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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
N. M, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1907
BIG EUCHRE PARTY
AT SISTERS BAZAAR
Event Will Take Place This Everinu
Spanish Supper Well
Patronized.

Santa Fe society will doubtless he
out in force at the euchre party TO
be given this evening in conjunction
with the Sisters of Charity bazaar
which IS in progress this week at
I.oretto Hall Mrs. w. G. Reid, Mrs.
M. o. Lleweuyn and Miss Nina Otero
will be the hostessees, having been
as members of the commit.
tee having the event In charge.
With three charming women as
suming the role Of entertainers, ele-
giant prizes to be awarded to the sue
cessful contestants, and all for the
sake Of sweet charity, the expecta-
tions are that the attendance tonight
will surpass that of any previous
evening. No admission will be charg-
ed tonight Fifty cents will be col
lected at the tables, however. from
those who wish to play cards,
For the benefit of those who do not
know how to play euchre extra tables
will be provided for bridge whist and
prizes will also be awarded to the
winners in this game. There will be
eight prizes altogether. Six prizes
will be given in the euchre, three for
the women and three for the men, and
two prizes in bridge whist.
The Spanish supper at the bazaar
last evening proved a great drawing
card and it is estimated that over two
hundred meals were served. Tickets
were sold at fifty cents each and the
net receipts will be in the neighbor-
hood of 500. Mrs. J. w. Akers had
charge of the spread and she was as
sisted by Mrs. Grant Rivenburg, Mrs.
G. r. Abreu and Miss Fannie Abreu
The bill of fare was quite an elabor-
ate one and embraced number of
dishes prepared in true
Castillian style.
Much interest is being evinced in
The several drawing contests being
conducted in connection with the ba-
2aar. Those having the books are
to turn them In tomorrow
afternoon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
WILL INSIST ON
EXCLUDING JAPS
From Public Schools of San Francisco
Say Californians on Way to See
President.

Omaha, Neb,, Feb Mayor
Schmitz and the members of the
school board of San Francisco, passed
through Omaha last night upon the
Overland Limited, twenty eight hours
late They are en- route to Washing
ton to confer with President Roose-
welt over the Japanese school ques-
ton. In an interview Mayor Schmitz
said:
I'VE think we are right and are
going to insist on the exclusion of
the Japanese from our schools unless
we are shown that it Is for the best
interests of our state and country
that We give in.
Before the earthquake there were
$50 Japanese children attending the
public schools in San Francisco and
not wishing to have them mix with
our children we are maintaining at an
additional expense separate school
for them There are now only about
Japanese pupils attend
ing school and we propose to keep
them segregated from our children il
1t is possible"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
EXPRESS CRASHES
INTO ELEVATOR
Bad Wreck on Chicago Great Western
Results in Death of Engineer
and Two Mail Clerks.

Chicago. Ill.,, Feb. 7,--Passenger
train Number s on the Chicago Great
Western Railway, which left here last
night was wrecked early today at
German Valley, small station near
Freeport, Illinois. The engineer was
killed and two mail clerks are miss
ing. The train ran into car which
had been left standing on the siding
too near the main line track. The
force of the collision threw the en-,
gine against a big grain elevator
alongside the track and the engine
and mail car were nearly submerged
in grain. b
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
TISSUE OF FALSE
HOOD SAYS HOLT
Nails Lie Published BY Albuquerque
Fakir Journal-His State.
ment.

The Albuquerque Fakir Journal of
February Z devotes nearly a column
to Mr. Holts measure, House Bill
Number 23. which by his friends Is
called the "Skidoo" act providing that
members of the Legislative Assembly
shall not be appointed to office by
the Governor, necessary precaution
to prevent the influencing of legisla-
ton by the use of such unfair tao
tics. A sample Of the misstatements
and false insinuations in the story,
is the following which Mr.. Holt in
the interview attached, characterizes
as a falsehood;
"The course of the bill in commit
tee Is interesting. In the committee
an amendment was offered to the bill
making 1t illegal for any member OF
the legislature during his term of Of
flee to accept any territorial Office,
either from the Governor of the Ter
ritory or by appointment by the Leg
islature. To this provision as re-
CARDS legislative appointment Mr.
Holt promptly declined to accede"
Mr.. Holt, in speaking of the mat
ter said:
Referring to the announcement
contained in the Albuquerque Journal
above quoted, state that no amend
ment Of the character referred to was
offered in the committee or on the
floor of the House. Any statement to
that effect is absolutely without foun-
dation and false in every way AS to
where the correspondent of the paper
obtained his information concerning
what transpired at the meeting Of the
Committee when House Bill
Number % was under consideration,
I am not advised and am loath to be-
lieve that any member of the said
would so far violate the
ethics Of legislative procedure as to
disclose what occurs at committee
but inasmuch as the repre-
sentative of the Albuquerque Journal
was not present at the meeting re-
ferred to, it is evident that his mis-
must either have been re-
ceived from some member of said com
mittee or else was manufactured out
of whole cloth. Personally. | do not
object to or resent legitimate criti-
cism, but In justice to myself, deem
ii proper to correct a deliberate mis-
statement of facts of the character
above mentioned.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
BURLINGTON TO
HAUL MAIL CHEAP
Makes Cut of 7 Per Cent In Contract
With Government-Means Saving
Of $65,000 to Unce Sam.

