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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
Big Enrolment.

Moorhead.-The total enrolment at
the Moorhead normal for the summer
session, which is to continue until the
middle of September, is $40, but is
expected to reach more than 400.
Prof. T. A. Hillger of the normal
school, who was elected president of
the North Dakota normal school at
Mayville, will sever his connection
with the Moorhead institution on
Aug. 1, at the completion of the first
half of the summer session, in which
he has the department OF pedagogy
and history.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12

Many a woman averages things up
by figuring that her $2S bonnet and
her husbands 81 lid average SIS each.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums reduces I'm
fammaton, allays pain, cures wind collie. 25c bottle
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
Does Your Head Ache?

If so, get box of Krauses Headache
Capsules of your Druggist. 25c.
Norman Lichty Mfg. Co., Des Moines, Ia.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
Effective,

The Missus (crossly)-O, 1 do wish
could be alone for a while, now and
then!
The Mister (brutally)-Why don't
you play the piano when you feel that
way?-Cleveland Leader.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
Found Ancient Anchor.

Crookston.-Whiled itching on land
of the Crookston School of Agricul-
ture Contractors Brown and Youn-
gren found six feet below the surface
an anchor similar to the ship anchors
used by the Norsemen about nine
centuries ago. Mr.. Brown, who was
formerly Norwegian sailor in the
old country, at once recognized it as
of the type which he has seen handed
down as heirlooms in his native land.
The ditch was being dug on sod
that had never been broken, and
there seems to be no question but
what the anchor has been in there
for centuries. 1t is in fairly good
state of preservation, though rusted.
1t is believed to be relic of some of
the very earliest Morse exploration
voyages, and was lost here in the era
that the entire Red river valley was
a portion of Lake Winnipeg, and
when ships could sail from the Allan
tic to this section of the country.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
Bio Money for Cream,

Will pay more than you ever received
for cream in summer. GET OUR OFFER.
r. E. COBB, st. Paul, MINI.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
WHERE DOCTORS FAILED.
An Interesting Case from Salem, the
Capital of Oregon.

F. A. Sutton, R. T. D. No. 4, Salem,
Oregon, says: "Acute attacks of kid
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
High Priced Duck.

ST. Paula fine of $40 and costs
paid at Elbow Lake by Charles STEM
cell for selling one duck amounted to
$117.40. The reason for the unusually
large amount of costs was that the
sheriff of Grant county made several
trips to st. Paul in search of Stencil
after the warrant was issued last fall.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12

ones temper is that 1t refuses to stay
lost
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12

Ship Your Cream to Us.
We always pay the highest market price
Samels Bros, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12

Buyers are esteemed; good men
dross are deemed.-Chinese.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
Stack Covers, Awnings, Tents.

Flags, etc. For information and prices write
American Tent & Awning Co., Minneapolis
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
Neck DisIocated,

Alexandra. - Henry Schulke of
Carlos, seventy years old, probably
was fatally injured in peculiar man
ner. He was hauling cordwood, and
was seated on top of the load. He at
tempted to go through the under
ground crossing in the Great Nor
thern yards. Schulke thought he
would be able to get through, despite
the heighth of the load, but his head
was caught between the timbers and
the load of cordwood and a vertebra
in his neck was dislocated. He is
still alive, but in precarious condi-
ton
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-07-12
Bolt Burns Barn and Kills Stock,

Misunderstanding caused loss
of 49, 900 at Conedale, the big stock
farm of J. w. Landon of Winona at
Money Creek. The main building
was burned and nine work horses and
two blooded bulls were killed. There
is comparatively small insurance,
about 81 .0C0.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
TO CATCH SpECuIaT0GS
Record Of Array Navy tickets ksF1
By Afhirtic Association

