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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27
BILL TO REGULATE
PRACTICE MEDICINE
In Territory Being Prepared by En-
inent Members Medical Profession
Will Protect People.

The following eminent members OF
the medical profession in New Mexico
have been In the city several days al
work with the Committee on Judiciary
OF the House of Representatives in
the preparation of bill defining the
practice Of medicine in New Mexico:
DR.. T. B. Hart, of Ration; DR.. d. B.
Black, of East Las Vegas, and DR.. W
l.. Radcliffe, of Belen.
| A bill to that effect had been in
troduced some time ago, which, how
ever, met with opposition, hence the
arrival Of the three physicians in this
city and the work which they have
engaged in. They have consulted with
the local members of the profession
and have also had several meetings
with members Of the Legislative Com
mittee on judiciary, one of them night
before last which lasted until half
past eleven O'Clock.
1t seems that a draft of bill which
will be suitable to all interests and
which will protect the people of New
Mexico from the wlles of alleged medi.
cine men has been fully agreed upon
and will be favorably reported by the
Committee on Judiciary One of the
principal points at issue was the pro.
vision in the bill first introduced
which directed that no license should
be granted to an applicant to practice
medicine in New Mexico unless he was
graduate of recognized medical
college and also passed satisfactory
examination by the Board of Health
of the Territory, except in cases
where applicants hailed from states in
which reciprocity arrangement with
New Mexico is in force.
In the draft which has been agreed
upon and which will be submitted for
action by the Assembly. 1t will be
provided that applicants for licenses
to practice medicine in New Mexico
must be graduates of recognized medi-
cine colleges; such can and will be
admitted without examination by the
New Mexico Board while graduates
from colleges and medical schools not
up to the standard of those given by
the Association Of American Medical
Colleges will have to pass personal
examination to be prescribed by the
Board of Health.
All other sections in the bill which
contains twelve sections, are salts.
factory to the medical profession and
have been recommended for favorable
action by the Assembly, by six out Of
the seven medical associations In the
Territory and by a great majority OF
the medical practitioners in New Mex
leo. The bill also contains a provi-
SO that nothing in 1t shall conflict
with the practice Of Osteopathy as
now recognized by law.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27

and second time by title and ordered
translated, printed and referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill Number 1856, by Mr.. Holt,
an act fixing the time for holding dis
trict court in Otero and other coun.
ties. The bill was read the first and
second time by title and upon motion
of Mr.. Holt seconded and carried, the
third time in full preparatory to its
passage. Upon motion OF Mr.. Holt
the bill then passed the House by
unanimous vote.
The House adjourned at 4 o'clock
until 2 p. m. tomorrow.
The full report Of the proceedings
will be published In tomorrow's Issue
Of this paper. N
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27
KILLED BY DEADLY
AMMONIA FUMES
Two Firemen Perished and Many
Were Overcome While Fighting
Cellar Fire in New York.

New York, Feb. 27.--Two flremen
were killed and eleven others were
rendered unconscious by deadly am.
monia fumes at fire today in the
basement Of a building on Eighth Ave
nue.. The condition of two of the un.
conscious firemen is serious. But for
the heroic work of the rescuing par.
ties, the death list would have been
much larger. The fire melted coup.
ling of the ammonia pipes connecting
with the cold storage plant of mar.
ket and the two firemen who died
were overcome by the deadly fumes.
The Others were overcome while res.
culng their comrades. The financial
loss was small.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27
Roswell and brought suit to recover
damages for $4,000.

