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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16
SYNOPSIS OF GAME
LAWS Of THIS
TERRITORY
information of Some Import
anCe to the Numerous Hunt
ing Parties. Now to- Be Or
gained for Fall Shooting,

In reply to numerous inquiries
and for the Information of the many
hunting parties now being formed for
the fall shooting, the Morning Jour
nal gives the following brief synopsis
of the New Mexico game laws:
1t is unlawful to kill any elk noun
tain sheep, beaver, or ptarmigan,
within the confines of New Mexico.
1t is unlawful to kill any antelope,
pheasant, bob-white quail or wild pig
con within the territory of New Mex
leo for a period of five years after
passage of this act (passed in 1905)
II Is unlawful to kill trap, ensnare,
or in any manner to injure or destroy
any deer within the territory of New
Mexico, except that deer with horns
may be killed with a gun only dur
ing the period commencing October
Is. and ending November 81 of each
year. Provided that no person shall
kill or have in his possession more
than one such deer during said pc
riod in each year. (Section 1, Chap
ter 1O5, '07)
1t shall be unlawful to kill, trap,
ensnare, injure or destroy any turtle
dove within the territory Of New Mex
leo except that such birds may be
killed with gun only during the
period commencing with the 18th. day
OF July and ending with the first day
Of May Of each year. Section l.,
Chapter 105, '07,)
II shall be unlawful TO kill, trap, en-
snare or in any manner kill or de-
stroy any native or crested quail
within the territory of New Mexico.
except that such birds may be killed
with a gun only during the months
of October. November December, and
January of each. Provided, upon
representation to the board of county
commissioners of any county If PEE
tition signed by twenty-five resident
householders of any precinct in such
county. praying for the suspension of
the restrictions of this section as Ia
the killing Of quail in any such pre-
clnct, II shall be the duty of such
board to make and enter I'm the official
record OF the proceedings of such
board. an order extending the time
within which quail may be killed In
any such precinct for n period of two
months from and after the time here
inbefore limited. within which time
quail may be killed. (Sectiop 1, Chap
ter 1O5, '07)
II shall be unlawful to kill trap. en-
snare or In any manner lnjure or de-
Htroy any wild turkey. mountain
grouse or prairie chicken within the
territory of New Mexico, except that
such birds may be killed with a gun
only during the months Of October,
November and December of each
year. (Sectlon ?, Chapter 81, 'O1D
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16

Verdict of Second Degree Murder.
Alamogordo. " NJ, sept. 15.-The
jury In the Duran case. In the dis
trict court, brought in a verdict Of
murder In the second degree, after be-
ing out for about SIX hours. The case
had been on trial in the district court
since Tuesday morning.
The evidence in the main as adj
duced at the trial. was that Jose Ia
moral. who lived at Tularosa, had
gone to the home of Silverino Duran,
inNthe Tularosa canyon. on the morn
ing of the 5th of last November and
made an attempted assault on Duran's
wife
The defendant was i'll and in bed
and, on his children giving the alarm,
he went out as Zamoral was leaving
He dressed, got his gun and followed
and shot him to death, the victim liv-
ing only few hours.
The deceased had not borne a very
good regulations, but this was ruled
out at the trial. and the assault on
Duran's wife was also ruled out at
the trial.
Popular sympathy IS with Duran.
although it is generally conceded that
the mistake he made was not in KILL
ing his victim in his own yard instead
of following him.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16
HEALTH OF EX-PRESIDENT
CLEVELAND IMPROVING

Princeton, n. j., Sept. 15.-Former
President Grover Cleveland took his
usual carriage ride this afternoon. He
was out nearly two hours and was ac-
'companied by a trained nurse. Friends
of the former president say his gem
eral health is at. present better than
at any time during the past summer.
He is still subject TO indigestioni but
has not had an attack lately He also
is gouty at times, but this is not con-
sidered serious, and only affects. him
lin one foot 34 iEa
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16
SANTAFE GAME GOES
TEN INNINGS
TO A TIE
GAME CALLED TO ALLOW
BROWNS TO CATCH TRAIN
Fastest Game Of Base Ball
Ever Seen in Santa Fe
Winds Up With Score of
Seven 10 Seven in Tenth,