Ia issmiuE AIS tls Ae1s taF tss Assas
Navy game Tbs executive committee 81
she aSseela lafiuu has taAea wessnFea
by which it IS heue..so rressHt >at
tickets Ee4iuE iuto ia4 aAa4s 81
spceuislars ant f1 learn Nhas fIera-
sitiun vas made af tiNAess hv neE
sons 10 whom they nefr sal
4 circular lettaK ls malesef wsa
tickets. whish feslaesfs alesssaess -
ttc Navy Afhfst ASSESS 1tigs tH leasa
lhe seelieH. Fen ant sta. N4 aN
ticket be may sce iu lAs haH1s IS
SPECTATOR ana 81 iufeFrl ease eEeH-
tiVe committee. ff Gas rtuuet He
done ia any ctheg eag. tae aweF
g "a huy snt ficNef feE wHt werH tesH
-. which Sill he reamHtis a4aH...t
~ the association. The ssssae ztieri
this YEAR has g feruEA stne IHE c.
whom each tie.at 81 tssus.-
The assntsatlnM mefueers saNH AZ
piled FOR tickets lu eNeeess ee see
Nays share hv eN Ena leaals
have heer assirnel iu iets rf tlssa ts
each memerr. au1 luas a. lar a.
would held nul. ThefelaEe cess
complimentary 1leAels have Me
sent oat - these aasa 81 is Nrsseae.l
the members a1 the asst'ea4.4au $685.
deem C rFoper to czseud tnis eaas
tesy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
SANTA CLAUS GETTING SBST.
Christmas Less rhaa Oas Moasn ca

Leaf after lsaf Else ellan.lar nas
dropped oH angli ifeeemNeE. fHH .asa
~ onth-the month of thFistnas. etll
he here im Is few lNNs. ~anta itna
is beginning lu SIC uH an1 tase uatlee.
for Christmas IS 50 - eEaae an8 1851
Ccmher Is aimost here. realF ta asaeE
in the FIRST dav nf ere mautH tu wMten
Christmas lives.
30 the good. gray bearded u1lfHu 81
the young is gr1uluins has reindeer laf
their long Journey aud mtusliaH ta.
harness that bitches taem lo .as sltl-
laden sleigh. making eearrEnl -.
ready for bis humpy tEiNs ewes aa.
equal Tools. ln these lays uI sftaau
heat it may seVw Is 4tINHllt lNaE EME
such q fouud peEaou a. @aufa tItaa
10 enter a Room hv lae EtA alaE ssu1
when he used o. come ln aF ufsir
fireplace, but nothing is nunaasla'
to him. and be manages e. 'an.l aheHe
he wants %. aud even "a sEMa 8ima
hung ia radiatoriees Back runas 81
sometimes found nm Christmas aaoFm-
ing mysteriouslv llied 5Hsf a. ea-slF
as IL a chimney as bic AZ "a aaeaEer
stage arch opened into tae anarfllse el.t.
DO Your ebrislmas shoppima Haa
aud de- ID al home. Ihe ioeai ssures alser
tempting aEFay of thgislnHaa asals
and a pleasing eaFieiy. 10 env AL
home means t9 pAtruutxe Hnaae aaer-
chants and if gou make FoaF Hnas
here you should speud l 1Hern. fe
sides, you viii save = das s wear aasI
tear In Baltimore. yuu wili avoid 1ss 4
ing your pocket book iGa1 oE slal0n .1
the rush 81 Christmas shopping aU8
you Will save vour ncrtes al4 Fear
temper. Watch The capita fer thrsst-
mas ads and buy az h1me.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
GIFTS TO HOSPITAL
These who Responded 20 CAN on
Donation Day at Emergency
Hospital