Roswell and brought suit to recover
damages for $4,000.
Opinions were handed down in 9th
er cases as follows
No. 1174, Willie r. Cannon, plain.
tiff in error. VS.. Louis w, Gales, de-
fendant in error. Judgment of district
court of Sierra County affirmed.
No. 1922, Territory Of New Mexico,
ex REL, Bird s. Coler, and +. T. Chap.
man, appellees, VS.. Board Of County
Commissioners, OF Santa Fe County,
appellant. Judgment of district court
of Santa Fe County modified and af
tirmed as so modified.
No. 1923, Territory of New Mexico
ex rel, Bird s. Coler, and E. T. Chap.
man, appellees, VS.. Board of County
Commissioners Of Santa Fe County
appellant. Judgment of district
court Of Santa Fe County modified
and affirmed as SO modified.
No. 1869. Alexander M. Hendry,
plaintiff in error, VS.. H. B. Cartwright,
defendant in error. Judgment Of dis.
trict court of Santa Fe County af-
firmed.
No. 1105, James N. Upton appellee,
VS.. Santa Rita Mining Company, ap-
pellant. Judgment of district court of
Grant County affirmed.
No. 1l06, Santa Rita Mining Com
pany, plaintiff in error, VS.. James N.
Upton, defendant in error. Judgment
of district court OF Grant County af-
firmed.
No. 1871, Peter Kitchen, appellee,
VS.. George Schuster, appellant. Judg.
ment of district court of Bernalillo
County reversed.
No 1927, Territory Of New Mexico,
appellant, VS.. John Mills, ct al, ap.
pellees. Judgment OF district court
of Eddy County reversed and case re-
No. 1144, Perfecto Armijo, appellee,
VS.. ]. A. Henry, appellant. Judgment
of district court OF Bernalillo County
reversed.
No. 1854, Southern Car Manufactur-
ing Company, appellant, VS.. Warren
Wagner. appellee. Judgment of dis
trict court of Chaves County reversed.
Motions to dismiss appeals we're oy-
erruled In cases No. 1101, Roman T..
Baca, ct al, plaintiffs, Filomena Perea
de Otero, ct al. intervenors, appel
lants, VS.. Santiago Anaya, ct al, ap-
pellees, and No. 1895, United States
of America, appellee, vs.. Jesus NJ.
appellant
In the former cause the appellees
were given thirty days In which to
file briefs and the appellants ten days
thereafter for reply. In the latter
case a diminution Of the record was
granted and thirty days given appel
lants in which to file briefs
Professor A. B. Stroup Of Albuquer-
que, superintendent of schools of Ber.
nalillo County. and G. Il. Harrington,
of CLAYTON, were admitted to practice
law in New Mexico today upon exam
ination.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon adjourn
ment was taken until Monday, August
10Th.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27
SHAKE.UP IN
POSTAL CIRCLES
second Assistant Postmaster General
Quits-other designations
Expected.

Washington, Feb. 81 President
Roosevelt today accepted the resigna-
tion of Second Assistant Postmaster
General W. s. shallenbarger Repre-.
sentative James T. McCleary, of Min.
nesota, who retires from Congress at
the close of the present session will
be appointed as Shallenbarger's sue.
cessor. The resignation Of Third AS,
sistant Postmaster General Edwin G.
Madden, is expected to be submitted
IN a day or two. No intimation of his
successor has been given.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27
MEXICAN BANDITS
BUTCHER RURALES
surprise Small Force of Governmen Mt
Troops Near Tepie, Mexico, Max.
ing Short Work of Them.

San Antonio, Texas. Feb. 27.--A dis
patch from Mazatlaa, Mexico, says
that six government rurales as they
lay asleep in the shelter of some
rocks in the vicinity of Tepic, were
butchered by the notorious bandit En-
rique Chaves and his band yesterday.
The rancnmen and farmers in the Te-
pic district are in an excitable state
bordering on a panic, as it Is rumored
that Chaves has gathered around him
a force OF men as bloody and as cruel
as himself. Many efforts have been
made to capture Chaves during the
last few months but all have failed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27
POLITICAL OFFENDERS
PLACED IN CHAINS
Russia Adopts Drastic Measures to
ouell Revolt Among Government
Prisoners In South Siberia,

st, Petersburg. Feb. 27.-Serious
disorders have broken out among the
government convicts at the Akatui
silver mines in South Siberia, on ac-
count OF the strict discipline. One
hundred and fifty high political Of
tenders have been placed In chains
and many, including number OF
women have been removed to the pris-
ons used for the confinemet Of CON-
mon criminals
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27
TRAINS MEET
HEAD.ON IN FOG
Bad Wreck on Wabash Railroad in
Missouri Resulted In One Death
and Injury to Many

