exami-
a los n1meros con ell fin de corregir
los errores que puedan aparecer en- las
c%antidades sumadas. Els n tarea
bastante molesta. 81 Nuevo Mexica-
no publicara los resultados de la cleo
cion de todos los ~condados, aparcelan-
do algunos en- cada nGmero a fin de
no dejar afuera otras noticias. Los
retornos del condado de Santa Fe han
aparecido va en- forma tabulada por
precintos. Por 10 consiguente, no hay
necesidad de reproducirlos.
En- seguida publicamos los retornos
de los condados de Socorro Y Taos. Sc
vera que estos dos condados fueron
ganados por ell Delegado Andrews.
Socorro por n mayoria de 619 vi
Taos por una mayoria de 1862. En- So.
zorro la proposition de estado tuvo
una mayoria de 1929, mientras que Ia
medida flu derrotada por una mayoria
de 247 Ell Taos. Los Republicanos
eligieron todos SUI candidates en- am
49, w
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

A vuestros caballos ash como tam
bien d vos mismo. No ~necesltais de
padecer de dolores de ninguna espe-
cie--vuestros caballos no necesitan
sufrir. Usad ina botella del Linimen-
to Snow de Ballard. Cura todos los
dolores. J, M. Roberts. Bakersfield,
Mo-, escribe: "He usado vuestro Lii
nimento diez amos y halo que es Ell
mejor que he usado jamas para hon.
bre 8 be, tia"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
ApuNrEs orlciALEs.

Una estafeta ha sid0 establecida en-
Carthage. condado do Socorro, la cual
sera servida de San Antonio, diez y
media mlllas al oeste. John James
ha sido nombrado estafeteyo.
Estafetcro hombrado.
Emma l.. Seward ha sido nombrada
estafetera en- Tres PledIts para suce-
der a Felix Grant.
Estafeta Abolida.
La. estafeta Q N Blummer, condado de
Rio Arriba. ha sldo descontinuada, y
el correo dlrigldo ALA ERA envlado d
Vallecitos.
Estafeteros Nombrados. /,
Caroline M. Oshun, EprIs, condado
de Guadalupe; Julia M. Lobato, Lum.
berton, condado de Rio Ardba; Eli
c. Priest, Rincon, condado de Doha
Ana; VIM. F. Thaman, Dexter condado
de Chaves.
Estafeta Descontinuada.
La estafeta en- Russia, ha sldo des.
%continuada, y 50 mandar6 ell correo d
~Cloudcroft, desde el dla 80 de Noviem-
bre de 1906.
Estafeta Nueva,
Una estafeta ha sido establecida en-
Roosevelt, condado de Quay, v VIM. H.
Campbell ha sido nombrado estafetero.
Penslones otorgadas.
Las pensiones siguientes han sido
concedidas sobre recommendation del
Delegado w. H. Andrews:
joe Sandoval. de Ranches de Taos,
aumento a $40 mensuales, desde 10 de
S%eptiembre de 1906. z
Henry Winstead. Albuquerque. au-
mento d IS mensuales desde 8 de Oc-
tubre de 1906.
Willie R. Deever. Fort Bayard, au-
mento a $50 mensuales desde 10 de
Octubre de 1906.
Nicanor Martinez, Sandoval, aumen.
to a $40 mensuales desde 80 de JUNO
de 1906.
Oscar l.. Gregory, East Las Vegas,
aumento a $8 mensuales desde 10 de
Septiembre de 1906.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
siemnra Estaha Enfermo.

Cuando i'm hombre dice que STEM
pre- estuvo enfermo-molestado de
una tos que duraba TODD ell invierno-
que p~ensariais 81 dijese que nunca ha
vuelto d estar enfermo hesde que us6
81 Jarabe deMarrubio de Ballard. Tai
hombre existe: Mr.. J. c. Clark, Den
yer, Colorado, escribe: "Por amos
me vi molestado de Inc tos muy fuer-
tie que me duraba TODD ell inyierno.
Esa tos me dejaba en- n condicion
miserable. Use ell Jarabe de Marru-
bio de Ballard y desde e%ntonces no he
tenid0 I'm dia enfermo. ESQ fue 10
que hizo por mi."-Se vende en- Ia
Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