Toe management " the hmegRrnyy
Hospital met with very generous
response Ia As fecpnt call tor donas
llous of az sorts fog use a. the hoss
pltAl SATURDAY was Ndonaslun daN
aud - < rcsut the golioNng ARTICLES
wefo lots AZ The hospital, cotncf of
Franklin and Cathedral s,tepiss
Mrs, Rudolph kaisOra. ihrce heads
~ cabbage, eNr haskVl ~ peats, anv
basket 1T polesovs, anc basket ~
turnips,
Nllov naloa Nne lFaN, botlo Ol
oulons, q bottle oi kolyhNp,tWo pitvh-
pfs one can ~ peas, two cans ~
soup. ono IAN ~ tomalovs, ono cen oi
corn. one heN egg noeales, enc boN
alnUtl waters, one paekape oats, twc
cans ai elaWs, enc can ot pineapple,
one boz elahAm waters, one hottlU
papppf sauce. Two hoNes snan pow der
two cakes II soap, ono iat honey,
unc boa shredded wheat hlVSults, onv
hoN ~ maeagenh one pecNago of
presto,
Nf. rhibbons basko, of spin.
ache.
Miss Andrews 4onc can tomatoes,
onA fat of Jelly, two chickens, ono
paokagc OF Croam of wheat, one oan
ot oru. tnocda biscuit, basket Ot
sweet potatoCs,
Nt rhulp Miller -.rwo baskets Of
applies. go
:. n. sullivan Hale pound of tea,
two pounds ct rice, two pounds of
colloe, two cakes ol Ivory soap.
Mrs. Z, W, ConrOy Ten pounds ot
sugar. nag og uour. basket 81 potatoes.
Mrs, Thomson. .klng Night towels.
Mrs. roid-rw0 bottles Of kolchup,
one glass OF jelly, one can tomatoes,
one jar chill sauce, two quarts Of grape
jelly. one quart OF pickles.
Mrs. Roosscl~-ono van ot sweet
pickle.
Mrs. }, ,. Walton Rive pounds OF
sugar,
Mrs. Holiday Two jars of pre-
serves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Munroo-
one pair of blankets.
Mrs T.. l.. Jelors-ono pair Of
blankets,
Ridout Brothers s--llalf dozen pillow
cascs.
Mrs. John lreland--llalC dozen tow
els.
Miss Maggie ncllor.- Five pounds of
rice, two pounds Of oats, two cans OF
pineapple, ono can OF tomatoes, two
bottles OF grape juice, one package
OF plum pudding, one can OF rasn-
berry, two jars of peaches.
Mrs. Ilerold--Two dozen cans Of
peas, two dozen cans of tomatoes, two
aayon cams Of corn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
ORPHAN Us COURT
Judicial Disposition Of Affairs of
Orphans And Widow

Petition and order OF Emily. sTil-
ley, guardian Of Emily Edellns Iilley,
was nled and granted by the Court.
Application for letters of guardian
ship of Emily Edolinesrilloy was illed
and granted.
Inventory ol the personal estate oi
Il, Nlnton clayton, dogcesad, was
illcd and passed ~ the Court.
Remuneration In the estate OF Mai
aohi Harris, deceased, was illod and
passed,
Administrator bond of John a,
Harris, administrator OF Malachi llar-
rls, deceased, was 0lod and approved
by the Court
First and nnal account of NJ, NJ.
smith, administrators of W, Horny
smith, deceased, was illca and passed
by order of the Court.
Letters OF administration on the o..
tate OF Malachi Harris, deceased, was
granted 90 John 4, Harris, adminlS.
traitor, aud NOTICE to orodltors given,
Report of John Writ Randall, ad-
mlnlstrator, vtc,, .of Joseph Addison,
deceased, WAS flcd and passed,
.nArdlan's bond of kmily W, Til
ley, guarllan lo Emily Edelin rilley,
was fled aud approved by the Court.
tsolcase 81 ", 4. Moore, guardian
o. MelNill :, Dunlap, administrator
of clara V, johnson, deceaSed, was
lllcd aud passed b. order Of the Court
Release ct ", II, Armleor to Mel
willie :, Dunlap administrator 81
clara y, johnson, deceased, was nlo,
and passvd hy order IT the Court,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
EpWOUTH LEAGUE SOCIAL
Pleasant Entertainment at First
NJ, Il. ChuTeh

4 dcliehlml soolal ol the kpworth
l.raguv was given last night Ia the lee.
nte room ol the First NJ, E, church,
A short musical ana literary program
formca an important featNEe of The
evenings enterlainmenl, The lAaTtlci,
pants in the program weW Mrs, :, r.,
nrewer, who sana ,vNeral soloS in a
very pleasing mannefi Miss kthel
roldmrNoE who played the piano,
rendering a classical instrumental -.
loclloni Miss larman and Miss kthel
reldmeycr sang a duet, Mr. Clemson
sang 4 sole IN Ms own lAimttahle
stslul Miss hina foldmeNcr nang
swerlly and Mr. Hlppere wclled,
AFTER the program hot vhoVolate
aud cake WAS serNVl, \ Very anus.
ing feature az The evenings enter.
talnmont was 'oohwoh party IN
which the winners ot the nFss prlso,
Miss floVnco feldmoyog aNd Nh. Asa
Joyce ruoeiVed tho nFlee-a box ~
candy, The social was a very pleasant
aualI and much onjoNcd hy all pres,
fu4.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

