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PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS FOR LIMESTONE AND
Marble Work Office Of Building for
National Museum, Library II Congress.
Washington. D. c., October 3. lg51.-
Scaled proposals for furnishing. deliver
ing. and setting in place complete the
cut bun Bedford limestone and marble
column shafts and marble bases required
for the screens IN tie rOtunda of the new
building for the National Museum. in ghis
city. VIII be received al this office until 2
clock y. m. on THURSDAY. October
~ 1870, and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. Specifications and other iufor-
nation furnished on application. BER-
NARD r, GREEN. Superintendent of
Construction Oc345IUII 2I7INIg
POsrOFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHIN8TON.
u. e., October 8. lG9--Sealsd proposals from rat-
Cntegs their aSsiElggs f0r tbe sale tr use Of nat
ented devices intended 90 effect tte exchange of
mails with moving trains uiu D. received at this
Department until noon on JANUARY l5 fsss
All proposals must b. made Iu accordance with
The specifications which can by obtained from the
second Assistant Postmaster General q. " l.
MEYER Postmaster General ocl1-err--t
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EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS WIN.

Insurance Companies in Kingston,
jamaica, TO settle.
Kingston, Jamaica. Oct 9.-The Eng
lish insurance companies that set up the
reimbursement of cO-insUranCes as a
special defense against paying the losses
sustained through the FIRE following the
earthquake here. to-day agreed TO recede
from their position if the resolution Of
condemnation adopted by the chamber Of
commerce be rescinded.
This Wcs done this afternoon. The per
sons insured thus gain a big victory.
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ICONS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE

Cor "a and D sts NV. Well furnished rooms and
apartments: private 5atls; rates reasonable: tran
scnts taken. 50c ND. iy6-u
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MILLINERY,

TURs RENIoDELED To LOOK LIKE NEW
So st. oc9-tf
HATS STYLISHLY MADE. TRIMMED. AND RE
modelled: fashionable millinery extremely low
prices. FOERTSCHE, 6l3 18th ST. NV ocS-30t
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

A.-LADIES To ASSIST IL HANDLING CROWD
Of suburban lot buyers; congeniu work; expenses
paid; liberal commission; experience not necessary.
BOX i25 Herald Office
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TICKETS.

REDUCED RATES TO ALL POINTS AT
SPLIEDTS TICKET OFFICE.
1885 F St. NV. Phone n 4l35
Tickets and Mileage Bough, and Sold
se93-3r
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; 40 EXTRACTING;
pain. look. feel. act and last longer than nat
uTgl teeth. shTunken faces made normal: painless
filing. Dr. J. l. WILSON I83 F st. NV myZy-tf
DENTAL WORK.
Set q Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. ID: Gold Fill.
inGs. g Up. Silver Filings Soc. Wofx guaranteed
no pain. DT- GEO. l. kDMONDS. SO L 81 nv
,al0-u
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WANrED-SAL LESWOMEN FOR MILLINERY
department. For tie b.5t salcsucopic Sc VIII pay
the very highest salaries, permanent places 30 night
persons Apply 20 Superintendent before % a. IL
&. KANN, SONS < &C. Cc33r
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LAW AND G0LLEGI. .0HS.

we COLLECT NOTES ACCOUNTS RENTS
government. estate. and damage claims: no charge
unless successful. FULLER AGENCY. III 18th nw.
OC5-tGe1S
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING,