En- Ell condado de Bernalillo desean
la rebaja de las tasaciones pagadas pa
ra ell sostenimiento del gobierno terri
torial. Ahora viene la %pregunta sobre
Guam fuerte y cuanto tempo patalea-
rian 81 Sc hiciese I'm atentado para re-
ducir SUI appropriation para ell manteni-
miento y operation de la Universidad
de Nuevo Mexico, situada en- la Ciudad
Ducal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

Ell condado de Valencia Sc ostenta
grandiosamente como ell baluarte Re
publicano de Nuevo Mexico. Hay per-
sonas a quienes desagrada este, pero
q los ~votantes de Valencia no Sc les da
cuidado Saben 10 que quieren Y no
titubean en- %expresarse cual ~correspon-
de q c%iudadanos Americanos. Piensan
que o tan buenos como los ciudada-
nos de otras comarcas del Terrltorio
y en- este tienen mucha razon. No te-
men a los condados Dem6cratas de la
frontera oriental del Territorio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

.,SE NECESITAN-Hombre 6 mujer
con buena referencia para caminar por
f%errocarril q con un carruaje por una
firma de 10000 900 de capital. Sa.
lario $1.O72.00 al aho y gastos, ell sala-
rio sc paga cada semana y Sc adelan-
tan los gastos. Direction, con estam
pa, JOS. A. ALEXANDER, Santa Fe,
Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

NADIA Sc perdera y mucho Sc puede
ganar Q la celebracionsd de una con
vencion constitutional Ell mes que en-
ira, en- esta ciudad. 81 este Sc hiciese
y fuere formulada n constitution
propia. impartial y moderna resultaria
gran provecho al pueblo del Terrific
rio y a%presuraria ell estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

Las mas famosas quebrantadoras de
huelgas en- el pals son las Pildoras de
Nueva Vida del DR.. King. Cuando Ell
hlgado y los intestinos Sc ponen en-
huelga, arr.glan prontamente Ia diff
cultad y la obra de publication sigue
adelante. FL mejor remedio para cons
tipacion, jaqueca y atarantamiento
25cts en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

Burch's majority. 767.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER. SECOND
DISTRICT.
David Grow (Republican), asia;
Wade Bracket CDemocrat), 1903.
Crows majority, 1860.
PROBATE JUDGE.
Daniel sandoyal Republican).
1850; M. M. Salazar (Democrat), 1910.
S~andovals majority. 94S.
PROBATE CLERK.
Eugene @. Twitty (Republican),
2612; r. II. Carter (DcmocrAt), 9S5.
Twltty's majority. 1927.
SHERIFF.
Marion Littrell (Republican), 1855;
J. @. King (Democrat). 100. Littrell's
majority, 2129,
ASSESSOR.
John Hixenbough (Democrat). 1Sl1:
John Davis, .(Republican). 1742. Hixen-
bough's majority. 90. q
TREASURER.
George J. Pace t%Republlcan), 1904;
J.. W. Smith (Democrat), ga. PAGES
majority, 1880.
scHnOr. SUPERINTENDENT
Charles O. Fisher (Republican).
ohSa. q M Eetter fnonocrat, 10ae
Fisber,s mo,orItv 1hsI
SURVEYOR.
prIce II Wriplov n~onub,,cor n,
s451. M. A. IopeT democrat, iI4s'
Wric,ev,s moiorItv ,aoo
Torr,rc. cour.v
VOTE ON srATNHoon
Yes XXI. M ak Majority ,or
statehood a7e
DEF ECATE 10 cONsTJTJJTJoNAr.
coNvnNTIoN
rronclsco A zamora (~RerrhI,con,
59s. ". D WATSON (Fus,on, aOa Za.
morals majority. 2ss,
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-.
W. H. Andrews (RepublIcan). CO3;
o. A. L~arrazolo (Democrat). 29l. An
drews' majority. 312.
MEMBER OF COUNCIL.
Carl A. Dailies (Republican). rtR.
]. e. Wharton (Fusion). 27s. Dllies'
uitIuIlly, ooJ. |
MEMBER ASSEMBLY, SIXTH DIS
TRlCT.
8. Il. Aldrich (Republican). GIG.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, FIRST
DlTRICT.
Jesus C~andelaria( Republican,, bS5;
Joseph Stewart (Fusion), 31S. Can
~delaria's majority, 272.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, sECoNp
DiSIhiCI.
crestino CnaVez ,hepuplcan) oso'
Acasio vahegos trus'oh'' zos. Una
vez's majority, 5bO.
FhobATE JuDuE.
Jesus flores l~hepuDiican), 4oi;
Jose l.. ADeytia 'fusion)' $50. riores
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

