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The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-04

Bernard Hood, of Emmet is spending today with his Uncle Ed.
 Floyd Gaines, of Stamps, is visiting the family of Maylen Bailey.
 Mr. and Mrs w. R. Barham, of Boughton, were in town yester- day afternoon.
 Fresh bread every day, at the City Restaurant and Bakery, w w. Whitworth, proprietor
 For the etirst time in the history of Prescott public school, ses- sion will be held next Saturday. This is done in order to complete thecourse in time for the closing on May 18th.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-04

! SN~>~|O~~N~~N-N.~NX~N N,>N, N.INS N>~NSC
 Do your best, and you'll be in demand.
 The prevailing idea of civic i'm prOvement is a good ball team.
 About the only thing man can tell about a woman'S dress is whether it looked good or bad.
 A man who doesn't allow any one the right to call him down oc- casionally, is likely to go to seed.
 900
 The cut flower and bon bon market could be cOrnered with out affecting very many married men.
 Getting too many invitations worries a man about as much as not getting any at all does a woman.
 Looking for a satisfactory washwoman gives the average wife about all the race problem she cares to consider.
 We predicted rain last night for the sole purpose of permit ting the Main Spring picnicers to have fair weather.
 The cold weather has made the mosquito a little late in arriving. but don't for a moment think he has cancelled his date.
 The girls get off and bless" the boys for their indifference But what the boys say about the girls is a profound secret.
 We recently saw something about girl named Merci and wondered what her name really was before she began foolinp with it.
 Yesterday was Friday, but the school children who realized that 1t meant two days vacation didn't see anything particular unluckv about it.
 You can't tell whether a girl really wants you to kiss her or not by her.resistance. It's where the kiss finally lands that gives you enlightenment.
 900
 If a man thinks of woman for two minutes when she is out of his sight, he's in love. Men ney- or think of anything but their business affairs
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-04
Snow In Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb., May 3.-Snow which in some places fell to a depth of four inches, covered the greater part of Nebraska this morning, had all the marks of a blizzard and broke all known rec ords for the month of May.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-04
Weather Forecast.

Sunday, fair and warmer.
 Temperature. Maximum "A, 40; rain fall .12
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-04
Received t0day--Best Candy yoU ever tasfed-HoWard Terry

MT. and Mrs. V. o. Buck, will arrive today from Pine Bluff on a visit to friends in Prescott.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-04
Local and Personal.

Mrs. T. J. Mendenhall, of Ross ton, is in town today.
 H. E. Bemis left yesterday on @ business trip to St. Louis.
 Secondhand shoes for sale, at E. N. McDaniel's shoe shop. Howard Terry has the best candy in town today Give your work to the Prescott Steam Laundry. They are entitled to it.
 l.. P. Beidelman and the child ren are spending the day in Little Rock.
 We regret to learn of the con- continued illness of Mrs. Ander- son Wick.
 Elmore May and Ed Gladden., of Jackson, township, are in town today.
 Miss Betsy Hinton left this morning on visit to relatives in Philadelphia
 Patronize home industry. The Prescott Steam Laundry is a home institution.
 Clothes cleaned and repaired by Mrs. J. R. Harrell. Satis- faction guaranteed.
 John Bright was in town today making preparation to begin his rounds assessing taxes the first Monday in June.
 We desire that any time our subscribers miss paper, to no- tify us by phone at once. We de- sire everyone who has subscrib- ed for the paper to get it every day.
 The Woman's Endeavor of the Christian Church will give a bazaar at the Miller House Wednesday, May s. Refresh ments will be served. Every body cordially invited.
 Misses Estelle Brown, Nellie McCaughey, and Annie Watts, of Camden, and Mary Alley, of For est City, who have been spend ing a week as guests of Miss Ma rian Waller, left this morning for home.
 Walter McKelvey, who has been holding chair in Nickel vey & Williams Barber Shop for a year or more, left yestesday for Gravelton, Mo-, where he will re main awhile. He is undecided | whether he will return or not.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-04