FUR rugs CLEANED. REFINED. AND TRIM
med anew; loE prices; good workmanship. sl3 f
St. nv. ocaO-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

sPANIARD. SPEAKING FRENCH ITALIAN,
and understanding English wants position IN
rriate family as assistant butler. Write 10 JOHN
ERUFAN. Ills Peuna. ave. NV. ocl0-3t
SITUATION WANTED II DOCTORS OFFICE
or as house boy: from country. 1881 Eth ST. NV
Az AUDITING CLERK IL TREASURY De
sIts 50llkts ping. auditing or other clerical work
10 DO evenings. Address BOX l22, Herald Ofice.
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MISCELLANEOUS US-FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-ONE CHARLES DAILY HAMMER
less shotgun single trigger. genuine Krupp fluid
steel bauel. 80 inches long; cost SIS5 VIII sell for
Sl25 SHAPPIRIO'S. 9J5 d st. NV ocl0-f
FOR SALE Il. c. SMITH HAANIERLESS
elector shotgun. single trigger 10 gauge 50-lnch
barrel; cost $40; wiz sell for $50
ocl0d SHAPPiBIO'S. 9O5 D st. NV.
FOR SALE-SOME OF THE BIGGEST PIANO
bargains Of the year being offered here now
few new pianos are being closed out and every
used piano u the house is offered at d sacrifice
price. New Hardman uprights for SIS. $50. and
$3.50; new McPhaIl planes for 500 and $50 Among
the used pianos are-hnabc. $50 Stef, $50. Ca
bier, $50; Gordon s25; kimbal. $50; Emerson.
$50; Bailey SIS. Easy payments. 0. J. DeMOLL
* co. lZ3i = ST. NV
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GEN. BOOTH COMING
Salvation Army Commander
to Speak October %.
BIDS FAREWELL TO AMERICA

During HIS Stay Of Two Days the
Local Work Of the Army VIII BE
Gone Over aad the Venerable
Leader of the Forces VIII Then
Depart for Baltimore.
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DOGS. CATS, BIRDS. ETC

DIR. [. l. DORNHEIM. VETERINARY SUR
gcon; special attention given to cats and dogs l227
uth ST. NV. Phone North 6sl3 seg7-sOt
SCOTCH COLLIES AND OTHER DOGS. YOUNG
parrots, singing canaTies, goldfish, rabbits guinea
pigs monkeys. fancy and homing pigeons white rats
and mice. SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th ST.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
1921 Mass ave- u rooms. S200. 90
1873 n. Ii. aVe. NV Is rooms baths H000
1855 Mass ave- llT- and d.. h0taiT heat....... 1913
20l se.. y rooms and bsth................. 5575
1853 Corcoran ST. nw rooms and bath. $50
42l nw rooms and blth................... $50
302 ne. rooms ana bath...................., $50
l04 ST. nv. rooms and bath................. 255l
1875 18th ne 3 rooms. bath..................- IS 50
Store 2309 Pa ave nw..................,..... 1850
APARTMENTS.
The Viyans E23 ST. nW.. 5r. and b............ 800
The Viyans A. and $50
The FHaGs. I32 g ST. NV. ir. and b......... 5000
Tie N9ysrre. 25 st.. ST. and b............... H.59
The Arkwrght 3J8 + NV Ar and b............. 5000
The Navarro. 2l5 NV. A. and b............. 200
l0G ne ST. and o.......................... 300
lOJ5 lst floor. Or. and b...........-.-.. .
the Washington Loan and TruGt
Co., Real Estate Department.
aul7-dexStf
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Gen. William Booth. commander Of the
Salvation Army. who is now touring the
larger cities Of this country. viii arrive
in Washington October . 10 deliver an
address to the citizens Of Washington
and look over the work Of the Salvation
lists here.
His address viii be on "The Lesson Of
Ny Life and win tell in some degree
the work 81 the army under his COM
mand in all parts Of the world.
Gen. Booth will remain in Washington
for two days. He win establish head
quarters at TIE Arlington Hotel, and viii
be attended by his staff and the local
members Of the Salvation Army October
81 the venerable leader Of the Salvation
forces will leave Washington for BaIti-
more.
His Chicago Address.
In a recent address in Chicago Gen
Booth revealed the fact that the speeches
which he is now making throughout the
United States are destined TO be his fare
wells to America
Gen. Booth reviewed the work Of the
army in this country, in the Orient. and
in Australia. He told Of the material
gains that have been made in many
lands; spoke of its methods of dealing
with social evils, with inebriates. and
with the poor.
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LOST And FOUND,

