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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-10-18
ILLEGAL to Fish and 8Issp.

The Pennsylvania superior court
has decided that 1t is illegal to fish
with umbrella ribs and sleigh bells, IN
reversing decision by Judge End.
Itch. Of the Berks court. The case has
been watched by fishermel all over
the state.
Some months ago Henry J. Hum
ma and Harry Kinney were discharged
by Justice of the Peace Prutzman, Of
Birdsboro, from arrest on the charge
of illegal fishing brought by Fish War
den Nesley, of Pottstown. An appeal
was taken to the Berks court, which
upheld the magistrate. The common.
wealth then appealed to the superior
court.
The defendants used umbrella ribs
attached to which were sleigh bells
which rang when they had bite In
this way they were able to doze while
fishing. The superior court in its de-
cision declares the device to be lie
gal.
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho, Oct.
IL, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that James
Palmer of Blackfoot, has filed notice
of his intention to make final Com
muted proof in support of his claim,
viz: Homestead Entry No. 1000
made Dec. 81, 1904, for the Sh
N e Section 3 Township rs, Range
35 e B M and that said proof will
be made before Register and Re-
ceiver, at Blackfoot, Idaho, on Nov.
25, 1907.
He mans the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of, the land, viz:
Jacob G. Kinney, j. H. Mcdonald, F.
F.. Brown, John Deaw, all of Black
foot, Idaho. -
HENRY w. KIEFER, Register
Farm for Sale.
Eighty acres fine land, one and
one-half miles east of Basalt; sixty
acres in cultivation. Good water
right, best in the country. House, cell
lar and trees. A bargain at $4,000;
must sell. H. C. Gregerson,
lott. Basalt, Ida.
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WESTERN NEIGHBORs.
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Forester Guy Mains of Mackay
spent the first of the week at Idaho
Falls in consultation with Col. Wide
meyer of The Carriboo National For
est reserve, and Chief Engineer of
the Forest Service, w. J. Herring of
Washington D. C.
D. w. Nichols was down Satur-
day with Thos. Dunsan who was
taken i'll.
. s. M. Ivie of Blackfoot returned
last Thursday from months outing
in The Loon Creek Country, and re-
ports having killed three deer, one
black bear, one mountain sheep and
one mountain lion.
A party consisting of Manager A.
r. Glessing of The Telephone Com
pany, Engineer Jas. Young, w. s.
Rogers Of Blackfoot are out in Copper
Basin above Mackay, hunting and
prospecting; chiefly hunting.
MAckay Branch.
Blackfoot to Mackay-Mixed train
leaves Blackfoot Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at 1910 q. m.
Reaches Arco, 50 miles. at 2:05 p.
m. GO minutes for dinner.)
Reaches Mackay. IS miles at 3:4S
p. m.
Mackay to Blackfoot-Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leaves Mackay at 6:15 q. m.
Leaves Arco at 1850 a. m.
Reaches Blackfoot at 1890 q. N.
Average speed. 20 miles.
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Laundry Announcement

The Blackfoot Steam Laundry an
nounces a new schedule effective
November list, which will be of mu-
tual advantage to the public and the
Laundry. A careful sanvass has been
made to ascertain the wishes of Gus
toners, and the expense of handling
various work, and the amount there
is offered for each process, and all
rough dry work will be seven cents
a pound after November 1st, and all
hose will be included in the rough
dry class.
A good grade of work has been
given the public the past year, and
Manager Smith wishes to express his
appreciation of the loyalty of the
public to the local plant, which alone
has made it possible for him to main
tain the business, and add that in
dustry and convenience to Blackfoot
which formerly went to other towns,
with large amount taken by the
express company for carrying
charges.
Shows, drummers and others who
are always on the road, are learning
that as good service can be had at
Blackfoot as anywhere, and some of
this work is being added to help sus-
tain the business and the modern
equipment installed at great expense
to enable him to compete with the
best there is.
1t will be of interest to the public
to know that one of the worst OBJ
stacles to success, and the greatest
hindrance to getting work we'll done
and done promptly, is the careless
ness on the part of many customers
about paying spot cash when the
work is delivered. Many customers
who are as good as the gold in finan-
cial rating, let their laundry bills
drag along until the manager has to
leave his place, directing the actual
work, and go out chasing around col
lecting bills. Then many of the good
folks look at the bill and explain that
they have no money in the house and
do not like to draw a check for a
small amount, and If he will just
call in tomorrow, etc, just as If he
had nothing to do tomorrow but
leave his work and go eleven city
blocks to ask for that dollar and
forty cents. While all this exasper-
ating process is borne in patience,
he may find the customer is away
from home, and on returning to the
laundry he finds that some of the
work has gone wrong because he was
not right there to furnish the direc-
tons.
Be as thotful as you can, good
folks, and give man chance to
work when he is willing.
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ABERDEEN.