If the Prescott Steam Laundry didn't dogood work, they wouldn t expect your trade. They do good work, and should have your S.
 Lest y0u forget, let us re- mind you that we have Just what you need in Drugs.
 Westerly Drug Store.
 Jodie Wells, the step-son of D. J. Montgomery, while feeding a saw at the St. Mary's Wood stock Co.'S plant, suffered the loss this morning of the first two fingers on his right hand. We sympathize with the young gen tleman in the sad accident.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-04

Mrs. T. J. Mendenhall, of Ross ton, is in town today.
 H. E. Bemis left yesterday on a business trip to St Louis.
 Secondhand shoes for sale, at E. N. McDaniel's shoe shop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
GOOD VAUDEVILLE SHOW
AT THELOOkOUT PARK
". - FL III TIC 4 q J
Casino Thcater to Be Opened for
Continuous Performance To-
morrow.

Lockout Park. the Casino theater
under new name, will be opened
tomorrow afternoon with vnnde.
vile show, and during the remainder
o. the Summer there will he con.
t'huous performances at the house
every AFTERNOON at 2:30 o'clock and
every evening beginning ut 7:3O
o'clock. -
Frank II, Covait, VINO has the man,
asement OF the house. promises Il
llrst class siiow. made up OF yande.
vile acts, moving pictures and illus.
tiSlicd songs. The bill will be
changed twice weekly ana there will
be nothing In the show to offend tho
ladies' or children.
The opening bill will include the
Lfric -Four. In comedy, singing and
nahchg; Harry Howard John s.
west, Master Petite, Anna Harrl.
son. Adelinc Miller, illustrated snngs
ana moving pictures.
The general admission price will
10 cents and L. cents for reserved
seats. ~"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
FUNERAL OF MRS. WILLIAMS.
Services - Newport News Baptist
Church This Afternoon.

The funeral of Mrs. Il. l.. Williams
VIII take place this afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock at the Newport News Baptist
church. The services will be con
quoted by the pastor, Rev. w Por-
Ter, D. ID. lnterment will be made at
Greenlewn cemetery.
Mrs Williams, who was IN aged
iady, widely known and poular In
me city. died Friday at her home. 100
lhirtieth street. She Is survived by
sly children; William J. Williams. OF
lioboken. n. j.; c. l.. Williams. of
quincy. Mass: Mrs. l.. II. Lewis. of
~ onkiyn, N. y; George j. and John
y Miiliams and Mrs. X. j.. f3nrnhill,
of this city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
PIONEERS OF NEWPORT
NEWS ARE ORGANIZED
MIR. George Q. West, "The Pioneer
President OF Permanent
Society.


"Thc Pioneers OF Newport News"
Is the name of u permanent orgunl-
zatlon which has formed by the gen
tlemen who met some months ago to
FORM Il society of old residents Mr..
George Il. West, president of tho
Citizens q Marine bank, who mny he
termed "rhe Pioneer of tile city. tx
president of tho society, and tho 9th
er officers are as follows:
FIRST viccpresident--Dr A. c.
Jones.
Second vice-presi,lent Major
James IIaughton.
Trcasurcr-T NJ. Benson.
Secretary--John G. Livezoy.
Chroniclcr-W. j. helms.
constitution and bylaws have
been adopted. ana the object of the
Discrimination Is set forth To DO to CO.
lnont ana strengthen the interests OF
me older residents of the city. ANY
one 80 years of age, of good moral
character, who mas lived here for not
less than 20 Years Is eligible for
membership. 1t Is understood that
there are about sixty people In the
city who may join
me society will not meet again
uhtil October, unless special meet.
ing is called. The regular ,noepg,gs
vii be held in january, May 2 and
October, unless a special meeting ia
called, The regular meetings Will
he held IN Ianuary. May nnd octn.
nor The Initiation fec Is ST and
dues So year
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30

JURY SAYS LOWING WAS
"INSANE'', AND ACQUITS HIM

several years stcnographer In the
Offices of Nelm & Wise, which firm
recently was dissolved. Two years
ago lie left TO enter Washington and
l.ce and this year he graduated with
unusual honors ut the head of tho
class of the University. On June 81
the young man passed the State bar
examination before the Supreme
Court ut WythcVillc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
pies at Hospital