LOST-OCTOBER g. GOING PROM TREASURY
Lunch. and Lambt's. on y. Y. ave-. gold iTis scarf
pin. with pearl In center Reward Room 20l,
Treasury.
LoST-SUNDAY, OCTOBER g. BETWEEN 22D
and z and Raleigh Hotel, carriage lap robe; one
side imitation dark SEAL lighter seal tlnts on Te-
verse. Return 20 Gen. GEO. II. HABRIES, l4th and
T. Capitol sts. and receive suitable reward oc9-5t
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DANCING,
SI0RAGi,

WHY PAY MORE: We STORE FOR 75C A
/ load. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, 4Is-i2o-
( a. 10Th ST. Hw Phone Main 1923 oc9-S9t
/ PEOPLES STORAGE & EXPRESS co STORE
/ Their goods in clean, dry. locked rooms. Moving
/ packing. shipping a specially. Phone North 3940m
/ l5i0 7th. sez230t
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE
FARMS FOR RENT.

ADJOINING THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL.
College; 800 acres rich trucking and grass land g.
room house: new barn; $50.
GEO. c. WALKER, HyattsviIIe. Nd.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PERSONS WISHING To ACCOMMODATE A
number Of roomers between New York ase. and
ST., 9Th and lith sts for the period 18th to 2oth.
apply ROOM 81 6I 18th So. NV ocs-lt
TOR SALE-ONE OF THE OLDEST NEWSPA-
pr routes IN the city; good income. Apply AP-
PLETON CADI. 6l. 18th s. Nv ocS5t
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WALL PAPER.

PAINTING. DECORATING. PAPERHANGING.
VIII bring samples TO your home
NATIONAL DECORATING co,
7th and T sts. Phone 65f3 Main.
oc3-3lt
ROOMS PAPERED. s. UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting. LIE PREUX.
ls0l 9th 81. Phone ~ 34slm. i2ls-u
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FISK TEACHERS AGENCY @ 'o} P.335 35.fa@. 99a M e k
NALL HELP WANTED.

A.-GOOD MEN FOR SUNDAY WORK. TO
handle crowd Of suburban lot buyers; expenses
paid, liberal commission; easy money. BOX IA,
Herald office.
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RUG WEAVING.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
fuf rugs; drop postal. NONPAREIL. rs 9Th Sc.
oc53Ot
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MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. 6C.. MOVED
with care packing and shipping a speciality.
KREIG's EXPRESS. LA Il 81. MS. Phone Main
Dla Su25u
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co, NOW LOCATED
at s)5 New York avs. large padded vans. 81 load:
2-horse wagon. 50 load. mhl7-eodu
SAUNDERS EXPRESS. PHONE 3ES-PACk-
ing, shipping. moving. carpets cleaned &c. 81 Ilth.
se2l-30t
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HELP WANTED,

BOYS WANTED FOR BUNDLE WRAP
pers and wagon boys and girls 90 act as
store messengers cash girls and for bundle
wrappers; splendid chances for bright girls
and boys 10 advance with good wages 20 be-
gin. Apply SUPERINTENDENT. S. kauu.
sons & Co. before 10 a. N. oC95t
BOYS AND GIRLS FOR BUNDLE WRAPPERS
Apply 90 CASHIER, Cd floor. Palais Royal 4.
LISNER 0c4 81
FISK TEACHERS AGENCY oo3 P. 85siliaas sae Ra@ /,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-sO5 I7TH ST; TWO LARGE- COM
municatiug s5cond-stOry front Office rooms; heat.
light. and service Apply on premises. ocS-f
LARGE MODERN OFFICES N THE MET
zcrJtt Bldg. u0llG + 81. NV; $3.50 per month
including heat light elevator and janitor service;
no extras orlBrf
FLEMING BUILDING. In9 G. ST. NV; RENO
Tated throughout. lst floor suitable for stock broker
or real estate; also excellent Office rooms with best
Of janitor service: no extras ivg5-tf
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
BRITT DEFEATS
BATTLING NELSON
Lightweight Fight at San Francisco
Went Full 20 Rounds-Dane
All But Out at End.

