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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19
uN ANo LIBRE DE- suscRIcIoN.

A,cualquiera persona que nos
mande 81 dinero por cinco sus.
critores nuevos, por un ano cada
uno, lie mandaremos Ell Nuevo
Mexicano libre por un ano.
veanse los precios de suscri-
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19
Sc NECEsITAN AGENTEs.

Agentes para procurar suscri.
clones Sc necesitan en- tods par
ties del Territorio. Sc pagaran
comisiones liberales. Dirijanse
Ala Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano por particu-
ares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

al pueblo bajo el presente estatr
to, segdn el cual los asesores re
ciben cuatro por ciento do conf
sion, los colectores cuatro, po'
ciento y los procuradores de dis
trito cinco por ciento. haciend,
en- TODD trece por ciento, una cifrI
bastante alta en- tales casos.
En- la actualidad, Ia classification
de condados es hecha sobre !,
basedelos impuestos territoriales
pagados por ellos anualmente
Este no es un metodo equitativo
La classification deberia ser hechl
s0bre 10 cantidad total de recau'
daciones hechas de todas fuentes
por los colectores. Estas recau'
daciones representa- o. trabajc
hecho For los colec.ores, mientras
que bajo 81 presente metodo Ia
clasifcacien esta basada sobre
trabajo parcial solamente. Por
ejemplo, en- Ell condado de Luna,
81 collector, ..comparatlvamente
hablando, no tiene una mitad del
trabajo que tiene Ell collector del
condado de Santa Fe, porque no
hay tasacienes de cludad de algu.
ma impcrtancia yporque las levas
detasaci6n son menos numerosas.
Tanto como sea possible, debe
ser la recaudaci6n de tasaciones
delincuentes sacada de las cortes.
No hay buena raz6n para que to
das las recaudaciones no sean
tinalmente manejadas y dispues
tas por los colectores del conda-
do. Excepto en- casos donde los
contribuyentes reclaman que le.
vas ilegales han sido hechas, Ia
maquinaria de apelaciones de la
accion de asesores a cuerpos de
y de cuerpos de condado
Al Cuerpo Territorial de Iguala-
.iento, deberia ser amplia y su.
iciente para protection de todos
los interesados, la comunidad y
los contribuyentes.
Deben ser aumentados los po-
aeres del Cuerpo Territorial de
[gualamiento. A la fecha son
lemasiado circunscriptos, Y la
ltilidad del cuerpo es, por 10 con
'iguiente, muy limitada, y en-
llgunos casos doude deberia
,xistir no tiene fuerza.
Debe requerirse q los escriba.
los de condado que certitiquen
odos los traspasos de propledad
'aiz hechos 8 registrados en- sus
'dcinas, 8 los asesores de conda-
10 para r~efersncia y para uso tn
lacer las listas d~eamillaramientc.
ducha propiedad que ahora Sc
'scapa de amillaramiento seria
lescubierta y puesta en- las listas
10 amillaramiento.
Nlngun Official que recibe re-
audaciones de impuestos en- su
apacidad Official, va sea como
'rocurador de distrito 6 como
ecretario de una corte, debe ser
'ermitido de hacerloa menos que
ava sido requeridos~de dar fan
por Ell tel cumplimiento de
eber y para salvaguardia y rem
imiento exacto de tales fondos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envia a
todaslas estafetas en- Nuevo Me.
xico, y tiene una circulation
grande " creciente entire Ia gen
to inteligente y progresista del
sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

81 Nuevo Mexicanc es Ell unico 20.
pei en- Ell Territorio que publica noti-
cias por complete en- asunt0s de inte-
res. La suscriclon son solamente $3.50
al n Suscrlbanse y quedaran "a.
tisiechos Sc 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

Curacion violenta de las almorranas
SO obtiene con 81 Unguento Magico
del DR.. Shoop hecho solamente para
almorranas. Y su accion es segura
y s~atisfactoria. Almorranas con com
exon, d%olorosas, internas o externas
desauarecen como por magia con SUI
FISCHER Drug Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

Recuerden que Ell Nuevo Mcxicano
p~resenta a cada suscritor que pague
su ~suscricion adelantada con una plu.
ma de fuente como regalo. Els ell
unico papel en- ell Territorlo que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sola-
mente $3.50 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

La Compania Manufac-
toria de Joyas deFili-
grana de Santa Fe.