pleasant birthday surprise party
maa nm ffaas evening I8sf Ca
M e NhHFs H8n celebrated
haf eIEHierHtH birthday Miss Fhipps
IS fle eiHesf 1aaaHler ~ HH and
Mfs. e. W rNnf.s. Nhe evening was
sfeuI tefF nieasaHlir. fafe iH the
neHn1Wn a.fa guests were invited into
l1a 8lsina fanug. where q tahIe vas
affraesi " sufHsa ard decorated with
sH press and tra fa=rss Refresh
na#Hls were s#re8 lH aswn dance.
Ms FhiNus reeeItel many handsome
sHt Hni Nth aV presents and fha
.slH nlAIlHHs OF maur ffiNuds.
~Hule ul taase wfsauf weFe Mf. Will
aN Eaiurs SIR. aHd Mrs. - 81.
Fhiuas Hr an8 WFs. 81. b. sears and
Mrs. H. #unas Misses Mamie lfhiui s..
fNIH rhfnns. isaHeai phirue. 81.
hu-lt. AlaHAlas. Bauman. "a. ilailimaF0
Messfe n luurs t Ihipns. 81.
rAinna 4nhn ~aumcnIn tuhn
1ames Wesley Iafte
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
EAST INDIA COlOREO MEN


chief lfw ~. - TIE brooklyn, Anne
Afnndel enuuty. rulitF force, has foui
hsaf1eFs iu tisn Ilfooh lyn lookup IA
fhe persons - A. many East India
eeiafeI men who we're stowawAys on
'gsAFl ghe steamship y. 81. kuudren,
Hlsh is naW eoailHa at the Curtis
ilav nleF.
The mgu mHsi have hetn taken
aheAf3 af nHe of the several points "a
0hifh the tgssei stopped. "A Their a
q heHtv Anf for allow ina the men "a
escape ~ this country. The captain
ef the shlp asked chief irwin 10 lake
care - thems BE- - pay fof their board
Iar4na the tlme.
ems Il he ueu Vas very siok last
wight auf the seFt lees uf a physician
va Fsstalfea. The fep fof this viii
Ne a,l1ei a. thrif beard bill.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
HER LAST AT HOME. !"
Mrs. Doyen Received az Barracks
Quarters

Mrs.. charles a. lloyen, wife ol
Iaut. q aIonci uuyou, ". =. N. a.,
commanding oiucpr ~ the Marine nar
racks Naval Academy, gave her last
Mondax afteFauon al home ~ No.
tamief. yesterday.
The ladl6- assisting Mrs. poXen wer
hef mother. Mrs. " ". Fay Mrs
~ d. Marcy Mrs. H. Dorsey t,aeka
wav. Nfs. roiieck, wife ~ Lieut.
Commando q. 4. Pollock q, :. n,
Mrs. Laws wife ~ Lieut., =, commander
ti NJ. Laws i. =. ~
The decorations wpre ehFyaanthe
mums and potied plants. There Nen
numerous callers lfem Annapolis ans
the Naval Academy. Thv many fFivndl
vi Mfs. pnYen. Who is charming
hostess. regret that hcf Afternoon al
aants- ended N lih Yesterday,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

All day The express Companies and
messengers have hoen busy deliver.
lnn pmokauon of beautiful .llowera O.
the Executive Mansion. liun1veds
~ beautiful bouquets % llowoFN have
hoen sent tho UcNorner'e dehOgAnte
daughter, whoac coming out Ia oele.
bratod tonight. Among the most
beautiful roses received Ii a magnlll.
cont bnnoh from Mrs, nalilierV. wlfo
81 Mr.. nv renee ilatilleh COLLECTOR ~
the rort ~ Annapolis, Mrs, hNll.
liuge. hofago her mAfElAee, was MlNA
aauliet. of Howard county, thv homo
county 81 tfnvrmuf Natnuld,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

NNH fHE &n1fuuai nsuk wIiI
u eiHsrl aH anksaI etnz Eaf. q 81.
cal holiday HI8 a'efeos tomorrow /.
.lHeslaN atf.rHHnH. f4la H8nA mlll
sHsUHul HnsiHHs aHifl e a'efnek Ffi.
day Mnfalma All rFfsens doing Eual
HHss 81 tse FFfmefs NaffaHaI Bauk
n5eaes f4aa naffaf 8 wIlI ha aiusfI
faaNEseit has Nae 80. Iu aaoli4er
aAtmmn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

