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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

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The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28
MAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Everett Fuller of San Marcial Vic
tim of Lightning's Bolt Yester-
day Afternoon.

During the prevalence of one
of the severest electrical storms
ever known to visit the Jornada
del Muerto, Everett Fuller of
San Marcial was instantly kill
ed by lightning Friday after
noon at about 4 o'clock. Full
ler and Chas. Lewis were gath
ering steers at the formers
ranch thirty miles east of San
Marcial. Lewis rode up to
where Fuller was and dis
mounted. Fuller mounted the
horse to ride away, but had
gone not more than hundred
yards when the bolt struck,
killing both rider and horse in
stantly. Lewis brought the re-
mains to San Marcial last night.
The deceased was an elder
brother of the Young man who
was bitten by coyote a few
days ago and went to Austin,
Texas, for treatment to prevent
hydrophobia.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28
BELIEVES HE HAS BONANZA
Elfego Baca, Albuquerque Lawyer,
Confident of Netting Fortune
From His Mining Claims.

Attorney Elfego Baca, of Al
buquerque, who was III the city
Yesterday, is pretty we'll convinc-
ed that lie has a good thing in
the two mining claims he is
working in the Animas mining
district two and a half miles
north of lIillsborro, Sierra conn
ty, says the Santa Fee New Mex
can. The names of the two
claims are the San Antonio and
the Sophia. He has a shaft on
the Sophia 100 feet deep, and
several workings on the San An
tonic all showing some rich ore.
He has struck a vein from which
he has received assays showing
gold amounting to $500 to the
ton. This streak is from two to
eight inches. clear and de6ned
and is improving as depth is at
tanned. He has eight men at
work and is putting considerable
ore on the dump. Chances for a
sale are very good and the par
ties who are contemplating buy
ing are having the properties
Investigated by competent min
ing engineers. Negotiations for
a sale may he closed at an early
| date,
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28
SOCORRO COUNTY PROSPERITY
Federal Inspector wilks Draws
Rosy Picture OF Conditions in
New Mexico's Largest County

Il. w A. Wilks, Inspector OF
the federal bureau of animal in
duStry who has been inspecting
dipping in Socorro county, arriv-
ed in the city yesterday morning
to make his report to DR.. Marion
lines, chief inspector of the New
Mexico and Arizona district,
SAYS the Albuquerque Journal.
Mr.. Wilks is an Englishman
by birth, and all his life he has
been interested in sheep, in Eng
land and in the United States.
Before joining the bureau of ami
NAL industry he was chief shep-
herd at the Amcs Agricultural
college, at Ames, Iowa, consid-
cred one of the foremost institu-
tious where scientific farming
and husbandry is taught.
In talking about the dipping
work and Socorro county in gen
eral, Mr.. Wilks said:
The dipping work has been
completed, and we are now fin
ishiug an inspection of the sheep
dipped. The sheep that | have
seen are splendid looking ami
mails. The cattle and other live
stock in that country are in ex-
cellent condition. The range is
in better shape today than ever
before, and the grass is unprece-
dented i'll luXuriance.
Where nothing but arid land
existed some months ago, with
only mesquite aud sage brush
growing, high grass is in abund-
ance for miles, making one of
the most valuable public pas
lures to be found. The cause is
the recent heavy rains, which
thoroughly soaked that country.
From a business standpoint,
Socorro county has never before
been so prosperous. Business in
the large and small towns is
picking up and the Socorro fair
will do much toward calling at
tention to New Mexico's largest
COuutVh
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28
ALEUQUERQUE'S big FAIR"
II Will Bre ak all Records in Extent
and Quality of Amusement At
fractions.