thpeeihi Diapatcn to the Morning journal j
Santa Fe, n. NJ, Sept. 15.-Wha.
was undoubtedly the fastest game Of
ball ever played in Santa Fe was the
game today between the Browns and
the Santa Fe team. which wound up in
the tenth inning with a score of to
Z. The tie could not be broken as
the game had to be called in order
to allow the Albuquerqueans to leave
for home. 1t was hammer and smash
ball from start 10 finish with lsbelt
for Santa Fe and Craible for Albu-
querque pitching great ball, and ev-
cry man along the line playing the
game The crowd was large and
there was a great deal OF disappoint-
ment that the game could not go on
to a decision.
The Browns played clean fast
game, making their seven runs on
hits. while several Of the Santa Fe
scores were made on errors. But four
hits were made off Craible, while Is
bell allowed nine. Craible struck out
strikeouts The Albuquerque pitcher
walked but one man and his game
throughout was clever. The contest
was one Of the most exciting New
Mexico fans have known and 1t will
require another game to satisfy the
Santa Fe fans that the Browns are
the goods. lsbell is tower of
strength To the Ancient City aggrega-
ton. although he did not prove a
match for Craible in today's game.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16
DIAZ SANITARIUM IS
NOW INCORPORATE
One Of the Hest Equipped Institutions
IN the Southwest Ready Ia Enlarge
It's Field OF Usefulness.
IsprcInl cotrc.pondenee MornInE Iaarnal. !

Especial Correspondence Morning Journal
Santa Fe. ~ NJ. Sept. 1.-THE
sanitarium In this city which has been
successfully conducted for the past
two years by DIR. j. NJ Diaz, has Just
been Incorporated with a view to en-
iargement and Improvement The In
stltutlOn Is one Of the best known In
the southwest and Is admirably
equipped for the great work which II
has undertaken. The sanitarium
which Il splendldly located has ac-
commodatlOns for thirty patients, and
n thoroughly equipped with a mod.
ern laboratory. operating rooms and
every other detail OF a strictly mod
ern hospital The managing physl-
elan. DR.. Diaz. Il a professional man
OF high standing and long experience.
The sleeping zroams while furnished
with n view 10 strict sanitation, are
luxurious and the cuisine II under the
direction Of high class chef who oas
been especially trained In this partic-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16
JOURNAL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Isl 1904

ular line Of work. Patients from all
parts of New Mexico have been resi-
dents of this sanitarium and the rep
utation is well established. The sani-
tarium under the new corporation, of
which DR.. Diaz is the head, win be en-
lafged and improved and made one
of the leading institutions of the kind
in the West
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16
Do You Think
FER Yourself ?

Or. d you OR youT mouth like . youns
bird M Eulp down Whatever food or medi-
zine maS be Oasred youf
1AN\ = = =
uhfOhNrAen intelligent thinking woman.
IN need ofOellkf from weakness, nervousness
pain and s1Ss ing then It means much 10
Jou that thsre> snE irled and trla honazi
nedelne- -oE-xAoE- -00hrQaiIIon sQld bT
eIuggllll iQE he gure of zQman's llls
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16
on INTEREST no MANY.

Foitya Kidney cure win cure any case of
kidney NJ bladder trouble that II not be-
yond The reach Of medicine. No medicine
can 90 more. J. II O'Rieiy Co
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16

The mixers Of DIT Pierrs's Pavorite Pre-
scfiption. for the cure Of weak nervous. run
doVn. over-worked debilltated pain-rscked
women. knowing this medicine 70 be- made up
Of ingredients. every one OF which has the
strongest possible Involvement OF the leading
and standsrd authorities OF the several
schools OF practice. are perfectly willing. and
in fact. are only too glad 70 print. a. thsy do.
the formula. or list Of ingredients, Of which
II Il composed. N plain EH0l6h. on eveEy
bottle-vrnpDsr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16

The formula Of DT PleTce's FavOrite Pre-
acriptiOn WI bear the most critical examina-
tion Of medical experts. for II contains no
alcohol. narcotics harmful or habli-formlnK
drags. and no agent enters into Il that ls not
highly recommended b. the mott advanced
and leading medical teachers and suthor-
ifles Of their several schools of bractica
These Aulhontlsa Escomuend The IngTsdlsnls
of Df pitlts's E5SoIIIs pfeicTip Ion Tor ne
cnFs of fsaciIr ths aame aIImenia for HhIek
nIs TcTId il1isd mEdIEIne ID advlsed,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16

