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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
eHlls WANTS Qua ssOlsssas.


Fiiipe Sol. the consulting ensineer
q the repuhilc u Chile. Who. with
Juan " 0aglca. attorney general Of
the South American eonatry. wene
commissioned 10 come 10 the United
States and purchase locomotives and
=isins machinery. Il aesiTons 81 TAI.
ting back with him 70 Valparaiso =
score or ~ of conpeisnt AnsAriean
engineers. saYs the Philadelphia reie
graph
There ia = great field for American
eneiaeees IN Chile. said ~ SOL be
fore starting on . short trip 70 NJ.
Sgara Fails aad New York FOR a few
days There are now few engineers.
considered competnnt. in'the vast min.
Ing nelds Of ny country neslnnlna
with Philadelphia. Ne lntead 70 come
n eoniaet With thn mlni1x engineers
q M various cities we vii visit. The
sc.l Ye.zg have been scarcely tApped.
The saispeser mi1ss under The crude
methods u anskiiied engineerS are
Yieidiha unis enehAlf Of waas tAes
shvaid & q he same va vita other
nIalhs hslda.s
Have yoa fecelxed promises frem
ans mining eaetneera of philaaeiphla
to Eo 70 Chllsf be uas asked
cannot make tat pahlle wza
hls response 4 have Interviewed sas
srat They leak wlgh favor % she saE
g-slion q NJ uatlca and nayaelf.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17

The elty eouneii met IL fe9ulaE sss
slon at nlght 9Th al membsrs
present ezcepe Aldermen Davis and
Cfaschneld. TIE following business
matiea weFa taken % and disposed
q.
Tie city recorder died lis report
showing usa amount collected fof
watsf rents "a - el.ali.fl, ffom April
Il. % t'cfoteF I; tap feea collected
amounted 70 alods amount eollsofed
fof rllY licenses aggregated $50.
TIE ordinance committee asked for
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
County Sunday sshool Association

County Sunday Ssh0ol Association
Representative q The various
churches msr yesterday and ergaalsea
: Union Sunday school Association b
elecfing TIE following esnnts officers
President. I'm. NocnIIum. vInlta.
vios President Jno franklin. ~
telln.
Secretary na 4. y. swain. vInlta
Assistant secretary. J u. DarFou0h.
NInlIa.
Home vlsItiag superintendent. Mr.
FSlsue. WEIGH.
Home department woFk, MTs. Nellie
Isalenllne. Pheasant TIL.
rrImaff superintendent. Agk Per.
zHlnz. ylHIia.
Temperance superintendent. Nn
lem. Ylnlta.
IezshsEs training superintendent
- SUNDAY ssIlno| superintendent Is
osnffa|la. ana Hm eleap|na of Ian
EzAll&
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
CATTLE GUARD CAUSE
OF TWO BAPfS DEATH

Lofain, Q, oet 8-aAths~ Go.
cki, 5 Yeafs Old, a 4 tis slstsF iee
eleven gsafs Old, wee rua aoun 5. :
Lake shere an aaa klllsd lsst nIsht
on efossink D-At Amherst ana thelr
aunt MS Sophia Gloyek sas fatally
hurt
ine thzss wsrs Walking oh ths
tFaer snen the boys foot became fas
tene. n = eatts gnard. On attamft.
In 20 rescue htm bis sister alao rxeghl
nsf foot in the guard Tie woman
rs unable 70 Fslesss tlle ehlldfkn's
fest sd had stopped 70 auiacs ths llt
tie boFs sloe when freight train
hafe Gown upon them TIE ehildrps
were killed Instantly and shs woman
was badly injured she probably vi
die.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17