N.MLI NNM| .LI
uN HERMoso Y ExTENso SUR.
TIDo De LOS uLTIMOs EeTILos
pc JoYE RIA ACADIA DE SER COM.
lPRApo Y sERA vENDlDO A Loe
PREcIOs MAS BARATos Posi-.
BLEs PARA EFEcTos NuEvos.
cADA ARTlcuLo 0ARANTlxADo
COMO LEoiTiMo Y eE0uN REPRE-
SENTADO. IA FABHlcA De 10
VERA MExicANA DE FILioRANA
Ee UNA EsPEclALlDD-EL IRA.
BAJo MAS FlNo Y MEJoR EN-
EsA LlNEA Es HEcHo PoR EsTA
coMPANlA.
n. M%oNDRAG0N
Manejdaor,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

Ell departamento De obras del Nueyo
Mexicano es Ell mas bien equipado en-
Ell Territorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estlo, venid a esta oflcina y encon
trareis TODD a su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

No Sc olviden que Ell Nuevo Mexica-
no estara alerta en- 10 question de es-
tado, y 81 desean saberlas es bueno
que SO suscriban pronto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19
SED UN C~APITALISTA

NAf." -rrW
81 querels serlo. No depende on
quIenes fueron vuestros antepasados
nj en- casuaIldades afortunadas.
cuaIquler, Americana puede hacer.
sc I'm capitalista dnicamente con de.
posltar en- Z Ibanco n parte de Ca
da peso We ganarse. y ALI crecera y
Sc acumulara hasta que sea suflcien.
te grande para ser invertIdo.
Recibiremos o gusto 81 c~uenta,
por pequeRa que sea...os pagare-
mos interas sobre ella y os daremos
buen c~onsejo flnanciero 81 10 pedis.
Estamos aqul para acomodarcs en-
todas manera p~osibles. Haeed uso
do nuestra sala de recibo. EscribId
ALI vuestras cartas y venId cuando
necesitais usar ell telefono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-01-19

Periodico Official del Condado
de Sandoval.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12
STOCK. MARKET REVIEW.
Slow Improvement in Financial Condi-
 tions Affects Market.

New York, Dec. 1.-The withdrawal of effective market support except in
 spotty and irregular fashion, and the
 dull yielding tendency of prices were
 the reflection of disappointment at the tardiness with which financial condi- tions are improving. It is clear that
 a speculative party which started to advance prices and hold them over the end of the year counted upon an init
 iation before that time of the refiux of cash reserves into the larger banking centers and a relaxation of the string
 ency in all departments of the money
 market, which is a consequence. Con-
 ffdence is unimpaired that, at a given
 stage of the restoration of credits. there will be sudden and heavy refiux into bank reserves and something like redundancy of supplies in the credit markets. The impression has taken hold of the speculative element in the stock market however, that a miscal- culation has been made of the period of arrival of these conditions, and re- vised anticipations are disposed to put it forward beyond the turn of the year.
 The tone of admonition of some of the banks to speculative borrowers and the running up of the call money rate this week carry this unmistakable
 intimation. It is also known that large requirements are to be met be- fore the end of the year for maturing mercantile paper and for which means must be found to insure keeping af1oat commercial enterprises. The approach | of the year-end, too, gives rise to dis cussion of various expected reorgani- lzations and retirements both of banks land of influential stock exchange firms land denials of many of these reports do not entirely deprive them of an in- Huence on market sentiment. Such Itopics are accountable for the special weakness shown in some individual stecks, which, in turn, are a sympa-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12
thetio Inauenee on the general llgt.

thetie influence on the general list.
 A dull recovery set In after midday coicident with decline in the call money rate which eliminated in a brisk rise in the last hour Except in extreme cases the early losses were recovered and most of the favored stocks were quoted materially above yesterdays closing. Heavy short cov- ering in American. Smelling was fea- ture, and there was also conspicuous strength shown in Reading, St. Paul, the Hill stocks, Southern Pacific and Amalgamated Copper.
 Bonds were neayy, Total sales, par value, $S,OS6,OOO.
 U. s. bonds were unchanged on call.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12

