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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10

Hon. Charles e. Hughes, republi-
can candidate for governor OF New
York, won over VIM. Randolph
Hearst by plurality of 81, 773. Hughes
gained his victory by the votes OF
rural counties and smaller cities.
Hearst received majority in all the
large cities.
What Is the matter with electing ter
ritorial district attorneys by the
people? II not, why notP The time
for this innovation in the Sunshine
Territority seems to have arrived. =
Santa Fe New Mexican.
We believe with the New Mexican
that district attorneys should be elect
ed by the people. The people certain.
ly should have the entire say-so as to
who should represent them in legal
affairs.
The people.of New Mexico at Thurs
days election signified their willing
ness to unite with Arizona. They
have done all in their powec to gain
this end, and we do not believe Con-
gress should refuse statehood to New
Mexico because of the unwillingness of
Arizona to join.
Reports are that the statehood ques-
tion was defeated in Arizona.
The voters showed their faftk in re-
publican abRity to handle the affairs
of the county by giving every republi-
can candidate good majority in
Tuesdays election. Now it will be up
to the successful candidates ito make
good, which we are sure they will do,
for every office will be held by man
of intelligence and ability.
Eugenio Gallegos, of Las Vegas,
is visitor in Roy today.
Severino Erujielo, of Wagon Mound
is in the city, having been retained as
counsel for the defendant in the case
of the Territory against Nazario
Florez.
The ladies of tho Primrose Progress
sive Circle wish to extend their thanks
to Nesdamnes Wilson, Floer-
sheim and Wilcox, also to Messrs
Wright, Wilcox and Hanson for fur
nishing music for their dance given
Nov. End. BY Order of Committee.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10

Tenemos confanza Que nuestros
ofciales publicos haran todo 10 Que
este en- su poder para hacer una
administration de registro sin faIta
pOr los siglientes dos amor, Y Que
al fin de su termino en- oficina sc
vera en- condado de Mora en- ell
caInino q una sbuena condicion
financiera.
Ell resultado de la election ell
martes muestra Que los democratas
trabajaron duramente entire los
votantes.
E. H. Biernbaum hara un exec
lente representante ,por'el condado
de Mora en- la legislature, ell es
briHante, enerjico v poseido de bu-
en- juicio. El es meresidor al hon
or conferido, y el ha trabajado su
camino 4 lasima per sus propios
esfuerzos.
Our citizens eagerly awaited apaperss
containing the election returns after
election. bustrains did not make con-.
necsions and the-latest returns we had
were, Of Thursday, the 8th. Numer- )
GUS rumors came to the effect thai,
Larrazolo had been elected, hut nothA-
nga76GniAewas,hsard.>
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10

Lapelea Y motin en- ell .paraje de
wotacion Ell dia de election fue una
desgracia para ell buen nombre de
nuestra plasita y esperamos.sincer
amente que los principales insti-
gadores del asunto Sc les de una
leccion que sera sufciente para
parar mas exibicionesdel quebran-
tamiento de la ley en- 10 futuro.
Las ofensas son mas serias por la
razon que los ofciales de la ley
fueron resistedos mientras e6taban
en- ell desempeno de sus deveres.
No unicamente por las personas &
quenes querian poner en- orden,
per0 tamblen pOr cludadanOS eS-
pectadores los cuales devian haber
ayudado q los ofciales para aper-
sivir la paz. Tai proseder de
asuntos no deve de haber en- una
comunidad que es sumisa'a la ley.
La ley y sus oficiales deven ser
respectados de otro modo la ley y
orden no pueden prevaleser.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10
CAPITAL AMERICANA EN- EMPREsAs
,MExICANAS.


