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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-05
DOCTOR GuSTAV0 NUy0Z!

De la facultad de, ,Medic1na
de Madrid yIEx-profesor Gil.
nico..del Hospital de San Car
los,sde 'a!mismatf atfacultad, de
regresos, de..suiv madrid,
ha..e ..establecldo:.su o6cina pro-
feslonal en- la calle de Teiuan
NJ 81.
Horas de consulta de z
IA 0. m. Telefono no s326. q
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28
ELLIS SOHCERICK.

George z. Ellis pharmacist at
Taos. was, on Thursday last, mar.
rieG at Taos at the homa Of the
brides parents TO Mss Mercedes
Sehuerick. The bride is daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Alloys S.huer-
iek, her father is one Of the Oldest
sltizen Of Taos count, and~is vel
known throughou, Nortneru New
Mexico The groom is a fac yoa1S
business man of Taos The Pros
Pector with their m9uy Friends
wish them l9ag e'd = happy life.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28

The wate~ from the Colorado river is
no longer flowing into the Salton sink
ont is now winding its way down the
Colorado to the Gulf of California. This
sink lies 2OOft. below sea level. The lands
in the vicinity of this sink when irri
gaUed is very productive. The farmers
have been known to cut from eight to
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28
st. LeuiS, Raky N Uai3in G pa&ii
Completed f. mI'bP Il blh 'Ipif,


much TO develop Cola, mt
and this secuo1 ar1 l"
ple-d @om
cot.a aHlc
so.theru 20 Ute PARK, w5rir
thirty miles of red River. Cars
are running over the rood and
the road is open for freight trsfio
from ever station Oh the road arG
passenger trains will soon be pu'
on to run the full length Of the
road as it is now runni g FROM
Ration to C1marron.
Besides the connection at Rator
with the Santa Fe great railrcco
system, the Raton Range says.
'The Swastika Rou has tw
eastern connections. ~ tire Way
Of the Colorado & Southern Rail
way at Dis Moines, New Mexico,
it connect, on the north, with
Denver aud al eastern points; OF
the south, by wav Of the Colorado
& Southern Railway and .he
Rock Iajand at Ddihart, Texas.
it has another efficient eastern
connection. At Vermeio, on .he
extension of the Swastika
Route, there is a junction with
the Dawson branch of the Chica-
ca. Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
way, whereby traffic is routed to
Fl Paso and all southwestern
points, and to the Pacific coast as
we'll, by the way of the Southern
Pacific Railway. At Vermeio
traffic can also be routed for east
ern points by direct and contiau'
ous connection over the Chicago,
Rcc', Island & Pacific Railway
by. the way of Tucumcari, New
MeX1co. These several connec-
tiors give the new road an oppor-
tunity 10 render the best possible
service to ali traffic in and out of
northeastrn New Mexico. The
connections ar either end of the
Swastika Route make it possible
in case of necessity to their
freight either wy so that at no
time will they be anable to de.
livep tbeir trific unless, as will
seldom ever happen, both ends
of the road out of Raton slDulf
. be i'm passable at the same time
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28

Nicqraeusn ana Honduras have gone
to war and mas had battle or and the
troops of the former nation wers victo
rious. President Roosevslts big stick
was not in this instance successful.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28

At last a vote was taken IN United
States senate on the Smoot case. It was
a great victory forSenator Smoot as he
was retained in his seat in the senate
10y a good majority.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28

1t is hoped by all lovers of tine
sport tie bill that is now in the
Legislature abolishing the Office Of
Game Warden will not become law.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28

JIM Eittie found 5000 buriei in
The floor of an old cahiu at Wright
Greek, IN whirh thelGte William c ow
well died The money was turned over
10 he bank to ths credit of the estate.
Ration BaHge.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28

BOX 57s ELrzABErHrowN, NM
Charges For Assaying:-
c2- Gold, sO,75; Silver, s0.75; Cola sad
Silver s1.oo; Copper, IL 90; Ls4d. s1.lJ;
link, 81 90; Iron, sl.60
Prices for Other determinations
oa application.
All results GuAR4SgE-D
Subject to coatrol.
PHI. VAN ZUYLEN & Co.
AssAyERs.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28

he Philadelphia groop oGmines rear
Silver City We're lately sold to Mnwau-
iIee people for SO QUO
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28
Cleaned From Our EXCHANGES.