Miss Ilsieu Louise Moss. daughter
- Mf. and Mrs. Robert Moss. enter
la4nsd Al luneheoa today w honor ~
afds daughter - captain Richards.
T. =. a.. retired. ~ Ffont Royal. Va.
covers we're iaid foT ten.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

Tomorrow there will Be- Meeting
of the State Beard ol Eluslsser -
hich has been called oy Secretary
of State col. Oswald IiiEaman lcr
the purpose of cany .lssing tHU rotaEms
Of the general election hela Novem-
ber 5. In addition % the Secretary
OF State. the board is composed ol
State Comptroller Dr.. Gordon ~. At-
kinson, state Treasurer Murray n am-
diver. Attorney t'eueraI William 81
Bryan and cierk ~ the fourt 81 Nn-
peals Thomas parrau.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
PROVIDING coal F0R ELEEI
Extra supply 60 Be Sent to Houo
lula

fafaf at fle NHxv H#UsH HEHnt.
s .shInelnn Yesterday faat an estfa
nt 81 cna Mnu1a h en m lanua
nIu ant fH Manila lnf nse 1a lseHErnl
ar aIl a thn gesei. uf iN#
tltirshiu aee sfnaii enua hHue sF
Y nl asia ara tIe euft tuai aatef
leIr trip ta Sam EHaaelseas
Ruy a3liiienal supplies nieA fe
l the hirs hnnNefs ean He naFeaae
"a rsHte. I fHe Fels fefufn faE
say fhnV eo o. tta Nan.Ne feast run
alats VIII 81 entered nta fof aI tae
aal nneie3 far delivery at KFf nus
points "a faute as Has heeu rrat ifei
taa outward Irin.
$50 Iesinu has aau reataa 81 ta
e lante Wiif ha tahHn fame anH
.a rectai faF eaur tiwe iuH
annlfas stHE fM fiumulatn HuA
Irat an taNen meHiE ~ mAitcH
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

Jerry l.. Smith lI9ou .s 6saGs
Chas. RI. Russell Of D.. i40tf 1.il. t9
wins0n g. G0tt. (l9l6i z5s5. 0i
winson .. Colt, 1907, iL1s8 RI
Total <l1. l.f.Zi
Rents due as follows June 19 ltli
NJ. V. D. Collins se.a1
=. =. Sites Att.Ns
William Duvai, Jr. $500
Total ~l08 80
Tie following bills weFs reported
favorably By the finance committee
and ordered paid
Louis Boesscl 4 Co $50
Evening Capital $50
J.. y. Harder 1uH
J. NJ. Green 10000
Anne Arundel Advertiser 1000
w Feldmeysr 91t.a9
l.. II. Green t.NA
Charles II. Howard 800
Miss Stella Phillips LOO
l.. II. Green l0.m
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
TO REGULATE
CORPORATIONS
Louisiana May Fol-
lowLead ofOther
States
EXTRA SESSION ASSEMBLY
Called to Consider Import.
ant Questions..-Causes
Surprise.

New Orleans, Oct. 31.-The passage
in Louisiana Of law similar to those
recently enacted or proposed in othel
southern states for the regulation Of
corporations was proposed today be
fore an extra session of the state as
sembly by proclamation of Lieutenant
Governor Sanders. Ousting corpora
tions from the state by law is one o.
the measures suggested. Others are
the investigating and regulation Of
telephone, telegraph and express bust
ness. The fact that the lieutenant
governors proclamation is issued dur
ing the absence of Governor Blan
chard at the jamestown Exposition
four days after the latter's unexpect
ed call for an extra session, created
unusual interest. Governor Blan
chard's call laid before the assembly
the investigation of port conditions
and reductions in the state tax de.
partment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
Raymond Hitch.
cock Fails to Ap-
pear in Court
BELIEVED TO HAVE FLED
Was Under $4,000 Bail to
Answer Charge of Crimi-
nal Assault.

