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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-12
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!: EI GObernadOr Curry
+: : LIGnO de EntuSiaSIlO
POR La ACOGlDA QUE Ell PRESlDENTE ROOSE-
WELT PR0METl0 OAR AL ASUNT0 De
ESTAD0 PARA NUEV0 MEXICO.

Pocedente de de gobenado tcnida amameue
Memphis Tenn, donde uvo enrevista Presdene
Roosevelt ao esa de egreso e gobenador Curry unes
pasado.
Depues de aencon personal la nvcon del Prsdente, e
oeto guente del goernador r Memphis he dc tener
enrysta con e eeeuvo de nacon intpouer 81 Influenza
para ndue Ii administration que ayHle Naevo Mexico en- Ia
realization de sus oabes aspraeonesu admission a Union de
Estados
Ell gobernador Curry vov6 euo ror
gda pesdene d6 petcon quien prome6 hara do
gobernado ene Ia fme ceenca que ero undo de par
del pueblo del teroro congreo dere un aca de habita
dentro del rmno de depues nstacon
qn reporter del Optic que eneontr6 en- esacon do gobena
Nueyo Mexico ser estado ropo ero deseo decr aqu
pueblo del terrioro debe de Trafalgar undo No debe
hose cco9a Dc ahora en- adoante nuero moto
Po peente convoare nnguna convention onstucio
nal Nueo primer tabao debe de abr campa de
bcdad fin de que odo terrtoo hya otra no har
monfa. FL presdnte Roosevelt esa os
nerpondra todo abao para que obengamos Edo va ha
urg6ndoes que den de esdo
'Nos presenarenos ante congo duante otoho
guemos la decreacon de aca de habaeon est0y
podrmos apresurar las cosas manea cuando eea de
tea mas brane de Nuevo Mexico que ado esa ds
, tnado ser un poder en- la Unionp
preguna sobre cl primer raso para naugurar
eampaa ado gebenado spond6 que primer paso
ene eneyis los predentes de amta comone terrific
raes dm6cata repubicana ener un enendmento para
mpaha general despere senmento pdbco favor del
estado
Mr. jones' presdnte comision demorca ser
hdo depu6 expe que hara todo cuano este poder para
SECURE que todo harenos euano este en- nuesto pode do Mr.
D Jones.
ceramee gobnador Curry la resolution que ha tornado de
recaza demanda del oo oFos e de la upa para
convention constitutional hacer constitution al
0den por que cofcerno este per6io, haremo nuesa
humlde eser 10 hemos hecho dee que esbecmo
e cuad toto este nuetro roder adeanar la
on de esado Puede tenee por gua que fra
nuetras aspiracone er ahom ha sdo
la a de los Dmdcratas de Nuevo Mexico de la nacon
sempe han demostrado buena sncerdad asunto
ae semanas los dem6caas del ado de Nebraska
estado done reside gran campeon de dmocaca VIM j,
Bryan tuveon convention adoptaron sguene usua
respecto Nuevo Mexico Arizona
0 fAyoREcEAIo EsTApo sEPARAD PARA ARIZONA Y
: NUENO MEXICO, Y DEMANDAATOS PARA Ell UEBL0 DE
PUERTO RICO Ell GOCE COMPLETE DE Los DERECHOS
PRTNILEGIOS DE UNA FORNA DE GOBIERNO TERRIFIC
n RIAL.
Neo Mexanos debemo de ntnos graos
deocaca de Nebraska que sin nuestra ocud peo movdos
or epru de Ia j1ca han acodado de nosoro la h0
O de nuesra necesidad.
De demos que ell gobenador muco cr6to por
actud democia en- fav0recer constitution relacta
da por represe n eecos pueblo depue de de-
q cetado 81 acto de habitacion
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-12

