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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
Might Be In Contempt.

1t was argued that to grant the petition in this case the railroad commission would put the railroads in contempt of the United States court. Maj. k. b. Steiner of the Central, and the Mobile an. Ohio, took this position, in answer to Capt F. S. White. who was speaking for the petitioners. Others took the same vie-7. Major Steiner said to make the trunk lines absorb this charge would be to change the status of the situation; hence, such action would be in open de- fance of the federal court.
 The railroads also demurred to the pe- tition on the ground that there was charges against them; that their case was with the Birmingham Southern; also that the commission has no right to require the roads to deliver goods beyond its own terminals or over other lines without compensation; that such action would be discrimination against other patrons anu a violation of law; that such action would be interference with the inter state commerce laws; that 1t would be in a sense regulation of interstate traffic anu that the roads are not In any way concerned with the business of the Bir- mngham Southern.
 In answer to the statement that when the roads controlled the Birmingham Southern they took the charge the at to-neys said that at that time they were interested and had to meet it's obligations on wheelage and interests. For that req son they did it; 1t was their own prop ert.'.
 The commission decided that it has ju- risdicton and set the first Monday in August for hearing on the merits or the case.
 The application of the citizens of Mo bile to force the Louisville and Nash vile to occupy the new union depot there will be heard tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02

A few days ago near Town Creek there were born to MT. and Mrs. Clint Braclen, triplets. two sons and daughter The mother and the babies are reported as doing well and the babies are said to be all healthy. well developed infants.
 It is said that this case will be re- ported to President Roosevelt, in order that he may be convinced that there is no danger of race suicide in North Ala bama, at least in Lawrence county
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02

E. l.. Morris, young man from Athens, who was brought here for surgical treat ment a few days ago, died at the Hunts vile hotel Saturday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02

A letter from Dr. Eugene A. Smith, state geologist, states that he will come to Huntsville during the first part of July to make an investigation of the oil and gas resources of this section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
Leadinu Men Present.


 Among the railroad men who are present to take care of the roads entering Birming ham and interested in the case were the following: L. Green, Washington, traffic manager of the Southern; J. S. B. Thomp- son, general agent of the Southern, At lanta, and c. B. Northrup, assistant gen. eral counsel for the same system, at Washington. J. G. Weatherly of Birming- ham, also Is at work for the Southern.
 John P. Tillman, Birmingham, and Vice President l.. Sevier came for the Sea board. D. Lightner general agent, Bir mingham, for the Frisco and A. D. Smith of Birmingham, for the Alabama Great Southern. John V. Smith and George w. Jones, district attorney, represent the Louisville and Nashville, and R. l.. Simp- son, assistant general freight agent of the Southern. H. R. Moore of Birming- ham, traffic manager of the Tennessee Republic Steel and Iron company, is look in;y after his company's interests.
 The case is in a sense peculiar. The Birtninghaln Southern Is forced to friendliness for the shippers, inasmuch as the victory there would help their business, while the other roads are fight ing the shippers. If the shippers win thc Birmingham Southern will be on the same basis as the Belt, which will be beneficial to the said Birmingham South ern The case will run most of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
Cotton Crop Poor.

President Seymour of the Alabama sec tion of the Southern Cotton Growers be- lieves that cotton will be worth 15 cents a pound before any great length of time; also he is of the opinion that the Alabama crop can not possibly run over one mil lion bales, when the normal output Is a quarter of a million more. MT. Sey- mour does not believe that there will be an average crop, though the condi- tions have changed materially for the bet ter in the last few days.
 MT. Seymour has seen much of the Ala bama crop for the past two weeks and not a little of that of Mississippi, and he thinks that 1t is impossible for the yield under the best of atmospheric conditions to get Into the average class. The stands are bad in almost every part of the sec ton and in many places the plant is small and in large part grassy. The crop is so late that early frost would give it a hard dig and all in all the outlook is good for a shorter output than has been had in long time.
 MT. Seymour is getting together facts and figures about the crop that will be of interest to the people of the state. They will be given out from time to time and will be of such nature as to be of value as side lights on conditions. Correspon- dents from all parts of the state are get tngs facts and sending them to his office for cOmpilation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02