Sc estima que $500 900, 600 de capital
extranjero Sc invirtieron en- Mexico
durante ell primer afio de la vigencia.
del patron de orc. La mitad de este,
capital era Americana, elresto prin-
cipalmente frances y canadense. Ca.
81 todo elacapital americana fue in
vertido en- nferrocarriles, minas. fun
diciones, trabajos generates de meta
lurgia, .empresas mercantiles. Las.
propiedades mineras americanas en-,
Mexico, aumentaron en- LIMOS $50,OOO,-
0O0 FL total :del capital americana,
invertido en- Mexico, es actualmente,.
81, 200, 600, 900, en- cifras redondas.
Con la proportion de aumento antes.
indicado, bien pronto ell capital amer
icano en- Mexicano pasara de S2,OOo,-
I0OO,oOO.
Desques del capital americana, eH
frances ha sido ell que mGs ha afinido.
q Mexico en- ell afio ultimo. FL aumen-
to proportional de este, fu6 de 100 por
100 Antes de que hubiera transcurri-
doun mes de adoptarse ell patron de-
ORC, los 'banaueros de Paris, logrpr.t
on controlar la situacion bancaria del4
pals, obteniendo participation import
ante en- los ,principales bancos de la
capital.
oltrOs capftSles franceses fueron iin.
wertdos en- empresas tindustriales,
'particulapnente en- las de algodon ~
de minas.
El capital canadense tambien esta9
aauyendo Mexico. Ell Banco dc,
Montreal abri6 una sucursal en- Mexico,
el III de Mayo.
Durante ell afo ultimo una compan.
ia de vapores, subvencionada por los
dos gobiernos, instalo uu servicio en-
ire los puertos mexicanos " los ca ma
denses. El Canada ha enviado un
agente comerciala ijarse en- Mexico,
por su parte esta aounciando en- erara
escala, sus productos en- el Canada,
Una empresra de Montreal la Mexican
Light and power Company, ha con
struido una inmensa ,planta hidraul.
lea de $4,000 caballos de fuerza dc
Necaxa, q unas poveuta millas de las
ciudades cercanas y campos mineros
vecinos. Bsta compania. ha ahsorvi-
do las demas defuerza Y luz electri-
cas- y ell sistema ferrocarrilero de la.
capital, hacienda una inversion total
de 800, 900, 900,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Inferior

Land once at Clayton. New Mex
Sept ~ 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that Edubigen Gale
ygos OF Gallegos New Mexico. has filed notice
OF his intention to make fnal Eve year proof In
support OF his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No 1905 made Aug. .. 1900. for the nwA mex
,nH nwA and swk nwH section 2S township IL
IN, range 81 e, and that said proof willbe made
before Manuel Martinez. U. s. CT. Commis-
sioner at his once in Gallegos. New Mexico.
on Nov. ie. 1905.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Francisco Gallegos. HigInio Sandoval Bena-
'bento Garcia Francisco Garcia all Of Gallegos.
New Mexico.
Edward W.iFox.
,2-2-s5 Register,
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10

Sentimientos considerables sc
levan taron por las parties contrar-
las en- este precincto la cual Gull
mino en- una pelea general entire
oficiales.y arrestos Sc han hecho
durante la semana y Ell limite de
.costigo.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10

I'll Hon. Charles II. Hughes
candidate republican, para COVER
nador de Nueva York lie gano VIM.
Randolph Hearst por una plurali-
dad de 51,773. Hughes gano su
victoria por ell voto de los conda-
dos rurales y las ciudades peque-
mas. Hearst recibio ,su mayoria
en- 'todos las ciudades grandes.
El'pueblo de Nuevo Mexico en-
la eleccion del martes manifesto
ron su voluntad para ser admeti-
dos como un estado con Arizona
han 'hecho todo 10 que esta en- 'su
poderEpara ganar tai proposito y
nosotros no creemos que ell con-
greso refuse estado para Nuevo
Mexico por causa de que Arizona
no admita unirse.
Don Tomas Rivera y esposa de
Costilla, N. Mex, estan en- esta
visitando q SUI hijo Sr. Tomas A.
Rivera de la firma de Bernal &
Rivera de este ciudad. Don To
mas Rivera es un ciuaadano pro-
minente del coudado de Taos, v &
la presente es ell ASSESSOR Gle ese con-
dado.
Los gotanteS 1nostraron su fe en-
la abilidad republican, para name
jar los asuntos del condado aande
4 candidate repubiicano un bueno
mayoria en- la eleccion del martes.
Ahora resta que los candidates
afortunados hagan bien 10 cual es-
tamos SECURES que 10 haran, p0r-
que caaa oficina es manejada porI
un 'hombre de intdligencia y abili-
dad.
Ell trabajo en- 81 nuevo eai6 10
del Club Comercial esta progress
ando y pronto tendremos un edi-
ficio propio para reuniones publi-
cas-.
Nuestros cludadanos esperan an.
ciosos periodicos que contengan
retornos de election despues'de la|
election, pero los trenes no hicier-
on connection y los ultimos retornos
que hemos tenido son del Jueves 8.
Rumores numerosos vinieron al
efecto que Larrazolo fue electo
pero NADIA Sc sabe de sierto.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior
Land once at Clayton. New Mex.