VIM Schmith n sailor died Mt the
Newport News General hospital yes
tcrlay. Funeral services will he
conducted at the Sailors Rest this
afternoon at o'clock by Rev. T.. A..
Shenk and the body will be Inferred
ut Grceniawn cemetery. The body
is being held mt. Caffee's undertaking
establishment and an effort Is being
made 10 locate friends of the de-
ceased.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
Exposition Program for Monday
s a. m.-Gates open.

u
10 CATER of weather bnreau
Earthquake Recorder, Govern A
1890 Il. Guardmomt, Twentythhd
ii a. m-Preparaion of la from
all sections of the country, G. overnment Building a
n--'iographc scenes In
dian Reservation with lecture. Interior department. Government
Building A.
l:3o p. m-Piano in Aul
y. Ill conc Audto
photographic exhibi in Yosemite
valley, Government Buildin a.
s:$o p m-JniGd States Life Saving station
~ NV
photographic lecture Yellowstone Nation.
al PARK with lecture by l. c. Culver Government Building a
4:SO to $3.50 Morgan Recital VIM Wall Whiddtt
official
m.--lnnes Auditorium
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
C. 6 0. SELLS s5,OOO,0OO
SIX PER CENT NOTES
Blair & Company Take the Whole is
sue Which is Secured by Pro.
posed Bonds.
(Bv AssocIntcd Press !

NEW YORK. June 29.-The Chesa.
peakc e Ohio Railroad Company to.
day sold S600O.000 SIX per cent notes.
secured lT S6,500,00G of the proposed
slo'Oo0,ooo Issue of the company's i'm.
proyement and equipment five per
cent bonds. The notes. which are due
July l. 1910, were purchased by Blair
G Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
WILCOX NOMINATED OVER
Carlow BY BIG MAJORITY
Light Vote PoIIed in Warwck-Holt
Gete More Than Two Votes to
Ashby's One.

a comparatively light vote was cast
In Warwick county Yesterday, the rain
keeping many people away from the
polls. Senator Holt carried the coun-
ty, receiving more than two votes to
Mr.. Ashby's one. The only other con
test was between Commemorative
Attorney p. st. G.. Wilcox. for nomina-
ton for reelection. and MIR. ]. T. Car
row. Mr.. Wilcox won by majority
of nearly two to one
Treasurer S. r. Curtis and Sheriff
(coutinuad on oa,o,,, po>
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
Chamber Of Commerce Ia Toxic
Sends q Significant Communl.
cation TO President.
GOOD DEAL OF DEFIANCE IN ri
Says That Japan is Buying Large
Quantities of American Goods and
That the Demand May Cease if the
Alleged Persecution of Japs in 'Frs-
CO Docs Not Stop.
fny Assoclhtcd pressl.

TOXIC. June 29.--At Joint meet.
Ing of seven chambers Of commerce
here 1t was resolved to address the
principal chambers Of commerce IN
America us follows. at has always
been matter of profound satisfaction
to the people of japan 10 witness the
constant growth of cordial relations
between our two countries and OF our
community of interests In the fields
Of trade and commerce.
But since last year the people IN
Il section of YOUR country have unfut-
tunately acted in manner calculated
to prejudice the Legitimate rights of
japanese people WHO have been snl,.
iected TO unjust and humillatlng trent
mcnt ut the hands of IL lnwlcss elc-
mont prevailing there. The right of
education has been denied them;
'hcir houses have repeatedly been Mt
tackled and their property DESTROYED
without the least cause or provocation
with the result that not only have thc
treaty rights of the Japanese been
Iwantonly disregarded. hut their pcie
sons and property also have been eSs
posed to serious dangers.
cit is to be extremely regretted that
such unfortunate incidents should he
allowed to occur So frequently and it
! Is feared that unless they are speed
| lily stopped, the ill-focling which our
countrymcn are now constrained to
harbor against the people of a single
section In America. may eventually
have an nnhappy effect upon the de-
| velOpment of the commercial relations
between The two nations for while
the United States is "A good customer
for our natural products. Japan is
also increasing her demand for Amer
lean Goods and promises to- become
one of the most important markets
for your cvcr-eXpnnding and prosper
IONS Industries. Should the progress
of trade and commerce between The
two uat'onS become nbstrictcd AS the
result of the nnwarrantnhlc action OF
The small section cf Your population
the loss sustained bv the two coun-
tries would IL incalculabe.
I'VE. therefore. venture to address
you and express our views on the
situation confident in the hope that
they will be shared nv YOU ana that
you will considering the matter upon
the right principles of national inter
course and the mutual advantages of
trade relations, do your best to spned-
lily eliminate the present causes of dis
cord and insure our common prosper
ity for the future
The Chambers of Commerce have
also addressed President Roosevelt
appealing to him to exert his good Of
fees toward the preservation Of good
feeling between tho two countries.
Threat to Boycott American Goods.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
Open Air Meeting Tor Men.

