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Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21
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n. Cou-cii bee ccr6m the follow.
irrpN7' e'iat maae NJ tha covs~nsv
Sbe ~eoitay goaro. solom ~ = ,or
Iof VIe-ota county, Bvs Ftr o
ChaVis county, Harry W Kelly of &.
Miguel county, Charles W. scbiete-
Union connt7, Thomas ,. Sr~1s, ST.
.nl1 Arr.be county.
Teri torlaI Board of D-nt Exam.u-
.s.srC n Lord OF Santa Pc county, NJ &.
J. Moranof Lu7a county, L. F. Erwin
ofBernndllo county, Frank N. Brown
OF CNav,z county an6 s. z Obey OF
San Iignel county,
E4mbers rf hsBeara OF Ph raecy
G 5. core of-Cbsvez corn.y. r.. D.
Murphy ofSar Ni1ns] cour5y,
Il, Be.Rage"ts Of the Military Icsu-
tote at Foswell; .ioaa 1Afs aui r,
"A Cehoon.
10 Re Regents Of rhe,S ,hool Of NJ 5
ats 'eorro: AntouioC. Abeyt~ u 50.
zorro county, a. r. Hilton, S1co,co
county ard w. A. Fleming Jones Of
Dona Ana oQuaty.
TO BE- Trustees of the Miners 9ospi-
tel at Ration Marie r Vau TIcateu
ofColfax county, H N. White Of COL
fax-coaity, GsE. Lyon Of colfay county
aud Charles Tsmme of San Miguel
county.
TO Be Trustees for the Institute for
the HAnd at AIamogordo. r. r. Pierce
OF 3tero county and George C. Bryan
of Otero county.
To Pa Members of the Board of Regepts
for the Normal University at Las
Vegas J. N. Cunningham of San MI
gual county, g. A Lsrrazolo OF san
Aigusl county and Joshua . hIylo.la
of BernsIiilo county.
Trustees for the Institute for the
Deas and Dunn at Santa Fe; Grant
Htvonbarg of Santa Fe county and b.
M Real of Santa Fe county.
Nemhors of the Board of Directors
of the Insane Asylum at Las Vegas.
b., D, Black Of San Miguel county aud
w f, Gortner Of San Miguel county.
Regents Of the. University Of New
Mexico ct Albuquerque! z. s. Stovcr Of
BerualIlio county, Frank W. Clancy of
Bernaiillo county.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

The committee that was zap.
pointed by the House TO investi
gate the action of Governor Hag.
erman ina deal in which the Ter.
ritoral, Land Board had with the
Pennsylvania Development Com.
pany, has made its report. 1t is
quite lengthy and in IT'S attempt
to blacken the name of Governor
Hagermau it has soiled the names
Of a number of other gentlemen Of
prominence. .The fact ilielted by
the investigation. in regard to the
Governor is this. The land deal in
which so much noise is made about
was made between the Territorial
Land Board and the Pc nsylyania
Development Company number
OF years ago, but there was still
due one payment on the land when
Mr.. Hagermau was installed into
Office. When the company Offered
the Territory the last payment for
the land the Governor delivered
the deeds according to contract
The deal was undoubtedly httle
shady in the first place as it was
.made in such way as to evade the
intent OF the law.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

ings on the Spring Hats Have
Shifted" Savings and Success, "
cdr. Edward Everett Hale, "Why
Should link BE Placed on the Free
List" etc, etc. Ia fact, the ol7
ships seems badly on the rocks,
and all the eailors-who can gei a.
way at all neutrality-suspicious.
for the nearest safe port.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

Rosario Emiliop( Lincoln coun-
ty, who was to hang the 22nd of
this mouth for killing hia sweet--
heart has- had his life extended
as his attorney has flied a petiou
for rehearing before the Su.
preme Court which does not con-
vene bf re Augp {
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

President Roosevelt who last
year withdrew the coal land from
public entry has modified lis OF,
der and directed Secretary Js.R.
Garfield to throw open for public
entry some 28,ooo,bqo acres OF
unavoidable coal land.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

