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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-04-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Clayton, New Mex.
April 2, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that To-
mas A. Rivera, of Roy, New Mex
leo, has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final five year proof
in support of his claim, viz: Home
stead Entry No. $500, made Jan.
22, 1902, for the 81 nw4, ne4 sw4
and nw4 SCI, section 90, township
II H., range 80 e., and that said
proof will, be, made before w. H.
Wilcox, U. S. Court Commission
er at his office in Roy, New Mex,
May IL, 1907.
He names the following wit
prove his continuous res
idence upon, and cultivation of,
the land, wiz:
Juan A. Bernal, Juan S. Bernal,
Roy, New Mex; Basilio Garcia,
Cesar.o Garcia, Of Gould, New
Mexico.
EDWARD w. Fox,
4-6-11 Register.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-04-27
CLUBS.

Ell CLUB COMMERCIAL DE ROY - Sus
juntas Sc tendran ell primer terser martes de
cada meslen ell salon del Club Ohciales--Frank
A. Roy, Presidente; J. Floersheim, Vice Pres
idente; H. A. Hanson Secretary; W, H. Will
cox, Treasurer Comite executive; F, A..
Roy ]. Floersheim, H. A. Hanson, H. Good
man. p, b. Evans. A. S, Bushkevtz. Fidei-
,cdmisarios W. H, Wilcox. H. Goodman. #. A,
Z Y faif 49,
Roy. sr,-
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-04-27

Ell. PRIMROSE PROGRESSIVE CIRCLE -
Sus juntas seran tenidas todos los Mercedes
en- la tarde ohciales; La sencra A. Roy
Presidente; La Sonora L, e. AlldredRe. Vice
Presidente; La Sonora J. F'loersheim, Secre-
tario: w, II, Wilcox, Treasurer Fdei-comi-
sarios: Sonora f. A. Roy Sonora w. H Will
cox Senior r. 3. Evans.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-04-27
DIRECTORIO
IGLEs1As.

LA IGLESIA CATOLICA = Ell Rev, Padre
Ant Cellier Pastor, Servicios seran tenidos
mensuales de la fecha en- que Sc ten
dram sera dado una semana sntes, Noti6auen
al pastor los que tengan enfermos.
METODISTA EPISCOPAL = ElRev F.. E.
Finley de Springer. N Mex. ministro. Ser
vicios seran tenidos en- la casa de escuela ell
primer Domingo de cada mes. Habra escuia
sDominical todos los Domingos q las 200 p, M.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-04-27
~ MOTT II. raR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Santa Fe, New Mex.
January %, 1906.

Land Office at Santa Fe, New Mex.
January %, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that Henry
rC. Gimson, Of Roy, New Mexico,
has .fled notice of his intention to
make final five year proof in support
Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. 6373 made May 28, 1901, for the
sw1 set sec. u, VT ne+ and set nw4
section l3, township 20 n, range
"a Q, and that said proof will be made
before w. H. Wilcox, U. S. Court
Commissioners at his Office in Roy,
New Mexico, March l3, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
f, on. and cultivation of, the land, wiz:
Vim. B. Whiteman, Pablo Duran,
Felipe Duran, Alex. S. Bushkevitz,
all of Roy, New Mexico.
Manuel r. Otero,
Register.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-04-27
ECZEMA and PILE CURE

.EpEE Knowing what itwasto sE1fer,
J. - - | will giveFREE0F CHARGE
20 ANY anlcted q positive cure for
Eczema, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles
and Skin Diseases. Instant relief.
Don't suffer longer. Write f. w.
WILLIA as. 400 N anhattan Avenue,
New York. Enclose Stamp.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-04-27
PARA Ell NoRTE,

Trenes mesclados No. ts4 iega Roy q las
1915, Sale q los, ,t2:4o P, M.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-04-27

La corte puso segun orooga del presentes
los Honorbles Juan de Mata Mares pesene Danco Tafoya
membro Juan Navarro secretaro Juan Martinez Ag Mayor
Los procedimentos previos fueron leidosy aprovados
Sc precede 81 despacho ee negocies.
La corte pene receso hasta las dos de atarde
Session. de la Iarde.
Presentos los ofcaes que compuner la mismo.
Sc procede al dspacho de negocios.
El cuerpo ahora procede la computation de voos Ia
election de ,Juez de Pas Condestabes como, sigu
Precnto Para de pz Roberto Romero reciyo rs
Rcman Valdez Martinez, ,reciyo 81 votos
Mayoro por Romero, 10 votos
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The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
GREETING FOR COMMANDER
Spanish War Veterans Arrange Re-
Ception for Their Chief,
Mr.. Hale Expected 20 Reach wash
inEtOn from Boston To-day on An
nuai Inspection Tour.