Open Air Meeting for Men.
meeting for men in the open air
VIII be hold on the Casino grounds
taIs afternoon Mt $3.50 o'clock. under
me auspices of the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association. Rev. J. w.
Porter. ID, d. will be the speaker A
special musical program will be
rendered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
Harvard Wins CHAMPIONSHIPS,

NEW YORK Juno 29.-IIarvard
was victorious over Yale in the final
contest between the universities for
baseball nonors at the Polo grounds
today by score of z to 2.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
A NEW LAW FIRM.
L. a. McMurran Becomes the Part
,E Ill

ner of w. j. helms.
Mr. Louis a. McMurran, who
graduated at the Washington and
Lee University this year. will be-
come the law partner of Mr.. w. j.
Mems on July 1 tomorrow Tho
firm will have its Offices at 1873 Thii.-
ty-third street, where Mr. Nelms has
had his Offices for many years.
Mr.. McMurran came here with his
mother when quite boy and was for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
Former Pisksrton Detective Tells
Of Plots Formed 10 Ruin the
Labor Organization.
DETECTIVES ACTED AS OFFICERS
Plnkcrton Men Become Officers and
us Such Were Able to Weld a
Large nfluence-Trled to Make the
Union Poor by Extravaganza
Truthfulncss of Story Attacked.
ny Associntod presas.l

BOISE, IDAHO. June 29--Morr.s
Friedman. Il former employc of the
Pinkerton Detective Agency nj Den
yer, who published his adventures and
many Of the confidential reports and
records that passed through his
hands in nm attack upon the agency,
was witness today in behalf of Will
liam ID. Haywood, charged with the
murder of former Governor Frank
Steunenpsrg. Friedman told how the
Pinkertons had sent spies into many
OF the important unions of the West
crn Federation of Miners. Fried
man has Il shock of black hair and Is
of marked Hebraic type. BY name
and operating number he identified Il
dozen detectives who succeeded in
entering or getting close to the Min
ers' unions in Colorado. He produced
voluminous copies of the reports they
mnde TO the agency for transmission
to the mine owners Friedman was
q confidential stenoerapher under
Detective Mcfarland md he also ties
lifted 1t WAS part of his duty to re-
l:cnpg the reports of the operatives rs
they reached tile office.
Fiiedmnn said that ono pinkerton
operative became chairman of the
unions strike relief committee nj
Globeville, and as such he had charge
OF all the funds aud foods disburscd
there by the local union and general
federation.
Tried to Make Union Poor.
Friedman said that under instruc-
lions from his snpcriors ut the Pink.
crton agencies this man first tried Ia
beggar the federation by the lnvisli
cxpediture in behalf of the strikers:
and failing In this, lie cut the relief
down to the lowest point of stingincss
in the hope that the members of the
union might ccnsure Haywood
Aside from the introduction of Nor.
ris Friedman, tho defense also offered
large amount Of testimony covering
Orchards credibilitv. tho dispute MS
to the time Orchard sold his interest
in the Hercules mine. the trcaimcn,
of JACK Simplsins while a prisoner in
the Idaho "bull nen." another motive
for The murder of DctcctiveI.vtc Greg
DRY. tho whipping of men friendly To
the strikers ut Cripple Greek and the
circumstances under which the pro
cesses of the civil courts ut Telluride
were dsrcgardcd by the military All
thOritics
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
HOLT AND BARRETT ARE
WINNERS in THE PRIMARY
Slate Senator Literally Sweeps
The District In Race for NonI.
nation to Succeed Himself.
RESULT OF FIGHT FOR HOUSE CLOSE