Las Vegas 4 la memoria del ilustre
conquistador de Nuevo Mexico,
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado, y
para conmemorar de tempo EN- ITEM
p0 las hazaiias y proezas de este Y
los demas heroes del descubrimiento
y eonquista de Nuevo Mexico.
La convention fu6 llamada al Or
den en- el Teatro de los Elks el mi6r-
coles, por q gobernador Curry quien
en- breves pero felices palabras puso
en- accion ell movimiento.
Pronunciaron elegantes y oportu-
nos discursos de OCCASION, Mr.. r. Il.
Twltchell, sobre s"Las Expediciones
de Coronad0@ III Hon. III. b. Fer
gus0n, sobre "Los Primeros Pobla-
dores Espaholes7 v el Hon. O. A.
Larrazolo sobre ''El Trabaio de los
Padres Misloneros.n Todos los dis.
curs0s merecieron enthusiasts aplau,
sos, pero el del Hon. Larrazolo elee
tritic0 completamente 4 Ia audiencis
que Sc desb0rd0 en- entusiasmo POI
las yfvicas Y pat6ticas descripcionei
del orador y la apasionada apelaciol
que hiz0 en- pro de los descendiente
de los primeros pobadores Espafioles
al g0biern0 Americana.
Concluidas las disertaciones la or
ganizaeion Sc f0rm0 formalmente COZ
los siguientes 0ffciales: Presidente
II. Il. TwitcheIl; Tesorero, Jeifersol
Reynolds; Seeretarlo, O. "a. LARA
zolo; vice presidentes: George Curry
Nestor ArmijC, j. s. Raynolds
Frank Springer, Solomon Luna, M
/ A. Otero, Miguel Chavez, Il. b. Ga
tron, Eufracio dalleg0s, Nazario Ga
liegOs, Rafael Romero, Manuel G. q
Baca, Carlos Casaus, Francisco De
gad0, Malaqaiss Martinez, Silvestr
Mirabal, II. o. Bursum, EstGban Ba
ca, Merced Montoya, j. A. MahoneS
w. B. Walton, w. A. Hawkins, i
a. Caho0n.
La siguiente convention sera ten
da en- Las Vegas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-12
MUM. 40
UN ROUGH RIDER
Ia Papa de la Superinten-
dencia de Ia Penitenciaria.

Al dia siguiente de su llegada q
Albuquerque, de su viaje al Este, eI
gobernador Curry anuncio eI nom-
bramiento del captain John ". Green,
anteriormente de Gallup, pero mas
recientemente de Los Angeles, Cali
fornia; al puesto de superintendent
de la peniteneiaria, desde eI primero
de Enero para adelante cnando Mr..
Littrell evacuara el puesto.
El nuevo superintendent de la pc
nitenciaria fu6 miembro del regi-
miento de Rough Riders, habiendo
servido EN- la compa1fa del Captain
Lewellyn y permaneeido en- Tampa,
Florida, durante la guerra Hispano-
Americana. Despues lie Ia Paz emi-
gro Fihpinas donde sirvi6 como ca
pitan de una eompailia de c0nstabu-
larios, viniendo despues Los Ange-
les, California, donde ha permaneci-
do desde entonces sirviendo en- Ia ca-
paeidad de Official especial del depar-
tamento del interior, Green ha aeep-
tado Ia posieion y Ia asumlra el dia
primero del ano. Sc dice que el nom-
bramiento fu6 heeho por suggestion
del presidente Roosevelt, quien segun
reportes, dilo al gobernador Curry
dunnte so viaje por el Mississippi
1ltimamente: "gobernador, quisiera
escribir al vielito John Green que us
ted le dara el nombraIniento de supe-
rintendente de la Penitenciarfa de
Santa Fen "Por supuesto, por SUI
puestoN respondi0, sin vaeilar, el Ca
pltan Curry.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-12
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo DE oCTUBRE De 1907