The stock market was weak again yesterday morning, but later on there was sharp rally due to shorts cover ing. The rally took place when the news came out that Western Union had declared a stock dividend in place of cash dividend of If per cent. In the rally such leading issues as Reading, Union Pacific and the Hill shares more than covered considerable price losses that had taken place in the earlier trading. This movement was natural in view of the large short selling that had again taken place At the same time, dividends paid in any other form than cash are not tEe same and following the action taken by the Erie directors not so long ago In de- claring a scrip dividend do not make for confidence among investors regard ing the dividend outlook This class of stockholders is an especially large one in the case of Western Union, which for a long series of years has been an investment favorite. How ever, Western Unions poor showing was in part due to its heavy losses in the recent strike it met with.
 The advance in prices was, in a measure, due, moreover, to the con tinued improvement, though slow in the New York bank position
 VIII, ,o., +t,o fo ;,1 ,,.ioae ,otf1yo lro fa q ysterday many of the active stocks had dropped 5 u 1-2 points from last weeks high lead,
 When call money decliped to 12 per cent in the afternoon, after lend ing at 15, IS and 22 per cent, there was rejoicing in the brokerage offices
 Another point was clear also, viz. that the market is not expecting re turn to the low levels of the year. The improvement is slow. The currency premium is now six weeks old, and il would, no doubt. have disappeared had not interior banks absorbed SC much of the gold brought over iron sEurope and left smaller proportion. l share in New York city. The cur rency premium yesterday held around I per cent.
 Most of the higher-priced railroad stocks are still far away from theil low quotations reached in Octobel and November. Reading, for exam ple opened yesterday at 90 S-4 against low of 701 1-2 on October "A and Union Pacific opened at IA 7-S against 100, reached also on Octobe, "A. The low on New York Central however, is closer-91 1-2, touched oi November 21.
 Reports that the investigators of tn, department of justice had collected evidence regarding the use of fraud ulent attachments on the pier scales of the Brooklyn refinery, which may result in the indictment of many off. cers of the American Sugar Refining company, helped along the selling oi Sugar stock.
 Boston houses were still selling the copper stocks, accompanying their op. erations with pessimistic talk regard ing dividends.
 The stock market closed strong a about the highest prices of the day
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12

Boston houses were still selling the copper stocks, accompanying their op- erations with pessimistic talk regard- ing dividends.
 The stock market closed strong at about the highest prices of the day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12
The The. Union Trust Co.
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN.
 Chartered by the State of Connecticut with authority to act as Ezecutor, Ad- Ininistrator, Guardian, Receiver, or Trustee, under will or deed.
 Is legal depository or money paid in- to Court, and Public Trust Funds. acts as Trustee fol, Municipalities. Corpora tions and Indiyiduals, and administers as registrar of Stocks. Bonds or othss syldences of indebtedness, manage sink- inc funds, and do cll business such as ia usually done by Trust Companies
 It also, does a general banking busi- ness, collecting cheeks, notes. coupons. each trust Is Invested by itself and Eept separate and apart from the gen Srsi assets of the Compah,.
 Tbis Company is by law regularIv examined by the Bank Examiner of the state of Connecticut.
 HENRY L. HOTCHKISs, President
 EUGENE $. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by Kimberly, Root N Co.,, Investment Brokers, 1sS Orange
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12
NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER THURSDAY DECEMBER 2 so
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

|. sed over private wires of Prince & Nyhitely. members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office. 52 Broadway and Is Center street. New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12

< When the fall in prices eliminated ysterday many of the active stocks had dropped 5 u ' 1-2 points from last weeks high lead,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office, 52 Br adway and 1C Center street. New Haven. Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12
LATE FEATURES OF
 THE STOCK MARKET After a Spell of Weakness
 Prices Rally. BEARS HAD TO COVER Western Unions Dividend Sugar Weak Currency
 Premium Steady.

The stock market was weak again yesterday morning, but later on there was sharp rally due to shorts cover ing. The rally took place when the news came out that Western Union had declared stock dividend in place of cash dividend of If per cent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn blower & Weeks, members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes. New Haven oeice, 27 Center street.
 Boston, Dec Il.
 High.Low. .Bid. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
AIDS EPISCOPAL WORK.
The Req. C, c. Tiffany Bequeaths
1925. 900 to DeacOneSSeSI School.