Dr. c. A. Cary, secretary of the Ala bama live stock sanitary board, and pr. w. T. Ellenberger, cattle quarantine or ficer from Nashville, are here inspecting the local quarantine station, which is in charge of pr. G. w. Browning. The work is progressing satisfactorily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02

Capt. Roy C. Horton of Company F., Dick Adams Rifles, Alabama National Guard. Is now making arrangements to ts--e his company to the annual state encampment at Huntsville on July 17. Captain Horton expects to take fifty or more men with him.
 Maj. William H. Long of Decatur. who is also a member of the state legislature from this county, expects to get a leave of absence from the legislature. so as to attend the encampment. He IS a major in the Third regiment of the state militia
 One of the most attractive features of the Fourth of July celebration to be given aI Oakland par. New Decatur, will be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
Mrs. Lomax's Funeral.

largely attended this afternoon. Dr. John A. Rice of New Orleans conducted the ceremony with the aid of Pastor McGee of the Court street church.
 Thomas J. Hall of this city today an- nounces for Congress in opposition to Congressman Wiley.
 In letter to the jailor here A. V. Atkins of Temple, Tex, asserts that John Bee man, the negro who wanted to be hung in place of his brother, owes him S9.75 for hynan books. and suggests that he pay thisD and the receipt will help him pass the gates.
 Capitol Complete.
 AtY the Monday meeting of the new capiN,l commission it was found that the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-02
COMMISSION WILL
 HEAR THE PETITION
Birmingham Southern Case Set
 for August 5
HALL WILL OPPOSE WILEY
Texas Creditor Says Beeman Owes Him for Hymn Books and Suggests That Receipt Might Help
 Through Gates.

Montgomery, July 1.-(Specal) )-Lead- inE railroad men from all sections of the country are here today to have part in the fight of certain shippers of Birmlng ham on the railroads that enter that territory to have the switching charges laid upon those who are on the Birming- ham Southern, absorbed by the trunk lines bringing in and taking out goods in carload lots It is pointed out that the trunk lines absorb the switching charges from competitive points to those on the Belt line and the same thing is asked with regard to the other line it being suggested that this is in a sense a belt. serving local business men in that ca- pacity.
 fore the railroad commission, before which 1t is being heard, with full com- mission present. It was filed by Wood Dickerson Lumber company of Birming- ham, when Governor Conner was at the head of the commission, but later with drawn to be put in different shape. Now it is squarely up on its merits and will be fought out by both sides its settle ment meaning much loss to the railroads, If they lose and a great saving to the business men, if it goes their way. Frank s. White of Birmingham, represents the shippers, several of whom have made common cause with Wood Dickerson, and the Birmingham Southern is represented by Walker Percy, also of that city.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-12
~ TEST LAW.



Pierre oruootst Soon.
\. \. wheaton. state purs food com.
misaioner. Willis A Pierre ! rev days
-, said ~ delay II bringing suit
under ~ patent medicine clause 81
ne pure food ct has been due 10 &.
torts q secure ! friendly suit on the
part * some outside drug house, to
~ the interstate phase d the law
tested.
n init ii the state courts only will
settle ne matter - far as business
within the state u concerned, leaving
The interstate question one Of open
contention
hut IN Mr. Wheaton has failed to
secure action on the part Of an out
side house. he expects within few
days To begin suit against some local
druggist to test the provisions Of the
law, - fsr - It \ concerned within
the stale. and to leave the interstate
mart of the question 10 further action,
whenever some outside Arm shall feel
Tint III interests ara involved 10 an
extent which viii warrant II To bring
such ! suit n the United states
conrts.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-12-12
South.
Dakota
GGneElll
stato
News II
Paragraphs.