No other medicine for vomaB'N Ms has any
such professiona Il endorsement ~ Dr. Pisrcss
Favorlte Prescription hes received. IN the un-
aualiaed recommendafion OF each OF Ifs
several Ingredients b. scores ofleadlnR medic
cal men of all the schools Of practice Il
such an endorsement not worthy Of Foux
eonalderationf
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16

A hoohlei q ingredients with numerous
anfhofanrr professional endofnemenls - the
lszalaf mnfitaI aal4ufilfes % this c0uHtff
I'll b mailed fffs e anS one sending name
znd address With request for same Address
- Il Y. pIsfee Baaalo n. r.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-16

AT ALBUQUERQUE. IN THE TERRITORY NEW MEXICO AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS AUGUST 22 I9O7s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29

reached more than million. From
January to August. 1903, the mortality
was 600, 600. Since then il has been in
creasing rather than falling. In 1904,
93S,O10 deaths were reported, and in
1905 more than a million.
Rufus of Ephesus, a physician who
lived long before the beginning of the
Christian era, was the first skilled OBJ
server to describe the bubonic plague.
A fragment of his work on the subject,
still preserved, says that the malady
in his time, was epidemic in Libya
Egypt and Syria. 1t ragged in Africa
for centuries, but so far as is known
it did not reach Europe until the sixth
century of our era.
When it once got foothold it
spread rapidly, and soon it began to
have victims in all the cities of the
continent. In the year 543 it killed
10000 persons in Constantinople, and
in 500 il ragged in Rome. In the four
teenth century, under the name of
the Black Death, 1t devastated the
whole of Europe. There is some doubt.
as to whether all of the epidemics as
cribed to the mysterious Black Death
were really due to bubonic, but 1t is
plain that most of them were.
In 1854 came the great plague of
London, when 10000 persons out of a
pOpuldtlOn OF less imam half a million
died. According to some authorities
the disease was introduced, by way of
Holland, from the Levant No doubt
the active agents were ships rats.
In modern times there have been
many great epidemics. In 1903 Con-
stantinople lost 10000 of her people,
and ten years later there was another
outbreak with a mortality of 10000.
The next year the bubOnic appeared in
the Balkans, and the ensuing epidemic
continued for no less than twenty
seven years. Meanwhile, the infection
spread to Greece and Italy
In 1877 a few cases were observed
in Astrakhan, Russia Within a few
weeks there were thousands of cases
and whole provinces were we'll nigh
depopulated. This epidemic is thought
to have been caused by fieas and other
insects introduced from Persia. The
number of deaths is not known, but it
is thought that it reached 100000
In China the bubonic has been preya-
lent for at least 1000 years. In the
fourteenth century there was a terri
bic epidemic and millions died. IT
spread to all the islands of the China
seas, and when the Japanese annexed
Formosa they found many cases there.
Copyright, 1907, by ]. W. Muller1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29
Mr.. BARNES, AMERICAN.
Continued from Page 10.

milo, there are other men than he in
Corsica"
AS they ride away, Barnes, gazing on
the chiefs enamored eyes, says grimly
to Edwin: THE more the alluring Sally
implores, the less chance for Saliceti.
This ends the politician, 1 imagine
Now for the other" and his eyes have
a taraway gaze as the two in pursuit
of Marina spur along the gloomy yet
romantic road toward Corte and Bas-
tia, the mOOnlit mountains on either
side seeming to smile sadly on them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29
10000 ACRES oE LAND

To be opened for settlement under
North Side Twin Falls canal on Oct
1. Excursion via o. S. L. to Twin
Falls and Shoshone, Sept. 2S, 20 and 80.
and Oct. 1. Round trip to Twin Falls,
SILL so; to Shoshone, $1115. Limit
Oct. 5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29

You can live cheaper in Salt Lake
than any place on earth. if you buy
your goods at the Railroad Wreck
Store, 2O7 State Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-29