Fellows Only Thirty-four Votes Be-
hind Nominee, and Moss Last on
Tickct-Ashby Loses In City and
All Three countics-Rig Vote Poll
ed in Spite of Rain Throughout the
! Day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
Threat to Boycott American Goods

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 20
Reading between the lines of the
statement issued by the Japanese
Chamber of Commerce. assembled at
TOXIC, directed to President Roose;
welt and also to the American Cham
bers of Commerce, the officials in
Washington see clearly the implied
threat of a boycott against American
goods entering Japan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY RESULTS

Senator Hollis majority in district,
q Mr.. Barretts plurality, 80.
Majority in favor of judgeshp pri-
mary in city, 166.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30

Continued on Second Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-30

Partly cloudy and
warmer Sunday; Mon
day fair, warmer;
fresh west wind.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
La celebre Iunta
Dc MedIcos Espe-
elalIstas de AM
erica Europa Co.,
Nueva York.

Tenemos specialists para las siguientes en-
fermedades: Reumatisno, Debilidad Nerviosa,
Indigestion, Intermediates del Corazon, Mala-
ria, Asthma, Gonorrea, Caida de Cabellos, En-
fermedades Pulmonares, Intermediates Secre-
tas tanto de los Hombres como de las Mujeres,
permanente dolores de Cabeza, Intermediates
de los Rinones y del Higado, Debilidad viril, En-.
fermedades de la Mujeres y otl as curables por
la Ciencia Medica.
Gran efcasidad de ~nuetras famosas medicinas
del LaboratoriG Orosi para las Intermediates
arriba mencit nadas.
En- nuestras extensisima practica usamos
lnicamente dichos remedies sin competencia,
los cuales cnmplen con el desen del celebre Pro
fesor VuIpian emitidOs en- la Academia Francesa
de Ciencjas ell dia % de Octubr. do 1852 en- pre-.
sencia de los mas celebres hombres de Ia Glen.
cha m0derna. Ignalmente estr- radicales rene
dos son garantizados al Gobierpo de los Estadcs
Unidos como medicinas e~nteramente ..puras y Ii.
bres de todas falsi6caciones siendo matriculadas
baj0 ell n1mero 3402 con carta del / de Enero
de 1907.
Nuestra junta de Doctores Especialistas en-
combination con ell exclusive uso de ~nuestras IA
mosas medicines Orosi gnza actualmente de un
renombre sin igual, pues ha obtenido resultados
frecuentemente maravillosos Y con alto orgullo
lanzamos este anuncio entire TODD ell s~ufriente
pueblo Hispano-Americano ofreciendole nues
tras infallble y radical ayuda medica, con Ia ga
rantis, que dado Ell case n~uestras medicinas no
~resulten satisfactorias pueden ser devueltas,
con tai que 10 consumido no sobrepasa mas que
un tercio. y Ell dinero seraprontamente restituido
No tarden pues en- dirijirse a esta infalible
fuente de salud, describiendo establishments
todos los sintomas, para recuperar p~ositiva-
mente ell tesoro mas grande del mundo-LA
SALUDi
Direction: AMERICA EUROA CO., 1871 Co.
Ave-, Nueva York. h
AL escribir ~sirvanse mencionar este peri6dico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
Dsfuncion.