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John Toev's new house will soon
be be finished. 1t Is a fine construc-
ton.
G. A. Bartel has 1000 #. con-
tract ON the ditch. Livingston Bros.
3 miles and G. w. Brown 1 " miles.
The canal Co. wants teams and
teamsters.
The Minnonites have purchased
new organ for their church.
The American Falls Canal Assoc
iation had their annual meeting in
the tabernacle at Aberdeen on Sat-
urday Oct, S, 1907. Many interest
ing points were discussed and sug-
gested. The old board of directors,
G. w. Brown, M. l.. Haines, J. P.
Wedel of Aberdeen, A. J. Snyde, Mr..
Weyley, of Springfield, Rev. Coen
and Mr. Hager of American Falls
were UNANIMOUSLY reelected.
o. e. Barber editor of the Ameri-
can Falss Press had his kodak there
and took several pictures of the good
looking crowd.
Threshing is about finished around
Aberdeen. The dryland grain Is exec
lent, crops of oats on new land
yielded IS bushels per acre. Dry
land wheat 20 busehls per machine
measure.
The home of G. A. Bartel has
been gladened by brand new baby
girl.
F. B. Wedel from Newton, Kas.
has come to prove up on his home
stead. He proved up on his Carey
Land lately.
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To Settle the Brown Estate.

Baker City, Oct. 14.-It is an
nounced that G. A. Moore, formerly
attorney for C. w. Lillard, uncle of
Steve Adams, and former attorney
for Steve Adams, when he was first
arrested here and taken to Idaho, has
been chosen by Mrs. Harvey Brown
as her attorney to look after the mat
ter of settling up her husbands es-
tate. A petition has been filed for
the appointment of an administrator
and at the present it has not been
learend that the murdered man ever
made will. He leaves widow and
one child.
The Brown estate is estimated to
be worth between $4,000 and $20,-
900. 1t consists chiefly of real estate
and includes two houses in this city,
4O-acre improved ranch just out
side of town, some mining property
in Stice's gulch and an equity in the
setate of his deceased father.
Harvey Browns life was insured
for $27,50O, the principal policies be-
ing in the Providence Life, Pacific
Mutual, Royal Arcanum, Ancient Or
der of United Workmen, Bankers
Life and Standard Accident.
To date rewards totalling $13,5O0
have been offered for the capture and
conviction of the murderers or any of
them. This reward money has been
offered by the following: State of
Oregon, $4,000; Baker ounty,$5000;
Elks of Portland, $1,000. Elks Of Bak-
er City,$1000; by private subscrip-
lions in the city and county, $500.
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October 7, 1907.-Miss Julia Dean
and Mr.. Alvin Hale, Miss Jennie
Dean and Mr.. Sammie Chapman left
Saturday morning for Salt Lake City,
where they will be married Wednes-
day, October 9th. They will return
Saturday.
Miss Mae Croskrey is taking
charge of Miss Deans school during
her absence.
Every one is busy In the beet fields
now days. Beets In this neighbor-
hood are fine yield this year.
Misses Drewsella and Grace Hale
are planning to leave in a few days
for Logan, Utah, where they will en-
ter the B. Y. College.
AS yet no principal has been Sc
cured for the Groveland school.
Among the Groveland people who
have returned from conference are
Samuel H. Chapman and Sarah J..
Dean who were made one while at
Salt Lake City.
Several boys from Star Valley are
working in the Sugar Factory.
Beets and potatoes are all the 60
here now while these fine days last.
Most of the potatoes are good crop
while beets are about the average.
Drusilla and Grace Hale will at
tend the B. Y. College at Logan this
winter.
James Johnston will soon leave for
q mission to Great Britain.
Andrew Bolander has gone to
Montana to work.
r. M. Barus has raised 533 BUSH
els of potatoes on one and a quar-
ter acre town lot.
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one will get any more of that genera.
ton. The evening sun of their life
was set when we closed our gates up
on them. The aged creatures were
turned into paddock by themselves,
Some hobbled on three legs, some wob.
bled on four. A collection of the an.
tique. They were put on two pounds
of corn per day, per feed, per sheep.
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NOTICE.

have about 600 tons of first class
sheep hay. put up In first class shape,
for sale, good Accommodations for
feeders and teams. Situated on the
old Sands and Bunting ranch on Lit
tie Lost River, for particulars ad-
dress 4. B. Jones, Howe, Idaho. 1872
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Parks.
A growing city that forgsts to pro.
vide parks ~ It expands will have the
experience later on Of buying tie prop.
eyty needed 1t ten times its cost BE-
fore built ovsr.-et. Louis Globe-D Demo.
erAt.
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Boys! Boys!