panfa de aqua Y luz de Santa F6, tenia
Ia eantidad dc como 81 500 en- certif-
cados de deuda del cOndadO de Santa
Fe siendo produetode renta. En- aquel
entonees Ia compalfa pidi6 q los CO.
misionados de condado ie permitie-
ran aplicar dichos reclamos en- saldo
de sus tasacioues, 10 cual me eonce-
dido, haciend0se las propias entradas
antO en- los libros de tasaciones del
condado Y procedimientos como en-
los libros de Ia c0mpaiIia. Parece que
de alguu modo o de otro los certitica-
dos permanecier0n EN- pOder de Ia
compahia en- vez dc ser entregados al
eondado y caneelados propiamente, el
easo es que algunos ail0s despues,
cuando parecia haberse olvidado To-
do, Ia compaiila puso pleito contra el
.eondado para recobrar en- luicio los
mismos reclamos. Por entendimien-
to tenid0 entire la compafiia Y Max,
aquella asign6 & este los roelamos y
lei nombre de Frost fue sus,ituido en-
Ia queja por el de Ia eOmpaflia. No
Sc sahe d punto flo 81 en- efeeto los
.certiiicadns fueron asignad0s q Frost
en- consideration de los servicios ex-
plieados en- la evideneia Q ii fue un
plan de p0ner el pleito en- su nomhre
para que no Sc hieiera gran objection
d que Sc diera iuicio en- vista del
'prestigio y posicion" que guardaba
el actor, pero sea el cas0 como fuere
la c0rte di0 iulcio q favor dc Max
Frost en- contra del c0ndado por el
principal y r6dito pasando todo con
debida suavidad Y sin el menor estre-
meeimiento. Alguna gotera debe
haber quedad1, pues algun tempo
despues el proeumdor Abbott hizo
mocion para que sc abriera do nuevo
Ia causa. Hubo algunas investiga-
clones en- que Ia eorte pareee haher
tenido alguna luz sobre el asunto,
| pero sepudo aeallar el negoeio sin que
saliera fuera del circulo, v se di0 un
segundo juieio d favor de Frost. Los
comisionados Ieyaron Ia tasacion CO.
rrespondiente hicier0n un abono
& Max de VI, 200. Ahora, despues dc
la venida del gobernador Hagerman,
Icuyo espiritu de reforma probo SCI
honesto y sincere, parece haberse im-
plantado mas amino para luehar con.
tre Ia pacota Y el abogado Hanna hi
10 el descuhrImient0 al pdhlic0, el
eual fu6 puhlicado por III Eagle d,
Santa Fe, III Journal, de Albuquer
que y por nuestro peri0dieo, siendC
tan gande la protesta, que Sc conce
do un tereer iuici0, 81 que citamos
larriha, con el resultadO va dicho. Pa
rece que Frost hizo objection d que G
| Juez MeFie presidiera en- el juieio, NJ
sabemos porqu6 motive, y el Jue'
/ Abbott del segundo distrit0 fue invi
| tado 4 venir d Santa re y presidir eE
lei mismo.
i Cue 81 pueblo estudie euidadosa
mente esta eausa, y eonvenga cor
n0sotros en- el concept0 que SO deb
tener de los titulados hombres d,
Iprestigio y que manejan las cosas ad
ministratiyas baj0 el partid0 republi
cano.
Si eosas como estas no son bastan
te para abrir los ojos del pueblo en-
tonces podremos decir que hem0s lie
gado d un tempo de desmoralizaeio
completa. Per0 creemos que no.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-12
Fuereno Mata a un O-Mexicano en-
Albuquerque.

