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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

premises that the Republican senate
had prior TO the amendment OF the
police commission act
At least one Republican must be won
TO the side OF the united Democratic
forces In order to confirm a nomination
made by Mayor Patrick j. Mccarthy.
There are Republicans In the present
board and I'm the new board who are not
so partisanly blind as TO deny that there
are Democrats competent TO ill this po-
sition. and who believe that the Dcmoc-
racy should have representation on the
board. The difficulty will be TO convince
them. that the time has arrived for put
ting their belief into practice. and that the
Democratic party has candidate WHO ls,
acceptable not only to itself, but also to.
the people OF Providence.
DEMOCRATS TO CONFER.
AS yet there has been no conference on
the subject among the Democrats but
there are signs that something will be
done soon in order to insure a union upon
the best man for the position, before the
next board OF aldermen is called upon to
act upon the mayors nomination..
Mayor Mccarthy refused today to say
whom he has in mind for the place and
gave the impression that he does not
propose to make up his mind until after
he has consulted with Democrats who
are qualified to express an opinion on the
subject
G. o. p. MACHINE BUSY.
The Republican city machine Is groom
ing a man for the place and Is expecting
to land him with the assistance OF men
who profess TO be Democrats.
II Il fails in this plan. the alternative
Is presented OF appealing TO the legisla-
ture TO abolish the commission and throw
control OF the police force back into the
hands OF the ward politicians.
Among the Republicans whose names
have been mentioned are Arthur H. Wat
son and A. Herbert Arnold The local
machine is keeping Its hand shut tightlys
but is hard at work for its candidate.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

The executive council OF the United
Textile Workers of America, which Is
holding a meeting in Fall River voted
yesterday afternoon to assess the lS,OOO
members OF the organization three
cents per week each for the support
of the Brussels carpet weavers, who
have been on strike at the Bigelow car
pet works in Lowell for the past five
weeks Ii Is believed that by this as.
sessment enough money will be raised
to support the strikers. but II IL does
not then II is the purpose TO increase
the assessment. The first weeks as
sessment, IL was voted. shall be due on
Monday next and must be paid before
Saturday. Dec 2s. The assessment is
to be kept on until the end OF the
strike.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

Il is a recognition of this essential
which has caused some OF the most prom
inent good government men In the city
to bestir themselves In the interest OF
Mr. Bullock, who served two months on
the commission with Chairman William
ii. Luther by appointment OF Gov. Gar
win, and knows the ropes thoroughly.
MIR. BULLOCK SAYS:
Asked this morning II he is candi-
date for the place now held by Com
missioner Pierce. Mr.. Bullock said:
.swell, the thing has ben mention
cd by some OF my friends, and while
DO not propose To make any canvass
to further my own candidacy for the
position, you may say that if the peo-
ple want me ] shall be willing to
serve. understand that some of my
friends have suggested my name for
the place. but do not know what
progress they have made with their
plans, If they have any, nor what de-
gree of encouragement they have re-
ceived.'
Mr. Bullock has powerful friends in this
city who are said TO be working In his
interest. He is Democrat and for the
past two years has been secretary of the
Lincoln party or the Goddard campaign
committee.
OTHERS MENTIONED.
There are at least two men in the
police department whose names have
been mentioned prominently In connec-
tion with the place one OF these being
Chief Patrick Egan, the present ef-
ficient head OF the force, and the other
a friend and protege OF the Republican
city machine.
The names OF ex-Postmaster Charles
H. George, ex-School Committeeman
Daniel J. McOsker, relative of Alder
man Owen McMann; DIR. Edward l..
Carroll and others are being men
toned.
II is recognized quite generally that
any Democrat who may be named
must oe the strongest man his party
can nominate to have any chance OF
winning, as the board of aldermen con-
tains but four Democrats and the dis
position of the Republican party ever
since IL has controlled the police COM
mission has been to name Republicans
only. The senate turned down every
Democrat the governor ever named
and the Republican board OF aldermen
now has the same powers in the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
LABOR BOYCOTT
ENJO|NED BY
JUDGE COULD

