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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

~. ". ApfuJts utl uti ifttoit wv
Ifoaraf | minneapolis, bleu anbolbi
lnf Sntmigrntipns. NDnbigbeberne /
Nefp Dorfr foroi ban life bar Gorene.
be Stoters gorgcr. SHdbI bar bpet
II MineapoIis 20 gar o. belle Tioen
pGret Sfnttepoer og itetnmeberetti-
get, ban itcmte Der isrite Gang for
Blaine | 1884. San madtte ifripe
til minneapolis efter fine 8oreerpn.
pirer, % Oct pil tnse Fcre Gage fgr
ban Fan forti4tte Meiien biemober.
Nrs. Opiabl blep sneset opbragt, oa
bun bsrte bette % iatte fig itrar
SorbinoeIie meb gopofater | Zen
yorf for at faa Spreisnins for 6or.
nprmelfer.
3spcrne paa GrifoS. 9reSipe Nano
ira Groofston ereb Torsoag tire
RUnb, iom bar mistrnft for at BABE
rspet 9anfert | Mentor og Boitbuiet
/ SaIitab. De faffeoe benz | Siiber,
netop iom be forIob Been. Men Der
bite iig, at be bar ArbeiosmGrto, iom
oiIoe til 1ufota for at ieee arbeibe,
og De blep lsSlabte. On Rano are.
itereoes, iom bapoe orbeibet meo at
reporere 8aioIinbanoe paa WapIe
Cafe; Ran bar Mefanifer. San blep
mulfteret So for 2ssgipneeri |
Groofston, en- Smeo betaIte bans
Rulft, % ban blep Isslabt. 20
Wano arreitereSes i~Grifine % bIen
inotr9ngenoe eramineret al Sberifi
8onpea, Golitifef @cf og Manor
0beiterman | Groofston, men oe for.
taIte IN Iigefrem, ianoferSis Siitorie
og bleo Isslabte.
Solf County bar sgren al at b2.
re bet ferite Gountp til at I9gge no
Huten for ben npe Bel giennem fine
Sonnibips, iom Staten pil oparbei.
DC. Commercial Club | G~roofiton
tcg fat poa Sasen pna Siaab ira Sta.
tens Sisbluop Commission, og en-
GonferenS bolbtes al @eprRientan.
Ter fra 8ittion, @aribaH, Bolt, Rpr.
man, Clap o. 9ecfer Gpuntper, og
bcnne &onferenies geilianinger
maatte goofienoes og itabf9ites al be
furItieaige Gcuntpers aonmiaiprer.
Grcofiton Commercial Club tog itror
Sagen op, OF BoH gountps Rom.
miSirrer gobfienote itrar aonieren-
Tins Elancr 90 bill M faa Statens
aommisiion til of goofienSe ben no.
Bel. Commercial Club bill MI
ipge at iaa breoet oct iaiennem / De
andre Gountper, oa Geo &iper @aI.
leg Sigbpap Gsiociation, iom bIep
organiicret UNDER a%orferenien, bill
arbetoe moo famine Waal.
Wtgttcri pmburb. - SbeoSor Gar.
SprbeOer poa Hortbern Steam.
Cos 9ampbaab "Hortbtpeit",
anflaget for at BABE Itiftet Wptte.
ri pg Splcb blanot Manoifubet paa
Sfibet. San Dor forIeoen DAG III.
Der Sorbsr for Sorenebe Staters
aommisiGr y. q. McDpnalo | ben
fsoerale 9iitriftsret | Duluth. Sap.
TEN Vainer pao "Rortbipet" pionebe,
at Sarion negteoe at o6lpoe gefolin.
ger, at ban ~opmuutreoe % tilifpnbe.
DC NarAifabet til life at aolpoe, men
mooiptte FIG S~fficerernes @efaIin.
ger. Sarion pioneoe, at ban boo
Stemarten ON Mao, men giorbe
Snoiigelier moo Sisoet; ban flyer,
at Steiuarten Siiot grep | lin &iitol.
men at ban Qarion) Ga iIog
no nogIe al bans SGitber. San Il.
ger, at Suot affsreoe fire Sfuo MOB
bonn, men han sreb en- Del Stopper
% foiteoe MOB Suot, iaa ingen al
5fuoene rommebe BAN. 9ommislpr
DC Gonalo beilutteoe at benpije Gar.
ions SuQ til Den is0eraIr 9rnn6;,trn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
N1isrrmH,r