Charles Steinel, fourteen years q
lage, was terribly wounded at his homf
Inear Vienna through an accident II
cleaning gun.
|
w. H. Mcvay Of Yankton, president
III the National bank, died in his sleeI
| afte- ten days illness. He was sixty
! eight years old.
In football game between the Stars
| and the Huskies. former star players
lof Rapid City schools. Louis Tedisid
received broken Jaw.
Orsion Gage, an inmate Of the state
soldiers home at Hot Springs, commit
tied suicide BY shooting himself In thu
mouth with revolver. He was sixty
flour years old.
w. s. Barber OF Butte county has
/ been appointed state water commits
sioner FOR the First district to fill the
vacancy caused BY the resignation Of
|W. s. Hamilton.
word has been received It Belle
Fourche Of the death on his ranch go
miles north, of Gus Abrahamson, for
merly 81 Lead. where the remains Will
/ be taken. The cause Of death has not
|yet been ascertained Abrahamson
leaves ! wife and two children.
3
Al black wolf, the nrst ever seen III
THAT section Of the country, was
trapped BY Chris Raber near Belle
Fourche, and Is now on exhibition. The
animal resembles q stag hound and is
/ only one year old. Rabe has written
to circus managers and expects to be
able to dispose Of the animal.
Help Is 10 scarce at White that the
Park hotel, although enjoying q good
business, has been forced to close its
doors, It being impossible to get din
ling room and kitchen, help. Half the
girls OF White are said to have been
married during the last six months,
and the others are. teaching school.
Gov. Crawford has granted pa
role to Israel Calkins, who was sent
to the penitentiary from Fall River
county on charge Of cattle rustling
Calkins has suffered stroke Of par
alysis and the parole Is recommended
NV the prison authorities and the
county oflcfals Of Fall River county.
The building erected and furnished
|by the city fire department was for.
finally dedicated at Webster with q re
Iception and banquet The ground
door will be used by the fire depart
Inent. the south wing being occupied
| by tie city Offices and Jail. The entire
second floor will be occupied by the
commercial club.
Rush for land In the vicinity Of
Rapid City continues undated, as is
shown BY the records Of the United
Estates land ONCE for the month OF No
Iyember. During that period there was
4 total Of 7O1 original entries filed
which covers an appropriation OF III,
LOCO acres, while the cash receipts Of
1.-THE once were $685. 900, or better thar
| $1,000 for each working day In the
month.
The latest reports from Cheyenne
Iagency are to the eject that the Ute
r. 1coon ~ fx1r tvrn . l.fr,<s II, fhe
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

So osnts d oansa Ps oshs cusn
corcs Eetk.
Osda q ds Que nsSlijs d doior 90
ssnalda.
psrmita que los rt6ones " entrste-
4.n.
FsItar en- curar ~desordenes urinarios
81 acercsn a NAL Dc Bright.
Las PiIdoras Do Doan para los ~
ihonee 10 salvarfn 81 peliEro.
Pruebs a. clio IN 10 gente de ban'
u re-.
Rupcrto Martinez, 40 ~ Ceile ue VII
Mn, dices raupe que ma buena w.
dicaclon de- malentar Do yinonee q
I'm dolor de- espalda. pero on mi ceso
&c asreg6 Z ess pAlestaf con lss seoFe'
clones do loo rihones. Al principle
el dolor I traves Dc losS iomoa els -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

Cuando los nervios del estomago,
corazon 0 rinones sc debilitan es en-
tonces cuando ell decaimiento de los
organos aparece. No narcotice el es-
tonnage nj tome e~stimulantes para el
corazon o rinones. Pues ESQ es mali
simo. Solicite la tan reconocida re-
ceta por todos los boticarios de todas
parties bajo Ell nombre del Reconstitu-
yente del DR.. Shoop. Ell Reconstitu-
yente esta p~reparado e~specialmente
para la .debilidad de los nervios in
teriores. Fortaleza estos nervios y
pongalos en- orden por medic del Re
constituyente del DR., Shoop-pastillas
0 l~oquido-q vera Guam pronto la me
joria aparecera. Sc mandarin mues
tras gratis por correo, cuando estas
sean solicitadas al DR.. Shoop de RIA
cine, Wis. Haga la prueba pues Ell
;ello va su salud. De venta en- toda'
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

EN| rr"E.|."
Ell mejor sustituto de cafe que hasta
ahora Sc ha conocido es el descubierto
por Ell DR.. Shoop de la Ciudad de Ra'
cine, Wis. va no hay necesidad de
la aburrida espera de media bora
Dice 81 Doctor que es "Hecho en- I'm
minuto.' Ell Cafe-Salud es Ia perfec-
ia imitacion de cafe hasta ahora como
cida. No entran en- u componentes
nj un solo grano de cafe. La imita'
cion del "C~afe.Salud" esta hecha de
cereales 0 granos tostados con malta,
nueces, etc. yerdaderamente engana'
ria a I'm experto, 81 este sin saberlo
10 tomara por cafe. De venta por Cart
wright Davis Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