In runaway Poioaque Jesus Mon
toya, wife and chidl were cn the 10th,
Fatally injured.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28
CmoaI Directory.
NEW MEXICO.

w n. Audrews Delegate to Congress-
HprNert J. UaCerman Governor
:. w. Paynold 'seoretarv
y. p Bradaha~ Internal Revenue Co
" ". Tlewellyn Surveyor Generol.
w. g. Reid Attornov General.
g NJ Forater It. s Na-aNol
y q Otero ReCister land Oo'aa
Fred Muller Focpiver .aod Oa'oo
W n. y r1o'vo''vo us. Diatras Ae'v
urrar' rTqa'ov Snp't Public Tnstruot'oo
Y VI VanrN0 Troesnra
w q earSert Aodi.o-
rhaa u soeora Travaling AuAitor
w. ". 0rioir Came and Fish wordor
.A.A Keen Commiaaioner Of Public
r.oras.
hrtnur Trelford Sureriutendeut Of
oenitontiarv.
w Mile Chief Justice Supreme
Court.
John - Ncleie Dis'rlot Tu@oe
n. q. Cottnar Dietriot Attorney
A. NJ. Berrere District Cierk
TAOS COUNTY.
'ntorio G.. Tmiulo J
Dnr7oie~o Ou'ntana Commissioners
lose a. Touez
Nicolas Anava Treaeurrer
Samno' Fsquibel Recorder
Lee Hart Supt Of School
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28
ness basls

The San Francisco school cues.
ton has been settled and all seem
to be happy The Japanese chill
dren can attend the public school
but the President to satiafy the
mayor and school boar, - san
Francisco, had the fold hing a..
mendments to the immigrat bill.
"Ihat whenever the Preside sbalI
be satisfied that passports ISSUED ! any
foreign government 10 its citize to go
any country other than the nited
States or to any insular possession of
the United States, or 10 the Canal Zone
are being used for the pugpose og enabl-
ing the holders TO come 10 scootinent-
al territory Of the United 81, es to the
detriment Of labor cenditions therein,
the President may refuse to permit such
citizens Of the country issuing such pass
ports to enter the continental territory
Of The United States from such other
country or from such insuiar posses.
eions or from The CaOal Zone,o
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28

Foc First Clls3 Station cry Sc
Steve.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28
Subscribe to the PrOSDectOF:

1t is the Official Organ of tho
Red River Mining District.
It.is Che Oldest Paper in Taos
County
Ii is-the Only Paper Published
IL the Gold aud Copper Belt OF
Northern Taos County.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28
A. r. NIcIntyre.

For fine wines, iiqiors, aRd ci-
gars call at b. T. ErgenbrieBt's
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1907-02-28

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Rocky Monutain & Pnci6c Depot
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31

Shoshone Falls last Saturday |. u.
Todd, Of Chicago, ii. Nj, llebden,
of Boston. Miss Louis johnson,
state librarian at Boise and Miss
Belle Chamberlain, state suPerin-
tendelt OF public instruction, had
narrow escape from death. When
in midstream the cable broke aud
the boat started down the swift
lowing river, but fortunately before
the broken cable passed through the
last pulIey the men managed to get
hold Of IL and fasten il to beam on
the beat. This swaag the boat to-
yard the shore and held il from
going down stream. Men ON the
shore began tugging on the cable
and IN about half hour succeeded
in &c ting the boat ;sS=r enough &c
shore To make II safe Tor men u
venture out in row boats and rcscu'
the party. Some time atterward'
the ferry boat was landed ~ point
where the team could be- unloaded
Had the men not been fortnnat,
enough 10 have caugh. the cable Jus
when they did, the party wonl'
have been swept over the tails am
il ia doubtful if their bodies wonl,
ever have been rcu1|ercd.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31
HEPBURN HAS RECOVERED.
His Health Much Improved and dc
VIII Return to Idaho
About July j.