Spanish War Veterans to the number
Of almost a thousand are expected TO
turn out next week IN honor Of the an
nual visit OF Walter Scott Hale, OF BOs-
ton, eommander-in -in-chief Of the United
Spanish War Veterans. to the comman-
deries in the neighborhood of this city.
Although there will be nothing formal
about the visit of the commander-in-
chief, a large proportion Of the members
Of the veterans from the District Of Co
lumbia; Maryland Virginia. and Della
ware are expected to greet Mr.. Hale
while he is IN Washington.
II was stated by local members Of the
Spanish War Veterans last night that
THIS visit Of Mr. Hale Is not for the pur-
pose Of considering any specific measures
or questions, but Is merely the regular
yearly visit paid 10 the commanderies,
Mr.. Hale viii reach Washington some
time to-day, coming direct from Boston.
He viii occupy quarters az the New VIII
lard. The first affair connected with his
VISIT viii Doe the reception given by Ed
ward L. Cogan. department commander
OF the United Spanish War Veterans, and
the different communicates. This recep-
tion viii begin at s o'clock Monday night
in Grand Army Hall, and large turn
out OF members OF the organization is eX-
pected.
II was not known last night whether
Mr. Hale will investigate the question
raised some time since about the drawing
of the color line In the District or not II
is possible that while here he may look
into this matter
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
MR. ROOSEVELT IS 49 TO-DAY
No Special Observance of Anniver-
sary Planned at White House.
President VIII Probably Go to
Church, Ride Horseback, and Re-
ceive Hungarians.

Although he is forty-nine years old to-
day. President Roosevelt seems to have
no inclination TO admit TO himself or
the world that the time has come for
him to lay aside his strenuous life; and
90 show that he is only as old as he
feels, he yesterday afternoon. after the
close Of business, with his tennis cab
met" dallied with the tennis racquet for
an hour.
Some time ago, the information was
given out that the President would reach
the half century mark to-day, but as a
matter of fact he was born in 1855. In
addition 70 the many other records he
holds, he became President, at the death
OF Mr.. Mckinley, at the age Of forty
three, and has. therefore, been in Office
six years.
That he IS not at all impaired physi-
caly is evidenced by the way in which
ne has taken advantage Of Washington's s
ideal October weather since his return
70 the Capital after HIS three weeks bear
hunt I'm the canebrakcs OF louisiana.
Each evening he has quit the executive
offices promptly at o'clock, twice TO
go riding out the Conduit road, or
through the hills Of Virginia beyond Fort
Myer and yesterday to play tennis. not
missing a day at some strenuous exercise
No programme for the observance Of
the day has been made beyond agreeing
TO meet the members of the Hungarian
Club, Of New York, which began the
practice Of calling on his birthday ami
versary while he was governor of New
York. During the morning he viii. as
usual, attend services at the Grace Re
formed Church, and in the afternoon will
go horseback riding with Mrs. Roosevelt,
unless it be a rainy day. In that event
he viii probably take cross country
walk, just to put 70 flight the stories
told during the early summer that ne was
getting so heavy he would probably not
indulge in much pedestrianism. As a
matter of fact the President is heavier
by several pounds than he was several
years ago, and among those close 10 him
iJ is said that his ayidity for exercise is
just as much to keep his weight within
reasonable bounds as to keep himself IN
fine fettle physically.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
DIED..