Il is reported ou good authority
that Deaver mining menAwere
going to take charge of some Of
the lead.zink properties in the
Cerrillos mining district. fThis
district is situated in southern
Santa Fc county and is lacatedsln
a fine mineral belt.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

Santa Rosa Sun: The gap pwest
of Sunnyside on the Belen cutoff
is now closed and traiu will be
run tomorrow March I6) the
whole length Of the line from
Texico TO- Belen--thus another
railroad will soon be in operation
through Guadalupe county,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

The Constitutional Convention
of Oklahoma has at last adjourned
after having quite time in form
ing a constitution to be subrritted
to the people the 9th of next
August.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

The Tinchera Estate consist,
ing Of 10000 acres and situated
south of Mt Blanco, Colorado,
in the San Luis valley, has been
sold for 100000. Large reser-
voirs will be built at the "Moun
tain Home" on the Triachera,
one on Ute creek and one on the
Saugre de Cristo creek These
reseTvoira combined are estimated
to roo 600 fes feet of water
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

BOX 67s,i ELTZABErE TOWN. N. N.
Charges Foe Assaying:-
n Gold, sO.75; Silver, sO.75; Gold ans
sllver. S1OO; c C,pper, 500; Lead, sl.oo /.
ZiAk, $3.50; Iron, Sl.50
Rrices for Other determinations
'oD' application.
All results GuARANrEED and
Sab Get to control
hHs VAN ZuYLEN g. Co.
AssAYERs.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

Minnesota now has law making
it q misdeme6uor to shoot a person
accidentally. This Will afford some
protection to the innocent bystand-
ers and perhaps make the man who
didn't n't-know-lt-was-loaded a little
more careful.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

What is most is to be feared
from that little scrap between Mic.
aragua and Honduras is the likeIi,
hood that the winner will want to
pose as a world power.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

BATON Range; SIM tho pubH-
cation of the Barns il terview with
Secretary Garfield, tha ana news.
papers have made a gres Nqge
in the topic discussed IN their edi-
torlal columns. Yoa remember
about the trend of their editorials
a couple Of weeks ago. Well Stree
the Barns interview has been pub
lished-and that, too, without any
attempt at reputable denial-the
leading anti Hagermau paper has
contained such interesting and
timely editorial captions as these:
Teachers May instruct Parsnta
in Child Control How Tnsa
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21
Cleaned From Der EXCHANGES.

EX- Senator y. r. Burton of
Kansas, who was serving a sen,
tence in the lr0nton Jail will be
released an the a2nd-of March.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

Five young men entered a store
to buy a hat each. Seeing that
they were ready for a joke the
clerk said. care yon 1narried?"
Eachrreplied: eyes" "Then FL
give a hat 70 the one who can
say, truthfully, that he has never
kissed any~other woman but his
own wife, since ne was married Y
Hand over the hat,' said one of
the party. T've won it, When
were you married." asked the
clerk. yesterday was thereby.
One of the others was laughing
heartily while telling his wife the
joke, but suddenly pulled up when
she said; ,But John, how was it
you did not bring one home
yourself?n
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

That furry in Wall street did
not effect the balance of the coun
try to-Rny great extent.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

St. Louis, Lead Solo
Denver, Lead, 5000
Silver, 90 &c,
Coppst, .z41zc.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

1t might be interesting reading
to the public it the action OF the
Territorial Land Board in the past
as we'll as the present vas investi-
gated as there are a number OF
ugly rRmors; in circulation that 70
say the least does not look vel
for the board. If they are .4iso
an investigation would only ho a
blessing to the members Of tie
Board but they are true the prb.
lie should find it out as soon.as.nol.
sible and relegates such men tothc
rear and it will be better for
the territory but perhaps the reason
why, such an investigation was not
pushed was that a number OF .5he
of the legislature were
interested in some of the deals that
are reported shady.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21
Railroad From TPrciO to Davson.