The Wallace Press says that news
has been received there TO the effect
that Senator Hepburn has almost
entirely regalned his health. lie
left his apartments for the first time
on Wednesday of last week.
The Senator will spend the next
two or three weeks in Washington,
during which time he will be en-
gagged in the work of codifying and
revising the laws of the United
States, he having been appointe
chairman of the joint committe'
from the house and senate TO per
form that work.
Several years ago congress ap
pointed a commission composed o
congressman AMI laymen for th
purpose of revising the Laws OF III
United States, the last revision ha'
ling been made in 1878. The wor
of the commission has been carrie
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31
About That Paris Franklin Road.
EntroR ExAAiNgR

EntroR EXAAiNgH
IL "a correction" by an inhucu.
tial citizen uf this place, ~ publish
ed IN your last issue. your CORES.
pondcnt IL taken 10 task for making
an alleged false report Of the gen
mans remarks before the CONNER
cial club Of Paris some few days
since. We wish To apologize 20 the
gentleman IL We reported him TO
have said good things, which should
have been credited to others.
We wrote our article Of two
weeks ago from notes taken At the
meeting. but perhaps wc were not
~ profuse in the use Of quotation
marks as We should have been.
However, wc Submitted our report
to the secretary Of the meeting be.
fore sending Il TO the Examiner for
publication, and he made the state.
ment that IL was all right. Since the
publication of tho correction" we
have submitted our former article
TO the presiding officer Of that meet
ing and he said il vas substantially
correct and that IL was A. good Z
report ~ he could have made.
/ We do wish to take np space ir
the Examiner by going Into detail
IN suhsiantiAting our former state
|, menta, but We will state that th'
author of the ..corrcction" did aug
! gest that the Rear Lake CONT!
commissioners be asked To make
liberal appropriation for the Paris
> Franklin road. and 70 that end nom
| mated his brother s. one of = CON
|, mittce of three 10 lay the matte
+ before the commissioner Al lhei
nezt meeting.
!. The gentleman heretofore teicI
4 red 70, did mol make the eompaF
: sons - u distances over the tw
!. routes ~ Franklin. Thoae oompa
: isons we're made by a. aud are co
J. rect. We believe that the rePol
published Two weeks ago reflects u
. universal feeling u the people I
N Paris
" 10 fact. the matter Of eommar
II cation with Cache valley by sage
L. road ia of considerable impotian
"a 10 ali The people of this count
"a We cannot afford to keep up "
o. roads. and the one that Hill b.
of mosi service 70 al concerned. IL
III proper road on which TO e1pend !
er peoples money.
Of CoREEsrospEsT.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31
Decoration Day.

~ their meeting "Wednesday
night the Odd Fellows ixed Sunday,
June 10, Ez ihe dag on which to
hold their annual memorial eaFr-
cisez. IL was decided % invite the
other secret orders of the elty and
the public 10 general q JON xith
them in the observance Of the day
a c0mmittss was appointed 70 aeI
with committees that may be AZ
pointed from other orders IN uask
Ing arrangements for the exercise
81 that day.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31

on up to the present time At an ex-
peqse of approximately ss75,o0O.
The results accomplished were not
satisfactory and At the last session
Of congress a JOINT committee of the
house and senate was appointed,
entirely of members OF
congress, and Senator Hepburn was
honored with the chairmanshIp OF
this committee, having entire charge
Of it's work aud expenditures.
This committee will classify the
laws of the United States and then
report to congress their recommend,
ations for such changes in the laws
as they deem necessary. This report
will be passed on by congress, and
the undertaking is one of such mag
nitude that 1t is anticipated that It's
consideration will occupy the great
er part of a session Of congress,
The senator expects TO have his re
port ready within the coming year
and that the expense oil the under
taking will not exceed $50, 900.
After completing the committed
work the Senator and Mrs. HeyburI
will 81 end two weeks in Pennsyl
wanna before returning to Idaho.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31
MINES CLOSED
Rock Springs Mines Shut Down on
Account Of Attempt to Organ
LIE a Union.