BENTON-On SATURDAY. October Is. 1907. az 24S
a. m. EMMA v, beloved wife Of Capt L. T.
Benton
Funeral viii take place from her late residence
l2o Anacostia avenue Beuuing i. G.. Monday
October p. az p. M Relatives and friends
respectfully invited 20 attend
MOLER- Suddenly, on Saturday morning. Octobsr
6. 1907. 10 5 O'Clock. Mrs MARY r. wife "
Albert Il. Moler and only daughter Of the late
Isaac :. Gray.
Funeral from residence i5 New YORK avenue north
west at 30 p. N. Monday October @ Inter
ment az Gleuvood.
NEIKIRR-On Friday. October o. 1907. Al SIS
= m, FRANK s.. beloved husband Of Carrie
Nekirk. IN his forty-ninth year.
Funeral services at his late residence 1905 Twenty
eighth street northwest. Monday. October o al.
p N, lntemeut at Prospect Hill Cemetery
SHEA-On Friday October .. 1907. at 2. m.
JULIA SHEA tnec OConu0r. widow Of John
Shea.
Funeral from her son-in-iaws s residence. William
Mcdonnell. 1924 Florida avenue northwest. Mon
day October g. at 1870 a. NJ Relatives and
friends invited to attend
sTUNKEL-S Suddenly ON Thursday October "A
1907 at Ceresco, Mich, JESSIE GAY, beloved
wife Of f. T. stunkel, aged thirty-seven years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
sULIIyAN-On Friday. October 8. 1907. at l2.5
a. n JOHANNA SULLIVAN lnee gassvl
widow Of Daniel sullivan, aged eighty-two wears
Funeral from her late residence 1913 L street
northwest on Monday morning October q. 1t
9sa O'Clock. Requiem mass al ST Pauls
Church. Fifteenth and Y streets II ID O'Clock
Relatives and friends iuvitei to attend.
VAN DEUsEN-On Thursday. October p. 1907. at
Herndon, Va, THOMAS A.. beloved husband Of
Marguerite Van Deusen.
Funeral Sunday, October 1I at II O'Clock, from
his late residence, AZ 1er1dcn. Va.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
CALIFORNIA FOR TAFT.
Provided, of Course, Roosevelt VIII
Not Run, says Senator Flint.

California is for Taft overwhelmingly
of course. on the accepted statement
that President Roosevelt viii not run
again. said Senator Flint, Of that State.
yesterday.
Senator Flint called at the White House
and had talk with the President. and
it was after coming from the Presidents S
office that he Joined the ranks OF those
Senators and public men who have de-
clared that Taft is the choice of their
constituents, after Roosevelt
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
CHURCH HOMECOMING WEEK.
Interesting Programme Arranged
by RyIhnd VI. +, Congregation.

Three interesting services viii be held
to-day at Ryland Methodist Episcopal
Church, Tenth and D streets southwest.
the occasion being the celebration Of
homecoming week Rev. c. Herbert
Richardson, pastor of the church. will
deliver a sermon at the morning service.
using as his subject. The Greatness Of
Mcthodism." Rev. Mr Richardson will
also deliver a sermon at the evening
service on 'The Genius and Spirit of
Metnodism'' and VIII address the Ep-
worth League at 6;45 o'clock on "Jobu
Wesley and the Epworth Rectory."
Several hymns and anthems will be
sung during the morning and evening
services by The Ryland Church choir
under the direction Of Mr.. George Law
renee.
a programme has been arranged for
each day of the celebration. which will
conclude next Friday.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
Charged with EmbezzIement.

Howell F. Jones. Of S07 Eleventh street
northeast was arrested by Detectives
Evans and Hartigan last night. charged
with embezzlement from the r. Golden
company. Jones was employed as sales
man and collector and has been in their
employ for number Of years. The spe-
cine charge Is the embezzlement of IS
out II Is said by members of the firm that
ms peculations will probably total SEQ
or So wv
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
Negro Girl Runs Away.

Mrs. George w. Locker, colOred, was
informed yesterday that her twelve-year-
cid daughter Lizzie was being held at the
State Hospital in Lowell, Mass, having
been picked up on the streets by the
police. Steps were taken Immediately to
have her brought back to Washington
and to her home at 252S f street north
west. The girl had gone to New Britain.
Conn. to visit her aunt, and it was from
that place she ran away
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
U. S. Dept. Of AgricuItus. weather Bureau