Ell Lunes pasado, & las 3 de la tar
de, ocurri0 un asesinatO en- una casa
de hu6spedes de Albuquerque sta en-
el No. 623 East street, en- que Dona-
ciano Archibeque, un veeino de Ber-
nalillo, fu6 la vfctima Y un Jesds Oil
vas, trabaiador del ferrocarril, de
esos que ha traido la compa1fa desde
Mexico, fu6 ell matador. III asesina-
to fu6 cometido con arma de fuego,
recibiendo la vfctima tres tiros, uno
en- un carrillo, que tambien le quem0
la cara con la polvora, y dos en- el os-
tonnage, siendo las dltimas dos heri-
das mortales. NADIA Sc sabe de los
pormenOres del asesinato nj del mo-
two. Parece que en- la dieha casa
so hospedaban cast eXclusivamente
trabaiad0res de Mexico, los cuales es-
tan renuentes en- decir como ocurri6
el case, v ese infortunado NeO-Mexf-
cano, no sc sabe p0rqu6 motive fu(
4 hospedarse al lugar. El jefe de la
polacfa fu6 notifcado del case d las
I3I5 & inmediatamente ocurri6 en-
contrando q Archibeque aeurrucadC
en- un rincon del portal de la casa
lmedio sentado de rOdillas y con 10
cabeza sobre 81 pecho. Aun tenia vi
da, pero estaba va tan cerrano a Ii
lmuerte que no pudo hablar NADIA. r
policfa dl0 parte al m6dic0 de la ciu
dad moro puaudo pgtp vim Va la Vfp
TINA habfa expirado.
I'll matador parece haber hecht
buena su fuga, pues hasta la presente
por mas esfuerz0s que han hecho pa
Ri hallarlo los ofciales, no han p0di
do dar con q nj siquiera la memo
nOilcia.
Sc supone que el motive del asesi
nato debe haber sido por alguna rifia
pues Ia teoria de robo no cabe por ha
berse encontrado Ia suma de $500 e
dinero en- los bolslllos del hnad0,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-12
La Convention Commemorative de
Coronado.

De tod0s los event0s verihcados en-
las ferias de Albuquerque durante Ia
semana, fu6 acknowledgements el pri-
nero en- inter6s la convention conme-
de Coronado, que, como sa-
ben nuestros lectGres, lleva por obje-
To Ia formacion de una organization
para idear medios y arbitrios con el
ohieto de erigir un monument0 en-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-12
AVISO A NUESTROS MAR
CIIANTES.

Tenemos que anunciar que 81 Foleys
Honey & Tar para toaea, resfrios y en-
fermedadee pulmonares no esta en- con
tragencion con IL ley Nacional do ALI
mentos y DrogaH Puras por motive que
no contiene narcdticos nj otres sustancias
Y 10 recomendamos como remedio PERU
diciqlea SECURE para nihos y adultoa.
DE yenta por Ia Botiea do 10 Cruz Ro
ja y O, G., Schaefer
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-12
NOTICE FoR PunLlcArloN.

In the Probate Court, San Miguel
County, New Mexico,
In the matter Of the Estate of SAM
tos Baoa, Deceased,
To Whom 1t may Concern: Noti-
&C is hereby given that the final re-
port of the Administrator, in the
above entitled estate, has been filed
in said Court, and the 9th day, Of
November, 1907, has been set by the
Court for the hearing Of objections to
the same and the final settlement OF
said estate.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said Court this llth day of Novem-
ber, A. ID. 1907.
Jose Baca,
i0-l2-3t. Administrator.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-12

ANISO.
Dare ana recompensa dc $40. GOAL que
me do razon cierta del paradero deun
caballo colorado oscuro, raza norman
como dc amos v con este fierro
THy en- Ia espaldilla i2quierda.
hANE Tiene Ia orela izquierda po-
co raiada Y una pata de atras blan-
ca. Tambien un tostoneito blanco en-
Ia frente. Me fue robado de mi ram
cho en- la sanguiluela, el 4 de Sept.
1907,
Santiago Rodriguez
9-2l-It. Upper Las Vegas, N. M.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
BANDITS TORN TO PIECES
BY FRENZIED VICTIMS
Tnrkestan Peasants Take Awful Re
Vcnge I'm Mcn WHO Ratded
Villages.