Chicago, H., Feb. THE Inter
Ocean says today:
In order to prevent It's tranScon.
tinental mail contract being trans
ferred to the Rock Island system the
Burlington Railroad has notified the
postofllce department that 1t will cut
It's rate for this service about 7 per
cent, equal to about $4,000 per an
mum.
May Fix Precedent.
This is the first time that railway
has ever offered less than the rate
fixed by Congress for mail service.
The proposition has caused amaze
ment in railroad circles and the fear
is expressed by the officials of other
railroads that the action might lead
to rate war for the mail traffic be-
tween competitive points and that
1t also might be regarded by Congress
as an evidence that the price paid by
the government for the transportation
of the mails has been too high,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
The New Mexican Bindery Is turn.

The New Mexican Bindery is turn
ing out some of the most artistic
binding in the Southwest. It Is the
most completely equipped binderI In
the Rocky Mountain States south of
is headquarters for legal blanks Of all
kinds. The company makes speciality
In handling land office blanks. neces
sary in homestead entries and in min
eral applications. Prices low. especi-
ally In quantities. Circulars giving
full information furnishs' M appllca,
tioh-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
SHIP GOES TO PIECES
CREW PROBABLY PERIsHED

Baltimore. Feb IA dispatch from
Cape Hatteras says that the schooner
which went ashore on the Diamond
shoals Tuesday night went to pieces
last night. No trace of the vessel was
seen this morning and the crew prob.
ably perished.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
CONGRESS ASKED
TO PAY FOR RANCH
conflscated BY U. S. Officer During
Civil War-Appropriation Calls
for $4,000.
Special 10 the New Mexican.

Special 10 the New Mexican.
Washington. Feb. 7.--Representa-
tive Brooks of Colorado, has intro
duced a bill in the House of Repre-
sentatives for the relief of Andrew b.
Baird and James S. Baird, and to re-
imburse their heirs for the sale of the
confiscated Baird ranch south of Al
buquerque by U. S. Marshal Abra-
ham Cutler in 1868, appropriating the
sum Of $4,000 in payment thereof.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
ARMY OFFICER RETIRED
RANK BRlGApiER GENERAL

Washington, Feb. President
Roosevelt sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing nomination today: Colonel to
be retired with the rank of brigadier
general, George e, Pond, assistant
quartermaster general.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
HEART FAILURE CLAIMS
LIFE OF ENGLISH COUNT.

London Feb Right Honorable
George Joachim Goschen,< = known as
Viscount Goshen. died suddenly this
morning of heart failure. He was
born in 1881 and had a distinguished
career
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
TUG BOAT RESCUED
LAKE STEAMERS
Frozen Up for Thirty-six Hours al
Mouth Of Chicago Harbor With
Fifty PASSENGERS Aboard.

Chicago, H., Feb. AFTER battling
for thirty-six hours with ice foes and
a gale six miles off the mouth of the
Chicago harbor the lake steamers Ra-
cine and Iowa reached port last night
with a combined list Of fifty passen-
gers. The vessels were rescued by
the tug Morford which broke the ice
from around the boats and opened a
lane by which they entered the river
and discharged their passengers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
FIFTEEN WOODCUTTERS
BURIED IN SNOWSllDE.