Washington Oct 25-s D. ID.
A disturbance is central tonight i'm Northern
Minnesota and trough Of low pressure extends
southwark 20 Arkansas. Pressure IS high over the
New England and Middle Atlantic coasts and
fresh high IS moving s0urLg8srElrd over the Da-
kotas.
The first touch q winter weather is apparent TO-
might over North Dakota where light snow Is fall
ing General raiH has fallen 10 the Ohio Valley.
the southern portion 0t the Lake region the Middle
Mississippi Valley, Tennessee and thence south
westward into Texas. The temperature changes If
late have been cutie irregular. alternating from
warmer 70 colder. and vice versa, quick succes-
sion
Rain is indicated for Sunday generally in Atlantic
Coast districts. except on the Georgia and South
Carolina coasts. also in the Lake region and Ohio
Valley. This uiu AREA viii doubtless exhaust itself
In Atlantic Coast districts Sunday night 0r Monday
forenoon and be followed lg fair and colder weather
It viii be coidar Sunday IN the Missouri and Uprer
Mississippi valleys. and colder Monday in the ONO
Valley, the Lower Lake region. and the Middle
Atlantic States.
The winds along The New England coast viii be
tTesh southeasterlyr increasing; tae Middle At
lanlC coast fresh southeast % south increasing: on
the South Atlantic coast fresh suUthgasrery. on the
East Gulf coast fresh s1utheriv; on the West Gulf
coast fresh s0uthtgIy. bcCumiug Uuthgrly. on lie
Lower Lakes brisk southerly, and on the Upper
Lakes brisk s1utherly, shifting 10 u1rthwesterly
SPECIAL FORECAST.
St0Tm warnings are displayed the Upper Lakes
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
CALL FOR A REPORT
Congress May Make Inquiry
About Treasury Loans.
MAY CHANGE CURRENCY LAWS
Southern and Western Members StIH
Asking Why Government Cannot
Wall Street-Statement by Secre-
1ary COrteIy0u Looked For.

The announcement exclusively made in
The Washington Herald yesterday that
the Treasury Department could not see
its way clear TO assist the national banks
in the South. where the cotton crop is
said TO be in jeopardy, resulted In much
comment over Washington and through
out the country.
Members OF Congress who We're in
town. who would discuss the matter at
all. seemed TO believe that the action OF
the Treasury Department would result
in an attempt on the part of the South
ern and Western delegations 10 get the
currency laws SO changed that Treas
ury funds Will not be al The disposal OF
either Wan street or the cotton country
banks
It was said in a number Of quarters
yerterday that resolution would be in
trOduced in the next Congress calling on
Secretary Of the Treasury Cortelyou TO
explain just where, why. and how much
OF the government money he has thrown
in the way of the fnanciers whose trou-
bles have been the sole theme in financial
circles fer the past week.
"As matter of fact" said one OF the
members of a Southern delegation, 'the
law, as amended at the last session, re-
Quires that the secretary file. on the first
Of January. q statement showing just
what he has done by way Of depositing
government funds"
Representative BuriesOn, of Texas
whose request FOR aid for the Southern
bankers was refused by the Treasury De
partment said yesterday that he had
asked for such information az the Treas
ury Department and that il would be
available now but for the fact that IL
Will take much time TO prepare It. Il
is said that funds have been deposited in
something like LOO banks throughout the
country.
New York Gets Benefit.
OF course. the bulk of it has gone to
New York. where the demand for money
has been the greatest, while during the
past week. several millions OF dollars
were sent % Pitsburg.
Representative Gillespie. another mem
Der from Texas, was authority recently
should see TO it that the loans, aggre-
eating SI7S,eo0elo were properly secured
before more money was deposited on otn-
er than government bond security.
'The government might just as well so
10 the rescue of mechanics and farmers
as Wall street said Mr. Gillespie, and
he voiced the opinion that the laws should
be amended SO as 90 prevent the present
methods of dep0siting government funds
F.nanciers, however are inclined 70 re-
gard the action OF the government as
the only possible thing 10 do, and the
action Of the secretary and the admin
istrati0n was highly commended In al
most all business circles yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
CIub,s serie. of nnnce.-

The ". c. o. F.. viii hold the first Of a
series Of dances at Carroll Institute Hall
Wednesday. Miss Maud Murphy is chair
man OF the following committee: Misses
Buckley, Hagau, Hunt, Hodgkins. Lough-
ran, and the Messrs. Thomas Hagan.
Ward Hunt Charles R. Herman. Clarence
Lee John NJ. LOughran. and William NJ.
Mahon.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
Wholesale Murder Plot Revealed.

plot 10 murder a party of visitors
has just been unearthed by the police.
Read the startling details in this paper
Of Friday next, when 'The Iron LORD
IS. r. CrOckett's new masterpiece), begins
serial publication. This paper has Sc
cured the right to issue this great TO-
nance prior to its appearance in book
form. order early.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
SPEAKERS AT BRYAN BANQUET.
Senator CuIberson and Cows. smith
md Glenn Named.