Every mine In the city of Rock
Springs Is closed, says the Miner of
Nav o5th. on account Of the attempt
to organize local branch of the
United Mine Workers Of America,
and the refusal Of the Coal Com
panies to employ any of the men
signing the roll to become members.
For some time past q number OF
organizers have been At work in this
city getting conditions in shape for
the organization of union, and on
Tuesday evening, at meeting held
in the opera house, those who de-
siren to do so, were requested TO
sign their names to the roll and
make application into this organiEa'
ton. At that time several hundred
names were received, and since then
the list has grown until now il
numbers more than one thousand.
Several meetings have been held
and in each progress has been made
in efTecting the organization. Nc
disturbance of any kind is in evl'
dence, and although the streets ar
thronged with men, there Is NJ
boistrous or unmanly conduct oI
the part of any of them.
At the present time nothing cal
be done by the men as an organiza
tion, as no charter has been receives
and no organization perfected.
The coal companies have refuses
to employ any man who has signc
; the roll TO become . member OF tn
union, and each one has been n
, questcd 20 call at the Office and r.
; ceive mis- time.
Business IN the mercantile lin'
: of the city has dropped off at lea'
r one half, the people are not buYtn
anything more than they need Il
present consumption. The buslnei
men of the town all hope To see
speedy adjustment Of the difficult
c Conditions IN Rock Springs q
quiet and peaceable and quite u
reverse of the sensational pictures
painted by some OF the newspaper
There has been no demonstrali'
and none is expected. The leads
of the organization are men Of "a
servative action and are connseli
ne their men against all forms
rowdyism. The coal comPan
1t have thousands of dollars worth
n property here aud il 10 very evid'
. that they do not want trouble.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31
Good Words for cbomberIcin.s
Cough Remedy.

People everywhere take pieasurein tea-
tlfyIng to the good qualities q Chamber
lain'a Cough Remedy. Mrs. Edward
Phillips of Barclay, Md, writes: II visa
to tell you that ] can recommend Cham
t,srlain's coBgh Remedy. NJ little giri,
Catherine. who Is two years oin, has
been taking this remeiy Whenever mhs
has had q cold since she was two months
old. About . m0uth ago ! eontEaeted
terrible cold myself, but took Chamber
lainss Cough ksfnsay and so ao0n n
vel az ever Thts rem@Iy = F0g sale by
Ritter Rros. Drug stors.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31

in their studies. We place no
physical restraint on them. We
place the pupils upon their honor
aud secure willing obedience as
soon as possible. II is true, several
pupils have escaped, but most of
them came back on their own ac-
cord. One boy went as far as
Spokane, but beat his way back to
the school and ever since has been
model pupil.
"Some of the boys are learning
trades, while others take special
interest in certain branches of farm
work. The boys and girls make all
of their own clothing, the cloth
being purchased by the bolt. One
boy took up electrical engineering
and is now capable Of running our
electric plant in every detail.
1.-The girls learn to darn, to sew,
to cook and to play the piano, and
many of them give promise of be
coming highly refined and intelligent
young ladies.
''The religious instruction given
is entirely non. sectarlan. Sunday
school IL conducted each Sunday
morning and at 3 O'Clock every Sun
day afternoon religious services are
held in turn by Methodists, Presby-
terians, Baptists and Mormons.
Those who conduct these services
do so with the express understand
ing that nothing sectarian is to be
taught in the sermons.
"We have two pianos, one organ
and one fine talking machine. Our
library at present contains so vol
umes, consisting of juvenile books
histories and standard works Of
fiction. We need more books anC
we will gladly pay the freight OF
books or magazines that any on
desires TO ship to us. 1t does no
matter how old the magazines are
Just so they are of good character.
It was the universal opinion o
the mem bers OF the club that /
d Superintendent and Mrs. Humphrie
0 the state had the right people in th
J. right place. Both have had Ion
e experience in that work, havin
e been connected with one of Il
e Iowa industrial schools for man
, years before coming to Idaho.
d short conversation with Mr.. Hun
= phries will convince any one Lii
le he Is peculiarly adapted for tn
re class of work.
'e While the cost of maintaining u
of school has been quite heavy in u
ne past, the cost in few years will
I'd reduced to the minimum, as Il
n revenue from the sale of produC
~ of the farm will go long way
be ward paying the running expens
III of the school.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31
Chamberlain Collie. Cholero ond
Dlorrboeo Remedy.