Bucharest, Romania, Feb. Fiji.
teen wood cutters were overcome by
an avalanche of snow in the Trans
valinia Mountains yesterday. All were
dead when dug out of the snow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
sULzER BILL
KILLED IN HURRY
No Appropriation
For Albuquerque
Dykes
MEASURE NOT EQUITABLE
Speaker Appointed Commit
tee To Ascertain Provis-
ions of Fund.

me blll known as Council Bill Mum.
Der 81, which was introduced in the
Council by Mr. Sulzer of Albuquerque
yesterday and which passed that body.
"as defeated in the House this morn.
ing without any attempt on the part
OF any member to defend it. The bill
carried an appropriation of $4,000 to
Duild and repair dikes six miles above
Albuquerque along the Rio Grande fof
the protection Of property in that city
and vicinity. As a matter of fact
there appeared 10 be little opportunity
for defense of the measure which was
so evidently drafted for the benefit of
one community and a wealthy one at
that, that not even the House mem.
bers from that district lifted their
voices in aid of the proposed Legsla.
tiou
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
PRESIDENT SIGNS GENERAL
SERVICE PENSION BILL

Washington, Feb. THE President
has signed the general service pension
bill recently passed by Congress.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07

It was currently reported this af-
ternoon that the Governor would veto
House Joint Resolution Number A.
providing for the payment of employees
and for contingent vpenses because
the resolution contained the proviso
that as heretofore the warrants for
the pay of employees were to be made
payable to the President of the Coun.
Gil and to the Speaker of the House.
It is not known how much truth there
is in the rumor It is said that the
Governor desires that the warrants
should be made in favor of the Terri
torial secretary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07

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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07
LEGISLATIVE POINTERS.

Friends Of Mr.. Ruppe, Bernallllt
County member of the House, asser
that Mr.. Ruppe IL ambitious to be
come the leader of the minority in
that branch of the Legislative Assem-
bly,. AS it stands at present, the
minority consists of seven members
three of whom are Democrats, con
sequently there is nightly little
chance for the minority being able
to accomplish anything, It Is no
likely that there will be any matter
of legislation come up in the House
where the minority vote can muster
larger force. AS matters now
stand the leadership of the minority
such as it is, would be gladly conceded
to Mr. Ruppe, providing of course that
the minority had no objection which
1t has however, according to reports
X Il 4
while the doings Of political
caucus are supposed to be private
you may state this as being authora.
tive--the House will not exceed
Its pro rata share of the $4,000 ap
preparation in the matter of employees
and contingent expenses This
statement was made last night by a
prominent member of the House who
is in position to know the facts. Con
tinuing he said; If II is necessary for
us to cut down half the force--run
short handed and suffer inconvenience
We are nevertheless determined to
keep down the pay roll This House
will do its part in any matter of
economy legislation or other mat.
ters for the interests Of the people.
+#A
Newspaper reporters are not admit
ted to committee meetings but judg-
ing from the statements appearing in
the Albuquerque Fakir Journal and
other anti-Republican papers, 1t would
appear that they are, IL ii were not
for the fact that without exception,
the statements published as to the
proceedings of the committees are
made up out of whole cloth and are
or misstatements of facts
The publication of such malicious lies
and misstatements are deeply resent
ed by committee members who are
doing their best to protect the in
terests of the people both in com
mittees and on the floors Of the As
sembly, They might make a good
start in the right direction, however,
by drafting and passing an adequate
libel law
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-07

New Mexican advertisers get trade.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25
BENSON.