Invitations have been extended 20 Sena-
tor Culberson. Of Texas; Gov. Hoke
Smith. of Georgia, and Gov. Glenn. OF
North Carolina, to speak at the banquet
20 be rendered W J. Bryan here on No
vember %
That all three will accept is anticipated
by the committees having charge of the
affair, and because of the fact that the at
tendance is expected TO near the 500 mark.
IT is anticipated all the speakers viii take
OCCASION to deal with matters pertaining
to the coming national campaign
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
CONFERENCE DATE IS SET.
Peace Delegates Assemble Here on
November 10,

November 10.
Plans are being rapidly matured for
the meeting Of the delegates from the
Central American States in a peace con-
ference 10 be held in Washington in
November. John Barrett director Of the
Bureau of American Republics. has the
matter of arrangements in hand. He
said yesterday the conference would
probably meet as early as November 10,
and last about a month. Delegates Of
the Central American States have all
been appointed and are on their way 10
Washington. The United States and
Mexico, which were invited to send rep
resentaives. have not made appoint
ments but viii undoubtedly 90 so. The
conference viii be held in the rooms of
the International Bureau of American
Republics in Washington The PRINCIPAL
object Of the conference is to try ~
reach an agreement on the terms of a
treaty that will insure a permanent
peace between the Central American
States.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
CONSUL CROSS ENDS LIFE.
state Department Notified of Suicide
I'm Mexico.

In Mexico.
The State Department has been advised
Of the suicide on October 10 Of DR.. Sewall
L. Cross. consular agent at San Luis
Potosi, Mexico.
No details were given in the brief tele-
gram sent by Vice Consul Pressly, of
Tampico. announcing the fact Dr. Cross,
who was appointed consular agent Oc-
tober 30. 1901. was native of Augusta.
Me, an optician by profession, forty-four
years old, and had been practicirg his
profession I'm san Luis Potosi for three
years before he entered the consular
service. The position OF consular agent
paid about 5000 annually In fees.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
The Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon it's
sworn circulation-a circulation in Wash
ingtOn larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
LIEUT.. KEY GOES TO SEA.
Presidents Naval Aid Succeeded by
Lieut.. Sims.

Lieut. Commander Albert Key. naval
aid 70 The President VIII be detached
from duty shortly and assigned to sea
duty. He will be succeeded as naval aid
by Lieut. Commander William S. Sims,
inspector Of naval target practice
Lieut.. Commander Key will be assigned
10 duty as Inspector Of construction on
the scout cruiser Salem. which is being
built at the works OF the Fore River
Shipbuilding Company. at Quincy, Mass,
and upon the completion of the vessel
win be- ordered to command her BY that
time he VIII have been promoted TO the
rank of commander.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
POLICE RECORD CONFUSING.
Expert, However, Figures Out the
Cause of the Injury.

Isaac Schwartz, of 713 Seventh street
northwest, yesterday had a peculiar acci-
dent which resulted. according to the po-
lice records, in slight damage" to his
head. What sort or description of wound
Slight damage" is was not shown on the
record.
Mr.. Schwartz was walking under an
awning In front Of 2l1 Seventh street,
when one of Abuer d Drury's wagons
struck one Of the supporting poles. knock
ing loose one of the top bars which
landed urgently on AIr. Schwartz's head.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

Midnight ST. a H.. 47 A. M Is. o. m. 35;
a. m, 81; % a. m, 45; y noon. a.: 2 p m. 50:
4 n m. S.; ?. M. as p. H., IS; % D. m. 43
Maximum. So. minimum, S..
Relative humIdity-8 a. H.. O.: D. M. IS. 8 D.
n, s. Rainfall IS p. ~. TO D. m.l. O. Hours Of
sunshine, SO; Ier cent of possible sunshine So
Temperature same date last ycar-Naximum. o..
minimum a.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
DECLARES WAR ON TAFT.
Organized Labor DispIeased, Says
Mr.. GOmpers.

VIZ OOmperA.
Organized labor is 10 wage open war
fare against Secretary Of War Taft, II
President Gompers. Of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor Is accurate in the pre-
diction he makes In his official organ.
He characterizes Secretary Taft as the
injunction candidate for President" and
announces that the Federation conven-
ton to be held at jamestown. beginning
November II. viii be asked 10 indorse the
anti-Taft crusade
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

Immediately following the adjournment
Of the session. the delegates made a trip
70 the White House. where they were
greeted by President Roosevelt The
President expressed great pleasure at
meeting the distinguished body Of Masons
and related 10 his visitors his experience
while taking the Blue Lodge degree
To-day the Masons VIII make the bien-
NAL pilgrimage 20 the grave OF Albert
Pike, a custom which has been observed
since the death OF that distinguished
Scottish Rite Mason. after which they will
depart for an extended trip 10 James
town, thence 10 their respective homes.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall, FOR the twelve hours ended at
p. m. yesterday. are as follows.