The New York school for the training Of dea-
conesses of the Protestant Episcopal Church IS
the beneficiary to the extent of $l25.OOO in the
will Of the Rev. Charles Comfort Tiffany, one OF
the archdeacons Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of New York who died on August 81
This is the largest sum named in the wll' "hlfh
was attached to an application for auxiliary let
ters of administration by counsel for Laura
Wheeler Of Sharon, Conn, the eXecutriX. ana
Charles p Howe the executor. to Surrogate
Fitzgerald yesterday.
Dr Tiffany died at Northeast Harbor. Me. In
his will he described himself as resident OF
Sharon. Conn. and clergyman Of the protest.
ant Episcopal Church. The bequest to the school
for the training Of deaconesses is TO be applied
under the direction Of the Rev. DR.. w r. Hunt
ington. the rector of Grace Church, for the erec-
ton of a building to be used as school on the
grounds of the Cathedral of st. John the Divine
The building is to be q memorial to Julia wheel
el Tiffany constituted by her husband, the third
archdeacon of New York and any payments al
ready made toward the project during DR. TIT
fany's life are to be deducted from the bequest
A bequeset OF $4,000 was made for the use OF
ST. Davids Church for negroes In the Borough
Of The Bronx Five hundred dollars Of this sum
IS to be turned over to the Rev. f. G. Clifton by
the archdeaconry Of the Protestant Episcopal
church DR. Tiffany also left $4,000 in trust TO
Charles p. Rowland. who is named as eXeuctor'
The income is 10 be paid to his two iieces. Laura
Burr Tiffany and Grace c. Tiffany lor life. and
ON their deaths TO be paid to the tranng school.
The executor was also left $25,0oy in trust for
John McCIintock Tiffany, a neph.u Of the tes-
tator. The ST Paurs School of raining for
Colored People of Lawrenceville. a, receives
s25 900. Dr. Tiffany's personal eff. IS left
to his nearest relatives. The viii vas dated
February g. 1907. The value Of the tire estate
was not mentioned
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
HIS EYEB4LL SEIZED UP.
Iron7corker Subject Of Delicate
Surgical Operation.

a delicate operation performed at ST.
Gregory's Hospital yesterday when five stitches
were sewed in the eyeball of Frank Post an
iron worker. Of No. $50 Pavona avenue. Jersey
City. The wound could be seen only with tho
aid OF a magnfying glass. and it required
nearly four hours to perform the operation
Post was working the eleventh floor of the
City Investment Building. at Broadway and
Cortlandt rsteet, at an automatic rivet ma
chine. -Four stories above was another iron
worker doing the same thing and a hot rtvet
fell out of his machine and struck Post in the
left eye as he looked up on hearing a warnin ?
cry. When Post taken to ST. Gregorv's
DR.. ]. II Heacock found that fourteen fine bits
Of steel had been embedded in tho eyebau in
addition to a one-quarter inch inclsion
In the operation the physician had to use the
most delicate surgical instruments made A
silk thread was split four times, making it finer
than the finest linen thread manufactured for
making the stitches. The operation was per-
formed under large microscope, by the use
of an SO-candlepower electric searchlight
The instruments were fine they could not
be handled with the fingers. and the eve of the
needle could not be seen.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
BIG SUITS AGAINST RYAN.
Stakeholder Brings Tzco Actions to
RGCOUer LARGE Sums.