Stcrft 2pmebnae. 49, Timber ei
Eoroenoeir | Saptparo forri9e Eors-
Dag fog 2pnet neS | Diamond Rdtd)
Gompanps 5abrif og giorbe flor
Sfaoe. en- srbefber iorn itoo Der,
blep flpnget mob 19egen, o. nnbre.
icm bar | @psninsen, fit ogfaa en-
poIoiom RpiteIie. Sngen fom Iibs.
forligt tiIifaoe, % Sfaoen poa Ma.
ifineriet bar mart repareret.
Sturartet Nianie. - goIf Goun.
tp Ssitfeit boI6tes forrise Sirsoag /
amerep, % tiItrobs for, at @eiret life
Dor so6t, bar Der bog ca. $500 Men.
neifer tiDitebe beo ben aarIiee Set.
Dag. Senator Suonaq fra Supe.
rior, Ole O. Simmer fra Golinr, 3an.
oioat for 4onaresienL % S. q Beter.
ion, 3anbioat for 2egisIaturen, bar
tilteoe og bolM posien6e og interes.
iante SaIer. Der fpiIlebes 8aieboG
meaem alisbber fra amerp og ct.
Groir Sails, og gmerp panot.
Waa ibare for fine Orb. - Stats-
ienator Sames u. Srear | Siioion,
iom er repIbIifanif aonbibat for
Statsiefretrr, bar anIa9t Gag mob
gIaoene "Subion Star-Simes" os
Relu Hidmono "Iepu6Iicen-g oice"
for 9a9paffelie / en- artifel, Tom isrjt
ftoo / "Star-Simes" % Serfra bIeo
cptaget ! "Repitblicnn-@ oice". Gan
poaItnar, at ban | nepnte grtifel be.
'fploes for gebrageri. 4rtifeIen
forefom unber isinefaloenbe ODER.
i~frifter, og Senntor Srear bso Dem
begge tage geifplbniugerne tilbage,
men De negteoe. gu mao De aItiaa
flare for fine ORD / Retten.
Mirafelfmr. ReQie CAROLYN gsi.
coils, Ell 18 Iars sarlmel 8ige | 50.
Ion Springs, bar maattet Iigee til.
iengs ! Ter Gar, men bar iibite Sns-
Dag aften iitanb til at iiobe oppe 90
ipiie &ftensmab meS fine Sorelore.
Figens Ben % benbeS Sing bar preb.
ne no al lape, men en- Sberman ira
grocfoile. Ontario, en- RirafeIbnf.
tor bebanoIebe benSe peS of gnioe
benoes Ben ogi &pg meo Senoerne,
De begpnote, mart at inotage lin
n~athrlige Sorm og Stiaine, % ON
to Gage flnbe bun iibbe oppe. Gen.
ne Selbreoelie bar naft ltbpre Spigt,
% Solf itremmer til Colon Saprings
for at ie Miraflet.
Gulitif 9ranscl,. ct ipecieIt
@alg ifaI boISes ben 4Se Sept. an.
oct aonsrcsbfitrfft for at beige en-
aongresmano for Ge5ten af ai6s6e
8. 6. IbamS' iitoepGrenbe Serntir.
Ser bolbtes G%aueuier os Gouoention.
og Sobn @eIipn bfep nomineret noe.
item enitemmigt, ioet 80 al &onpen-
tlonenS 46 9elegater itemte for bam.
Grant SbomaS, iom err 0iitriftsfo.
miteens Sorman6 og itstteoe 9eelions
Mobfanbibat. 30. g. Dungeon, bar
I'LL itiaet Zig iom uaibengig &anoi.
Dat MOB Relion. @runben BERTH er
ben, at 8alter 8. Souier, iom bar
b9ret Statsiefret9r / to Serminer,
Tiger 8ieupolg iammen meb Gent
root, og ban % bans 8enner fanbt,
at Reliou 90 bans Sleet % @enner
er for @uoernpr Oapioion % for sc.
notor Srear til Statsiefretpr. Se
bep9geSe ga Sbomas til at title fig
lem aanoioat for 8ongresien MOB
gtelion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

Gsoislsoassooseu, fem De Teuots mtg, bar res mob.
taset ps ben sr IGHst ppsr 5prusntniuerH. sdabe Gu
ben net uoftprst o. SaIset al geriens &c ubmrrfst.
Den BIZ bore en- Brpo for etbueri Diem.
2issiebes taffes be mango eause for gIaset %
"gsb srnez-, ION leo sr mssst sIab peo at mu6tase.
gbarIes Jenfen, SeuIun. RebraRa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
on asOnuer,, sanS Grted. gsls.