Farmers in this vicinity have gathered
their buckets and closed sugar making for
1907 More than an average amount has
been made.-Edward Bishop Of Sudbury
has moved into A. j. Dickinsons farm
house, two miles east of here and will
run the farm.-Young pigs are selling for
SO and 49, 80, the highest in several years
Irwin West, who has been here since Sep
TENDER. has gone to Buffalo and will run
on the great lakes as pilot the coming
season.-The public installation Of officers
OF Acacia Lodge, F. & A. NJ, will take
place Tuesday evening, April So.-The
Borden's condensed milk factory of Fair
Haven is getting milk of many of the dair-
les and the two creameries suffer in pro-
portion-The roads are getting dry and
sons.-S. w. Brown has moved from
IIortonville back to his fathers place
Miss Edith V. Fay has been chosen one Of
two sponsors to represent Franklin Com
ennial Conclave to be held at Saratoga
Spa next July. The duties of these young
lady sponsors will be to pin TO the breasts
of the sir knights of the winning drill
corps such medals as may be awarded
them. Miss Fay Is the daughter OF +. II.
Fay. formerly of this town, now of Ma
lone.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Jennie Hammond Baker, wife of
the Rev. f. NJ. Baker aged % years, died
Saturday morning of septic poisoning The
funeral services We're held at the Meth
odst Church Monday conducted by the
Rev. w. NJ. Newton. presiding elder. and
other clergynen assisted The Rev. George
w. Patterson conducted the services at
the house The burial was in the family
lot at Saxtons River. She leaves hus-
band, an infant child about two weeks
old. several brothers and a mother.-The
infant son o fMr. and Mrs. w. G.. Bryant,
about three months old, was taken to the
sanatorium. where an operation was per-
had set In and the child died that even
ing. The funeral services at the house
Sunday were conducted by the Rev
George W. Patterson. Walter Adams,
who has been III with the measles at
Springfield Mass. came home last week.
farmers have become tired of making
sugar and have gathered their tubs and
stopped. It has baen great year for this
Vermont industry.-Dana Robinsons son
was practising with a pistol last week
and undertook to put cartridge In which
result was that the bail went into the
boys leg but he is hale and hearty
Carmi f. White has sold his fine pair of
horses to an agent OF Governor Proctor
for about $500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25
JEFFERSONVILLE

Guy r. Varnum Of Barre passed
several days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Narnun. the past week.
Invitations are issued for a May ball at
Hotel Melendy Friday evening May 3,
Lessons orchestra will furnish music
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Hebb April 1l.--,John Raymore
was at home from Morrisville over Sun
daY.-Six applicants from this place took
the civil service examination in Hyde
Park Saturday. for r. +. d. route No I
in place of Mark Hebb. resigned.-Mrs.
L. A. Page and daughter Cora, have
returned from a several weeks visit at
DR. Marvin's in Fssev Junction.-F. E.
Smith was at homo from Highgate over
Sunday.-County Highway commissioner
Barrows from Morrisville was here Tues
day consultation with Road Commits
sioner Bert Reynolds.-A very pleasant
meeting of the Crescendo club was held
Friday evening with Mrs Alice Howard
at the parsonage. About &c were present.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
Church April II to discuss finishing the
room below the church for a dining room
and kitchen.--The Sophomore class OF j..
III. S. will give a promenade at Meiendy's
hall Friday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25
FORESTDALE.

Fred LaFrance. who has been pass
left Monday for Marblehead. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Churchill of Rutland
visited at G. III. Churchill's this week.
The Rev. w. A. Wilson and Mrs. Nellie
SpoQner are attending the w. NJ. con-
ference at Mooers, n. Y.-James Wet
more has moved into the house vacated
by !. :. Manley,-Mr. and Mrs j. G
Reed and daughter, Carrie, OF Pitts
ford passed sunday at F.. C. Hookers-
Mrs. w. A, Wilson is visiting her par
ents at Lisbon, n. Y,-Carl Reed and
Miss Flora Larock, both of this place
We're married at Brandon. April IS, by
the Rev. u, Chapln.-The Sunshine so
ciety held dime social at |. w. Horns
Tuesday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25
RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Walton Brown has the whooping cough
Thomas Dundon has resumed his posi-.
ton at Rays store after several weeks
illness.-Mr and Mrs H. c. Carpenter are
visiting in Poultney this week.-Mrs.. NJ.
NJ. Pitts has returned from Troy, n. Y,
where she passed the winter.-Mrs. w. A.
Girard left yesterday for a few weeks
stay in Everett, Mass-Miss Daisy Need
ham has returned to her position at w. d.
Nuttins's Bess Robinson has gone
TO Troy, n. y, where she will make her
future home. Miss cora Cameron has re-
turned to Rutland after several weeks
stay here with her parents.
II. f.. Hemenway and family left town
yesterday for Granville, n. Y. where
they will reside In future.-Among those
who go to Burlington to-day to hear W
j. Bryan are Mr. and Mrs George w
Burnham and Thomas Dever.-The water
will be shut off this evening while the
break In the main pipe at the corner Of
Carver and Union streets is being mended
e J. Ormsbee was in Middlebury yes
terday.-Charles Bliss OF New York is
passing few days at his residence on
Park street.-Mrs. A, ]. Evans has gone
to WATERFOWL, y. y, called there by the
serious Illness of her mother. Mrs A. M
Sheldon.-The young ladies Of St. Thorn
ass Church will give a salad supper next
Wednesday evening in Foresters' hail.
Mrs. Oliver Tousignant and son of Mid
dlebury was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cameron, Sr.. yesterday.-The c.
j. Ormsbee Post Is planning to give min
strel show May 10 and Hi A. C. Wat
son and Frank Watson have returned "a
New York city,-Frank w. Williams has
returned from several days stay in
Boston and Everett, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25
WATERBURY.