Washington, Dec. H.-In the case OF
the Buck Stove and Range company, OF
St Lou against the American Fedora
tion of Labor. Involving the right of labor
to boycott business houses. which labor
organizations regarded "a unfair to
them" Justice Gould OF the District OF
Columbia equity court today granted a
temporary Injunction asked for by Presi-
dent Van Cleave OF the stove company TO
prohibit the federation from continuing
TO boycott the company pending a final
settlement Of the case
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

struck him and that Kelly went to Red
dy's aid and was stabbed by Cariglio.
Sergt. Costgan OF Station 5, after mar
rating the circumstances OF the assault.
told Judge Lee that Cariglo on Dec. 5.
1906. was sentenced by the court for car
rying a concealed weapon
In answer to Judge Lees Inquiries
Cariglio said that he at that time was
sentenced to two months in Jail but that
he appealed, and that his lawyer fixed IL
up for him. He said that he could not
tell the name OF the lawyer, as his friends
hired him He said that he p9i6 q fna OF
500 and costs and paid the lawyer s15,
and he did not serve a day in jail.
On the charge OF assaulting Kelly he
waived examination and was held for the
superior court in $1,000
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
TEXTILE WORKERS MUST
HELP SUPPORT STRIKE

The strike in Lowell was caused by
the refusal Of the management OF the
mills to comply with the terms OF n
written agreement, which provided a
certain scale of prices for certain kinds
OF work. The terms of the agreement
are of a technical character and the
particular point which caused the
strike relates TO the price to be pal
for a certain number of ends.
The action of the council was taken
after the emergency committee. which
has up To this time been handling this
strike, had reported on the situation.
The action taken by the emergency
committee was all approved.
Many other matters besides this
Lowell case came UP at the session
yesterday afternoon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
SAM H. BULLOCK
BEING GR00MED
FOR A PLACE
Former Commissioners Friends Are
Moving i'm His lnterest-He Will
Serve if Observation-Disclosures
George and Others Mentioned as
Democratic Aspirants.

Sam H. Bullock, former police commissioner for about 90 days
being groomed for full the board He willing
and is in the hands of his friends
The contest for the the commission to be caused by
January Of Commissioner Lewis J. Pierce,
aabsorbng topic among Providence politicians
few good taking active interest the subject
While immediate control Of the commission the
recognized that will be essential
good government the city be prepared for
contingency every the should be
thoroughly reliable and conscientious it possible to
that should retire the placing OF another
would change the boards personnel but its
reform policy.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
SUNDAY SPORTING
SERIOUS FOR LANON

Thomas Lannon. 20 years old. pleaded
guilty 10 having driven away the horse
and wagon of Mary A. Riley. without
her consent. and was held for the superior
court In surety OF 500.
Inspector Wilkinson OF Station s. told
the court that hast Sunday Lannon took
the horse and wagon from a barn, and,
with a chum- went sporting.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
YOLAMDE DEATH
LIST NOW PUT
At SEVENTY

Birmingham. Ala. Dec. 17.--with 3s
dead bodies so far taken from mine No.
/ Of the Yoande Coal and Coke COM
pany at Yolande. 35 miles from Birming-
ham rescuing parties have discovered
nre In the mines.
n may he impossible TO reach 30 or 40
more bodies In the deep level. The
death list is now placed at 20.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
Lake Shore Melon Cut

