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The Socorro chieftain., 1907-07-20
FELL FROM SANTA fE TRAIN
The Body of an Unknown Man IL
Found beside the Track.

An unknown man was found
unconscious beside the Santa Fe
track Wednesday morning at
San Acacio about fifteen miles
north of Socorro. To all APP
pearances the man fallen from
train and suffered injuries that
proved to be fatal. He was bad
ly bruised about the shoulders
and his skull was fractured
above the left ear. 1t is said
that the conductor of train num-
Der nine, Southbound, on arriv-
ing at Socorro reported to the
agent here that a man had fall
len from the train at San Acacio
but that his train was running
late and he could not stop to pick
up the injured man. There is
variety of reports as to the iden-
tity of the victim of the accident.
One report is that he was Juan
Trujillo, a Santa Fe employe in
the shops at San Marcial, and
another is that he was Jose Sam
sdoval of Peralta. The remains
were buried at San Acacio.
Eresh VEGETABLES at Wiukler's
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-07-20
FIANzAs APRoBADAs.

Fianzas fueron aprobadas como
sigue: Fred *. Cook, carnicero,
precintO No. IL; Tate * Bake.
carniCcroS, 20; David Gonzales,
supervisor de caminos, Z; Casimiro
Montoya. supervisor de caminos,
3; Manuel Garcia, supervisor de
caminoS, 81; David Giron, super
visor de caminos, ~: Alvino Car
riaga, supervisor de caminos, Is;
Estevan Flores. supervisor lie
caminos. u; Por6rio padilla,
supervisor de caminos. 30; Es-
peridion Armijo, condestable, H..
El reporte trimestral de Jose
f.. Torres, teSorero Y collector de
condadO, fue eXaminado. hallado
correctO, aprobado.
FL Presidente David Farr re-
porto que, baio las instruccioncs
dadas 4 el porel cuerpo Ell su ultima
session, el habia pedido preStado
al Banco de Magdalena q, 400. "a
pesos 4 10 por ciento de interes,
de ser eXpendido en hacer repair
aciones en- la casa de corte Y
carcel
FL reporte del Alguacial Mayor
Aniceto Z. Abeytia en- licencias
de licor Y juegoS fue hallado cor
recto V .aprobado.
CUENTAs APROBADAs.
Cuentas fueron aprobadaS Y
ordenldas pagarse como sigue:
David Farr Salario y
millaie ...... ......S so 10
Pedro Contreras, 10
mismo ........... 1880
Alfredo Armiio, 10
mismo .......-. 1880
ii. A. Wolford, salario l25 90
+. II. Sweet, Salario,
eStampaS, etc ...... 235 25
Domingo Baca. salario so so
]. +. Torres, eStampaS 20 65
A. B. Baca, estampas II As
Mrs. T.. *. Hilton, avios
de escribir ........ IS
DR.. c. +. Blackington,
servicios ..........., b7 90
f.. S. StapletOn, inter
prete .....,.......,, Ito 90
New MeXican Printing
Co., libroS de taSaci0n % 90
Socorro Co. Pub. Co.,
avios de escribir la
publication dc los pro-
cedimientos ........ 27o IS
Socorro Telephone Co.,
renta de telefonos D so
Ciudad dc SocorrO, aqua Is 90
S. c. Abeyta, carcelero l56 oo
A. {. Abeytia, alguacil
mayor, comida para
prisioneros, etc.,. b5S 81
FL Defensor, SuScrip-
ci0n ........,.. . oo
Jno. Dwyer, derechos de
jueZ tie paZ .......... Is ou
MatiaS NJ. Torres, 10
miSmO ....-..,.....,, Il 81
Mauricio Miera, lomismo q oo
A. f.. Green. lo miSmo 10 %
Tomas Cuillar. 10 miSmo , oo
Melcor Silva, interpre-
tando Ell la corte de
iuez de paz ......... , oo
G.. +. Sanchez, derechos
de condestablr ..... , oc
Teodolo LucerO. 10
miSmo ......,..,,..' oI
Teoflo SisncroS. 10
lniSmO ..t..-......... 81
Teresa Lopez, derechos
de iuez de paz ....... oc
Ignacio Santillanes 10
lnlSmu .......-. s.
&. a. Baca, 10 mismo 10 p
S. &. Abeyta, trabaio y
...Nartal I0 D.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-07-20

Camiuos .... ..... , "
AgrlmenSura ... -
Casa dc Corte v Carcel )
Animales Silvestres .... 4
LEvA DE LA cIUDAD DE socoKRo.
lnteres de BonoS de Aqua & mills
Fondo General .......-2
Fondo de Escuelas .....12R "
I'm reporte de las levas es-
pecialeS votldas en- varius pre-
cintos para fines de cscucla fue
introducido por Il Supcriuten-
dente ID. a. Ortega y aprobldo
como Siguc:
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-07-20
GOV. CURRY has ARRIVED
Reached San Francisco Wednesday
and Left at Once for Washington.