There. is talk in railroad circles
that the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad Company would soon
extend their pranch road to Tercio
to Dawson and there connect with
the El Paso & Northeastern. This
will giveoa through line from Ell
Paso to Denver when the latter
road complete it short line
through Las,Vegas to'Dawson.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21
cmcaI Directory.
NEW MEXICO.

w u. Andrews Deleg ate to Congress-
Herbert J. Hagerman Governor
J.W. Raynold Secretary
II. PBradshar Internal Revenue Co
N q. Hlpweilyn Surveyor General
w. 6. Reid Attornevstfenerai
G M. Foraker IT. 8. Narohal.
NJ R!Otero Register land ONice
Fred Nnl'er Racpivpr AND Onioe
WV. u r'o,vonvr II. s. Dtstrict Att'v
Hiram TTsdiov Sur't Public Instruction.
7. ". Vaughn Trpasure
wv. G.. Sargent Auditor
enaa V. SaFnrd TRAVELLING Auditor
W. Y. Griffin Game ana Fish Warden
"A. Keen Commissioner of Public
lends.
-Arthur Trelford Superintendent Of
ponitontiarv.
w. 7. Mills Chief'Justice Supreme
Court
John y. McFie Distrirt.Iudce
n. Q. Cortnpr District Attorney
A. M. Bergere District Clerk.
TAOS COUNTY.
Antonio G. TruIillo !
Donariara Qnintana : Commissioners.
lose A. Lopez
Nicolas Anaya Treasurer
Samuel Fsquibel Recorder
Lee Hart Sup't Of School
Jesus NJ. Valerie Probate Judge
Maclovan Gonzales Assessor
DOnaeiana Graham Sheriff
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21
Subscribe to the PrOSDactOf:

II is the Official Organ of the
Red River Mining District.
1t is the Oldest Paper in Taos
County.
1t is the Only Paper Published
Ii the Gold aud Copper Belt of
Northern Taos County.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-03-21

Foe First Class Stationery q.
Steve.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
We are going to talk
Muslin

because we have the old LII kind such as you have
been paying &c and 7c yard, and during this sale
you buy it here for 20 yards for ST. or s. yard Did
ever hear the like? Let 'em roar we can't help it.
And it is fact when we tell you have them to
show you, no matter what has been done what
they try to do, Calico and Ginghams here will be
cheaper then dirt elsewhere. With US it is cash we
want, and we want it good and plenty
We're to talk blankets, but to you say if you
want anything in that line of warmth this winter,
you will certainly be to us, for will certainly
save you Is to SO per cent any blanket you buy
during this SALE All the ga and 10-4 sheeting of
Mr.: Pepperell's make or any other make we have
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
Lay in Your Supplies

Attend the Carnival of Cash Getting, such as was
never attempted and carried into effect in this city,
Now we say, when the doors open here next Satur-
DAY morning, at o'clock, we bid you welcome.
You will find gentlemen at the front door, welcoming
youas never before. Everything is display
nothing reserved, and nothing in this house, but
what cost you considerable less than elsewhere and
you will find the most courteous set of clerks that
ever stood behind the counters in this city, All we
say to you is to come out and attend the Cash
Getting Sale that commences Saturday morning.
January 12th and ends February 9th at midniqht.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
$4,000 Items

all at price that never met mortal mans eye be-
fore. From end of this big store the other
you will find the greatest 1utterng of green tickets
with the price of destruction marked it in plain
figures and staring you in the face no matter which
door you in. The whole shooting match goes
to the people. We want to do ten times the business
of our lives because want cash. We expect null
titudes standing in line and your share will be here
for you We have put twenty-five extra sales
whether it is showing, it will pay you down
and tina greatest display of merchandise solo for
the least money that ever appeared to your eye or
any other persons eye since you were born. Not
one item will be held in You will signs
and you will hear signs of these would bewarprced
merchants. But they will only be signs of distress.
We Know it is an Immense Undertaking
and while other merchants will tell you P. j. Tomel
ty is losing thousands of dollars in order to make
this sale success, that cannot help; we are not
trying to their business, neither do expect
them to We are going out after the cold
with it at of the year when all expect
to make their profits, but with profit is thing of
the past wholesale prices and less reign throughout
this entire institution many lines.
We are Going to Talk Dress Goods
and we are going to talk them from the shoulder. It
matters not whether you want whpcords, venetian,
melrose, grantees serges, heinriettas, cashmeres,
silks satns anything that ever made in the
dress goods line, carry nothing but fashions
latest We have been buying them direct from the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
We are going to talk ladies' mercerized sateen
PettiC0atS