Six months ago, when the Of
ficerS were elected for the Twen-
ty-seventh Annual New Mexico
Fair, to be held in Albuquerque,
Octo ber 7-l2, it was predicted
that the Twenty-seventh Fair
would break all records in extent
and quality of amuSe ment attrac-
tions in sporting features and ex-
hibitS, and in the amount of
money used by the association in
making the annual show.
With the fair but few days
away, this prediction has been
surely carried out. The fair,
which opens October 7th, will be,
in every way, the biggest event
of the kind that the southwest
country has known. 1t embod-
les all the features that made
the festival of the Mountain and
Plain, in Denver, famous. Ii
embodies all the features that
made the Pike, in St. Louis,
famous. 1t will present agricul-
tural and live stock exhibits that
will furnish a liberal education
along the line of the possibility
of New Mexico and the south
west.
In the first place, this years
fair has had money, and it takes
money to make a fair. The AL
buquerque business men started
the ball rolling by subscribing a
cool $4,000. AS the fairs ol
recent years have been money
makers instead of money losers,
it is yet to figure out about how
much money will be spent by the
managers during the six days
The officers this year are ener-
getic young men, who are out tC
make a record, and who have
spared no effort to make it.
The sporting program is I
fair indication of what we may
be looking for during the big
week at Albuquerque. Five bast
ball teams are already entered
for the tournament, with the
prospects good for more, fol
which 81, ,759 has been appropriat
ed.
For the first time since th'
fair was organized, twenty-seveI
wears ago, every harness race
was filled within the time limit
There are six big harness races
four of these worth 81 900 each
the other two worth $500 apiece
For several of these races ther,
are from nine to twelve entries
Heretofore, the largest numbe
of entries has been four to six
Also, more running horses will
be in Albuquerque for this YEAR
fair than at any two previou
meetings.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

as ASST slant TO my commisSary
sergeant. | had hard work to
get Abel Chavez to take this
position, as he was married last
Monday to Miss Marcorfa Chav-
ez of Las Cruces. He didn't
want to leave his bride during
the march, but when ! told him
that his bride could ride with
the young lady rangers where he
could see her all during the pro-
ceSSion he consented.
Wishing your fair success,
Truly yours,
MERRILL KENNEDY.
Captain Commanding the Juven-
lie Rough Riders.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28
500 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there is
at least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and
giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have SO
much faith in it's curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimo-
mails.
Address F. ]. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills ioi
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

Dusty" Rhodes and bride ar
rived in the city Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Rhodes will pitch for
the Socorro team during the base
ball games at the fair. He is
pitcher of experience and profess
sional skill, as is evidenced by
the fact that he has been signed
by the St. Louis NationalLeague
team for the next season. II
looks a little as though the team
that wins from Socorro during
the fair games will have to be a
good one.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

captain NJ. COO0eN, gIduu
marshal for the Socorro county
fair, has arranged for the parade
on the arrival of Governor Curry
and party at . o'clock Saturday
morning as follows:
The COW boy guards will form
on Sixth street, right resting on
ManZanares avenue, and hold
themselves in readiness to meet
the governor at the depot To
give escort.
The Navajo troops will form
on Fifth street, right resting on
ManZanares avenue.
The veterans of '6l to '65 will
assemble at North California
street and ManzanareS avenue,
where a wagonette will be ready
for their use.
Socorro Hose Company No. |
will assemble on North Califor-
mia street on the left of the old
soldiers.
Citizens on foot will form on
North California street on the
lett of the firemen.
The juvenile rough riders will
form on South California street,
right resting on Manzanares
avenue.
The lady rangers will form on
South California street on the
left of the juvenile rough riders.
The Curry cadets will form on
the left of the lady rangers
The city council will place
themselves on the left of the
Curry cadets.
Officers of the fair will form
on the left of the city council.
All citizens mounted will form
on the left of the city council.
School children's floats will
form on California street on the
left of the mounted citizens.
Business mems floats, mechan-
les floats, and farmers iloat'
will form on St. Bernard street
right resting on the plaza.
Citizens in carriages will form
on Court street and Park street
right resting on the plaza.
The parade will move in tn,
following order:
Grand Marshall and staff,
Governor and staff,
Mayor,
Cowboy Guards,
Band,
Veterans,
Socorro Hose Company No. |,
Citizens on foot,
Juvenile Rough Riders,
Lady Rangers,
Curry Cadets,
City Council,
| Officers Socorro County Fair,
Citizens mounted,
School children's floats,
Floats,
Citizens in carriages,
Navajo Mounted Troup.
BY order,
M. CooNEY,
Grand Marshal
PROGRAM or EVENTS sATURDA
$50 a. III. Address of wei
come by Mayor III. o. Bursum
and response and opening of tn
fair by Governor George Curr
on the north side of the plaza.
10:30 a. M. Baseball; burr
races for hovs for the HiltOl
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