Moscow. Nov. l6.-rhe Turkestan
press gives an amazing picture Of the
barbartsm of the local police officials.
For months past open war has gone
IN near Snmnrcand between the ma
tive population and a brigand Abuka-
duir Hodia. A%bukaduif d.hed the po-
ice win success. At last The natives
organized their own expedition and
surprised ana burnt out the bandits
near katti-kurgam. Two bandits
Killed. The police came up to witness
The surrender of the remainder. and
looked on while the prisoners were
being lynched.
Two ~prisonors were torn To- pieces bv
"A mon Of men and women. The police
made no attempt to rescue them. and
when a third prisoner attempted to es-
they ~recaptured him and hand
MN over 10 the mob. who threw
MIN INTO the burning building. The
mon carved the dismembered bodies OF
the ~ nched mon.
Finally the police themselves beat TO
piece the skulls of the dcad men. and
rarri'd on thcir scalps as trophies.
Victim was aged only fourteen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
St. Lonis II. Kansas 4.

st. Louis. Nov, 16.St. Louis Univer-
sity defeated Kansas University II 10
0 In "A strongly contested game. The
victory was due to work of the ST.
Louis backs. Kansas was able 10 hit
the st. Louis line effectively time after
time, but WAS unable to score. Cap
tain Rose, 81 E~'nsas, was badly in
jured in a scfimmage in the first half
and was taken to the hospital. The
physicians express fear that Inc is suf-
fering from conclusion Of the brain,
Captain Rose was injured by several
players falling on his head. He was
picked up unconscious and hurriedly
conveyed 10 a hospital AT 8 o'clock
this evening he was still unconscious.
the physicians attending him state
that after examination they concluded
Rose Is suffering from the stunning
Impact received in the scrimmage. but
injury IS probably not conclusion
the brain, as vas at first feared.
they believe he will soon recover.
During the first half of the game.
n which Captain Rose was Injured.
fullback. Rice. was also in
one of his ankles was severely
'|prained n he was forced To retire
rom the game, Stevenson taking his
llace. Rice went % the Planters no
where he was given medical at
No bones were broken.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
Indians Win Spectacular Game.

Minneapolis, MINI. Nov. I6.-Car-
lisic defeated Minnesota on Northrupe
held this afternoon by a score Of IL
10 10 In "a highly spectacular game.
showing a wonderful Improvement
over the form in the game with Chi
cago two weeks ago. Minnesota. after
being favored by a tumble on the
kick-on scored "a goal from the field
ON the drop Kick by George Capron
from the 35-Yard line on the fourth
play 81 the game. The Indians came
back and by clever trick PLAYS and
before they executed forward passes
sent Captain Lubo and Gardner over
the line for two touchdowns before
the Inst half ended. Minnesota out
played Carlisle during almost the en-
tire second half. Carlisle worked one
Forward pass which put the hail
on the Minnesota i0-yard line In the
half. 4 tumble there gave the
pail 90 Minnesota who ran Zoe yards
Tor a touchdown and Capron kicked
the goal. Capron tried several drop
kicks I'm the SECOND half. but was nm
successful. q. Gardner. who went In
rs a substitute for ENendfne az the
hair was ruled n 81 the game
rough work in a tackle and Car
.isie was penalizod to her 3~5-yard line.
Minnesota failed TO proht by the gain
is tapron missed a try for goal short
q before time was called.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
DEMOCRATS DOMINATE
PANEL FOR POWERS TRIAL
Deieiise Declares Intention OF ChnI-
longing Entire Ncnire.