and then other kinds. and are going to show
you in plain words what you find here is absolute
saving of SOC to $50 every in this house to
what you have been paying for them elsewhere. In
other words If you ever wanted petticoat in your
life, here is opportunity to buy it. We load
ed to the guards on ladies' tailored SKIRTS We have
the silk kind, we have the part silk kind and then
have the all cotton kind; in fact have any kind
you want, and the cnes you buy here at 89c the
biggest values you in any of these
priced stores at SIS to $780, and the you buy
at $179 are worth double in any other store in this
town. Then we have more kinds at So. 49, 1898 and
1898, that worth so to IS per cent in gold
in any other store in this town, but with it is part
with the tailor skirts and get cash quick Send
word to your neighbors and friends for miles
around; they will appreciate it, The whole house
is abaze with bargains The reconstruction is
It is facts in cold printers ink And to make mat
ters worse, so long there is spool in this house
you buy spoos of the best machine thread for Csc.
Remember not in the trust combine
against the farmer the working and
will be-. We were not brought up that way. We
are with the people and always been, and al
ways expect to be, and if you want thread, it is
certainty that you will come to to buy thread.
During this sale, you buy two papers of pins 1c,
and the famous hooks and eyes you have been paying
Sc for, you buy them here during this Cash Getting
Sale at two cards for 1c
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11

and all kinds Of Innings absolutely go for less money
than the sheriff would sell it for if he in CHARGE
We are talking aloud No matter what others say,
5or thirty days we doing the battle of our lives,
and we believe YOU will be standing in line take
away all the goods you carry. A dollar will do
wonders here.
If you want any kind of thread silks or cotton, if
you want anything in the corset line if you want
anything in the notion line, certainty you will be
here to this Sale and get what you Mems sus-
penders here will cost less than Boys suspenders
elsewhere, and ROCKFORD SOCKS will go to all
the people at &c per pair, you get the benefit. The
corsets we are going to sell to the ladies at 19c
would cost double that in any other store and the
ones we sell at SOC would be considered cheap in any
other store in this town at 50 to 75c. No matter
what you want, whether it is dress pattern or
whether it is dress findings or whether it is a
tailor made skirt for yourself, pair of stockings,
socks or suspenders, whether it is crockery or
cut glass: the whole shooting match goes to you and
your family at saving that dollars and cents
to you and there is nothing in the world tbatreaches
man quicker than to hit his pocketbook We want
you to bring it along but we going to show you,
you can get here for dollar than YOU ever saw
in ali your life.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
ChinaWare and Cut Glass

The best that was in this city, and we be-
lleve you know it. There thousands of dollars
worth OF 1t and it will cost but little than others
get tor the common white graniteware. We want to
snow show you you can now afford to buy whole set of
Ch1naware and buy Cut Glass galore, because you
are going to buy it at price that if the Sheriff was
to charge he would be ashamed make and the rea-
son we are taking this method of selling goods now
is to unload and get cash and get ready for greater
and grander and more aggressive methods in this
noble little city.
Mems work shirts, worth so to 75c, Tomelty cut
em loose at 39c All hosiery cut to the quick. See
the line of Ladies' hose &c, &C., Sc, 1Oc, and up to
&c. that has no equal, and now the harvest
Of house furnishings. During this unloading sale
for cash. each and purchase of $500 or over
in this store will be entitled to buy 10 yards of
the best Calico for 1Oc prefer 10 spools of
the best machine thread for 1Oc Remember the
goods 60 out to all alike, there is no difference in
this house.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11
We are Going to Talk Dress Goods
We Pay Your Railroad fare
20 miles if you buy to the

amount OF $25 during this sale.
The dress goods sale will eclip-
sc all former efforts 'ithin the
walls of this city. It is cash
gathering and you will buy
two dress patterns at about
the price of one elsewhere. Cali
Goes and ginghams will be
cheaper than dirt, and table
linens here will be sold at
about the price of oilcloth else
where. Come, join the process
sion and partake OF thousands
of bargains that wait here for
you.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11