New York, Oct. 31.--The sudden dis,
appearance of Raymond Hitchcock,
the comedian, has not yet been clear
ed up. About the time he failed to
appear at tn theater where he was
starring, the grand jury was returning
indictments against him charging him
with felorious acts which might send
him to prison for the remainder of his
life, One theory is that he is bound
for Europe and another is he has met
with foul play and yet another is that
he has suicided.
Forfeits Heavy Bail.
Hitchcock was under $4,000 bail to
appear in court today to answer to
the charge of criminal assault
for which he was arrested
several days ago. No trace OF
him was found up to the time he was
to have appeared in court An invest
igation showed that the missing man
did not sail on the liner Majestic for
Europe yesterday. His wife is
prostrated. She says that flight
was out of the question, he having
very little money. She insists that he
met with foul play,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
BACK
FROM HIS TRIP
Had Very Pleasant
Time With Old
Friends
SENTIMENT FOR STATEHOOD
Executive Finds No Visible
Opposition to Movementin
His Travels.l

Greatly refreshed in mind, albeit a
Itritlle fatigued in body, Governor
Curry returned at noon today from
his tour Of southeastern New Mexico.
While the trip was made primarily to
visit his old stamping grounds in that
section of the territory he also EN-,
braced the opportunity to feel the
pulse OF the people there on the state.
hood question and was gratified to find
sentiment unanimous in favor Of the
movement. He met large number of
his old friends and made a great many
new acquaintances while swinging
around the circle and says he had a
pleasant time.
No Visible Opposition to Statehood.
There is no visible opposition to
statehood" Governor Curry stated to
a New Mexican reporter this after
noon at the executive office, when ask.
ed regarding the sentiment of the peo.
pie in southeastern New Mexico. /
found the people in the southern part
Of the territory whom ! met unanim
ous in favor of New Mexico being ad.
mitted as state. l believe we will be
able to secure self-government within
the next eighteen months as | statd
in an interview at Ell Paso. If we do
not get ii at this session of Congress
we will at the next"
Governor Curry expects to leave
soon for Washington where he will
have another conference with Presi
dent Roosevelt on the question Of
statehood for New Mexico. He does
not know just when he will go to the
national capital but it will probably be
during the early part of November
Considerable business in the shape
of correspondence has accumulated at
, Ne executive Office during the absence
of Governor Curry and he will be kept
busy for week at least disposing Of
this and attending to other official
matters that demand his attention.
Visited Many Towns.
Governor Curry's itinerary on his
recent trip through southeastern New
Mexico included visits to Roswell Ha-
german, Lincoln, Captain, Dexter
Carrizozo, Tularosa and Alamogordo.
He also stopped for brief intervals
at the settlements he passed through
en- route to the larger towns. He trav-
eled overland most of the time In
blackboard.
Everywhere Governor Curry says
he was received with the greatest cor
diality, and he says it was particu-
lar pleasure to meet his old time
friends. From Alamogordo he took a
train for Ell Paso where he spent yes
terday leaving in the evening for San
ta Fe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
WILL REMAIN HERE
ALMOST THREE HOURS
El Paso Boosters Reach Santa Fe On
Evening OF November 8th-Visitors
Should Be Welcomed.

Assistant to the President s. B
Grimshaw of the Santa Fe Centra
Railway has just prepared the schedule
over his line for the Ell Paso Boosters
trade excursion next month. According
to this schedule the visitors will ar.
rive here at $3.50 o'clock on the even.
ing of the Sth and remain until
O'Clock, or almost three hours. Mr.
Grimshaw in the following communi-
cation urges the citizens of Santa Fe
to bestir themselves and arrange to
give the visitors an enthusiastic wei.
come upon their arrival. The letter
reads:
Santa Fe. N. NJ, Oct. 80, 1907
"To Citizens of Santa Fe
"a large number of FL Paso Boost
ers, comprising the Chamber of Com
merce, of FL Paso, Texas, will arrive
at Santa Fe in special train over
our road at $50 p M, Friday, Novem-
Der Sth, and will leave over our road
returning to Torrance at s p. m. These
Boosters desire to get acquainted and
also see various points Of interest
during their short stay in this city.
81 hope that you will try and meet
the special train when it arrives in
Santa Fe at $3.50 p. m, on the Sth day
of November and give these good
people a rousing reception.