- "HN"r|N|"7F ~
Chelsea yesterday Aftouoon and lsfk
fof Pryor Greek today whore she VII
tsach school
The0. y. D. Frser, wife and Mrs
Dr. Foreman and wife returned SAT
urday night from 4 70 days outing on
Grand river
Ms. Sam Weaver returned % her
home az. Webh olty Saturday evening
after a few days visit with his sister,
Miss Mas Holland
Mrs Ralph Robbins daughter of
Mr. aud ars ~ ] Hutchinson A..
rived last SATURDAY irom Kansas City.
on a two weeks visit.
The Olympus OA Company brought
in their nrst sell this morning Ia Sec
a5, Twp 81. 4. ie The well produces
500 barrels of oil per dag
}. y. Orf returned from SIdeli. H.
last night where he was called % see
hls mother who Vas seFg sick. bat he
lett her much Improved in health
Mr and Mrs. r. n Alexander, Who
have been visiting Mr. Joe Harris and
wife for tire past wcek, returned 70
their home al Tulsa this morning
FouNp Ladies pocketbook contain.
ing allotment certificate and other
valuable papers Owner can get sane
By calling Al The Chieftain once and
paying for this notice. III
Secretary I'd Lee of the Commercial
club has letter from W II. sheeis
n sons u the Parker Amusement
Company stating that their engage
ment With the said eompany will close
Ia tNo weeks. They are all clever
musicians and cigar makers 1heg
want 20 locate IN good town. -.
tablish a cigar factory ana connect
themselves with the home band. Their
case will be taken under advisement
ny the club.
A plece of lnhuman cruelty Vas dis
covered hy the daughter Of one oi
Muskogees well known men when size
found a box lying by the read some
two miles west al the esty saturday
af.er,aeon, containing twelve young
y pies The dogs were 50 young
that they we're stlll blind. Some pcr
sons sith a queer seuse O. doing
things had nailed them up ia a hox
and had left them out on the prairie
TO stafve 70 death, rather than drown
them Or out them 70 death 10 some
pAlnless manner,
Mrs Hetty Green, often referred 70
As the richest uomau ln The World. Is
strongly opposed 70 international mar.
rlageS according toan latsrelew with
her, Il am glad Gladys Vanderbilt
Is not ny daughter she Is qaotea as
saying There ara thousands Of hon.
ezt young working nee IN tie uult
ed States sood enough 10 10 Any slrls
husband The girls who &c q IA.
rops 70 get their husbands. deserve
shat theg set, ard more. II my son
married a foreign woman because the
union sould bring hin atitle, | woald
dlsowu hlm.
ilsFe 4 the aAl Clamp clArg .
Missouri tAlks Abo4t pklahoma and
Ssf blashink fare The Garden Of
the Gods' A marvel Of human indus
trY, coliosAal aud enduring monu-
msnt p ths American lore q hone
4 u1ossi. progressive. commonwealth.
the sAst 70 be carved from tie mag
alIcenl empire shch tsdeEso~
bought from Napoleon 10 : saae
~ empire greater in Possibilities than
lhaf ever which ihe Aad Ma sdoasan
saved hls ever advancing banner. or
nsef vhich tie Roman eagles as~
ehsn he seven lliiled CITY uas ms.
tfsss e tie world
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17

Aeecfalne 70 tie great demand for
seats fuf RAlph stuart N his famous
c0nedY drama, AstfuuHheagt, there
u sterf reason 70 bsl.eSe that lhis
pfudnctIon eili prove the big theal.
fIcal Fssut u tie season. Tho "a.
aneement Is s1r nne fslght only a. re
iiea Nnita theatre. Monday oal. =.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17

wlnre ms faghaf. Judge Mccain, ls =
mitch lonoFed man. having A one
tiale represented hiz district IN Coo.
essss. FxffaF heoain = : married
nan and haa one child.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17
rsv 70 pAv rAsts rwlcE,
Tressis csessd celisssprs by FsFnss.
Fui psrtona

You ha"e heard 50 mnrA about the
man eho q. fses his laxss aont sap.
pose yea essf dfeamee that us are
sronbied b. lle man Nho ulns e -
bis tAxcs txs said ! clerk 10
Nes fosk iaS electors efhce ~nat
ever Fszf ~ Sc psf % needless
wofs tf some 81 nt minded pefaons
seo hase utterly f'feoiien that thes
have aeHf ns ehee / seni bstt 4
fceslpied hill foF ssaa he oghfz ga.
ana today reeelvss ihs frs piea
eiil vita another ehees ~ teee The
lasa bad merely KlsHss st lhis btiI.
never assicea whsshef f Sas receipt
"a 81 nas and neet alsak another
eheek ffssttins ~ about he pre-
sioas one
= MAJ telephoned % me awhile
ago d SID ont the amount q thls
tasss aad aald Il ] would lef Lin
knsS before aooa BE- would pa imme
aAfeiy dropped I'll my other WeFh
10 Ieot np bis Indebtedness Il fhs
eitg ana discovered that he haa iAid
bis hlll three weeks pfevlsaais Whsf
told him b. merelg lAs8hea ana
said Ne guessed he hAA en-
Another queer iklnf ahout tal'
Ia business Wouen often coms
n md paf thelf hasnandss poll -
don't snow eheehef Il Ia hecanal
theF held The peeae e because thsl
husbands aHe 80 busy - attend I.
ne matter themselves oitaa 4 4
net their hashAnds tax. but lhsg .
mea FRIENDS. and = fes 80 that thel
mea keafItis have commissions.
them = pa4 tha poIl iAzes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-17