Georgetown. Ky. Nov. 1e-Tbe
entire morning IN the Powers trial wns
consumed In examining Of talesmen.
ana when the first installment of "A
speoin venire from Harrison county
had neen exhausted only seven had
quhli.led. Their political complexion
= slA democrats. one republican. The
INST Juror who qualified yesterday.
waiter n Renaker, an admitted Goe-
pei ,'mocrat, surprised the court to-
d'y ~ requesting to he excused. say
ing loltttcal prejudice was So strong
he ftlt ne could NOT give the defond-
I'm Impartial trial Hc was rx-
~ DEFENSE announced that 10
would challenge the entire venire of
TWO hundred. alleging discrimination
IN selection. The our adjourned un-
40 Monday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
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At Yankton. 5. D.: Brookinps col
lege II, Hankton college 10.
AT Appleton, Wis: Lawrence -
Ripon college o.
AT Mortified. Mimi: Carelton col.
iege 49, Hamline university o.
AT seattle. Wash: University OF
Washington 0, Oregon s.
eta 10. ""i !
Al Beloit, Wis: Monmouth ms ,
college 16, Beloit 0.
AT Nashville: Vanderbilt 81,
Georgia Technical 0.
Al Birmingham: Auburn 6. Ala
bama 6.
AZ New Orleans: Texas College Il.
iuiane University 6.
AZ colorado Springs. Colo: Colo
RADIO Springs High school IS. Central
High school Of Pueblo 6.
Al Williamstown, Mass: Williams
20. Amherst 8.
At West Point: MILITARY Academy
p. Tufts 0.
At Columbia. S. C.: south Carolina
University "a, C~harlestown College 4.
At 81. Louis. St. Louis University
Kansas o.
AT Columbia, Mo-: Missouri Univer-
sity % Washington o.
AT Cambridge. Yale freshmen G
Harvard freshmen 0.
At New Haven. Conn: Yale IL.
Princetown 10.
At Cambridge. Mass: Dartmouth %.
o.
" Annapolis, Md: Navy s. Penn
'yiVania state college 4.
A. blacksburg. Va: Virginia Poly
lon o.
AZ Jackson. Miss: Mississippi o:
Louisiana %.
NJ Richmond. Va: William and
Mary -; Randolph 4.
AZ Ann Arbor: Pennsylvania 6:
Michigan o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
RUSSIAN IS
MARRIED ON OEATHBED

Bernc. Nov. l6-A pathetic mar
riuae tool piHCe On Thursday In "a sub
urh Of Heruc.
sicphane Lerczlnsky. O Pole. who
was dying was carried to church ou
au ambulance o. welded to hIs
sweetheart Irene DovEeri of the same
nationality.
l.efczinskv feebif responded 10 tho
usual questions and hls Young bride
was most OF thc lime ln tcarA After
the crrcmony the bridegroom was car
lied back o. his h-d. Hc dird yestet-
day.
10 appears that Lcrczinskv had ss-
capped from "a Russian prison where De-.
had been confined Tor hia political
opinions hs treatment Boz prison had
undermined his health. aud recently.
"a being informed that there was 40
hope 81 recovery. De- persuaded ATS
"a cefhean fu marry him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
AND M'LEAN
WIN SlX-OAY RACE
Only Few Feet separate Winner and
Second In Race; Liz Miles
Top Stpre.

Boston. Nov. 16-Floyd Krebs. the
partner OF Hugh Mclean. carried his
team 10 victory in the six day bicycle
race at the Park square rink tonight.
winning in the final sprint from Root.
togler and Mitten. the Representatives
or the three other leading teams.
hr-hs' victory was sensational IN that
ne apparently saved himself through
nc long grind OF the contest and ln
The last two laps OF the final when
Root had started 10 sprint Krebs
Jumped his wheel Co the front and
the finish line the victor with
apparent ease. Fugler. on the Moran
and Fogicr team. was a fairly good
set und. being only half a wheel behind
the leader. while Root was given third
although ne finished apparent
] aimust even with Mitteu. who takes
fourth place. The total distance run
hN D leaders was i.1A7 miles and
one lap. -Four other teams repre-
scented hy Downing. Sherwood. Amder-
son ana Hulhrook. who occupied Sec
pnd place On Inc riding during the
being one lap behind the lead
er~ finished be- the order named. and
Htl share the money. The Cnnneilv
ana WYATT team WAS ninth and the
htlarri-Hiil team last 70 finish.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
Miners Defeot Colorado College.

Denver. Nov. f6.-Befare a crowd
numbering 10000 people the State
Normal School Of Mines football team
defeated Colorado college for the foot
ball championship of the state ~ a
score OF Is to 0. The Miners kept the
ball In their opponents territory
throughout almost the entire game.
The first half resulted in a score Of
3 10 o, in favor of the Golden men. a
goal from the field and a touchdown
from which an attempt at goal failed.
The second half was hotlY contested
by the Miners, who succeeded in scor-
ing a touchdown and goal, making the
total score IS to o.