G. II. Brown, the noted mining
engineer and expert, and super
intendent of the Mines Develop
ment Company, which is operat-
ing extensively in the Kelly and
Black Range mining districts in
Socorro county, reached the city
this afternoon from his home at
Socorro and will remain here un-
til tomorrow evening. lie is
registered at the Palace. While
here he will communicate the
degrees of the Scottish Rite OF
Free Masonry from the 18th to
the 32d. inclusive on several can
didates and will also attend the
communication of Santa Fe
Lodge of Perfection No. Of the
Rite this evening Santa Fy
New Mexican.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28
Mr.. BURSUM GETS JUDGMENT
Judge Parker sustains Referee G.
v. Safford's Report. Territory
Owes over "a, 900.

One more step, and a very inn
portant step. has been taken
toward the final adjustment of
Hon. II. o. Bursum's accounts
with the territory of New Mexi-
co. The latest development in
the case is told in the following
special dispatch of last Saturday
from Silver City to the Albuquer-
que Citizen:
III. .. BurSum, former super
intendent of the New Mexico
penitentiary, was today given
judgment for over 1900, the
amount he claimed was due him
in the adjustment of the disput-
ed accounts of the prison, and
the report of Referee &. V. SAT-
ford, which showed that the ter
ritory owed Mr.. BurSum this
money, was sustained in every
important detail. The case
came up before Frank w. Park
er, Judge of the fifth judicial
district court.
This case grew out of alleged
shortages in the prison accounts
at the time when II. J. Hager-
man was governor. The Albu-
querque Morning Journal pub
liShed what was said to be az
expert report, declaring BursGm
short in his accounts with the
prison. The morning paper may
now have to prove its assertions.
Bursum paid into the prison
accounts some two thousand dol
lars under protest and filed suit
under a law passed by the last
legislature for an adjustment of
the accounts of the prison. SAT-
ford was appointed to inveSti-
gate the books of the prison and
compiled lengthy report which
the court upheld.
TERRITORY FAILED TO PROVE CASE
After preliminary argument,
ATTORNEY General A. b. Fall adj
mitted that the territory had
failed in its objections to the
suit.
Mr.. Stafford testified as to the
correctness of the report made
by himself. The attorney gen
eral admitted that the territory
could find no evidence against
the correctness of the report.
The attorney general asked
that the interests of the territory
be protected in any decree enter
ed by the court also any interest
of the United States although
there is none admitted by special
Agent Holcomb, who said the
government was not a party tc
the suit.
The judgment was rendered
after the court had inquired into
all doubtful parts of the evi'
dence.
After admitting that the terri
tory was not in possession of any
evidence to show the Stafford re
port incorrect, the attorney gen
eral called attention to the fac
that all monies from the appro
priations were expended by war
rants duly passed upon by the
penitentiary commissioners.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28
STRONGLY FAVORS STATEHOOD
Governor Curry Leaves No Chance
for Mistake AS to His Position.