There IL probably no medicine made
that IL relied upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and DIarrh ca Remedy. During
he third of a century In which It has
been In use, people have learned that IL
ls the one remedy that never falls. When
reduced with water and sweetened u IL
pleasant to take. For sale by Ritter
Rros. Drug Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31
NEWS OF THE STATE
Review Of the Weeks Happenings
In Idaho
As CLEANED FRoM EXCHANGES
TaIes from Mountain and Vak Briefly
Told iOe B<neiil Of th< Examln
er's Readers.

Wool ia selling "a M0untaIRhome
At from Isl TO aoi cents.
Nine operations on Wood River
are being hampcrcd ON account OF
the lack of miners.
CaldwelIs Iee plant began opera
t,ons last week. II has q capacity
of six tous Of pure ice every day.
One Of Grangcville'a councilman
was tined ESQ aud costa last week
for maintaining a disordcElY hoaar.
J, X. Field. OF Nov Plymouth,
has hccn appointed A. pure TODD Ia-
npcctor To succeed l. l.. Hit, wv
signed.
The plant of the Harrison Box a
Lumber Company waa destroyed by
Ilrc las, Friday night, causing loss
of ESQ. 900,
The dcpoA'ts IN the First Nation"
al bank Of Wallace ~ the close Of
business on May 20 amounted "a
tl, aas, 90f 80,
The G. w. 4 N. Co. OF Salt
Lake, has purchased the Twin Falls
stock Of the snake River Implement
Co, and will consolidate tho two
stocks.
The pocatello city council has
passed an ordinance limiting tbs
number 81 saloons 10 II, until the
city shalt have attained population
Of $1,000.
Prra,dent Buhl of the Twin Falls
Land 4 Water Co, will prcasnt tha
town Of Buhl with a sss. 600 school
house. The building ell be coa.
struetcd oG stone
There aFr ; numteg Of cases Of
CHAMBERS among the horses in Idaho
Falls. There is AlAo quite ~ Cpl.
Iemio Of tbs disease among TIE
horses on The Twln Falls tract.
wm. Shnr,iitF. q Swan Valley
D farmer. marketed $40 head Of hogs
l Il Idaho Falls Last week. Tor which
he received saf79. lie wiIl have
. 100 head more TO sell 10 ssplsmbss.
One Of the old land marks of
: salmon waa torn down last week 70
make room for > modern two-atory
brick block. The Old balldlng waa
erected in 1897 and wAa occupied a
residence by Geo. l.. shoap fo'
. many years.
Another pioneer u Idaho hal
= answered the hnai summons N 81
! person Of John casey of Pine, -
10 more county lie came ~ Idaho 10
r. isas and lived almost the entig,
2. time In whAt j. now KlmoFe Coaniy
Il Deceased waa 70 years VI Ags.
h The supreme coaFt has hand.
dosn > dccision deelaFtng unconsti
tutional The AT which prohibits n.
. sale of liqnor .ilhln ass miles oi
camp Sbsrs ~ many a. Is men -
employed on railroad. canal. Fese
= voir OF other Kindred enterprise
The decision ~as based principal
= ON y defect 10 title.
be During the afternoon pssfoFE
aace of the selIs.FIo circus
Twin Fails last Saturday o b
lssngAl tiger bFoks from bls eags
the meBageTis. and charged into d
iay crowd killing Rath Rozslle. . fou
AZ YsArola girl. Shetland pony Al
Is niaring several other spectators
Ter. fore Il saa shot and killed ~
ths man 10 The asaienec. :. Z. Roze
and father Of the girl allied, haa b
.ith the pF0ptistoEs Of the eiFeas are
lsv ed Oh the charge of manslaught
aet alleging thai throagh earslessn'
ap- oi the keeper the tiger escaped.
- - mAM#AA ekAe - Ala kma@ss1Aa
sise. sDe the sh6W ueOuie foF kSOOa a,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-31
Thrilling Experienes On Snake River

while crossing snake river in
ferry boz, a short distance above