Mexico. Mo-, Feb 27--During a
heavy fog this morning an east bound
accommodation train on the Wabash
Railroad and west bound freight
train collided in the railroad yards
here The engineer of the passenger
train was killed and twenty passen.
gers were injured, four seriously.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27
j. S. SHOULD
OWN RAILROADS
According to SEN
ator Patterson of
Colorado
ADDRESSES THE SENATE
Thinks This Only Solution
For Existing Evils..-To
Come Eventually.

Washington, Feb 27-Senator
Thomas ~ Patterson of Colorado in
an address before the Senate today
made strong plea for government
ownership of railroads. He predicted
that such conditions would be brought
about within the life time of the pres
ent members of the Senate, but he
did not anticipate any speedy action
in that direction.
Gradually Becoming More Arrogant.
The railroads declared Senator Pat
terson were growing more arrogant
each year. and as he saw little or no
relief in the present rate law he be.
lieved that government control OF all
railroads would supply the only rene
dy.
Cited Many Instances
To show the value of his ideas Sen.
ator Patterson presented figures from
ffty-nine countries showing the pres
ence OF government ownership of rail-
roads in some form and he saw
steadily increasing sentiment In that
direction In the United States.
Their Estimated Value.
According TO the Colorado Senator,
the American railroads are valued at
between eleven and twelve billion dol
lars. They could be obtained by con-
demnation proceedings and the finan-
cial end of the deal could be covered
by a mortage backed by the govern
ment's guarantee that it would be
paid.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-27

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try New Mexican want ad. It will
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LevsRtsndO False TestimOniO.

La semana pasada publieamOs In
noticia del robo de escalamiento per-
petrado en- Ia ferreteria de Mr..
Oehring, en- la Plaza Nueva, En- CO.
neccion con este asunto ell mariscal de
Ia ciudad, Ben Coles, crey6 haber ha-
llado el rastro del ladron siguiendo
las rodadas que hizo el vehtculo de
un hunesto Mexieano de esta ciudad,
el Sir. Vibian B. Chavez, y puso bajo
arresto al sospecho, obteniendO al
mismo tempo una 0rden de cateo pa
ra esculcar su casa, 10 Cual hizo
quebrando Ia puerta, no obstante que
el Sr, Chavez le ofreci0 darle la llave
para que entrara. FL resutado fu6
que Coles no encOntr0 en- la casa de
Chavez, nj siquiera huella de Ios
efectos robados, aunque en- su afan de
buscarlos volvi6 al reyes tOdo cuantc
en- ella habia.
rs un heeho bien sabid0 que el ma.
riscal tiene tan p(sima opinion de to.
dos los MeXielnos, que con solo que
10 sean, cree Necf eu ellos el instintc
de ladrones. Parece que Chavez te.
MIA rentada, (eNa de Ia ferreteria dt
Gehring, una pieza en- la cual ha es
tado almacentndo grano que ha esta-
do comprandc, 7 teniendo que saeal
una parte del grano trajo un vehfculc
por el lado de callejon para cargar q
mismo Y trasladarlo una caballeri-
IN en- el hotel lie Roy. Coles crey6
yer en- las huellas del vehiculo el ras
tro del ladrn y en- clio fund6 ST
arresto Y cateo.
Chavez di0 lianzas para compare
Ger ante 81 iuagado dc paz y en- la fe
cha del comporendo Sc present0 par
ser iuzgado, zero eual fde su sorpre
sa al yer que el quejan.e no compa
n,i6. Cnavtz iasisti0 en- que Sc /,
\ juzgara, pero 81 juez le dljo que Z
quejaute no deseaba segulr adelant'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-09
AtentadO Criminal para Desearrilar
un tren de PasajerOs.