In recent interview Govern
or Curry is reported To have said
that he is not in favor of the
suggestion that the selection of
delegates to a constitutional con-
vention be left to the governor,
to himself or any other governor.
Governor Curry then added:
Again desire to say that /
am strongly and unequivocally
in favor of immediate single
statehood for New Mexico and
for the admission of the Terri
tory into the sisterhood of states
should an enabling act be passed
at the coming session OF the Goth
congress by approval of the con-
stitution aud by the statehood
vote thereafter, provided Presi-
dent Roosevelt thinks favorably
of the project and the Republic
can senator's and members of the
house can be united in voting for
an enabling act as soon as the
Doth congress meets"
A. r
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28
THEPARADE ANDPROGRAMME
EVENTS OF EACH DAY
AT COUNTY FAIR
The General Parade Will Take Place Immediate
ly upon the Arrival of Governor Curry in the
City. The Program Will Then Start
and Keep Going.

prize; burro races for girls
for prize sack of silver donated
by the Socorro State Bank
1900 a. M. Foot race for
boys, to 7 years, Mclaughlin
prize; foot race for boys, to 10
years, Mclaughlin prize.
1900 IN. Cowboy feast to
Governor Curry.
200 p. III. Baseball; running
race backwards, Newcomb prize /;
foot race for girls, . to II years,
Leeson prize; Bronco busting;
foot race for girls, to 5 years,
Smart prize; foot race for girls,
IL to 10 years, Mrs. Chambon
prize.
500 p. m. Cowpony race,
300 yards, for first prize $50,
second prize $50, third prize en-
trance fee saved, entrance fee
$40 divided between first and
second winners; jubilee singing,
continuous performance from 10
Il. III. to II p. M; dancing at pa
vilion ON the fair ground from ?
p. III. to , a. III; dancing at the
opera house from p. III. to ? a.
m.
The first Regiment band of
Albuquerque plays day and
night.
PROGRAM OF EVENTS SUNDAY.
900 a. IN. San Miguel parade
on the plaza.
1000 a. III. Baseball; trap
shooting.
200 p. III. An exhibition
game of baseball between the
Albuquerque Browns and pick
ed nine. This will be the game
of the season.
800 p. M. Foot race for girls,
Il to 10 years, Hilton prize; foot
race for boys, II to IL years,
Winkler prize; cowboy race, any
age, Estevan Baca prize; trap
shooting.
800 p. III. Grand display ol
! fire works.
Jubilee singing, dancing al
/ the pavilionS and the opera
house, and music by the First
Regiment band, continuous per
formances.
PROGRAM OF EVENTS MONDAY
1000 a. III. Baseball; wheel
barrow race for men, ]. f.. Tor
res prize; wheelbarrow race foI
boys. Mrs. A. G. Abeytia prize
200 p. III. Baseball; bronco
busting; foot races for boys, Il
to Is years, j. f.. Smith prize
running broad jump for men
CortinaS prize; standing broaC
! jump, A. Torres prize; running
high jump, f. Abeytia prize
throwing heavy hammer, Cham
bon prize; throwing light ham
mer, BiavaSchi prize; throwing
the discus, Yunker prize.
500 p. III. Free for all hors'
race, 400 yards, first winner SIS
second winner SIS, entrance fee
S.; tug Of war between 10 COW
boys and 10 farmers; jubilee sing
ing from 10 a. m. to ii p. IN.
dancing at the pavilions on thu
fair grounds from p. m. to ? a
m; dancing at the opera hous'
from 8 p. III. to ? a. m; musi
day and night by the First Regi
ment band.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

A. II. Hilton came up from
San Antonio to the circus Tues
day and while here made addi-
tional arrangements for the ac-
commodation of the San An
tonic delegation of juvenile
rough riders and lady rough rid
ers at the fair. Mr.. Hilton is
giving the fair a loyal support
and incidentally giving his own
town some valuable advertising.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

c. b. Allaire drove up from
San Antonio Tuesday in time for
the circus and had business at
Lemitar the next day. Mr., AL
laire felt sure that San Antonio
would send up a good represen-
tation to the fair.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