San Francisco, Aug. Jimmy
Britt made the following statement
after his fight last night with "Bat.
Ting" Nelson in which a decision
was given in his favor at the end of
twenty rounds:
Nelson could not have gone half
a round further. I am willing to meet
any 1876 pound man in the world"
Nelson said:
II have no excuses. Britt fought a
good fight but at that i think he won
in the last round. | did my best
Just before the gong sounded in the
twentieth round, Britt put the Dane
to the mat with vicious rights and
lefts to head and jaw and had the
fight gone another round, it is be.
lieved Nelson would have been knock
ed out. The California boy had the
best of the fight all the way through
Last nights battle was the third con
test beween he wo fighters, each hay
ing won a fight before.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
MASTER MECHANIC
SANTA FE CENTRAL
r. J. Tonge Resigns Position and Goes
to EI Paso and Southwestern
]. A. Baker May Succeed Him.

Thomas j. Tonge who has been for
about six months superintendent of
motive power of the Santa Fe Central
Railway, has resigned this position to
accept one as master mechanic of the
Ell Paso and Southwestern Railroad.
Mr. Tonge assumed his new duties to-
day. He is assigned to the division
headquarters at Santa Rosa which will
be removed shortly to Tucumcari.
Mr.. Tonge's successor has not yet
been appointed. J. A. Baker. who was
until recently master mechanic on
the Mexican Central Railway, with
headquarters at Jicomulco, Mexico, ar
rived in the city last night, and was in
consultation today with General Man.
ager S. B. Grimshaw. Mr.. Baker has
been offered the position but has TAX
en- the matter under advsement until
ne has made a trip over the system.
he will levae tomorrow morning in
company with General Manager Grim.
shaw for an inspection OF the line.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
$4,000 FIRE
CUTS POOR FARM
Pittsburg's Hospital For Insane
Almost Totally Destroyed-5,oo0
Inmates Rescued.

Pittsburg, Aug. Fire at Marshal
sea, Pittsburg's poor farm, which
broke out last night and for several
hours threatened the destruction of all
the buildings on the grounds was con.
fined to the buildings used as laun-
dry, bake shop, Kitchen and chapel
The loss is fifty thousand dollars
Six employees who were fighting the
flames were caught under a falling
wall. Samuel Means was crushed to
death and W, Fl. Larkin so seriously
injured that his recovery 1t doubtful
The others are not dangerously nurt
Nearly five hundred insane inmates
were removed from danger without
trouble.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01