Every boy should get good win
ter suit at Biethans closing out sale
at less than cost. Ill
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PIGS. FOR SALE

have some thoroughbred Poland
China pigs for sale-G. B. White,
Riverside, Idaho. 1913.
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Follow the Crowds
To D. H. Biethans Big Closing out
sale. 17-1
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GROVELAND.

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Veighborhood Notes.

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
'COPIAS DE ESTADOs PROTOCoLA.
DOS CON Ell INFORME.
raTAnn =
TerrItorio dc Nuevo Mexico,
O6cIna del Executive,

Territorio de Nueyo Mexico.
OfcIna del Executive.
Santa Fe, 10 de Mario. igoo.
Hon. H. o. Bursum. Su-porintendente
de 10 P%enitenciaria de Nuevo Mericc'
Santa Fe, N. NJ,
Senior: -He racibIdo al car,. = 10 !,
MAYO acom ~ SsI.a 20 ~ g
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ !. u,nlsion como
Nnevo Maricc IN. d,Ipis,nr " ts =
tome sfscto al AK a. Ahsil ~ Ioo sse !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

POf 10 tnnk04 nuviam m uIhn IL Hear
81 ionjo a lodos 10 .bec6o1. ! ia m.
vsotIRsolon comoIefa. Ore Va. ssco,s
Ilins eotnIslon snIsefisaI 6.rA lnvesllvsr
ttodos Id iaeuntoo "a neniteneiHyis '
neeoeloe dsspachndo1 ~ n infssscrlt6.
81 eeto De- pude hscer Va cooperaris AZ
buan Rrado,'y anministrafis 'todoa loa
Idstos n~ecsssfios para Il ia d dichs
comteIon. 81 sufalsse' slrnn punte "a
~controversts o dssavsnencis - nodr1s
~convsnir q, uns tercerr nsrsons ous
convlnisasn entrs la dos persopes III
escogIdss.l cuai podriss dscidlr en-, III
controversia. Desesrls cue eota ipvea.
tigacion fuess complete. impartial y
pIens, = cuaiesuuiers oUs iueasn 'Ios ~.
sultados, sean favors6ies D deafavora.
btes 81 infrascrito. Oue los mlsmos uean
dados 81 pubIico 81 III se deaeafe.
Supopfo que Vd. esta 4 seoso. an
buena r., de- investjqar pIenamente ia
Asnhtoa dc ID pen~itencIaria cou I'll objeto
do corregir cuaIquier inIusticis. ii ~.
olere a!guna, para 81 DO Do provesr para
9 !erritorio todo aquello : que estnvIe-
% intituladoi para q 0bjst0 de Averi-
guar Y verdad y todA ls verdsd y no
parsle' objeto dc vengar cuAlquIer agra.
VIZ personal, 80 rasl Q tmAgtnaFlO,
IN q interes del proceder equitativo,
70 que 70 considero justo y pFopIo,
tAnto para 81 TerrItorlo como para mi,
como que va. yea ~ canine d~espejsdo
para aceptar y aTrobsr ests suggestion;
quedo, senior,
muy respetuosamente de vd.,
AsO. BURsuN.
(EsrADo M
Rosvsn N Aso..c o. A. .oo.
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Soccrro, N. N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

Las sumas siguientes sacadasd al

LRss uulHs SIKu1enteB Del
fondo general de mantent.
misnto del Territorio, 80 de
Noyismbre de 1902, por las
cuales SO ha dado Va. credlto
en- ell iibro d. Gala, pero que no
be- cargAdo en- contra snya.. 8l62 ~
Lo suma de una orden 0 giro de
10 t~esoreria recibida del 60.
bierno de los Estados UnId0s,
cerca de 10 eNov, dc 1908,
por Ii cnal v. Sc ha dado cree
ditto en- 81 lIbro de GAIA. psro
que Va, nc ha cargado en-
contra suys.... .~.....s..... ess s.
Una suma recibida por Va, do
G. w. Bond a Brothers, Q 81
dlnero eq~uivalente : ID mIsmA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27