Oats, oats, oats for sale at
Geo. +. Cooks livery stable.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

Subscribe for The chieftain.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

Advertise in the chieflaiu.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-09-28

PROGRAM OF kVkNTS SATURDAY
9:30 a. III. Address of well
come by Mayor IL. o. Bursum,
and response and opening of the
fair by Governor George Curry
on the north side of the plaza.
1890 a. M. Baseball; burro
races for boys for the Hilton
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
uOTA! !uO|C|AE

FL fiscal de Mayagii-z ha
presentado acusaci6n contra Jose
Rodriguez Miranda, por hurto de
un caballo y contra varios vecinos
de Sabana Grande, por inffacci6n
q la ley sobre monopolios.
Emilio Martinez, pe6n de
Dool.y Smith & Co. fue dttenido
aver por acometimiento y agresi6n.
Is I'm viejo a quien los muchae hos
e dirigen rechides y aver indIgna-
do le tir6 q uno con un ma Il 10,
cogiendo de soslayo 4 una nina y
producieudole una confusion en-
una pierna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
NOTAS' De PONCE

DON Joaquin .Ve'azquez San
tiago contra dofia ejanrina Flores
A estos juicios solo han assist
do los demandantes con sus testigos.
Sc ha est4blecldo I'm nuevo
dep6 ito de hirlo frente q la plaza
principal en- el cafe ola Vsnus'
-Ha llegado en- el vapor Ju
LA Mr.. w. R. Thorman, consul
Alemiu en- la vecina rep1bli3a de
Santo Domingo.
"A pesar de h,bernos gu ia
do hace tempo de algunos "a
galetones que sin respeto a la mo
raj Sc baiiaban desnudos en- el p1so
del rio que conduce los Blfi>s de
Quintana, por donde transitan mu
chas familias, cantin1an los zaga
letones banandose sin que la poll
ci4 trate de meterlos en- clntura.
-El sub Ito italiauo Vicente
i Chavico, ttabajando aver en- cl ce
menterio cat6lico de CanaS en- e
paute6n de los h.rmauos Michel
tuvo Ia desgracia de caer de un an
damio sobre Ia v!rja del panteol
penetrardole uno de los hierros po
la mano derecha y hacien iole po
tai motive una h4rida de conside
raci6n.
--Desde aver Sc encuentra e
esta ciudad nuestro amigo don Jua
Gutierrez, comerciante del vecin
pueblo de Salinas.
-Tamblen sc encuentra e
Ponce el conoci1o escritor don Fl
lix Matos Bernier.
Ell policla Enrique Cape
j detuvo 4 Victor Perez Ell la play
la tarde de aver por haber dispar'
do I'm tiro de revolver contra 10:
D Del6u G.yman, qnlen suvo la TO
.uua de no ser herido.
q Sc encuentra Ell esta CiudS
el L ,do. en- Derecho don Federlt
Degetau y Gonzalez.
CORRRspoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
NOTE OE |NTERES
FaIlecimiento desmen-
lido. Un escalarn en-
to. ComadrOna.
vUELvE Al PRESIDE
Personals asistidas en- la Sala
de Sccorros. En el Cast
no espanol de Humacao'