ment of the Interior, as the latter Is
little If any older. His father is a
retired lawyer living in Boston.
Applicants for Position Of Deputy
Clerk Numerous.
Who Mr.. Wilson will appoint as his
deputy when me becomes district
clerk has not yet been determined. 1t
is reported there are several appli-
cants for the position. However in
an assistant Mr.. Wilson
will likely be guided by the recon-
Of Judge McFie.
R. We're Boyle, who served as depu-
ty under Clerk Bergere was offered
his old position back yesterday by
Clerk Holcombe but they could not
come to terms as to salary.
The emoluments Of the office Of
clerk Of the district court amount to
about $4,000 annually.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF WOOL GROWERS
To be Held in Albuquerque During
Fair Week in october-WilI be
Biggest Gathering Yet Held.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Aug. 1.-The
call for the annual meeting Of the
New Mexico Wool Growers Assoc a.
tion has just been issued by Secretary
Harry f. Lee. The meeting this year
Will be held in this city on October
Z and 9, the week of the big Territorial
fair and the most successful gather.
Ing in the history of the association
Is expected The official call which
is signed by President Solomon Luna
of the association is as follows:
Official Call.
10 the Members of the New Mexico
Wool Growers Association and All
Others Interested in the Welfare
OF the Sheep and Wool Growing In.
dustry:
Under the constitution and bylaws
OF this organization it becomes my
duty to notify you that in accordance
with the action of the executive com
mittee the second annual convention
OF the New Mexico Wool Growers AS
s0ciation will be held at Albuquerque
on Monday and Tuesday, October 7th
and Sth, 1907
The New Mexico Wool Growers As.
sociation was formed only last Octo.
Der, at the largest and most enthusi.
astic business convention ever held in
New Mexico. 1t was created to look
after the interests of the sheep and
wool growers of New Mexico, and
matters concerning the prosperity Of
the industry.
Questions are now confronting the
sheep growers which are of vast i'm
portance, such as government control
of grazing on the public domain, for
est reserve regulations, the car short
age, scab eradication. as well as the
reduction of tariff on wool. These
are vital, living problems and only by
strong organizatin can New Mexi-
co become a factor in their elucida-
ton
The formation Of the New Mexico
Wool Growers Association has met
with universal approval by the sheep
growers, but the membership must be
increased. All sheep growers and
other persons interested are invited
and urged to attend the convention
to be held under this call, to become
members of and to take an active
part in fixing the policy of this or
ganization which was created for the
sole purpose of being an assistance
and benefit to them.
Yours truly,
SOLOMON LUNA,
President
HARRY F. LEE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
CONTRIBUTION OF
NATIONAL FORESTS
New Mexico Receives Almost $4,000
for Its Schools and Roads for
Fiscal Year Just Closed.

Acting Governor James w. Ray
nolds Is in receipt of a communica-
tion from Acting Secretary VILLAS l..
Moore of the Department of Agricul.
ture informing him that the contri-
button of the national forests to the
schools and roads in New Mexico for
the fiscal year just closed is almost
$4,000. The following letter from
Acting Secretary Moore explains it.
self:
Department of Agriculture,
Office of the Secretary,
Washington, d. c.
The Governor of New Mexico, Santa
Fe, N. M.
Sir--The Agricultural Appropriation
Act for 1908, approved March 4, 1907,
contains the following provision:
"That ten per centum of all money
received from each TO est reserve dur.
ing any fiscal year, including the year
ending June 30th, 1906, shall be paid
at the end thereof by the Secretary
OF the Treasury to the State or Terri
tory in which said reserve is situated,
to be expended as the State or Terri
torial legislature may prescribe for
the benefit of the public schools and
public roads of the county or counties
in which the forest reserve is situat
ed: Provided, further, that when any
forest reserve is in more than one
state or territory Or county the dis
trbutive share to each from the pro
ceeds of said reserve shall be proper
tional to its area therein; And provid
ed, further, That there shall not be
paid to any State or Territory for
any county an amount equal to more
than forty per centlm of the total
income of such county from all other
sources
The ten per centum thus provided
will be paid by the Secretary of the
Treasury who will determine the ex-
act distributive share of the Territory
of New Mexico.
Pending this determination, the
following report from the records of
the forest service will show you the
net receipts from the national for
ests in your state during the fiscal
year 1907, and the approximate (but
perhaps not the exact amount due
under the terms of the act just quoted:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
PREDICTS ENDOF
LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Leading Prohibitionist Thinks It Will
Become National Political Issue
at an Early Date.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-"Every state in
the Union will at comparatively
early date be free from legalized liq-
uor traffic" said Charles r. Jones,
chairman of the National Prohibition
Committee, last night. Jones bases
his prediction on the action of the
state Of Georgia in enrolling itself
among the "dry states" He be-
lieves the Republicans and Democrats
will be fighting over the liquor ques.
tion as their main issue at an early
date.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
ALLEGED THAT RAILROAD
EMPLOYE ALTERED PASS,

Albuquerque, N M, Aug. 1.--W. A.
Moberly, railroad employe, was ar
rested yesterday at Lamy Junction
by Special Officer Ben Williams OF
the Santa Fe detective force on a
charge Of altering a railroad pass.
He was brought to this city for a
preliminary hearing, 1t is claimed
Moberly altered pass issued him so
that 1t read pass three" instead Of
one. The pass was from Kansas City
to San Marcial.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
METHODIST CHURCH
TO BE DEDICATED
Handsome Edifice at Estancia viii BE
Scene Of Christening Ceremonies
Next SUNDAY,