New York, Dec. i7.-Directors OF tho
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail-
way company today declared n semi-an-
nual dividend OF 6 per cent and an extra
dividend Of per cent. This compares
with n dividend OF per cent for the last
previous six months.
The directors OF tho Michigan Central
railroad declared n serni-annusl dividend
OF z per cent. and an extra dividend Of 2
per cent Tho extra dividend in this case
is also in excess Of that declared for the
previous six months.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

this morning over
Oklahoma. II caus-
cd snow quite gen.
orally over the
western slope of
{ h o Mississippi
basin. An area OF
high pressure COW
ers the northwest.
and a ridge extends
thence to the south
A-tlantic 81 ate es.
Fair weather pre-
walls I'm the south
west and In the far
west. Temperature
changes have ran
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
COUPLE PROCURES
MARRIAGE LICENSE

But one pair visited the Gretna Green
OF Providence today to signify their in-
tention OF becoming man and wife. The
expectant groom IL Joe Machado Rocha.
20 years old. OF New Bedford. Mass. .
barber ny trade. and his bride-elect ID
May Ella sylve. miss OF n summers
OF isl willard avenue. this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

orally have not been great. Fair weather
with but little change In temperature is
Indicated for Providence and VICINITY to-
night and "Wednesday.
NJ. r.. RLysToNE.
- Local Forecsster.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
CHAIRMAN LUTHER
MORE COMFORTABLE

Police Commissioner Luther. who is
confined TO his home with severe attack
OF the grippe with pneumonia symptoms.
was this afternoon reported to be In Z
more comfortable condition.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
WEATHER NOTES

The northeastern disturbance Is moving
out over the ocean, but snow Is still fall
ing In western New York and northern
Pennsylvania. A disturbance was central
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-12-13
December Session Of the
Comfy Commissioners.

| NVuASy NONilabSSIVSb\b d
The Board OF equity Commission
ers OF Benton County, Washington,
met at the Court House at Prosser,
Wash, at $50 A, NJ, Dec. 2, 1907. pur-
suant to adjournment of November
., 1907, all members being present.
Minutes of the meetings of November
18th and 9Th were read and approved.
In the matter Of the approval OF
Plat OF White Bluffs Orchard Tracts.
| Whereas, the White Bluffs Land
& Irrigation Co. did on the 9th day
OF Sept, 1907. plat into blocks the
following described property in Ben
ton County, Wash, to-wit:
The VIZ OF the NWH of the SWA OF
section 20 township IA n. r. q East
| W. NJ.
Now on this End day of December.
1907. the said White Bluffs Land &
Irrigation Co.. by their agent, j. K
Nc keand, having surrendered to the
BOaod said plat for approval and
the Board having considered the
same and being fully advised in the
premises, it is ordered. all members
concurring, that said plat he and is
hereby approved.
In the matter OF. the plat OF the
White Bluffs City and Orchard Tracts
Now on this End day of December.
1907, the White Bluffs Land & Irriga-
ton Co., by J. X. Nc keand, its
agent, petitions the Board for a
change in the dedication of plat OF
White Bluffs City and Orchard Tracts
as the same is recorded in the office
of the auditor. The word garden"
appearing in said dedication when
the same should be ''orchard."
The Board being fully advised in
the premises, it is ordered that the
auditor be and hereby directed to
make the necessary change on the
original plat as the same appears OF
record in his office.
In the Matter of the Of the road
petitioned for by L. J. Stockdale and
others.
In the matter of the County Road
petitioned for by r. j. Stockdale and
Others, the Board finds as follow:
Flrst-That the Petition Their for
| was filed with the Clerk of this Board
| on the 3rd day of June 1877, and that
said Petition was signed by at least
ten householders of the County, resi-
dingin the vicinity of the proposed
| road,
Second-That said petition was
accompanied by a bond in the sum
OF $4,000 which said bond was found
to be good and sufficient. and WAS
| duly approved by the Chairman q,
| the Board on the 3rd day of limo
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1907.
Third-That on the 3rd day Of
June, 1907. the County Surveyor was
ordered to examine and survey tho
route OF said proposed road.
Fourth-That on the 18th day -
October. 1907, the County Surveyu.
flied with the Clerk of this Board his
! report OF same, together with d map
and transcript of field notes of the
survey Of said proposed road, as
provided by law said report showing
the following:
CD That in his opinion said road
(2) The terminal points, general
course and length OF the road as -x-
amined and surveyed.
(3) That in his opinion the road
sh ould be established 60 feet in width
~ The names of PERSONS interest
ed In lands over which said road
passes who consented to toe estab-
lIshment OF the road and waived all
claims for damages.
~ A description OF each tract of
land over which said road passes
with the names, place of residence ar
address OF the owners, lesseses and
lncumbrancers of each OF said tracts
and the quantity or area OF land
taken from said road.
TO- Thas the probable cost ,f tho
construction OF the road includi, o.
all necessary bridges, colverrs. clear-
Ing grubbing and grading, will he
$S94 As.
f11th-.Ihat by an order duly pass
ed by this Board on the 5th dav of
November, 1907, the End day OF Dec
l9o|' was set for hearing the said re.
port OF the surveyor and the con
slderatiou thereof, and that not;ca
OF the time and place where said
nearing would be held, has been DIV
en- as provided by law.
NOW, therefore, the board hov,,
examined the surveyors report ths.
map petition, and the written c,,
sent ana waivers of claims for dam
ages and all other papers on file in
ohe proceedings. and heard and con
s'dered all testimony and document
AIRY evidence adduced for and aoa;ns+
the establishment of said ROAD .ro
all persons interested in lands tn ho
taken having consented tn +ho
establishment OF said road, and how
ing waived their claims to DAMAGE.
therefor, and the Board being sat
'Sned that the said road would no ok
public utility,
IL Is ordered by the Board. all tho
'hoers concurring. that the road |
Petltloned for by 4. J. Stock1a,a and
others' be established as descrihed
IN the report as shown upon the man /
Vi the surveyor, and that from henca
lorth said road shall be a Comfy
concluded in the Supplement- J
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-09-28
Bonitas Bodas Nupciales.