Daniel W. Burrows, Of Chicago stockholder
OF the Metropolitan Securities Company, who Is
suing to dissolve the Inter-Met.. has begun two
suits TO recover large sums from the traction
interests OF the city One suit the papers of
which were filed yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court, is begun 10 recover S25OOOO
which was paid out to John B. Mcdonald
The other suit is begun in the Supreme Court
and seeks TO recover $500 6O7 paid to Anthony
n. Brady for the Wall S Cortlandt Street Fer
ries Railway. Among the defendants in this
suit are II. II. VreeIand. Paul d. Cravath.
Thomas p Fowler. George G. Haven, James II
Hyde Edward w. Sayre. Mortimer L. Schif
Thomas f. Ryan, Harry Payne Whitney as ex-
ecutor of his fathers estate. and r. f. Brewer.
executor Of the estate OF William Z. Elkns.
In the Mcdonald action among those named are
Thomas +. Ryan. John b. Mcdonald. Oren Root.
II. II. Vreeland and Edward w. Sayre. These
suits are said to be only the beginning of SINH
lar actions by minority stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
TRANs0CEAN WIRELESS READY
Long Messages Exchanged Between Glace
Bay and Clifden.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Glace Bay Nova Scotia Oct. 15-Wireless
communication by the Marconi system between
the American continent and Great Britain will
be opened 10 the public Thursday for the
first time, messages being received at the sta
lions established at this place and at Clifden
County Galway Ireland, for transmission across
the Atlantic. This is the elimination of five
years of constant endeavor on the part of Mar
conf and his staff
Many long messages were EXCHANGED to-dav
between Marconi and the London head1uarters
chiefly by code. He also received congratulatorv
kilograms from various points In England sent
- wireless from Clifden
Great enthusiasm prevailed here when the
inventor turned over the station TO r. N Vivian
and mis- staff of operators. after a series of per-
feet test communications under commercial con-
dtions. which reported from Clifden as
entirely satisfactory. Merconi examined the sys-
TEN thoroughly while the operators were prac-
tisng to-day. He will leave here for New York
in few days on his way to England where he
Will continue the work Of increasing the gen
eral efficiency and word capacity of the system
Clifden has been advised to bs prepared to re-
ceive regular messages Thursday. and the
British post and telegraph offices have been in
formed The Western Union and Canadian Pa
cifc Railway connections to be used on this
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
NR. TAFT IN MANILA.
n Warn, WeIcome-GeneraI Smith
WiU Retain Post.

Manila, Oct. 15.-Secretary Taft arrived here
at 4:3O p. m. to-day from Hong Kong and re-
ceived an enthusiastic welcome
1he onlcial reception OF the Secretary began
with water parade which was headed by Gov
ernor General Smith, Major General Leonard
WOOD commander of the Division of the Philip
pine Islands, and Rear Admiral Hemphill, COM
manding the third squadron of the Pacific fleet.
ON landing, the Secretary was escorted to the
palace by a detachment of troops and distin-
gulshed Americans and Filipinos and was for
mally welcomed by the Mayor Of Manila and the
Governor General
Mr.. Taft, in reply. referred briefly to the great
pleasure which he felt in returning to this city.
and personally addressed a number of friends
whom he recognized in the throng
There was an informal reception and concert
at the Governors residence tonight. Mr.. Taft
Will not discuss politics international affairs
of any description until after the meeting of the
Philippine Assembly.
Mr.. Taft said that Governor Magoon, now 81
Havana, was not coming to the Philippine ISL
ands; praised the administration of Governor
General Smith, said the latter official would
remain here indefinitely, and intimated that he
would make address at the dinner to be
given in his honor on Monday. in which he
would outline the future policy OF the govern
ment toward the islands
MI. Tart was greatly touched at the popular
demonstration in his honor. Thousands Of peo-
pie lined the streets all day awaiting his ar
rival. A long programme for the secretary's
entertainment has been prepared. He Will in
spect the schools and industrial exhibits and
will visit a number Of places of interest. making
side trips to Olongapo and Caguio only.
Much discussion has been caused here by the
fact that no liquors Will be served at the enter
tafnments in Mr.. Taft's honor at the palace
This step is said TO have been taken at the
direction Of the Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
IT. MMILLAN WEEDS IN HOSPITAL.
Stricken with Typhoid on Eve of Marriage,
Ceremony Is Not Postponed.

Boston, Oct. 15.-At the Massachusetts Cen
eral Hospital to-day with only the parents of
the bride witnesses. James Thayer Mcmillan,
of Detroit, a grandson Of the late Senator Nc
MILAN. of Michigan. married Miss Anne Daven-
port Russell. OF Detroit. daughter of Henry Rus
sell general counsel of tho Michigan Central
Railroad Company The Rev. oliver D. Sewell.
Of Brookline, officiated
1t had been planned to have the wedding in
New York City to-day and the invitations for
the affair had been issued. Mr.. Mcmillan was
stricken with typhoid fever last Friday and re-
moved to the hospital. When it was certain that
the wedding could not be held in New York to-
day it was decided to have the ceremony per-
formed at the hospital. Mr.. McNIilan's condition
permitting such an arrangement.