Estancia MethOdists arc making
great preparations for the dedication
of their handsome new church which
will take place next Sunday. Rev.
Samuel Blair, of Ell Paso, Texas, SUI
perintendent of English Missions, Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, will
deliver the dedicatory sermon. The
new house of worship is a frame struc-
ture and credit to the town. Rev
wv. A. Pratt who was recently appoint
ed pastor has assumed charge of the
ministerial duties there and the con.
gregation is growing rapidly under
his able leadership The Santa Fe
Central Railway will make special
party rate of one fare from Santa Fe
for the round trip as number of
people of this city are desirous of
attending the dedication. Tickets will
be good leaving here Saturday and
returning Monday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
MIGHT LEAD
TO CIVIL WAR
North Carolina I'm
broglio Viewed
With Alarm.
------------
SHOULD Be STOPPED
Northern Congressman Con-
demns Fight Between State
and Federal Courts.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Aug. 1--Con-
gressman Jenkins, chairman of the
House Judiciary Committee, last
night issued statement relative to
the North Carolina railroad rate inn
broglio. He says there never has been
any event since the Civil War that
calls for SO severe condemnation as
the recent senseless TRADE on behalf
of that, state against the nation and
adds that it is humiliating that the
matter has been compromised and
that the nation has to some extent sur
rendered
Laws Must be obeyed.
THE Civil War was rne result of
such agitation and we may have earl
ier than we want another Civil War"
he said. ITO avert such a calamity
and preserve the nation we must con-
form to the law, obey the law and
have the law enforced to the frame
work provided by the constitution" !"
Judge Jenkins points out that the
Supreme Court of the United States is
made final judge between the state
and the nation. He believes the ex-
ecutive of state should keep cool,
maintain his dignity and remember we
have to depend on the judiciary of the
country to save the union.
State Making Fool Of Itself.
Ever since the Civil War; he said,
"other states have had similar trou-
bles and did not make fools of them
selves or declare war and the ques-
tions involved were dreaded by the
supreme court and no bad results fol-
lowed, If all the state authorities are
going to usurp the functions of the Su-
preme Court and judge what federal
acts shall be nullified, no one can tell
where it will end"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
REPUBLICANS OF
OKLAHOMA MEET
Convention Convened at Tulsa Today
to Name New State Ticket-Franz
for Governor.

Tulsa, |. t., Aug. 1.-The Republi-
cans of Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory met here in convention today to
adopt a platform, decide the question
of naming a full list of officials for
the proposed new state and to select a
chairman of the state central commit.
tee. The convention will also take
some action regarding the recently
adopted constitution that is to be put
to vote of the people September Sd.
Frank Frantz, the present governor of
Oklahoma, has no opposition for the
nomination Of the governor for the
new state
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
BUTTE MACHINISTS
COON STRIKE
Mine Owners Refused Demand of SO
Cents Increase in Wages-May
Cause Shutdown.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 1.-The refusal
of the mine owners to grant an in
crease of fifty cents day to the ma
chinists employed in the mines in
this district was followed by the call
ing out of all the members of the
union at midnight last
night About ESQ men belong to the
union the present wage scale is
$3.50 a day. Should the strike last
long it will result in shutting down
the mines.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-01
KOREAN SOLDIERS
MADE PRISONERS
Japanese Troops Surround Barracks
at Seoul-Exts Guarded With
Machine Guns.

Seoul, Aug. 1.--At 10 O'Clock last
night Japanese troops surrounded the
Korean barracks after the imperial
proclamation had been issued dis
banding the Korean army composed
of several thousand men. Outlets
from the Korean army barracks are
guarded by machine guns. The en-
peror's body guard will not be dis.
banded.