GstirisoassboseH ION 9e isnbte mig. bar ies
m~potoset, 90 leg flyer Cher mango 9di. Zen er ben
peutfts ut SIaas, ION er at faa. C8iaa galaei al
8eriene for huer Sag | Haret er uomGrfet; ben pjl
bore en- 5rpb. ifie bare for enboer 5amiTis. men iUs
sHbper stanoinau, iou bar Slegt o. BsHnsr.
6aIbprE b pmpioh GbOmpion, q. Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

sec moetos for en- lib foeu ten peHe. lille $50.
ielseassbos. % ies bar ieet sobt isisunem b
mango pene Gists, ION CT inbbeiattet for buer 7ato.
90 bet iprits, lee Iefs, oa ies aabueoe Soaen, par e
fcrtreaelist 7ist at y. Q. 2. @ruutvIs for "a Suni.
gns 5umiIieu &c barr GLADE | Spssn % er mseet
~tasRemH,sltSs; tti leg bpIOer ben for en- uHuOuGriis
Stat I ct Diem.
Tpraer f%oreerieH, Rorth "a grpsit, BiN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
a. en-, eOmapd. g,tuu.

Sss bar npIis ~moOtaset min Rramisbos mep re.
scrobsB sfeH-. uemIts 5SbitisSaqsbOs,n. os ipues
mestt soot ON ben. Seq piEbe TIE bptt, ben mso
nsssn anOsu 9rGmisboa Os leo taitsr Dem mango
0ause.
On 1hnpr.u, So,h Ur.sS gQA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
aIires oiion. ssIIor, sis.

Teres Iiae SSeielsodesbss bar iss mrotcset %
flyer Der fac maRse 7af. sec oil meb @lass anbe.
fate ben I'll eHbper Samifie. fum snIter en- npttis %
sob Iioen Hr1miebos meb ~2ecorabws HeH-.
o. q. Qee. Blad 0aumer, Egiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28
Go0ielsOagsbogcm
grab GoIf ipnes ON ben.

5eSidsbassbosen bar ies s~rostaert % fec rRer ben
numrrsrf ssst. seq frsr, bet er ben Sebfe gramir,
boa leo enbnu bar faae msb BIaorf. % Gee tan irhai
~aHbefaIe ban thl ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

5eeorabsBpHen ps Deb Artett
meb SpsieIssa8Sboaen ipur Srami.
/ rsbt Suit $f.25; ieulbiuit $f.35.
2loreSie:
B. Anmdsen, DEBORAH, la.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-28

Sern, iom mon nor Der er | Sorben
urlSer 9pen % Smcgn. Dan bar
nIIcreOe aropet Ell 9rsuo % in0iot Ell
Soremoifine, % ON II 5uge penter
man al fitune ubbrebe set Rpgte. at
ser or SScru | lgnnenoe WPtabe I'm.
Der aclibcr, % Of ganct or Den bet.
Iipe Del al Den beficnbte Weiaba
Rou9C. Geriom Der er Sern / beta.
IcnOc Wtpugoe, oiI set betpnc meeet
for ScIiber % @cItromi Gountp, %
oct pil aabne en- M Sn0uitri. Tom oil
gioe Irbeioe til Sun0reNcr al W9uo
90 frUoe ct rtbIGg al fore @engc.
hummer.
Scttlcrue pinber. - Au6 u. Zone
| 3ortbome, ON boem ri beretteoe
forrigc ltge, at ban bar / Crib nleo
9actus & Proofs Sumber So. ON
@aren. tom Gcmpaniet pdpSe bp9aet
ouer bans 9aub, bar MI facet ct Sp.
gjer meb Gompauiet. San loo TO af
bets aaenter Bert. Wunion OF @.
Staef arreitere % briuee for Hetten
for SorgribeIie poa hans @ienoom.
Nunion erfiRreoe iie ifpESig, %
Sre0sbommer Iaberg muIftere0e
ham S. % SasSomfoiminger. iom
han betnlte, Stacf G~ppeIereSe ill 81.
i~triftSretteu. 8acfuS & 9rpofs air
ino pnn at IaSc Serr6aneu prre en-
oiieutIig 9anc Common CARRIER,
ioo al ale ScttIerue / Sneren tan
icUOe fit Semmcr os IrGIait poa
&aucu. Ter er meget 5emmer REQ
Bartlett Safe, iom &ompauiet sar
neatet at iere % uestet al fiebe ior
nc6en Urls; iul fan gierRe ienoe
Oct ii! Narteo iclu. % oerpeo pinoer
Dc me9et.
The oasis., 1906-03-10