Al no haber sido por la vigilancia
y agilidad para detener su tren, del
maquluista que conducia el tren No.
10, el Martes pasado, Dios sabe Guam
tas desgracias Sc habrian registmdo,
debid0 al brutal atentado de Jose
Martinez para descarrilar el tren. El
diario de esh eiudad describe asi el
incidente:
"Cuaudo el tren No. 10 Sc aproXi-
maha a Ia estacion de 0nava, Ada
1;20 p. NJ, el maquinista Norman,
que manelaba el ingenlo, observe que
un hombre cOrria hacia Ia via, arras-
trando una pesada barra de hero
que puso al traves de los rieles direc-
tamente al frente del tren que cami-
naba con velocidad. Realizando en-
el instante que Sc hacia un atentado
para descarrilar el tren, el ingenieso
aplic0 las maneas de emergencia. El
repentino choque ocasionado por las
maneas arroj6 q muchoS de los pasa-
jeros de sus asientos, pero fue el me-
dio de salvarles la vida. Cincuenta
pies adelante de la maquina estabe
atravesada la barra de hierro que Sc
habia intentado como instrumento de
muerte.
"Despues de haber detenido el tren,
el maquinista salt6 en- persecution del
descarrilador, cogiendolo tras una ca
If1ra SO media milla, y hubo gran
dihcutad en- impedir que ic smotipe
ran algunos de los pasajeros cuyas
vidas hahia puesto EN- peligro.
"El h0mbre, que diio que su NOM
bre es jose Martinez, fue puesto Eajo
Ia custodia del conductor del tren No.
/ y traido la ciudad, siendo prime
ramente lleyado 4 la oficina del supe
rintendente y despues Ia carcel,
donde est6 retenldO.o
Martinez mantiene una Indifferent
cia est0lida, rehusando dar motive
alguno de su atentado aunque ha adj
mitido que puso la barra sobre los
rieles.
Entendemos que Martinez es yeci-
no de la Plaza de Las Vegas y yerno
del iinado Vicente Truiillo, y que
siempre In sido muchacho muy quie-
to & incapaz de hacer NAL, de 10 cual
Sc deduce que debe haber perdido el
| iuieio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-09
NuevO EscandalO en- Ia COnducta de
Ia Carcel.

La noche del Domingo pasado Sc
escape de Ia custodia de un0 de los
guardias de la carcel un prisionero de
nomhre F'loreneio Pine, y el percance
registra uno de los easos mas eseanda-
Iosos que registra la historic official
del Condado de San Miguel y en- toda
pr0babiliiad dc cualquier otro conda-
dado del Territorio.
Parece que ei guariia Brama, pidid
permiso del cafcelero principal para
sacar la plaza al prisionero Pine,
eoncedido el cull Sc fua para la canti-
ma de Benigno Martinez, comisiona-
do de condado ymiembro del c0ncilio
de Ia Plaza. Ali levantaron el codo
ambos hasta ponerse ebrio el guardie.
Siguiendo la parranda, Sc enc0ntra-
ron al lado del cuartel de los bombe-
ros con una pacota de muchachos, Y
como el aguardiente estaba montado
en- su trono no tard0 en- armarse una
camorra en- que fue golpeado el guar
dio, perdiendo hasta la pistola, y en-
esas y en- otras, el prisionero tom0 las
de villadiego, per0 segun hemos sa-
bido, al siguiente dia volvi0 solo d Ia
carcel, habiendo lido hasta la Plazs
de Arriba.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-09
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo De NOWEMBRE DE 1907