Governor George Curry arriv-
ed in San Francisco Wednesday
on the transport Logan from the
Philippine islands. Governor
Curry left at once for Washing
ton by way of Roswell. II is ex-
pected that he will return TO
New Mexico sometime during the
first of August. Elaborate pre-
parations are in progress for bis
inauguration at Santa Fe.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-07-20

"a H. bdNd AONlO SlSuCs
Gregorio Jaramillo .ppS 200 90
Andreas A. Romero p p $3.50 90
Mrs. j. u. Romero,
estate .............p p !, ,625 90
SilveStre Esquivel IRE S75 90
Melicio Apodaca ...pp 525 90
Flavio Chavez. ...p us 90
Ramon Torres. ..,..pp 500 90
Matias ContreraS. .pp 900 90
Leopoldo Contreras PIP 495 90
c. Miera ..........pp IS 90
Pho Papa ........pp Dos 90
+. A. Clemens. .pp 375 90
Juan Chavez V LucerO,p AL 50
Silvestre Carrillo 95 90
Victor Sais ...pp 1000 90
Jose Garcia .........pp 525 90
Jose lgnacio Aragon PIP S75 90
II. y. BurSum ......p ABS 90
Solomon Luna .....p l,750 90
Frank A. Hubbell ..pp 1000 90
Anastacio Baca ..-,pp 525 90
Las Auimas Sheep Co.,
..............."..pp l,750 90
Esquibel Pine .......pp 100 90
IL. "A. Pine ........pp $50 90
Red River Cattle Cop y 1000 90
Abran ContreraS. ...pp 700 90
FL cuerpo sostuvo la elevation
hecha por ell assessor en- la avail
uacion aSesada de la propiedad
de la St. Louis Smelling * Re
tning Company. Aviso de APP
elacion lue dado.
FL cuerpo rehuS0 de rebaiar
ningunaS taSaciones EN- propie-
dadeS de minas patentizadas, q,
baio inStrucciones del cuerpo de
igualamiento del territorio, de
cambiar la avaluacion asesada de
20 pesos por acre. &. G. Catron
dio aviSo de apelacion con res
pecto las propiedades de minas
de la Juanita V Ambrosia.
f. A. Clemens pidi0 del cuerpo
de re-claSificar los terrenos de
pasteos aSeSados por el ASSESSOR,
reclamando que el tenia terreno
de una clase d un peso por acre y
otra clase 4 30 centavos por acre,
Y que el ASSESSOR 10 habia elevado 4
LIS pesos por acre. FL cuerpo
decline de tomar ningin accion
hasta que el consejo del procur-
ador de distrito pudiera ser
obtenido.
Montague Stevens, como repre-
sentante de la Magollon Improve
ment & Development Company,
pidio que el cuerpo aSistiera 4 la
gente de la parte poniente del
cOndado en- construir un camino
de automobile de Magdalena i
Mogollon Cooney. FL cuerpo
aseguro al Seiior Stevens que
ellos lie rendirian cualesquiera
asistencia que ellos consistente-
mente pudieran.
III licenciado Jas. G.. Fitch
ofrecio de arreglar las tasaciones
de Ilfed Bros. por los amos 1902
1903 en- una basis de 20 por
ciento. La materia fue referida
al procurador de distrito.
FL cuerpo aprobo la acci6n del
cuerpo de educacion de la ciudad
de Socorro en- hacer una leva de
12k mills en- ell peso para fines
de escuela por 1907. y orden6 al
ASSESSOR de entrar la leva.
FL cuerpo tii0 las levaS por el
ano 1907 como sigue:
LEvA PARA 1907
Para Fines Territoriales IA mills.
Indemnisaci6n de Reses 81 +"
Sanidad de Oveias. 49,. 5
! Index ............, y
Fondo General de Con-
dado .......... ;
Fondo General de Es-
cuelaS. ....,......+'
/ COrte .....s ''s.'..'.s'
Interes .......
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-07-20

Fresh vegetables at winkler's
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-07-20
FL FoNDo DE ANIMALE
SILVESTRES.