lold oi 4n uncle oi minf who when 1 saw hlm last would have accept co q dose oi poison as readily as Q proposition Co vote repnblican ticket.
 Upon this rate legislation the democrats allege that the repub. licans have stolen their thunder. The fact is admitted, and the point hatly made that it ir not the first time, nor will it be the last. Re- publicans allege that the democra- cy will never accept anything emanating from republican sourc- es until they are whipped into acceptance by defeat at the polls and enactment into law of the measures they have opposed; but that republicans are quick to see the advantage of anything good proposed by the democrats, seize 1t, and push 1t to enactment before the democracy can make an issue upon the subject. Which is very plausible and explains very many things. A. T. B.
The oasis., 1906-03-10
Supervisors Meet.

Monday the county board of supervisors met, but found nothing more than routine matters to at tend to. The reports of the coun- ty officials were examined and ap- proved and a bunch of bills audit ed. The resignation of Constable Kane of precinct No. 4 { Patagonia was presented and accepted No appointment was made to fill the vacancy. At the next meeting, the first Monday ofApril, the mat ter of placing another water tank at the we'll near the court house. will be discussed, as the present tank is not large enough to supply the needs of the court house. Con- siderable extra water will be re- quired in caring for the court house yard, in which shade trees are now being planted.
The oasis., 1906-03-10
FROM
 WASHINGTON
tcoSnSusp FROM FIRST rAoe.l

the Union they don't let 1t go out. Eleven great states learned that forty-one years ago. Iowa and Maine learned the first prop s1sition some years earlier. Ariz- oua and New Mexico have it yet to learn.
 The rate bill is now dividing with the statehood bill the atten- tion of the Senate Wednesday Foraker made q good speech against it-or more correctly one support ing proposed amendment and the following day Senator Deliver made powerful argument in favor of the bill. The galleries of 6he Senate were crowded to hear both senators. The measure, known as the Hepburn bill, passed the House with only seven dis senting votes. In the Senate com mittee the republicans divided, and the bill was reported without amendment by the support of democratic votes. The same situ- ation is apparent in the Senate. Republicans divided, democrats supporting solidly The gist of Senator Foraker's argument was that without some provision in the bill for review by the courts Of the power granted the interstate com
 nerce commission to regulate transportation charges between states, the act would be declared unconstitutional by the courts. It is now stated that the President, who wished the bill passed as 1t came from the house, now, in con- sideration of the constitutional point presented, will consent to an amendment on the line of judicial review.
 The situation on the rate bill with republicans divided and democrats and republicans train ing together, seems peculiar; but l am informed that 1t is becoming fashionable all over the country. In Senator LaFollette's room yes terday I was informed that is the case in Wisconsin. Life long dem ncrats trained under LaFollete's banner, supporting the regular re- publican ticket as against their own ticket and the bolting repub- lican ticket. Among them l was
The oasis., 1906-03-10

"The American Lady," the most elegant and stylish shoe made Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
The oasis., 1906-03-10

HFORMAHoH AND PRICES VIII st sEsr ON AppllcArloH
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-09
MRS. DUDROW DEAD.
End Came Suddenly at Two O'clock
This Afternoon From Heart
Failure.

Mrs. Charles w. Dudrow, age IS
years, died suddenly at o'clock this
afternoon, at her home on Aqua Fria
Road, from heart failure resulting
from the effects OF painful operation,
which she underwent about two weeks
ago. Up until IL o'clock today, Mrs.
Dudrow was apparently recovering
nicely from the effects of the sur
geon's knife. Her heart action, how
ever, suddenly grew weak and short
time after the arrival of her physician
who was hastily summoned, she died.
With her at the time Of death, was her
husband and her mother Mrs. r. Howe
Taylor, of Marshaltown, Iowa. She
has sister, Mrs. Ryman, living In
Los Angeles, who was notified Of the
death by telegram
Mrs. Dudrow was formerly Miss
Madge Taylor, and was born and
reared in Marshalltown, Iowa. She
came to Santa Fe about twenty.four
years ago and about fourteen years
later met and married Charles W.
Dudrow. They were the parents OF
one child who Is now dead The fun
eral arrangements will be made later
Mr.. DudrOW and Mrs. Taylor have the
sympathy OF many friends in Santa Fo
and elsewhere.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-09
WAR RUMORS.
President Castro Busly Engaged Pre-.
pairing for Worst-French inhab.
tants Alarmed.