Como 10 habfamOs anticipate va, el
Microbes do esta semana sc verific0
la ceremonial Iue uni0 para siempre
en- uno las manos Y c0raz0nes de la
seforita Anita Moya Y yel i6ven Frar-
cisco Angel, en- la cual oici0 nuee-
tro cura-parroeo el Rev. Pablo Gill
berton Y en- la que preseneiaron como
padrin0s Don Manuel Medina y su
estlmable esposa, Dofa Juanita An
gel de Medina. Conclude el acto
nupcial, Sc celebr0 misa cantada que
di0 solemnidad al eventoy prepare q
Ia feliz pareja para embarcarse en- su
viaje matrimonial. No obstante ser
dia de la semana en- que tOdos est4n
I0cupados fu6 eXcepcionalmente gran.
de el n1mero de parlentes y amigos
de los novlos que preseuciaron Ia boz
nita ceremonial. La recien desp0sa-
da, que de por II es linda, en- 81 mag
nidco trale de novia estaba encanta-
dora; Paquito parecia tan bien como
puede esperarse de I'm mienbro del
sexo feo, pero elegante on su traje y
| en- sus mOdaleS Y eOntento como unas
pascuas. Y como 40? ya Sc habia
llegado el dia de sus ardientes anhe.
los.
| Concuda Ia celebration de Ia msa,
lpaaaron los felices desposados, padri-
nos concurretes Ia casa residen.
cia de Don Roman Moya, donde sc
siryi6 un opidaro banquete " dondt
| t0do 10 cseogitlo dc la Plaza de Las
\ Vegas extenditron sus felicitacione.
paabiene- 4 les slmpaticos j6vene'
esposos. Despaes Sc pas0 Ia tarde CT
conversaciones amenas dc sociedad 5
en- Dir bonitos cautQs de un ndmen
; De seioritas y sefioras y despues 3.
! dos t0rt0litas en- su nid0 y,,.ll
: mari
la VOZ des a9xtender sus since
} ras felicitaciones 4 los j6venes espo
sos, deseando que sea largo, muy lar
20, el camino lie su viaje marital ,
Z que todo el 10 encuentren alfombradI
8 de fragant2s flores.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-09-28
Catasrofe Ferea en- Mexico,