Cuentas contra cl iondo dc
animaleS silveStres iueron apto-
badaS V ordenadaS pagarse a
razon de so centavos en el peso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
For Children
and Adults
ANTlSEPTlg AND RYGlENlG

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
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Remember. this remedy contains no salicyiic
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Our Cough Cure is worth more than an the emul-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
What Malt
Is to Beer

Mali is barley, with its
life-germ artiticially grown.
Malt gives body, strength
and quality to beer.
The better the malt, the
more satisfying the beer.
The Pabst Eight-Day Malt
ing Process follows Nature-it
grows the barley slowly, thus
preserving all of the nutritious
food properties of the grain, and
TRANSMITTING them to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.
L. L. Gutridge Acquitted by Jury of
Embezzlement Charge.

The jury in the second trial Of the case
of the United States against L. L. Gutridge
late yesterday afternoon rendered a verdict
of mot guilty" Mr.. Gutridge was charged
with having embezzled s2O03 In cash and
1890 car tickets from the Capital Traction
Company while he was in the employ as
q receiver of the company. 1t was con-
tended that the accounts for which Mr..
Gutridge was responsible showed a short
age to that extent.
Mr.. Gutridge had been in the employ of
the company for twenty years and for
eighteen years had acted as receiver His
duties were to receive money from the con-
ductors and to pay the conductors and
motormen.
At the former trial few weeks ago be-
fore Justice Barnard the jury, after re-
manning out several hours, stood ten to two
for acquittal. Attorney Wilton ]. Lambert
represented Mr.. Gutridge in both trials The
just was out about two hours. and it is
understood stood ten to two for acquittal
on the first ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
Two-Cent Rate on Seaboard.

NORFOLK, Va, May 9.-President w.
a. Garrett of the Seaboard Air Line rail-
way made the positive announcement yes
terday that the Seaboard will promptly ac-
cept the 2-cent passenger rate order of the
state corporation commission. He says
that the proposition to fight the order has
never been considered by his road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
pabSt
BlueRibbOn
The Beer Of Quality

Brewed from Pabst perfect Eight
Day matt and the choicest hops, Pabst
Blue Ribbon is beer having a delight
full flavor, with the vital, life-giving
malt predominant. 1t is pure beer,
properly aged, rich and mellow
xaH and hops perfectly blended.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
TRENT & co.


children will forever remain alien.
The honest, effective remedy must
begin with the main industry. 1t is
an ordinary commOn-sense fact that
the. main industry, whether it be SUI
gargroWing, iron-mining, coal-mih-
ing, or bean-growng, sets the pace
and establishes the basis from which
all progress and all reform of its sec.
tion must operate Reformation can.
not be brought about by duplication
Of errors. Such has never been the
ease in American history.
An effective remedy is found in
taCkling the sugar properties direct.
characterization to be permanent must
have its foundation in the character of
the workmen employed in the main
Industry. 1t is very clearly proved
that a prepOnderance of Oriental la
burors in the field will soon produce
the progressive Oriental for the high
On the small farm" or the establish
inent of TIE small proprietor" as it
has been in the enterprises of the SUI
gar interests.
One solution of Hawaii's problem is
found in the European immigrant
homesteaded on the sugar plantation,
The American farmer can work on
The sugar plantation, but he will not
do it.
The European farmer can work on
the plantation, and he not only does
his task well, but the conditions I'M
der which he works and is housed are
constantly improving. Here is the
man who will become an Independent
and contented cultivatOr, when the
American farmer is either giving up
IN disgust or employing Japanese.
Hawaii needs favorable legislation
by Congress to enable our people to
carry out the European immigration
program. The leaders of the main, in
dustry have proved to the satisfaction
Of honorable men that they are ready
10 do their part.
The small farm propaganda that
las to make its way with Ishmaelit-
ism to the fore is obviously a PROPOSE
ton that aims to stand only so long
as it will serve personal political pur-
poses.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
tLf(TR|C BUzzER
BOTHtRS MATTHEWS