Il We course of ouf llFet. says ne
llzIisiie.an. allhoaeh we erlts maay
letters. - have not ne fsnplssi idea
II TIE distance our banda cover whlla
travelling ever he paper
According 70 I'm. he average nan
qF eumza writes absnt 50 HoFds =
shauie. which. 9Th the - and dnNn
stroke and curves. represent some
thIag lie aFe yards. o. 80 Faf6a 80
hour 4 person therefore using hia
pea foF HaT tNp hnuFa aaY. can
hoast lhai his right hand has ioar'
nexsd 8 dI4zsnee uf 40 milez
And Ihla. 4 s6s1ia ~ remembered.
REFERS ealy % those whn write. corn
paTallxslg anHahzaH little Wien We
caHa Il the professional element. ieaF.
neIIala. eleFHf. elr uAa VaFk zlH.
seven heufa ! azs. tie Aaafes hntomc
sIaEll|nz
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
UNCLE SANS CARE
OF SICK SAILORS

In Saturdays issue of the Daily
New Mexican will appear a very in.
teresting article, fully illustrated, on
Fort Stanton, the governments big
sanatorium for consumptives at Fort
Stanton, Lincoln County. The article
is from the pen of P. M. Darlington,
surgeon in command, and describes
in detail the conduct of that wonder
full institution for the treatment of
tuberculosis patients. The sanitor.
ium has capacity of 250, although
it's patients never reach that num-
ber, varying from 1856 to 240.
The reservation, comprising the fort
extends over forty-tlree square miles
and is beautifully situated between
the White and Captain Mountains
and the hospital buildings occupy a
site at an altitude of 5000 feet. The
architecture of the buildings is Co
lonial style and they present a hand.
some appearance.
Tomorrow's article on life at Fort
Stanton should be read by -veryone
as it is of more than passing interest
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
OUTLOOK DARK
FOR SCHM|Tz
Damaging Evidence
Given in Trial of
Accused Mayor
PAID RUFF $1,000 A YEAR
French Restaurants Expend-
ed This Sum as Protec-
ton Money.

San Francisco, Calf, June T.
Jean Loupy, for eight years proprle'
tor of the Pup restaurant. but now
engaged in the saloon business was
the first witness for the prosecution
at the resumption of the Schmitz trial
today. The Pup was, before the fire,
Abe Ruefs political headquarters.
Loupy testified that on the evening
the Delmonico's liquor license was re-
yoked, he called Ruef on the tele-
phone and made an appointment with
him the next day. When he met Ruef
they discussed the matter and he said
he supposed his turn would come
next. He asked Ruef to help him and
the other French restaurants by act
ing as their attorney. Ruef agreed
10 take the case as attorney for $1,000
a year for two years.
Loupy said he then consulted with
the proprietors of Marchard's Poodle
Dog, Delmonico's and the Bay State
restaurants and they agreed to offer
Ruef $4,000 a year to protect their
licenses. He said Ruef accepted the
offer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
SOME IMPROVEMENTS
AT HOTEL PALACE
Metal Ceiling to be Installed in Lobby
and Dining Room-House Clean
ing in Progress.

House cleaning is now in progress
at the Hotel Palace. After the
guests rooms have been entirely re-
novated Manager w. H. vaughn will
have improvements made to the hos
tlery which will cost at least $1,000.
He has decided to have metal ceilings
placed in both the lobby of the hotel
and the large dining room.
Plaster has fallen in the hotel Of
flee so often that the ceiling there
is mass of patches which even CO.
pious applications of paint fail to con-
ceal, Mr.. Vaughn has come to the
conclusion that it would be cheaper
to have sheet iron ceiling installed
there than to have it replastered and
while he is about it decided to have a
metal ceiling also placed in the main
dining room. Other Improvements
will be made which will include paint
ing Of the woodwork
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
AGED RESIDENT OF
CITY PASSES AWAY