Wilemesteadt, Island of Curacao,
Dec. "a traveller who arrived here
today from Venezuela said that Presi.
dent Castro is busily engaged in en-.
listing troops and preparing for war,
Information from the best sources
indicates that the people do not sup
port Castro and there may be revolt
when the French blockade is declared.
Well posted persons express the
fear that the French citizens in Vene.
zuela will be in great danger if war
breaks out. President Castro is Of a
revengeful nature and the inhabitants
Of the country are at his mercy.
1T is reported that an American is
persona non-grata and that he may be
given his passports. Matters are near.
ing climax
General Alcantrara, a Venezuelan, ed.
ucated at West Point, has been ap-
pointed military commander at La.
Gnira He has received orders to fire
on any French war ships the moment
they are sighted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-09
WATER sTRIl

Special to the New Mexican.
Socorro. Feb. "a large volume OF
water was struck today by Keller &
Gibbons, contractors for the Socorro
Irrigation Company at the mill above
town. The flow averaged seventy.two
feet OF water for a constant run OF
ten hours. Centrifugal pumps now In
use and discharging five inches Of
water every second do not diminish
the supply. There is great excitement
and everybody is jubilant, as this I'm
mense water supply means new era
for Socorro and will irrigate the so.
corro Valley lands satisfactorily and
bring much dry land under irrigation
and cultivation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-09
BREAKS SILENCE.
Charles e. Ehler Says He Was Shot
for Alleged insult to Mans
Wife.

San Francisco, Calf, Feb. "a spe
cial to the Examiner from Los Angeles
says that Charles L. Ehler, who was
shot just above the heart in Bakers
field on December 7th last, has ar
rived there and has broken his long
silence regarding the shooting, and
made the following statement:
Until now | have refused to say
who shot me. 1t has been a mOoted
question whether it was done by some
one interested in the GOebel murder
case of Frankfort. Kentucky, in which
! am credited with having been an i'm
portant witness, or State Senator EN-
mons of Bakersfield"
He then goes on to say that EN-
mons shot him for an alleged insult
to Mrs. Emmons. Emmons is now
serving a term in the state peniten
liary, having been convicted of bood
ling at the last session.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-09
VENlRE OF JURORS
DRAWN FOR TERM

The venire of jurors for the March
term Of the United States court for
this district and of the District Court
for Santa Fe County was drawn this
morning, by Judge John r. McFie In
the. presence OF witnesses, in chambers
at the court house. Thirty.siX names
were drawn for the petty jury and
twenty-seven for the grand jury; the
same number in each instance being
drawn for the District Court and for
the United States Court. The slips
containing the names were taken from
the wheel one by one and recorded by
the clerk Of the First Judicial District
Court A. M. Bergere. The names Of
those selected for jury service will be
printed tomorrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-09
ROAD DEVELOPMENT.
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific
is Pushing Work Of Active
Construction.

K. G. POOler, now in business at
Van Houten, Colfax County, in charge
of the canteens of the st. Louis, Rocky
Mountain & Pacific Railroad Company
was among the visitors 10 the city to.
day and called at the New Mexican Of
flee. Mr. Pooler, who has been in the
hotel business at Taos for seven or
eight years, has rented his hotel to
Goodwin & Byers, formerly of Ration,
who have taken charge of the house
and are now managing it.
Mr. Pooler stated that active work
on the construction of the st. Louis,
Rocky Mountain & Pacific Railgoad
from Ration south to Eliza.
bethtown is being pushed between Ra-
ton and Cimarron, a distance of about
As miles. Tracklaying has commenced
from Preston Station south, towards
Elizabethtown and steel rails are be.
ing put down at satisfactory rate.
The grade from Preston to Eliza,
bethtown is nearly completed while
work from Preston north to Ration on
the grade is still going on Bridge tim
bers, telegraph poles and ties have
been secured in abundance and the
yards at Ration and at Preston are
filed with these materials. Consign.
ments of rails are arriving daily. Mr.
Pooler believes that the line between
Ration and Eliaabethtown will he In
working order by the first of July.
Ration" says Mr.. Pooler, "is
iourishing and growing steadily
There is not a vacant house to rent
and a good deal OF building Will go on
this spring in order to provide for the
newcomers. The building of the st.
Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Rail.
road from Folsom on the Colorado
Southern via Ration to Elizabethtown
will prove of great benefit to northern
New Mexico
Il think it Is but question OF a
year and then the road will be extend.
ed to Taos. When this is completed,
in addition to the great timber, coal
and mineral resources of western Col.
fax County and the agricultural and
stock interests of eastern Colfax and
Union Counties, the road will get much
business in the Taos Valley, as 1t will
be the nearest and shortest line from
eastern business centers to that an
cient town.
There are about 500 men and 300
teams employed by the contractors on
the road between Ration and Eliza
bcthtown and this number is increasing
! right along as fast as men and teams
can be had"
! Mr.. Pooler is well pleased with his
new business and says that, as every
body in his section is prosperous, he
| is getting his share of prosperity. He
is Democrat but is perfectly willing
to take slice Of Republican prosperity
without conscientious scruples.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-02-09
Firm Believer in the
Benefits of a Non
Partisan
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Says Joint Statehood Meas
ure Will Surely Garry the
Day When Tested.