Sept. 12. 1905.
Notice is herebyEiven that Benabento Gar
.cia OF Gallegos. New Mexico. has filed notice
sf bis intention to make final fiveyear proof in
support OF his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. 1905 made June. 1. 1901. for the 81 nwH
Sec. and sh neA section s. township II n.
range 80 e. and said proof will be made before
Manuel Martinez. U. S. OF. Commissioner. at
his once in Gallegos. New Mexico on Nov 49,
1906.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz
Luciano B. Baca. Higinio Sandoval, Francis
co Garcia Maestas. Apolonio Martinez all OF
Gallegos. New Mexico.
Edward W. Fox.
,a-a235 Register
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10

Porque no Sc deven elejir pro-
curadores de distrito por el pueb-
loq 81 no, porque no9 Ell ITEM
po para esta innovation en- eel bri-
llante territorio pareso que lego.
Santa Re New Mexican.
Creemos como ell Nuepo Mexi-
cano que los prOcuradores de dis
trito deven ser elejidos por Ell pu-
bio. Ell pueblo ciertamente deve
REPRESENTATIVES en- asuntos legales.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-11-10

Hay reportes que la question de
estado fue derrotada en- Arizona.
The oasis., 1906-12-15
MINING NEWS.

Lewandowski states that the com pany smelter is completed and will be ready for operation as soon as coke and fuel arrives. The prospects are most encouraging for a continued run and an early div idend payer. MT. Lewandowski is mining man of much exper- fence and has great faith in the mineral resources and possibilities of the Paradise district.
 Cochise County Press: The fact that Epes Randolph and associates have become interested in the Johnson camp is of great impor- tance to this district. And further, that they intend at an early date to commence work on their prop erty means much activity in this whole district this coming year. The outcome of ths Johnson camp is assured. The solid, conservative and modern policy that has been adopted by the Arizona & Michi- gan Development Co.,, and the re- suits now being attained show that this company knew to certainty what they had and what they were about. The work of the A. & M. D. Go. management, and the demonstrations they have made, have had a great deal to do in causing such capitalists as Epes Randolph and associates to invest there.
 Bisbee Review: H. R. Fry, the we'll known mining man, who was formerly located at Charleston and at the Boston mill is in Tombstone for few days. Mir. Fry has been located in El Paso for the past few months engaged ia mining busi- ness. He has returned here for the purpose of making arrange ments for the shipping of the old tailings at the Boston mill to the smelters at Fl Paso. The E. P. & $. w. railroad company will put in a small spur at the Boston mill at once and the work of shipping the tailings started as soon as the spur has been completed. It is expected that there are about 2500 l tons of the tailings that will carry i good values and will net the ship i pers a good sum. The tailings | were accumulated at the mill some twenty years ago when the mill | was run on ore furnished from the mines of the Tombstone dis trict.
 Globe Belt: A special from Globe, Arizona, states that the out put of the Old Dominion Copper Mining < Smelling Company at Globe, for the month of November, was 3,148,000 pounds of blister copper This was not all from the mines of the company, but the major portion of it was. The rest came from outside sources but all located in Arizona. The output is somewhat smaller than it was in October. The company's principal property shows no retrogression but is keeping up its output espe- cially on the thirteenth and four teenth levels. It is understood that plans for the enlarging of the smelling plant are under consider ation and will likely be carried out at an early date. A large blasting furnace and a big reverberatory furnace are to be added to the pres o,4 eoo;l;4;oc r. ,,,;1l bo ,o,,o,.o1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
Beaten INSENSIBLE ;.
Then ROBBED OF So
VICENTE SANCHEZ ASSAULTED
SUNDAY MORNING AND LEFT,
FOR DEAD: UGLY WOUNDS.

Vicente Sanchez Of Tagosso. n. ~.
was found lying In an unconscious
condition early Sunday morning by
Officer Kelly In an alley between
Main aud National avenues. His
pockets were turned inside out and
other circumstances clearly indicated
that the man had been robbed. San.
chez had evidently been terribly beat.
en-. presumably with SOME blunt in
stfnment. and left for dead He had
two deep scalp wolads ON the left side
of his head and an ugly bruise on the
right. Three OF his teeth were
knocked out aud his face was a mass
uf scratches and ciottcd blood
The injured man was taken to the
city Jail where nr W ". Kaser dress.
I'd his injuries. Upon regaining con
sciousncss. he stated he was intoxi
Gated Saturday night and he has no
idea of what oceurred. or who his
asSailant or assaiiauts could hage
been. The police believe the assault
occurred about o'clock Sunday morn.
Ing. Sanchez was In the Arcade "a
loon about midnight and when he left
there he declares he had about nine
dollars In his pockets. No money or
other valuables were found on his per
son when he was discovered u the
alley.
Juan Garcia, native who resides
acros$ the Santa Fe tracks. took
charge of Sanchez and had him ~
move d to his hum" Sunday. where he
viii rcnain until h. Is sufficiently
recovered from his injuries To go
home.
The polio" have no clue To work on
IN III" case. ard unless something I'M
looked fnr develops there Is s'r,ng
probability that the affair will remain
a mystery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
CUBAN INSURGENTS READY -
TO LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS

probability Is the United States
forces in the island will be landed
only as precautionary measure. ! So
far as officials are advised no trou-
BILE of a serious kind N anticipated,
but in accordance with Instructions
from President. Roosevelt hurried
preparations are now being made for
the sending Of an expeditionary force
of the army to Cuba.
In official circles here American in
tervention was regarded as inevitable.
How long 1t may continue Ii is impos-
sible to foretell. The nature OF the
Intervention and the preparations for
it indicate a supervision of Cuban af-
fairs on the part Of the American
government for an indefinite period.
Arrangements have been concluded
not only for the first expeditionary
force Of Cuba of about $500 men, but
for second force Of equal numbers.
Taft Wants More Marines
Washington. d. G., Oct. 1.-The bat
tleship Texas has been at Cape Hen
ry awaiting further instruction from
Secretary Taft. The secretary wired
that he did not need any more bat
ltleships but that he wanted more ma
frines. a'~@. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
WILL CONS7RUE
Law NADvANCE
INTERSTATE COMMERCE CON.
MISSION REACHES IMPORT.
ANT CONCLUSION.
WITHOUT LAWS PALE
Many Meat Dealers Cannot Begin In
terstate Business Because Plants
Are Not in Shape--Reesnt LesisIa-
tion Broad In It's Scope.

Washington. ID. G.. Oct. 1.-The In.
terstate commerce commission alas
reported an important conclusion with
respect to the railway rate Law. which
IL has embodied in a general order
made publicly. II holds tha; one
state rate forms a part of the inter.
state rate and that the rate should
be filed with the commission. This
is entirely a new feature In connec-
tion with the operation of the lnte~.
Mate commerce commission. A fur.
ther announcement Is made by the
commission that II intends. wherever
possible. to construe the law I'm ad.
vance without waiting for any partic.
ular complaint 10 be made upon
which TO base its decision. In this
way IL Is expected that a large mum.
her Of complaints win be intercept.
ed and the work Of the commission
lessened.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
DENVER. e. PASO alas VEGAS
LINE TO BUILD NEXT YEAR

ity which cannot be questioned. that
the line is TO be extended from Daw-
son to a connection with Denver,
which will mean through freight and
passenger service between Denver and
FL Paso. Las Vegas and Albuquerque.
The surveys for the extension from
Dawson north have been made and
approved and 1t is stated that the
road will be in operation within
eighteen months. Contracts for con.
struction are to be let in the very
near future.
The benefit of this line to Las We.
gas will be great. but 1t will be even
greater to Albuquerque.
The best the new line will do for
Las Vegas will be to give that city
cheap coal. although it will also
mean much for Las Vegas wholesal
ers, But for Albuquerque. connect.
ing as it does with the Santa Fe
cutoff eastern and northern New
Mexico. IL means a benefit to shippers
hardly to be measured.
With the Santa Fe cutoff in opera.
tion.- every railroad built across cen
trail and eastern New Mexico is bound
to prove a boon to Albuquerque and
this line will be no exception.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

William II. Andrews. present dele
gate TO congress. vas renomina,ed by
IN unanimous vote of the republican
territorial convention which convened
I'm this city Saturday. No'other can.
dida'e was named and oply one ballot
was taken. IL was midnight before the
last Of the nominating and seconding
speeches were made and. as was ex.
pected, there vas not the least oppo.
sition In the convention 20 the re.
nomination OF the present delegate. 4
rising vote vas taken and every man
on the flosS stood ON his feet and
shouted himSlf hoarse.
As whole the convention was un.
antmous. With no contest for the
highest office which can be given
at the hands of the people Of New
Mexico there was not the customary
interest taken and the only fight was
ON the statehood plank In the plat
form. For IA short time the fight was
bitter one and the convention took
on an old time appearance. but the
antttoint statehood delegates wets
outnumbered three to one and the az,
tempt tn amend the majority report
of the committee on resolutions fei,
through. The vote Of 4G cast In IA.
vor Of striking out the endorsement of
joint statehood In the resolutions was
larger than was expected. by most of
the delegates present.
A committee was sent for Delegate
Andrews. who was at the Castanetla
hotel. and he was escorted 10 the hail
lie was given magnificent reception
on his arrival. the. entire andiencd
rising to ITS feet and cheering for fully
five minutes. lie read masteriy
speech To the assemblage. which was
well received. and after the election
Of central committee and the rati-
fieation of the American flag as the
emblem of the party at all elections
for the next two years the convention
adjourned
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
Albuquerque JournaD