Uno de los condados que Sc porto
muy bien en- la election reciente y sos
tuvo los principles Republicanos, fue
Taos. La mayoria en- favor del Dele
eado Andrew fue 1862, Y TODD ell boleto
Republican, legislative y De condado
ha sido electo 0 mas ventaja. Taos
obr6 bien i, merece, parabienes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
La Andubo cerca.

una operacion quirdrgica peligrosa,
que envolvia la remocion de n ul-
cera maligna, del tamaio de mi ma
no, del cuadril de mi hiia. fue estorba-
.da por la ~aplicacion de la Saliva Az
MICA de- Bnrklen," dice A. G. Stickel.
de Miletus, West Va. El uso peril
de la Saliva la euro del todo."
Cura cortadas, Q~uemaduras 9 injurias.
25cts en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

~. B.H .INlrH 4a.4I natANtt
Recnerden que eli Nuevo Mexicano
presenta a cada suscritor que pague
gu suscricion adelantada con una plu.
de fuente como regalo. Els 81
unico papel en- 81 Terrltorlo one hace
esta oferta. La suacricion son sola-
mente $3.50 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
IAcoNrEciMiENros
De NuEvo MEXICO.

-
De NuEvo MEXICO.
condado do Torrancs.
III niho infante del senor A. r.. Gil.
more y esposa, dc Alta Vista, re ha-
liz enfermo de tos ferina,
Angus McCilivary y sus hermanos
Duncan. John y Allen. cuatro hernia
nos que 80 italian establecidos on Of
condado de Torrance. han tenido uoti-
ella del fallecimiento de 81 padre, en- el
hogar palermo en- Inverness, Escocia.
81 dia 10 del pasado Octubre. John
McGilllvray, Jr., ACADIA de regresar
de una Vita 4 su padre, cual muerte
ocurrio 81 dia en- que 81 desembarc6 en-
America.
Los RESIDENCES de Estancia. y Ia
genie del yale estan o~bservando 81
progreso hecho on Ia h~oradacion della
uoria, on dlcha plaza. con Ia esperanza
dAhallar aqua a~rtesiana. III trabaIo
no seesta hacienda o muchn rapidez
todavia por razon dc no haber llegado
los tubos.
Ell nuevo hanco do, condado de Tor.
rance estarA en- hreve Iisto para loa
negocios. Este es o. banco de Aho-
r del Condado de Torrance. que
sera estabecildo en- Willard. FL edifI-
clio que ocuparA esta cast conclude y
d Ia fecha Sc esta colocando en- su lu.
gar Ia b6veda.,
condado do San Juan.
Levi Steinbach recogl6 una cosecha
muy buena de nabos este aAo en- su
rancho cerca de Flora Vista. Uno de
ellos pesaba cuatro libras y tres Guar
to- y tenia siete pulgadas en diametro.
Fred Kohl de Aztec ha dado 81 con-
trato para la erection de una casa nue-
va para 81 y SUI familia. La Residential
contendra cuatro pleas y tambien
tendra deepensa Y cocina muy como
das.
Aztec tiene e%speranzas de c%onseguir
una Mbrica de az6car de betabel en-
el cercano %porvenir. Sc informa que
TODD depende de obtener una extern
sion suficiente de terreno para cult
varr'o betabeles. Los labradores han
sido solicltados para firmar n garan.
tia de que sembraran ~betabeles de AN.
car. teniendo ell contrato que ser nulo
en- case de que no Sc formalice la pro
posicion de la fdbrica.
Una reyerta a cortadas ocurrio re-
clentemente ell Blanco, a cuyas resil-
Ia Francisco Sanchez Sc halla en- una
condicion critica, y Cris0stomo Domln-
guez esta preso a~guardando ell resulta-
do de la herida. Los dos sujetos tu-
yieron disputa tocante A Ia elecciOn.
parando Ell negocio en- las cortadas.
sanchez fue herido en- Ia espalda con
un cuchillo y la hoja penetr6 ell pull
mon izquierdo cerca del corazon. Y
Condado de Grant.
FL juicio de Jesse Kimmick. acusado
del asesinato de Roy Cliff. en- Hano-
yer, en- la noche del 25 de Agosto, se
esta llevando a cabo en- Hillsboro, ba-
10 cambio de lugar del condado de
Grant. I'm gran ndmero de testigos
Sc italian presentes para testificar en-
la causa.
condado de socorro.
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