Mexico, Sep. TO- Uno dc los des.
carrilamientos mas hofrorosos que
se han registrado en- el Ferr0carril
Central Mexicano, tuvo lugar a has
tres dc esta madrugada, cerea de un
escape como q cineuenta Kilometres
de guascallentes. La causa del de.
sastre fu6 Ia desobediencia por parte
dc los empleados del tren de carga,
de las 6rdenes que recibieron. Las
0rdencs eran que entraran a un es-
cape en- Ia estacion de Santa Maria
v en- lugar de obedecer siguleron
hasta Encarnaclon
Ell tren de carga que venfa al nor
te recibi0 6rienes de entrar en- uu
escape para dejaF Ia via al tren or
dinario de pasaleros. E.to no fuf,
al parecer, obedecido y los dos trenes
lch0caron de una manera terrible.
El descarrilamientO tuvo lugaF en-
| tire Encarnacion dc Diaz y Aguas
lcalientes, saliendo dc esta ciudad
tan pronto como sc tuvo noticia, al
tren dc auxilio al sitio del desastre.
Los dos trenes Sc encontrar0n er
una curva pronunciada, corriendo e
| dc pasajeros con ia velocidad ac0s
| tumbrada. Los iIesos regresaron tam
| bien Aguascalientes. Parece qul
| los culpables fueron q conductor .
el maquista del tren de carga. 81
responsabilidad ser6 incOnmensura
| bic, cuando se acnren los hechos
/ Mexico, Sep, 20. "A sesenta y tre
asciende el ndmer0 de cadaveres en-
| contrados entire los restos de c0ches
furgoncs pyoducto del descarrila
niento ocurrido aver Ell II vi
del Central, segun el informe del Jef
PoiillcO de Encarnacion de DIaG
j Los escomhros fueron ga retlrados d
Ia via hasla un grado en- que Sc pue
de asegurar que no sc encontrari
. mas eadaveres El ndmero de 10
hefldos de gravedad asciendo cua
renta y tres aunque en- q no estdn IA
] cluilos todos, pues muchos fuero
conducldos d lugares cercan0s Y Otro
, tomar0n rumbo 4 sus casas, III con
ductor Raudleman y q maquinlst
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-09-28

liroek, del tren dc carga, causa del
desearrilamieuto, naeron aprehendi-
dos hoy p0r Ia trop q un0s dos kilo-
metros dc Aguas alientos.
"Cfei que p0dria llegar al escape
mas prdximo antes de que cruzara
el tren dc psaleros,n fu6 el informe
lao0uico que sali6 de hhios del hom.
be que, como m0quinista del tren de
carga fue cuusante del h0rrornso
desastre, es responsible del sacriiclO
de St srna y tres vidas y dc las lesi0-
mes sufridas p0r cuarenta y mnns
personas. Brook confes6 que era
responsible del descarrilamiento, Do
60 despues del aeeilcHte. que ahan-
d0u6 su mel.reeha maanina nara ir
d un carro Pullman con intencion de
ZANZIBAR de rOpa antes de escapar.
Ianto el fogOnero como el pasadena
de su l0eOm0tom murieron instanta-
neamente.
Ea el Pullman, Brook tr0T ez6 con
el maquinista MCFarlad, del tren dc
asaieros y otras pers0nas mis- que
tomaban medidas de auxllio inme-
dhtamente para los heridos. Uno
de los pasajeros es +. w. Hill, de
Texarkann, Arkansas, Dice Hin
cue Brock muy sosegadamente MAJ
nitast0 que q tenia Ia culpa del des-
earrilamiento y que estuvo en- el ca
rro por algunos minutes, hahlando
del desastre y hasa pidi6 q uuo de
los empleados del tren ropa para
edmbiarse. En- este moment0, al
guien lie aconsejd que 81 pretendia po-
nerse en- salvo, 10 mejor que habia de
hacer era no perder tempo en- cam
biar de ropa, y al momento Sc alej6
del lugar.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-09-28
.Eealro Biiou.