II may be said. on the authority
af a railroad official. who .is in a
position to give definite information,
that a through line of railroad will
be in operation by the Phelps.Dodge
interests. owners of the FL Paso G
Southwestern system. within eighteen
months, between Denver and Ell Paso
by way of Las Vegas and passing
near enough to Albuquerque and
with such connections as to be of
vast benefit to local shippers.
This Is the line which rup 10 the
present time has been known defin-
itely only as short line to connect
the Phelps Dodge coal mines at Daw'
son With the main line below Car.
rizozo, emitting off the long haul over
the Rock Island line TO Santa Rosa,
where the Ell paso & Southwestern
line begine.
The line from the Dawson mines,
for which formal surveys were ap.
proved some time ago, will connect
with the main line below Duran,
crossing both the Santa Fe cutoff
and the Santa Fe Central railroad
and going through Las Vegas.
1t Is now learned on good author.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
CRESCEN7 CITY
REPOR7SHDEAD:
MANY AREMISSING

Ma Orleans. Ia. Oct, i-FonEtesn
dead ana as many more missing ~
the result of Thursdays hurricane in
the vicinity of New Orleans. Twelve
per@nn@ weF@ drowned in the Mississ,
ipsa sasamd. swo killed I'm interior
towa> of southern Mississippi and
more Than a dsaxsn fishermen I'm the
t"lta Tegtnn are reported missing.
This summary is based ON the re.
!s'Tts fFusn almost every town ur set
ulehaea' In IF ahon, the region. nssn.
cd. sssca psares Is could not ba reach,
et, by telegraph having been reached
by bos; and horses
New Orleans is still without suffie-
lent telegraph communication and the
eastern mails are three ar four days
oyerfue. :
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
POLICY GAMBLER
j: ]: TAKES HIS life
ALERT ]. ADAMS SHOOTS HIM
SELF IN THE HEAD At
HOME.
PRESS. ,HOUNDED HIN
Released From Sing Sing On Promise
Of Hesorm-W. e. q. Stokes De-
elsres Adams Was Depressed Over
Policy Exposure Stories In Papers.

New York. Oct. ALBERT J. Al
ans who made large fortune as the
head of policy gambling combine
shot himself in the head last night at
his home in this city. HE body was
found this morning. d..
Adams had been In poor health
since his release from Sing Sing.
where he served n term for conduct
ing a policy, game In this city, Soon
after his release he hecam" president
~ the Guana.auto amalgamated Gold
Mines company.
Adams Is reported to be- the finan.
cial hacker nf the firm of ". J. Sage
& Co. OF this city and New Jersey,
whose offices were raIded In August
on complaint Of conducting a bucket
shop. Adams son. however. declared
1t was not hts father but himself who
was connected with Sage & Co.
Hounded BY the Press
Adams took his life primarily he.
cause of the bounding he received by
the newspapers" said WE. II. Stokes.
When went 10 Sing Sing. was
sent there To see what could be done
for Sam Parks. found Parks in The
. hospital Nursing him was Adams,
, who had known me for years.
b He said. " | remain here much
longer will die
Il told him | could do nothing for
him unless he agreed to sever his
connection with the policy business. "a
Stokes said Adams agreed and was
released from prison.
'About six months ago" he de-.
clared. Adams appeared to he great,
Iy depressed and ! asked him IL he
worried about business. Adams re-
piled that ii was the newspapers and
magazines bounding him about the
Sfolicy and bucket shop business and
fsaid that II they did not lrt up he
would kill himself"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01

Washington. ID. C.. Oct l.-~At least
seventy.five meat dealers and pack.
ers throughout the United States are
without the pale Of the new meat in
spection Law. which. became effective
today. according to statement by
Secretary Wilson today. Twenty five
of these already have had inspections
but II was found these plants were
not in shape to permit them to en-.
gage In interstate business Fifty 9th.
ers. many of them In New York, have
notified tn" department they have
just heard the extent Of the law and
asked for inspection.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-01
BRYAN ENTERTAINs NOME
FoLkS:" HIS FUTURE PLANS

Lincoln, Oct: William ]. Bryan.
who returned to his home near this
city yesterday. will entertain at his
residence tonight more than one hun
dred Nebraskans who comprised the
Home Folks delegation that met him
In New York when he returned from
his trip around the world. Mr.. Bry-
an will speak in Nebraska Thursday.
Friday and Saturday and next week
will 20 to Kansas on a speaking tour.