This and the other articles to appear
in this series have been prepared by
specialists and medical men of wide
reputation. Each contributor stands
high in his field. Professional ethics
prohibit them from attaching their
names; but every statement is made
with the highest authority.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of tn" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
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of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
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In consideration of these facts
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claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
ulatlon.
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bic Bats unb nt9t Gilber. Daneben
tpirb freilid aud na4 Saels gered@
net. Gin 8aeI 1T teine W}in3e, fpns
bern Elm beftimntes @etpi9t an Seins
fiber, bos betnabe in iebem grDberen
Srt ettpas dnbers TT. 9limrt man
ba3u, bab in ben 0afenorten on Der
Rafte unb am Oangtfeftane augemetn
Stlbsrbol1ars in gebrau9 Tinb, bic
du9 tpieber ut,ter ft9 8erI9iebenbet@
ten aufneifen, 70 tann man ii9 einen
8eeriff bapon MAIDEN, tpie febr bic
an etnFd9ere unb itberi ii9tli9ere @elbs
DerbdItniffe gepDbnten WeitlGnber cine
Reform auf bieiem @ebiete tpiini9en
miiHen.
Qber aug Der 00aorie'f4en 2lrbeit
lGBt itb leiber ipenig Soffnung auf
cine fol6e fcb0pfen. @a pirb barin
su9egeben, boB etne @ereinfa9uns
onerbings i'm Sntereffe Der dusldnbi@
f9en Sirmen liege;; bod beren 3abl
belduft ii9 in gang China nur auf
etpa 1000. 9ie 5ebn fremben 8au>
fen fteben Der Sa9e bagegen I9on
tpeniger ippbltppllenb gegeniiber, neil
fie Bel bem tpe9ielnben &urTe Der oers
f9iebenen @elbarten berbienen f0nnen.
0ie 6ineiifde Resierung als iol9e
Riirbe 8prtbeiI bon elmer @elbreform
baben. 2lber bic ein5elnen MitgIieber
Der Regisrung dfs Snbibibuen perben
trosbem gans beittmmt bagegen fein,
0enn ieber Wanbarin, Der Gelb
etnntmmt, bds er pieber ab3ugeben
Bat, ptrb fih nit 5Gnben un5 6iiBen
boseeen ftrdu6en, es ftets in bsrielben
Getbart obliefern gu n,iiFen, in Der
sr es empfangen bat, neil bann man
GkB bGbf9e profit9en tpegfallen
iniirbe. Gbenio tperben bic einfluBreis
9en hineftfd6en Banten nnb bic tpobls
nabenhen 9ineiii4en Gti96ftsleiter in
ben dnsldnbifhen Gfrmen, bic foges
ndnnten &ou,prabore, ni9t fir bic
Nerbefernns Su baben fetn, Gelbit
BITE einhetmtf9en Ruufiente, bte bod
burd esne @rform beg Wliii5tpdens
tm gnHSen mir gsipinnen {6nnten, Iinb
tarr otne tpetteres bafiir. neil bel
benz iebtssn @pfem isber bofft, ben
dnbeyn dn @6Idubeit unb faufmdns
nifHer @etponbtheft au iibertreffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-22
GOma( Spriuqs NarIerp.

Dieie. eiue Der ar6sten Baumidu.
len, bietet AUDI oieles Sahr mieoer
etnen oroBen 8Drrat an Obits uno
Shattenbdumen, 8eerensObit. Ste
ben nlIer Nrt. Stolen, 8lunlena &nol.
len. Sdmereien uno Balmeu. gBir
baben feine reilenoen Naenten, t6n'
men oaber quite 8are biniger nerfau.
fen nls anoere. Sbreibt I'm unIe,
rem grDBen, elesanten 9atalDe. er
tuftet MIR &c EDrt0.
Noreffe: SttD 2ode,
Seem Sraunfels, 9erae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-22
90 lit 10.

Bir mhnidlen 10 einoringlih uno
emit, nie BUrte e8 erlnuben, su er,
fldren, oaB 6unt's Cure puIitiu,
ibneq uno permanent ieoe ssorm uon
elmer iudenoen 6autfrantbeit furiert
@arantiert, oaB cine Sbabtel beiIt.
Cine einaiee gInmenouna erihafft @r.
leidteruno.