Lorenzo Martinez died this morn.
ing at 11;30 o'clock at the family
residence on Hillside Avenue. He had
been in declining health for some tim
suffering from the infirmities Of ad
vanced age which was the cause of
his demise. At the time of his death
he was about seventy.two years of
age. Surviving him are his widow,
five sons and one daughter Pablo
Martinez the travelling salesman who
represents H. b. Cartwright and Broth
er and the Seligman Brothers Com
pany of this city is one of the sons,
He is out of town at present, but is
expected to arrive here tomorrow
from Taos.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
COMMISSIONERS TO
FINISH WORK TODAY
Chairman Sparks Stated That Board
Would Be Through Examining Tax
Schedules This Evening"

The Board of County Commission.
ers spent another busy day today ex.
aminlng the tax schedules of precincts
Il and lS Chairman Sparks stated
early this afternoon that the commits.
sloners would undoubtedly finish their
work AS an equalization board by
evening
AT today's session the board in.
creased the assessed valuation of the
property o fMarcos Castillo on which
he recently built a dwelling from $500
to $500.
The assessment on real estate of
Mrs. |. B. Hanna in this city was in.
creased from $2,400 to $4,000.
The tax assessment on DR.. J. M
Diazs sanitarium and residence was
finally fixed at $1,000. Three hundred
dollars was the assessed valuation
placed upon the sanitarium furniture.
The board disallowed tax exemp.
tion to Juan Olivas of Precinct II.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
TELEPHONE LINES
THROUGH RESERVES
Colorado Telephone Company Will Be
Allowed to Run Its Wires Through
National Forests.

Washington, June "A contract
has been signed by the Colorado Tele-
phone Company with the forest ser
vice by which the conarany grants
various concessions in consideration
of the free right-of-way for it's lines
over the national forests The forest
service will receive free use OF the
company's lines through the national
forests for official messages and half
rates for the use of its lines between
points situated beyond the boundar-
les OF the forests The service will
also receive special rates from the
company for the purchase of instru-
ments and line supplies.
The company will construct lines in
many cases in cooperation with the
service. Free use of timber is grant
ed to the company for poles in the
construction of lines in the national
forests and pole timber will be sold
to the company when needed for lines
built outside of the forests. The con-
tract will be of great mutual adyant-
age to the service and to the COM
pany since the telephone company is
at present technically trespassing up
on the national forest land in most
cases.
The better connection will insure
greater protection of the national for
ests from fire and permit the rapid
transaction of business with the users
Of the national forests
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
QUARREL ENDS
IN MURDER
Romualdo Dominguez Shoots Manuel
Vaienzuea to Death at San
Antonio.
Special to The New Mexican.

Special to The New Mexican.
Socorro N. NJ, June 7.--Romualdo
Dominguez shot and instantly killed
Manuel Valenzuela at San Antonio,
this county, at an early hour this
morning The murderer gave himself
up after the shooting and is now in
jail here.
Dominguez, who Is twenty eight
years old, laid in wait for his victim,
a young man twenty-four years old,
outside the saloon of Jacobo Armijo
and as the latter stepped from the
door he shot him. Dominguez used
As Colts revolver, At the time he
was killed Valenzuela was carrying
44-calibre Winchester, but Dominguez
fired before he could raise his gun.
Pleads Self Defense.
The shooting created much excite.
ment and after Immediately after his
arrest Dominguez was brought here
and placed in the county Jail. The
AiN'N'A' lioo q SldlclItuI III
which he states that he shot Valen.
zuela in self defense. When asked
why he laid in wait for Valenzuela he
said that he knew the latter was car.
ryinS a gun intent on killing him on
sight and therefore he took no
chances.
Shooting Followed Quarrel
Both men had been drinking during
the night and the killing was result
OF a quarrel earlier in the evening
between Dominguez and partner OF
the dead man, in which Dominguez
took two shots at his antagonist but
failed to hit him.
Both men were up to few days ago
warm friends, They are both mar
ried
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
Santa Fe Explorers
Discover 2 More
Passageways
ON TRIP FOUR DAYS
Local Committee Examines
Suitable Routes to Wonder
land to Attract Tourists.