Hon. W. s. Hopewell, vice president
OF the Santa Fe Central Railway and
of the Albuquerque Eastern Railroad.
while in this city yesterday, upon be
ing accosted by representative OF
the New Mexican concerning the pas.
sage of the joint statehood bill III the
Senate, said he thought the bill would
pass, and that the people OF New
Mexico would be called upon to vote
upon a constitution and for state Off
, cials this year.
He is the original joint statehood
man as far as New Mexico is con
cerned and advocated Joint statehood
as early as April, 1904
Concerning the holding of a consti
tutional convention Mr.. Hopewell
said:
Constitutional Convention.
81 believe the constitutional cOnven
ton should be OF bipartisan char
acter, and I am in favor of aiding in
the election OF non-partisan delegates
to the constitutional convention. |
think we can get up better code of
the fundamental laws Of the new state
in this way than we can in any other
In order to have strong and pros
porous state, we must have the prop
or superstructure and this can be
built up better, In my opinions by a
non-partisan convention than by one
In which politics predominate. A
lengthy argument upon this subject Is
not necessary.
II believe that majority of the
people OF New Mexico and Arizona
would take this course were 1t proper
ly advocated by the leaders Of thesf
parties and by newspapers In the two
territories. l am taking up this sub,
iect wherever l travel through the
Territory and find that many people
Iagree with me.
Wants Arizona.
Il hope that the State
will be an accomplished
first of january OF the CO
think. judging by the 19
reports, both In New Mexico ana AL,
zona, that the Republicans may carry
the new state for state officers and
for the Legislative Assembly. This.
however, will depend a great deal up.
on circumstances and upon the char
acter of the men who shall be put up
on the state and Legislative tickets.
as well as upon their geographical
position.
"The Republican Territorial organ.
izatlon in this Territory | know Is
strong and Is compactly and we'll ar
ganized. am not so well posted up.
on Arizona and I think In that Terri
tory the Democratic party Ia In bet
ter shape than Is the Republican
party. But, as New Mexico has many
more voters than has Arizona. 1t
looks to me as If the Republicans had
the advantage. | should very much
like to see that party take the stand
that am advocating, '"a
holding Of non.partisan
tIonal convention"
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Mccall Ill.
ROCKEFELLER.
Standard Oil Magnate Said to Be En-
joying Pleasure Yacht
Trip.

Racine, Wis, Feb. 9.-The private
yacht of Mr.. Plant, the Standard Oil
magnate, with John d. Rockefeller on
board was laid up at Key West,
Florida, February fourth, ac-
cOrding to Vigo Hansen, a prominent
business man of Racine, now travelling
in the south, who sends the above in.
formation. He sat next at table to
Rockefeller in hotel. The next stop
ping place of the yacht was not ascer.
tanned.
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MAY LIVE.
1t is Thought That Possibly Some Of
Entombed Miners Will Be
Rescued.

Hinton, w. Va, Feb. 9.--It is be.
lieved possible today that some of the
twenty-six miners who are entombed
in the Parell mine, near Oak Hill, may
still be alive. Ten have been takeG
out, there having been thirty-siX in
the mine at the time of the explosion
yesterday afternoon. There is no
telegraph office near the mines and in.
formation is secured by messenger or'
err the mountains.
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SECURES INJUNCTION.
Head Of Pittsburg Miners Attempts te
Frustrate Efforts to Gust
Him.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 9.-Patrick Do
Ian, president of district number 5, of
the United Mine Workers of America,
went into court today and secured Il
temporary injunction restraining the
delegates to the district convention,
now in session here, from interfering
with his power as president of the
district organization.