en- dias pasados en- connection con Ia
administration de Ia merced. Mr..
Max N0rdhaus, cuyO titulo al terre-
no que reclama en- el Olo de la Tru-
cha ha sido disputado por los mismos
iideic0misariOs, ha cortado como cua-
tr0cientos mil pics de madeira, Y si-
que eortando sin interruption, aun en-
los terrenos del rio y a 10 largo del
camin0. Don Margarito Romero re-
clam titulo p0r is amos de possession,
4 un terreno adpaoente al reelamo del
Sr. Nordhaus, y en- dias pasados hiz0
c0rtar como amos veinte palOs para
vigas, para su usO personal, E inme-
diatamente fue servido con un auto
de restriction Y Sc le impidi0 de Sc
guir cortandO MADEIRA en- terrenO al
cual reclama teuer buen titulo legal.
Nosotros, por supuest0 no sabemos
en- cuanto Il Ia legalidad del titulo
de un0 0 de OtrO de los cabalierOs
menciOnados y solo sabemos que am
bos son dlsputados, pero no compren-
demos el motive de Ia discrimination,
en- delar d uu0 que corte la MADEIRA Y
Sc ristrinja al otrO cuando los dos des-
cansan s0bre ei mismo terreno de re-
clamo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-09
NUN. 40
LlGA DE ESTAD0 DEL CONDADO
DE SAN MIGUEL.
Sc PrOpone que el Cobernador Curry
Este Preseute para el dia de Ia
Organization.

En- una Iunta tenida el martes de
esta semana, en- el local de Ia CANA
IA de Comercio, por los comisiOna-
dos de las organizaci0nes CONFER
clales de la Ciudad v Plaza de
Las Vegas y por los presidentes de
las comisiones centrales de c0ndado,
dem0crata y republican,, Sc aeord6
pedir Ia cooperation de los MayOres
de ambas municipalities Y de los
presidentes de las dos Camaras de
Comercio con el fin de lograr que la
formacion de una liga local de estado
sea el mOvimiento mas entusiasta &c
su clase tenido en- el Territorio. la
junta de organization debera tenerse
en- Ia Opera de Duncan en- una fecha
que sera determinada mas tarde
cuand0 Sc haya comunicado con el
gohernador Curry, 4 quien Sc propo-
ne invitar para que este presente Y
pronuncie un discurso, asi como TAM
bien otros caballeros promlnentes
del territorio.
En- Ia gran junta Sc propone tener
mdsiea, decorar propiamente Ia sala
" hacer otras cosas que lamen Ia
atencion.
Los presidentes de las comisiones
centales de eondado tienen cargo
la mission de agenciar fond0 para los
gastos de la junta y de Ia organiza-
cinn.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-09
George Money LibertsdO pOr un
JuradO.