larama plra hoY y manana:

pr0grama para hoy Y mahana:
HEi EscavC historic del sur antes
de la guerra; "Me GUSTAV todas" CO.
media; ola Nenta de Jose, " historic
BibIica en- que Sc representan las prln-
eipales escenas de ia vida de Jose;
aEn seguimi8nto del rater0; "I'm
trying hard 10 forget you; "la mu-
chacha de Montana" historic de
amor, yenganza y rescate de los ITEM
pos fronterizos.
Admission Zoe, -AsientOs reserva-
dos Zoe.
Las pucrtas Sc abren q las Z. p. NJ,
Comienzan Las funeioncs 4 las 1880
" $3.50 p. M.
Function el Sabado y Domingo 4
las 5 r, NJ,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-09-28
PERsoNALEs.

Aver vimos en- la ciudad 4 Don
Nestor Sena, de Fulton.
Don Fidel Ortiz regfes6 el Domin-
60 de un corto viale q la capital.
Don Andres Baca, de Las Conehas,
estuyo en- la ciudad el Microbes.
FL Martes nos hizo una agradabe
vista Don Luis f. Garcia, de Fulton.
III Rev, j. G. Sanchez lleg0 4 esta
el Jueves acompalado de su familia.
FL jdven Filadelfo Tafoya, de san
Jose, visit6 nuestra redaccion el Jue.
YES.
Don AlbIno B. Gallegos, dc Las
Conchaa, estuvo en- la ciudad el Jue.
YES.
Don Domingo Hays, dc Apache
Springs, SC hallaba en- la ciudad el
Martes.
A mediados de Ia semana vimos en-
IA ciudad q Don Gregorio Gutierrez,
del Teeolote.
III Jueves vlmos en- Ia ciudad 4
nuestro amigo Felix Ortiz, de Lo.
OiItos Frios.
Marianita, hila de nuestro amigo
Santos Garcia, Sc encuentra visitando
on Los Cerrillos.
D3n Carlos f. Ruluph, de Roela.
da, trans3 neg0ci0s en- Ia ciudad 4 Il.
nes de Ia semana.
Don Manuel G. de Baca parti6 q
Jueyes para su rancho en- PaIaritt
con negoci0s personales.
El Juez J. G. Alarcon parti6 pari
Santa Rosa el Microbes y permane
cera ausente p0r vari0s dias.
III Martes tuyimos q pusto De vel
en- nucstro desplcho Don Juan Sc
ma y Lueero, del Puertecito.
Don Jose A. Baca Jr., parti6 para q
condado de Union el Jueves, 4 dondu
10 llevau negocios personales.
Don Eugenio Moya y su familia
de Rivera, atendier0n al casamientt
de su hermanitl, Anita Moya.
Don Carlos Il. Hernandez v su es
posa partieron el Jueves para Taos
otros puntos del norte del Terrific
| rio,
I'll Sabado pasado arribaron est
Eprocedentes de Colorado, los sefore
Gregorio J., Romero y Eiiseo Altman
zar.
FL Jueves tuvimos el gusto de e.
| trechar Ia mano dc nuestro simpdtic
smigo Don Eugenio Romero, d
| Mora.
III Rev, Padre Gatlgnol, de Ia pa
rroquia de Ant0nchieo, trans0 negC
clos en- Ia oiudad y de paso nos visit
u Nlartes,
Don Felipe Lucero Y su famllla
de Monloya, estuvieron en- Ia ciuda
esta semana con ell fin de atender
/ las nupcias Angel Moya.
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