Matthews, the Hebrew secondhand
dealer, who is one of the quaint char
acters of the city, complained to the
rolice today that someone was put
ting up Elm chob on me-" Matthews
il. the landlord of the "Australian"
block, not exactly" palatial rooming
house on Fort street. He stated that
all his tenants We're leaving him be-
cause an electric buzzer had been
Laced inside the partitions of the
house, which was operated in the
early morning and late at night, max
lag sleep, an impossibility. Matthews
lad been driven to distraction by the
mystery and offered a reward of SIS to
anyone who could relieve him of the
nuisance.
"He, goes buzz, buzz, buzz de-
scribed Matthews, in his inimitable
manner. There is Elm wire but we're
he goes | know not. Nein. Then,
elefen of der uhr in der night he goes
buzz, buzz and | can sleep nothing,
and mein roomers he comes to me and
says he wont stay in such Elm house.
no can pay der rent; all mein
roomer he go away. Ach du mein
Colt in himmel. such verdammter
house nit Elm buzz in him | no eau
stand! Nein."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
C1NKuN6 Is GUIDE
FOR CONGRESSMAN

Lloyd Conkling, the Governors chief
clerk, is the man who will per-
ronally conduct the visiting Con-
gressmen about the islands He left
with the party this morning on the
Hinau for Maui, where the Congress-
men are to visit Halaakala, the Kahu-
lui breakWater and other places on
that island. He will then take the Wis.,
itors to Hawaii As the chief clerk is
thoroughly acquainted with every part
.of that island, he should make good
guide
Conkling may stay with the party
during the two weeks that they are
gone, or he may return next saturday.
depending on the amount Of work that
accumulates in the Office during the
week.
During his absence the room Conk-
ling occupies in the Executive building
is being cleaned, and the ceiling and
walls painted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
A WORD 70 THE PUBLIC

Ii appears that there is a misunder
standing as to what private dance
at the Seaside actually is The great
value OF ilonolulu's Coney Island is
that it can be engaged by an individ,
tal, club or society for a private func.
ton. When this is the case the cen
ter of the main building, the dancing
lanai and the grounds Immediately in
'front.' thereof are rented for the even.
ing. The bath-house and portion OF
the lawn adjacent thereto, as we'll as
the buffet and lawn Waikiki of the
large lanai are always open to the
public. We regret that there has been
any misunderstanding and trust that
This explanation will suffice.
HONOLULU SEASIDE HOTEL.
f. j. CHURCH, Manager.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
.LAHA|IA'$ NEW HAIL.
JAPANESE CHURCH HAS
new ASSEMBLY PLACE
WEDDING OF MISS NAPAEPAE
AND Mr.. UHiWA-QUEEN
MAKING VISIT WITH MR..
AND MRS. SEONG
Especial to The Bulletin)

Lahaina, Maui, June 24-The Rev.
csc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. church at
Lahaina, has been enabled by his en-
Crgetic labor and assisted by the
generous contributions of friends of
the work, to erect large hall on the
church grounds for meetings and 9TH
err settlement work. The Pioneer
Mill Company of Lahaina, by it's man.
ager Mr.. Barkhausen, donated the
land for the building site.
On Saturday last invitations were
issued to a number of friends to at
tend the entertainment given in com
memoration of the event, at which
meeting congratulatory addresses
were made by the Rev. Mr.. Wadman,
the Rev. Mr.. Ming, the Rev. Mr.. So,
and Messrs. Fuiimoto, Masuda.
A number of prizes were awarded
tc the classes Of the Japanese school
which is conducted by Mr.. SO on The
same grounds.
After the program an ample and
delicious feast was spread on tables
set in the open air under the bright
light of a perfect moon. With the
bIight-hued lanterns about the trees
and grounds, the scene will be long
remembered by those fortunate
enough to be there.
At the Church of the Holy limo
cents, on Saturday afternoon, Miss
Francis Napaepae and Mr.. Nuuhiwa
were joined in the bonds of matri-
nony by the Rev. Canon Weymouth.
After the ceremony very dainty
repast was provided for the hundreds
Of friends who attended at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Kauwenaole.
Queen Liliuokalani arrived from
IIilo on the last Kinau and is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Seong at their
their new residence "Mauna Himela.' y
Mr.. and Mrs. d. K. Hayselden and
family have gone to Kau, Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
PRIZES AWARDED
TO ALI. THE BABIES