After spending four days examining
the trails traversinp the cliff dwelling
region of Pajarito Park, Judge A. ]
Abbott, Professor W. f. Garrison and
A. B, Craycraft, the committee ap
pointed for this purpose by the Santa
Fe Archaeological Society returned
last evening to Santa Fe. They are
we'll satisfied with the result of their
trip which embraced much of the hith.
erto uneXplored parts OF this wonder
land lying at the very door Of this city.
Discover New Trails Into Frijoies,
The trio found two trails leading
into the picturesque Frijoles Canon
from the east which have escaped the
notice of previous latter day explor-
ers. Over one of these trails a vehi.
Gle can approach within mile of the
bottom of the abyss while the other,
like two discovered some time ago,
are only wide enough to permit the
passage Of a horse or burro. The
wagon trail can only be reached by
circuitous journey of about forty-fye
miles from Santa Fe
Visit Many Points Of Interest.
The Santa Fe party, after leaving
the city first went to White Water
Canon and thence in Frijoles Canon.
Travelling thence by way of Pharaoh's
peak the explorers descended into All
mo Canon. Thence they went up the
mountain trail across into the Colo
RADIO Canon and into the Painted Cave,
In this painted cave there are between
$50 and l60 different figures repre-
sented and they are in good state
of preservation. From there they WIS.,
tied the Stone Lions and then pro-
ceeded to Cochiti Canon. They spent
one night In the cliff ruins.
Pajarito Park Rivals Grand Canon.
IF these ancient cliff dwellings and
other wonders of this section were ex-
plotted by the railroads Santa Fe
would become one of the most famous
cities for summer tourists in the coun-
try" remarked one of the party who
was describing with enthusiasm the
grandeur Of scenery and the remark
able prehistoric objects to be seen,
Grand Canon can not compare with
the wonders of this section he added
Pajarito Park to Be Advertised.
The Santa Feans undertook this
trip with the end in view of picking
out the best routes from here to Pa
jarto Park. These trails will be put
in first class condition, and money for
that purpose is now being raised. With
cooperation of the railroads it is be-
lieved that the tourist travel to this
city could be greatly increased as In
addition to an uneXcelled climate
there are so many scenic and historic
attractions in the vicinity besides the
relics of stone age
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
RIO ARRlBA COUNTY
COURT OPENS MONDAY

The June term of the district court
of Rio Arriba County will convene at
TERRA Amarillo, Monday, June TO-
Judge John R. McFie, the presiding
Judge. will leave tomorrow for TERRA
Amarillo, via the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad. He will be accom-
panied by Harry s. Clancy as court
stenographer and George w. Armijo
as court interpreter. District Clerk
A. M. Bergere, who is now in Denver
will join the party at Antonito.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
FOREST SERVICE FINISHES
RIO BONlTO TREE NURSERY

Fort stanton, N. M, June 1.-THE
United States forest service has COM
pleted the tree nursery upon which
work was commenced about two
months ago. The establishment of
this nursery is of vast Importance to
the settlers in the Rio Bonito Valley,
as the trees grown will, about three
years hence, be planted on the water
shed of the Rio Bonito, where they
will perform the function of conserv-
ing much of the water, thereby regu-
lating the flow of the river. The con-
duct of this work has been under Fl.
G. Turner, planting assistant, forest
service.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
CAPTAIN LEAHY
CALLS ON GARFIELD
New Mexican in National Capital on
important Mssion-To See Presi-
dent Tomorrow
Special 10 the New nlexican.

Special 10 the New Mexican.
Washington, June 7-CaDtain David
j. Leahy Of Las Vegas. AS.
sistant L. S. Attorney for New
Mexico, has arrived in the National
Capital and today had an interview
with f. H. Newell, chief of the Re
clamation Service in reference to the
construction of the proposed reser-
voir on the Las Vegas land grant.
Captain Leahy saw secretary of the
Interior Garfield this afternoon He
also called yesterday on William Loeb
at the White House and call with
President Roosevelt was arranged for
Captain Leahy for tomorrow fore.
noon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-07
DENVER WOMAN is
DROWNED IN LONDON

New York, June IF. J. Rezille, a
friend OF Mrs. E. M. Mclean. who was
drowned in the Thames River with
Otto Elterich, Of New York, received a
cablegram today from Miss Memory
who was with Mrs. Mclean in London
telling Of the drowning, Rezille says
Mrs. Mclean was the widow of Ar
thur "a. Mclean. wealthy lumber
man, who lived in Denver and Chi
cago.