va nuestros lect0res tienen conOci-
miento del proceso que sa le sigui0 q
George p. Money, j6ven bien conoc.-
do en- todo el territori0 n0nde en- Ia
election de 1904 fue poslulado por el
partido dem0crata para delegado al
eongresO Y quien ejerei0.el puest0 de
asistente proeumdor de los Estados
Unidos durante varios aflos en- Nue.
vo Mexico. Los numeTosos amigos
de George Money, que son muchos
entire los Neo .Mexicanns, tendran
gusto en- saber que un jurado de sus
conciudadanos ha deeretado su inO-
cencia Y justification del hOmicidiO,
habiendose probado por Ia misma evil
dencia del estado que lo hiz0 en- de-
fensa de su propia vida Y del honor
de su padre que habia sido vilmente
ealumniado. I'll siguiente despach0
da cuenta del juicio:
Carrollton, Miss, NOg, 4.-Un0 de
los veredictos mas populares iamas
rendidos en- este eOndadp, fue ell que
retorn0 el jurado el Sabado por Ia mo-
che libertando q George y. Money de
un homicidio que sc alega fue come
lido ounce amos pasadOs y por el cual
Sc retorn6 querella en- Mayo de 1907,
tras la investigation de 2e gran jura-
dos.
George p Money Sc case Y Sc tras-
lad0 para Nuevo Mexico en- 1894,
volviendo aquf dos aiios pasados y
fijando su resideneia en- Gulfport, dom
de esta ahora practicando ley. Ha-
biendo tenido noticia ie la querella
del gran jurado Immediate Y voiunia-
riamente volvi6 4 CarrOlIton y di0
tianza para su eomparencia EN- a Jul
clio. FL estado cit0 a un gran ndme-
70 de testigos y prosecute la causa
vigorosamente, pero los abogados de
Money, concurriendo con la opinion
publica, aiefecto que la causa no habia
sido probada, declinaron introdueir
d ninguno de los testigos de la defen-
sa. Sin embargo, testihcaron volunta-
riamente un gran n6mero de testigos
de los condados Gulfport, Greenwood,
Washington Y Winona, que probaron
el exeelente caracter del acusado des-
de su ninez. La causa fue sometida
sobre la evidencia del estado Y en- eli
curse de treinta minutes Money esta-
ba libre Y recibfa las felicitaeiones Y
aplausos de todo el pueblo presente.
El veredicto Supplements reiter0
la opinion de la gente que oyeron la
evidencia del estado, Mr.. Money es
muy querido y popnlar y sus amigos
endondequiera Sc nuen a el Y 4 su fa-
milia sobre su vindicacion.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-09

Don Tomas Brito y su estimable
hmilia, de FL Cuervo, estuvieron en-
la ciudad esta semana hacienda los
praparativos para ell future enlace de
su hijo, Dionisio A. Brito.
Don Nicanor Tafoya arrib0 ell
Martes de una larga estancia en- su
rancho de ri Puerto, Y nos informa
que la Plaza de Tucumcari sigue ere
clendo q pasos gigantescos.
Procedentes de Santa Fe, doude
estuyieron en- atendencia 4 Ia corte
en- un litigio de derechos de aqua,
pasaron por esta para Springer el
microbes, 81 Hon. Jesus Ma. Valdez
y Don Manuel Valdez.
El senador Malaquias Martinez, de
Taos, estuvo en- esta q principles de
la semana con ohleto de poner en- la
Escuela Normal q su hilo, el j0ven
Santiago Martinez, v de paso nos hi-
70 una agadable vista.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-09
La SituaciOn Financiera.


A iuzgar por los despachOs de los
cCntros finaneieros, Ia situacion esta
caminando en- meioria. A mas de
las grandes cantidades que el gobier-
no deposit0 en- las grandes institucio-
mes hancarias de Nueva York arrib0
a dicho puerto, procedente de Ingla-
terra, el dia s, un consignamiento de
1000, 600 en- oro Y vienen otros en-
canine que haran ascender la suma
q treinta y seis millones de pesos.
Tratabase ultimamente dc convo-
car una session extraordinaria del
congres0 con Ia mira de idear modos
Y arbitrios para aliviar la tension fl
nanciem y sc han eXpresado opinio-
mes en- pro v en- contra de tal accion,
pero Ia mayoria de los altos funcio-
narios parecen ser de opinion que no
exlste tai exigencia eXpresando con-
fianza de que no hay ningun peligro.
Por 10 tanto creemos que no Sc con-
voeara Ia session extraordinaria.
La situaci0n en- esta Comunidad
coutinda en- state quo, los giros del
clearing house, siguen circulando v
son aceptad0s generalmente por to-
dos los cOmerei0s.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-11-09

con Ia prosecution Y desech6 Ia causa,
vindicando completamente a Chavez.
Chavez estaba listo para probar con
dos personas de reputation que le
ayudaron q cargar el grano que no
habia hecb0 otra cosa y tambien que
no sali6 de su casa despues de hacer
este, pero sus acusadores t0carOn re-
tirada vindicando su buen credito Y
reputation.
EntendemOs que Chavez intenta
poner un pleito por perluicios contra
el mariscal.