Tos irritante, que provenga de cual-
quiera causa, sera curada vlolenta-
mente con Ell Remedio del DR.. Shoop
contra la Tos. Esta preparation es
tan inofensiya que Ell DR.. Shoop la re-
comienda a las madres para que Ia
den aun a las mas tiernas criaturitas.
Lo saludable de las hojas yerdes, asi
como 10 tlerno de los tallos, de esta
cicatrizante bebida de tierras monta-
nosas, es de 10 quo Sc componen las
pr~opriedades curativas del Remedio
del DR.. Shoop contra la Tos. Calma
esta, y cicatriza la parte sensible de
las membranes bronqulales. No con
tiene Opio nj Cloroformo. NADIA desa
gradable nj danino! Supplements con
tiene extractos de ina planta recino
sa la que cicatriza las parties adolori
das de los pulmones. Los Espanoles
llaman a esta bebida usada noy poi
Ell Doctor. LA Yerba S~agrada." Exija
Sc siempre la del DR.. Shoop y no tom'
ninguna otra. De venta en- todas la'
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
peuda pIacu en- Pssar.

"Debo una deuda de gratitud que
nunca puede ser pagada," escribe 9.
s, CLARK, de westfeld, Iowa, "por mi
~liberacion de la muerte por 81 Nuevo
Descubrimiento del DR.. King. Ambos
pulmones estaban tan gravemente
afectados que Ia muerte parecia inme-
data, cuando empece 4 tomar 81 Nue.
70 Descubrimiento. La ominosa tos
SEGA, dura y carrasposa SO me quito
Antes de acabar Ia primera botella. y
dos botellas mas hicieron cura com.
pleta.n NADIA ha igualado jamas al
Nuevo Descubrimiento para toses, res
friados y totdas las enfermedades az
Ia garganta y pulmones. Garantisa-
do en- todas las boticas. soc. y $l.oo'
Botellas de prueba gratis,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
PRocEDlMlENTos oFIclAlEs DEL
cuERPo De coiMsIoNAnos DEL
coNpApo be SANTA re.

ffNNnFNfN NNrNFN ANH1 .AA.
Junta Regular Z de Octubre de 1907,
Ell Cuerpo de Comisionados de Con
dado SO reuni6 en- session regular 4 las
10 de la mafana. Presentes: Hon
Il. Sparks, presidente; Hon. Jose Z
Madril, comisionado; George ". Ar
milo. secretario. y 6. 2. Closson, q
guacil.
sobre propuesta del senior Maril ios
procedimientos del cuerpo desde lro
de Abril hasta la fecha fueron apro
bados. !.
Las listas de tasaci6n por q an
1907 fueron debidamente, examinadas
aprobadas y irmadas por 81 cuerpc
atestiguadas por 81 s~ecretario'
Ell cuerpo examin6 y aprobo "a
cusntas siguientes:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

Cuando 10 solicite al DR.. Shoop en-
la Ciudad de Racine, Wis, le mandara
muestras gratis de tratamientos con.
ira el Romandizo por correo, Estas
muestras han dado a conocer al publi-
co en- general--sin un solo centavo
de costo--el yalor de esta cientifica
preparation conocida por todos los
~boticarios de todas parties bajo 81 nom,
bre de Remedio del DR.. Shoop contra
la Coriza. De venta en- todas las DO
ticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
q cAaNlcERlA.