The following officers have been
pointed for Winooski lodge: W. ].
ton, 8. D.; S, W. Guptil. ]. D.; A
Sheffield. S. s.. w. T. Cooley, ]
Frank Town, NJ, the Rev. f. B. Kel
chaplain: G. 8. Blaisdell tyler
Jennie Granfleld Of Bellows Fall Is !
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T
Granfield.-The Cooley Mfg Co. is y
ing its plant to its full capacity. D1
the past week eight marine gasoline
gines have been shipped. The com
has orders on hand for over - engir
Henry Marshall. who went Monda
Jonesville to work at his trade, d1
the past month has laid over 700 rol
wall paper.-Dr. George s. Bdwell
chased Monday the town house on s.
street owned by Mrs. Melvin Greend
Miss Ida Town; consideration Sal
Fred Mould Of Morrisville was in
Monday.-George W. Morse is i'll.
F. w. Elliott treasurer OF the
lington Trust CO., was a guest of
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Elliott,
day.-Stephen Craft, who has been
at Mrs. Florence Guptils for five u
has finished work there and went
day to his home in Worcester, MI
The following members OF the seniorI
have attained the highest rank In sell
ship during their high school course:
Grace Manning, Miss Ethel Morrison. |
Gertrude Miller and Miss Mayvelle |
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER


A'iansenie''ls were o'l'p'e,eu nui
LAY ioi '"c srau"a.''s eNe,r'ses d. 'ne
,Not''pei'er "ish sc"oo'' VINO" wiz pe
.'eiu wednesday evening June 10
MISS florence heelock ialiS the ho'lot
vi Na'euictor'ah ana MiSs KUN iehpie-
'on Will nave the saIutd'orE' lhere are
l. members OF the graduating CLASS th's
year Inc class day parts nave been as
sisneu as ioiioWs: ClaSs GRAFTON. Harolo
Jones; class WILL arthur Iherlaur
Grass prophecy MISS hutH uoruon' class
history MISS HeIeh huh'''s'oh' class
orat'on, lAuhceiot CONN ESSAY MISS
Lena HIM. oratlon on lhuuslrlai Vermont
Nhi'oh DdieE'
Ihe general assu'hpSt case OF hmer-
son vs. Ladd' TO recover 'He value or
quanuty or logs Went 10 the jury IN
washington county court la'e lhurs-
DAY Afternoon May NJ Malonson
mas been granted divorce
from caleb Maionsoh OF i'arre' ihese
parues Formerly resided III hrooNnei"
ana Mr. Malonson deserted ms "l'e SIN
years ago since when tlme hotn'hs mas
peen heard from hlrn~ Inc custouS "
'he minor chliu was given 10 inc Pe'-
TONER
IL H. Gilman Of Greenneld' Mass mas
peen invited to be secretary OF the 'ooa'
l. M G. A. IN place OF HARRY ~ po''V9'
resigned and tho invitation mas oeen con-
u.',oha''F accepted II II eNl",'en nav ',,
ne Is 'lhally 'ns1eeu' ."', ",''''0" WIZ
,aNe up MS "o'N !" -N''''P''''' "0"'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-25
NORTH HYDE PARK.

l.. ?. Butts lost a valuable COW this
weelI.-C. NJ. Griswod narrowly escaped
serious accident Sunday while driving
out of his dooryard. The horse turned
rapidly and the seat came off. throwing
them to the Jackson Tibbitts
was at home from St. Adams the first
OF the week, but has returned to his
work on the Central Vermont railroad
Thermometers registered &c degrees be-
low the freezing point at an early hour
Sunday morning.-Mr. and Mrs. B. c.
Lambert were guests over Sunday at
j. G. Croker's.-George Terril and Fred
Small of Morrisville We're in town Sat
rrday evening to instruct members of
the Grange in the unwritten work. They
were entertained by j. G. Croker. and
returned home Sunday.-E. II. Kinds of
Cambridge visited his mother Mrs. Eliza
Kinds Monday.