Noticias de Utuado desmienten
el runor de hsb mue,to ALI el Sc
nor Ouiutin Vale, que fue beiido
recientemente en- aquella ciudad,
Infol ma el cabo Navarro, de
Ia policia de Caguas, que anteayeT
fue escalada la casa hab'taci6n dc
Antonio Maldonado, llevandose un
baul con ropas, sos en- billetes de
diez cinco dollars y algunas none
das de plata. Fl baul y la rops
aparecieron ell I'm manglar.
Para Ell domingo 27 del Co
rriente prepara el Casino Espalol
de Hum2cao, TIN suntuoso bale Dc
sociedad con motive de su inaugu
raci6n. Reina alli gran enlusias
mo para coucur1ir a esa fiesta gu
| a juzguar por los preparativos que
Sc hacen, ha de resultar esp!endida-
DE heridas y contusiones lie
YES fueron asistidos en- la ssla de
socorros Juan Real, Federico Cotto
Maria Cerra, Jose Villegas, Manue
Cuevas, Jesds Diaz, Juan Castro
Ines Leon, Candelario Ottega, Ra
fael Romero y Andres Resto.
FARMACIA.-Por desear su due
iio retirarse del usgocio, Sc vende UNI
de nombre acreditado, en pueblo mu..
importante y progressive, en- condlcio
mes favorables al comprador. Par
info1mes y detalles dirigirse a G. c
lR., San Franclsco6 81, bajos. San Jua'
Up. r. go
-Ha ingresado nuevament
en- el Presidio, procedente de !
carc,l de Mayagii-z, el individu
Eleuterio Rivera (a) Tello, que fu
sentenciado GitimameDte por
Corte de Distrito de aquella ciuda
4 la pena de reclusf6n perpetua pc
e, delito de aSesinato en- segund
grado.
FL Ayuntamiento de Hum'
Gao ha acordado llevar ALI una G.
E madrona tltular, asignandole p'
ahora una qualification, para qr
presto asistencia en- el Hospital.
"A iniciatiya del doctor Jim'
nez, director del hospital de asa
AutonioD, de Mayaguez, secuudad
por 81 alcalde sefor Riera Paine
! pronto Sc irstalara en- aquel establ'
; cimiento un laboratorio para anal
sis qufmico y microsc6pico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
Ot |ATElt! GENERAL

Il los sHs1ifOres, eowespomsa3es
Y amigos!--Supllco encarecidamen-
te por segunda vez, no me envfen
ninguua correspondence que no
sea de asuntos administrators, Ia
que debe venir dirigida asi; aSefior
Administrator de LA DEMocRA
c1A.p Noticias y otros trabajos pa
ra la publicidad que no sean de pa
go, deben dlrigirse a la Redacci6n
de LA DEMocRAc1A. Espero Sc
me atienda y Sc NE complazca. -
R. NARvAEz RIVERA, Administra.
dor accidental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
kOT|c|AS O|V[RSAS
Comisi6n del Ayunta-
niento de Humacao.
Puente de Caguas.
CARCEL MUNICIPAL
Una lavandsra que renun.
cia. -Detenidos por tur-
bar Ia paz pdblica.

Dice eEl VigilanteS, de Hume
Gao, que ha sido ronb.aia una
COM ion del seno de aquel ayuut; -
miento, compuesta de los sefores
don Francisco Vega y don Felile
Osero, para que en- union del dele
qado 4 la Camara Lcdo. Was
Ochoteco vengan q San Juan q tra-
tar sobre el importante asunto c'l
puente de Casuas.
Ora, vengan tambieu conf
stones de Juncos, Gurabo y San
Lorenzo a tratar con el Ccinision;
do del Interior y el Gobernadcr
sobre el mismo punto.
Hoy cumpiierou su' coude.
mas en- la carcel municipal Francis
co Solsr, Rln6n D.lz y M,nuel
Cary jal.
Petra Rivera, Javandera dtl
Hospital Cuarentenario, ha presen-
tado su renuncia, fundada en- que
la comida que Sc lie da es insu6cien.
te para su sostenimlento.
-Por tu'bar la paz pdblica
arrest6 aver la policia a los indivi.
duos Juan Nieves, Salvador Alamo,
Juan y Victor Rivera, Rafael Ro.
nero, Josefa Tejada y Vicente Ca
rri6n.
Las almoYrQnas Sc cufQn
EN- s d ii dfQs, con ell UNGUENTC
DE PAZO, va sea simples, sangran
tea, con picaz6n, 6 exterlas, po rebel
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des que sean.