Nuestro comercio es Quartet genera
nara compradores p~articulares de car,
mes frescas. vendemos solamente car
ne i~pspeccionada por Ell gobierno. "a
cuol nos es mandada por expreso y "a
cual es Embellishments preservada oe
contamination despues de que llesa .
nosotros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

Hemos c~onseguido la agencia para
el Jarabe Frutal Orino Laxative, q
nuevo laxative que do animation q
hfgado, purihca 81 aliento. cura Ia ia
yucca y ~regulariza los 6rganos diges
tivos. Cura la constipation cr6nica
Preguntadnos acerca de el.--De vents
en- la Tarmacia ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
o. uusn Llulmsnss.

cusudo necessities w linimento bue
no y digno ds con6ansa uaad q nai
aams Chamberlain. No tiens supseioi
para toroeduras : hinehanones, Va
uedaso do franela empRpado con .
Balsamo o. superior I cualquier siua
|plsmo para dolor DO rabadAlla 9 DOZEN
cias en- 81 costado q pecpo. Tannbiez
alivia dolores reumAtioos y hace po
sIbles 81 descsnao y q suoho--pe ven
Ia on todas las boticas'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

El Nuevo Mexicaho q 81 unrco pa
pei en- oil Territorio gus publica noti'
elias por complete en- asuntcs dc inte-
res. La suscricicn son solamente Ss.6C
al ano. Suscribanse y quedaran "a
.sfechos 10 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
FLoa lMpEaIAL.

A-conseiamos que compren nuestro
buen pan durante 81 verano. pero q ne
cen su propio pan, no falten on com
nara la flor imperial. Ia cual % "a me
jor que hay en- 81 mercado: Espec's.
meute adaptable para Ia hechura q
nan. 50 libras por $1.7b- !.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

Ell Nuevo Mexicano es el ,lnico pa
pei en- 81 Territorio que pllblica noti-
cias Dor complete en- asuntos de inte-
res. La suscricion con solamente $3.50
al Ano. Suscribanse v quedaran salts.
fechos de- 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
oRArl0.

Csda ves que reclbemos On cArse'
mento de aceits de olivc. puesto p y
nagreras de- CRYSTAL dc medic cuartlilo.
con setenedores Dc crlstal. loo cuales
u pueden ussr en- b mesa part. ecei'e
3 yipagre, cada una vale s5cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
pEcea EN- TARRos.

siempre tenemos en- msno IN surIl'
4, complete ue pescado importado en-
Vtarros. 81 cual es muy propio para 81
almuerso 8 par amerendar.
pescado en- tomato. tarros de una
libra, 25cts. ,n..
Pescado fresco. tarros de una np'a
Tarros de una libra Sb'cts.
20cts. - nj,
Tarros ovalados de una libra, FIN
don Haddocks,' sbcts-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
FRurAs.

En- 10 que pertenece q frutas tene'
mos todas las que podemos consegulr.
IA 81 yerano siempre tenemos frescas
,erezas, frambuezas, duraznos' aiDAr''
couues, bananas. .narantas. clruelas'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
NuEsTRo CAFE.

e 81 mejor que Sc produce en- q
mundo, 8 invitamos que compren 81
nuestro comerclo y quedaran conven'
cidos que es cleric 10 que nunc'a
pos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

Ell uepartamento de obras del Nuevo
Mexicano es 81 mas bien equipado en-
Ell T~erritorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estilo, venid a esta oicina y encon-
trareis TODD a gu gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

Sc NECESlTAN-Fara Comprar-
ejemplares de las Leyes de Session
desde 1897 y de las Leyes Recopila-
das de 1897 en- idloma castellano.
Dirljirse a la Compsnia Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

81 tienen algunos libros que encua
dernar traedIos al Nueyo Mexicano'
Esta ofcina tiene Ell mejor departa
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
PAN y BOLLOS

n,,esraAs FAc,L,pApEs SON ieuALEs = cuAlnsav's Msa = E,NA
oss1e PARA ENTREcAR PAN Y soLlos; - S sMs,sM sMpLEA-
= e WI TnAaAJApoREs suPERloREs EN- NuEsTRS Dern eDcnT,T,In,
DE- pANADERIAa. LAS oRDENEs Sc sihseN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
AoRs

Tenemos este buen estimuiante' 9
cual estA compuesto de- pepinillos. an
chovas, .olivos, etc. On vases dc cris
TAI de "a, Muy fina; cada' una socta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
Otra Buena Porci6n De
Pensiones.
cinuo vstsfsnos 70 Santa 70
Entire los Bsnsncisdos por
u Busns 0b's dol Do
Isssdo Andrsws.