The following were the regular
prizes awarded at the baby show last
Saturday.
The prizes were awarded as follows:
A prize of $l.50 to the best all around
baby in each section:
Hawaiian-Mabel Ludington.
Japanese-Haruga Ishimura, years
Chinese-Yap Tsun Len, 2 years.
Portuguese-Geo Castro, nine
snonths.
American-Otto Ludloff, two and a
half years.
The awards for the prettiest babies
we're 81 in each nationality as follows:
Hawaiian-Eleanor Morse, three
years.
apanese-Ayoka Yamamoto.
Chinese-Kin Yuk, three and half
years.
Portuguese-The Madeira, two
years.
American-Hazel Samson.
The latest baby in each national
ity got Il prize Of 81:
northumberland Kanuha, 3 years.
Japanese-Shigaru Sega, year and
eight months
Chinese-Chung Mon Lin, 4 years.
Portuguese-Mraguerite Lewis, 3
years. .--.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Morgan
Than al nf
fifty cents. In the Hawaiian section
one OF these prizes was awarded to
Paul o. Parker Waipa, years old,
the eighteenth child of Captain and
Mrs. Parker. Ethel Wise, daughter
|ot John Wise, was given a special
prize for typical Hawaiian beauty.
Hoohokulfulani Kinney was given a
special prize as typical Hawaiian.
and the Chinese twins of Tom Yung
Kee We're given prizes for being
twins. In the Portuguese section AL
da Irene Branco was given a special
prize in the best all around baby
class; in the American section Oracle
Anderson, IA months old, for being the
smallest baby IN the section; Henry
and Mabel McCandless for being the
first entries; Louis Gill, for beauty,
and Katie and Violet Brit, for being
the best behaved.
Then there were Recognition awards
of twenty-five cents to each child pres
ent.
Towards the end of the baby-show
on Saturday afternoon the baby show
looked rattle" pathetic. Although
there were prizes galore and a special
prize to each child, there still remain
ed few who were not the proud pos
SCISSORS of be-ribboned placards. it
seemed impossible to stop with the
decision of the judges AS soon as
one monther was frightened up by
being presented with a card and rib
bon and the usual money present, the
others naturally began to droop. So.
Just keeping enough money to settle
the advertising and refreshment bills,
the entire money remaining was given
cut in wel-deserYed special prizes,
Even few We're sent To those who
had left rather sorr0wfully just after
the awards, Rut the ladies wished to
be- generous ana Bind ana, one thing
.e,uain; everyone went home happy
e(on The ladies In charge
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
HONOLULU WEATHER

4 az q 4: as q q e q a. a u q q e 4: Il
June 25.
Temperatures-G.a a. M, rs; a. M,
70; 10 a. M, 70; noon, 81; morning
minimum, 70.
Barometer, a. m, 5000; absolute
humidity, 8 a. M, G.361 grains per
cubic foot: relative humidity, a. m,
60 per cent; dew point, 8 a. m. GA.
Wind-6 a, M, velocity 4, direction
N. E.; 8 a. m, velocity 4, direction E.;
10 a. m, velocity g. direction N. E.;
noon, velocity 6, direction N. e.
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
m, .0C inch.
Total wind movement during q
hours ended at noon, 166 miles.
WIN. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director, Z. S. Weather Bureau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
cONGRESSMEN SAIL
Continued from PAGE u

This morning the party did very
little tramping about but put in the
time in preparations for the trip to
the other islands. They will go 20
Lahaina, where they will be met by
the Maui Committee. From Lahaina
they will go TO Paia and Kahului, Wis
fling the breakwater at the latter
point They will take the Mauna Loa
rom McGregor's Landing at $3.50 Fri
day night and go to Kailua From
there they will drive to Napoopoo and
take the Kinau Saturday night to Ho-
nuapo, reaching there at daylight
Sunday morning. They will go di-
rcctly to the Volcano, arriving in
time for lunch and resting during the
afternoon and all day Monday.
Tuesday will be spent in iIilo as
will Wednesday, The breakwater
will be inspected and various trips
made. It is planned for the party to
drive to HonOkaa on Thursday, go to
Waimea Friday and catch the Kinau
back to this city on Friday night.
1t is possible that the plans may be
changed somewhat. Tuesday being
the Fourth of July, the visitors may
elect to stay over in Hilo.