Sonora Dona Damacia Chavez
de esta ciudad, fallecio ell dia 1ro
de este mes q las $50 de la tarde
a Ia edad de 80 amos, despues de
estar postrada en- CANA por siete
meses; era una buena cat6lica y
pertenecia a la sociedad del sa-
grade Corazon por muchos AMOS.
'Su funeral tuvo lugar esta ma
mana partiendo ell corteio fdnebre
de Ia residencia d Ia capilla de
Guadalupe donde Sc le di6 misa
de cuerpo presente y de ALI al
semcnterio de la capilla donde
fneron sus restos sepultados.
Deja para lamentar q una hija y
a I'm hermano 81 cual reside en-
Penasco. Simpatizamos con la
afigida familia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

Mas prstss tAra IL psnltsnelarla.
Y a6n Siguen llegando. 6iete
presses nis para Ia penitenciaria
territorial Theron recibidos el
ldnes psssdoI Esta Ultima con.
sIgnacI6n vIene del condado de
Bernsfllo I cargo del alguacil
Perfecto Armijo y tres diputa-
dos.
Los presos son: DamasioH Her.
rers, sentenoiado d tres amos de
encarcela miento por el asesinato
de Jose Maria Quintana, ocurri,
do& prinolpios del mes antepasa.
do en- Chilli. Fu6 hallado cul.
pable do homicide en- tercer
grade y Sc ls do la sentencia ba-
10 los estatutos. Seg1n 81 testi
monio aducido en- 81 proceso Ia
tragedis Tue el resultado de una
rina de borrachos y ambos esta-
ban ebrios on Ia occasion; j. J..
Burns, alias 9. D. Dawson, fuG
.convicto de Justification y sen.
onntn1o A 49, , q l. -~sl. .--
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
BETABELEs EN- Ell VALE
DEL RIO NAPESTA
Sc Necesltan 1000 operarIos Para su

CooatJe Ss'N'v~
veinticinco mil acres transplantados
para la Compania American Bee,
Sugar Company" pnv los ~cultivadores
que moran cerca de Pueblo, Fowler.
Manzanola, Rocky Ford. Animas.
Prowers, Lamar y Amity. Sc necesi.
taran varios miles de hombres y much
achos para ell trabajo en- los campos
de betabeles. Los cultivadores paga-
ran Is centavos Ia bora por el traba1o
dlario; pero los contracts por acre
para Ell desaije, el cultivo y la cosecha
es mas preferable y mas ventajoso
para el operario. FL trabajo empe-
lara probablemente temprano en- Ell
mes de Mayo. Los o~perarios Sc pro-
curan su propio alimento y ~hospedaje.
I~ndividuos 0 familias llegando a.
Vale del Napesta como a mediados
de mayo, encontraran bastante trabajo
remunerativo.
Para mas information escribase a
American Beet Sugar Company,
Rocky Ford, Colo. o Lamar, Colo"
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR CO.,
Rocky Ford, Colo.
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR CO.,
Lamar, Colo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
Pezones Rozsdos.

Cualquier maIre que haya to-
nido experienced de esta enfer.
medad aflictiva tendra gusto en-
saber que una cura puede efec.
tuarse aplicando la Saliva Cham.
berlain tan pronto como ell nino
ha dejado de mamar. Limpiadla
con una toalia blanda. antes de
permitir al nino que name. Mu.
chas uodrizas PROFESSIONALS usan
esta SALIVA con los mejores result
tados De venta en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
Los cApsrEs AcAMpApos

EN- 81 niQ HONDS
FL battalion de cadetes del ms.
.tituto Militar de Nuevo Mexico
Sc halla a~campado on el Dep6sito
del Rio Hondo, cosa de doce mi
las de Roswell. Sc estA obser-
vando estricta discipline militar
y de c~ampamento, Y Sc hacen d.
ferentes ejercicios y maniobras
militares. FL campamento Sc
halla bajo el mando del Mayor
Hearson y los ejercicios de mar
cha y trio al blanco estan d cargo
del Captain Barlow, ell Official del
ejercito federal que ha sido esta.
cionado en- ell Institute. Ell bata.
lion regresara al Colegio en- Ros-
well a fines de esta semana.