All former attempts at merchandising by
any other concern within hundred miles of this
city will be eclipsed beyond all question: The very
heavens will shake The city will be in stir
never BEFORE hustle and hustle throughout the
entire big institution owned and controlled by
that will wake mortal from his sumbers and
make competition howl until you hear them for
blocks around.
1t will be wonderful gathering of the people. We
want cash and we going to give the people the
benefit We will raise the roof if it is necessary. 1t
will be a hot time i'm the old town now. We
going to pour shot and shell into the enemy's camp
until they will think they more storming
San Juan Hill. There will be cannonading all along
the lne for with it is cut loose and unload now
not later. Our loss will be the peoples gain and we
expect them for miles around to turn out to this har
vest for all of the people and not the favored few
There such undertaking in this city,
and we do not believe there will be again. Alb
solutely, one dollar here will do very the work
of two dollars elsewhere many lines. And next
Saturday morning, January 18th, when these doors
open, you will such gathering of people
before appeared the streets of this city BEFORE
Rain or shine the battle goes on. We have put
words out to the people and you know how well
we have kept it. Our word to you will be our bond,
and there is not item in this house half doz-
going to be put for bait you will find plenty
trying to do, but over
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11

winding up at midnight,
Feb. 9, we do the battle
of our lives to unload this
big merchandise stock
that will wake them up
from all parts of the
country.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-01-11

who made them and they are going out to you at
believe you will be down to buy half dozen dress
patterns for yourself and the girls because such
undertaking never before in this city or
rounding country for fifty miles. High carnival will
reign throughout the entire store cash gather
ing must come and it must come FAST
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-05
TROLLEY STRUCK TEAM
Carriage Was Just Spic and
 Span From Repair Shop.

Edmund Guilbert, an employe of George Panneton, the Jefferson street carriage maker, had an experience shortly before noon to-day which em- phasized the need of men in charge of vehicles having their wits about them at all times and not tarry any longer than necessary on the trolley tracks MT Guilbert came down to South Main street from the factory sitting in a concord with a newly painted carriage hitched on behind. In crossing the track MT Guilbert, probably not thinking that danger was so near. tarried just long enough to admit of collision between a south bound trolley car and the car riage which he was delivering to a customer. There was quite crash and when it was over the carriage was much more in need of repairs than when it was first taken to the shop. One wheel was knocked off, the seat was splintered and the springs twisted from their moorings. The driver of the team was mad, so was the motorman, while spectators looked on and wondered who was to blame.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-05
HURLEY AFTER LARKIN|
Alderman From the Fifth Asked
 Some Pertinent Questions.

Senator Hurley appears to have lost some of his modesty since he got in with the big fellows at Hartford. For years he has been member of the board of aldermen, but the num- Der of speeches made by him in that chamber were few and very brief. He said more last night than ever before, and while he happened to be on the losing side, he said 1t we'll. He wanted to know if Alderman Lar kin could ascend a ladder with the same agility now that he could when he was but 25 or 30 years of age He also wanted to know If uniform didn't lend dignity to public official and charged MT Larkin with being an advocate of the uniformed truant officer when he was on the board of education. MT Hurley also said that while he was in favor of increasing the salaries of the superintendent oi poor and the clerk of the board ot charities, he couldn't forget the scant reception given the petition for an advance in salary for the firemen whose duties are arduous and at tendant with constant risk to life and limb. MT Larkin is something of a strategist and replied that he didn't like the idea of dictating to the board of education whether the tru 1 ant officer should be red-headed man or fellow with black mus tache, notwithstanding his own per sonal opinion on the matter, and that so far as the question of salaries was concerned he was unalterably op posed to the city paying more for { i job than it was worth. This sort o answer didn't suit the senator anl if it hadn't been close onto midnigh when the real fight took place ht would have fought the alderman from the second into the last ditch. Man! often said that the principal faul with Hurley was that he didn't tall enough in the aldermanic chamber but he seems to have got bravely ove that. if one could judge by the az gressiveness which he showed las night.