&c cuentan entire una lIsta de 20
quienes ha concedido pensio
mes Ell TIC Samuel 6us cssos
fueron acelerados por 81 Delega-
do Andrews, quien estA teniendo
cuidado de las necesidades de los
soldados viejos de Nuevo Mexico,
intitulsdos 4 pension, en- una ma
'nsra muy digna de encomio' Los
dlumos que obtuvieron pensio-
mes son los siguientes:
Frederick e. Olney, East Las
Vegas, sl2 al mes desde - de-
JUNO de 1907.
Antonio Jose Rael, Santa re,
Sl2 al mes desde 5 de Mario de
1907.
Patrick Kelly, Rincon, $40 al
mes desde A de Mario do 1907.
Jesus Maria Blea, San Rafael,
s12 al mes desde 10 de Mario de
1907.
Simon Vigil, Santa re, sl5 81
mes desde 5 de Mario de 1907.
John v. Hewitt, White Oaks,
SIS al mes desde 20 de Marco de
1907.
Charles M. Marshall, Chama,
$40 al mes desde 8 de Abril de
1907.
William F. Peel, Fort Baya1d,
Sc al mes desde Enero % de 1907.
Rosario G, de Sena. Villanue-
va, IS al mes desde 26 de Diciem.
bra de 1905.
William H. Antrim, Mogoll6n,
s12 al mes desde IA de Mario de
1907.
Thomas McGreevy, Dawson,
SIS al mes desde 20 de Abril dc
1907.
William H. Brown, Albuquer
que, sl2 al mes desde 5 De Marc
de 1907.
Aniceto Abeytia, Santa re, ~
al mes desde 8 de Mario de 1907
|, Leverett Clark, Albuquerque
s12 al mes desde 90 de Julio d.
1907.
William Tanner, House, s12 q
mes desde 90 de Marzode 1907.
Louis Leland, Silver City, I'll
! al mes desde 7 de Agosto d
1907.
Joseph Kinsinger, Hillsborc
SIS al mes desde - de Abril d
1907.
Delos M. Rucklin, Albuquel
que, sl2al mes desde ! de MARI
de 1907.
William c. Kehoe, Silver City
SIS oil mes desde 3 de Mario y
1907.
Theodore Neal. Willard, $12 {
mes desde Is de Mario de 1907.
l.. Jose Silva. Santa Re, $l2
mes desde 5 de Mario de 1907.
!. Richard Newman, Aztec, u
i al mes desde 6 de Marco de 100
Gustave w. Benson, Fol
= Bayard, 500 al mes desde 9 q
Agosto de 1907.
Edward F. Hobart, Santa r
SIS al mes desde 4 de Mario 9
a. 1907.
IA o Henry G. Thomson, Albnque
que, s12 al mes desde 2 de Mar
de 1907.
Charles Edward Rucker, Ro
, well, s12 al mes desde de Mar
de 1907.
Francisco Y. Ames. Las Or
ces, 70 al mes desde ~ de Abb
de 1907,
7 Herald R, Raper, Alamogord
s6 al mes desde 10 de JUNO
y19oz.
Or Thomas W. East, Tabain, >
W = al mes desde 1ro.d 10 Octubre
1907
Thomas Clouser, Elizabet
town, $12 al mes desde de MI
70 de 1902.
Adelbert g. Weston, Ued
~ Hill ~ al mes desde de MAI
de 1907.
Francisco Lopez, Anthony !
al mes desde Mario 10 de 1907
Daniel Risdop, Ration, ~
mes desde 6 de Mario de 1907.
l5e. --
PRocEDlMlENros oFIclAlEs 2
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09

81 tienen algunos libros que encua-
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano,
Esta oflcina tlene el mejor departa'
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
.x...,AnA o. NARANJA,

Mermelada de naranja, hecha en- Es'
c.cia de- naranjas amargosas es muy
usada, especialmente por los lns'esss'
oars 81 almuerzo. La tenemos en- "a
rros de una libra. 80ctA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-09
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Abogado en- Ley.
Practica en- Las Cortes dc Distrito ,
Supreme. Pronta y cnidadosa aten'
cion dada 4 TODD negocio.
Procuradnr de Distrito por los Con
dados de Santa F6. Rio Arriba, Tact
y San Juan.
Santa Fs. rIuevo Mexico.