4 Reoihi lima carts coaA dsl a 4,
. eeptiembre de- 1905, dsI p~rocursdor r.
l Epsrsi W. O, Rold, en- ID ousi msuifeets
b como pFsllminsr : sntsblsr una d
mehda on contra nile psra que dieri
cuspta do dinsros debidon 81 nsrrItorio
' ne exjxia formajmonke pagan 8 Ii n
iorerls Terrific .tsi ID sumh mahifoatad,
, on dIcha carts.
r. 81 tieno Va. ssa carta, tonRA Il
bondad de pysssntsrla.
(Aqui 81 teStl0o presents ID csrtsy ORE
CO II mlsma On evldoncia, IL cual VI
ndjunta y msrcada Estsdo 81
p. Olga va. que hiEo, 81 aIgo, des
puss de- recibir esta carts ~ razor
para hscerle asI?
rrErArrvA 1a~xoxrNiosA PARA pEsAcnr
49, ID, III. !,
=, ~ rec'po oe alcne CARA srregie
con nj ApoKedo inmeoietemeute p4ra
que iaese : rents 70 y PAgase ~ ~
!oretle pal piotesta, cnslesqnlers y 70
oas sunihs 90 o'nero qne ioesen exlg'aai
POI y dlSno procurseo general, POI
pstso oei Ierrltoflo' mi5fAxon para ~
cer $50 Tue que 70 no guerra que p'e'to
Ino .asse RusssV ~ .onssl W. y
s w. w nsus uoosss
ss.'sv.," J 'Io.s INV sooss ~ cAuusu
.P.a'. ~ w. cIonsss ~ ns.,a.s
dse yonsu's sksuou euss ~ cr.'.oi'o
o.n utps.ko,. .ssea ~ 1Asminsr y
slusthr - uentas sorla trepelo oe Va
!.cs mesos, Pues seF'a nscesntio hpre1hr
ssa ~ p.., " w. 'usssc.on
M ~, 80. ~.
de sus intlmos as,ciados, tratar de- do
sacredltArme ante 81 pueblo del Terri
o.,4 ~ N4evo Mss'so ac1so.ar ~
nnn 5s
sw.s o,io \ H., hnh,a pss.uo
uwee onsk'ues e.sos nuS'eIsu cnvn-
olsuo una uemsnuA, 10
con y nu uc ar!ss,at rs cuensas, slno
pu.s ! so'sm ou'o Pos IsAonss Po'i.IcAs,
NV Cos,d.. 70 4
IN IN Js .,i ~
w,o m.nsir S, nI Mvni.ss ~, .,s ue III
n"s,h %aejss o ~ no.s ~" y, :,
Pos.ois snscs oels e'ecc'on nacel aue y
sdn'o 1se'e ue.e,inlnau : ~ oec.s'on
A..x ~ L---- - go ~ IL a. - N---
\" o ~ uenhanua iuese pr e'.oo ' Por
@'vw,ooV: ...- - ..--..
70 nuo,eIs Paksuo, asselvsno1
w uo'e.uos > naS,enuo uospues NY =,
un.o iucse uoc'u,uo J
guo una nuecusua luela
lccns p nuo'eso Pe,u''t,oo. quo ~
ys.sen on p'e'yv eleo n.mcmo1so wv
nuS'eaa Lvsu,.auo IN acsscls ui.alul
on uel'osss = can,
ua.o sepao.'csn1 par c'ess -
J u~eIro,aae una
I~esls'a.uIs repl9lcsnA. !en'a Ialonss
lancaoas 90 ca'os 9ue oes,
~ eu'onscs 70 nan connruAuo, 9ue ..
SoD.rn.uoI nsgerman Y sus asoc'Auos
nso'sn s'Hmsuo una consp'lsc'ol wy
81 ooleto &c oerrotar y ocst1ulr, q ere
posiD'e' . ~ o~rgaulzacion hspupIicana
sus c~.nulua'os ps'a cMpieo' Ls un
n.ono noeor.o guy squel ~ Psrsoaas
r"dor H.~arwsr astshsr sacrn.. mo".s
: %sivnnss A s,ias s-h,srtsmen,e nsandc
iodn ssfner,o ar ~,csnca nsrs dsrrntar
444Q 0ot q ~ q gu l0aAO R0A AGIlVtWl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

que esta mAyoria no podia cor qusbrsr
tadA por - i~nfuencla uauAl Que hast
entonces hsbls aldo prActicsds por I
G0bernad0r I1Agermai. III ,dIa ~ 3
Mario Do dicho sno insfitui in plsIt
para u s1uste % mis- cusntss, ilsnd
eate pvocsdImisnto.
r. Entonces, NJ entiendc 1 va. n
m~edlAtamente despues del passje az u
Icy permItlendo 8 s corte passr fudI
clslnente pObfe ID cuestion dc sus cuer
~, y mientras 81 Gohernador H,aeI
man 6atabA t0dayla ca oil empleo. VA
protocolo este pIeIto pidiendo una sdiu
dicecl0n J revision Immediate Dc 81
cuentas por TODD 81 periodic que va, IL
snperInt:ndante Do y penitoncia'ia d
+. u, senior, y 70 guerra que tois
nis cuentAs fuesel investigates. suue
Has Z que eicsuzsbs 81 estatuto d Tiny
tacs.n ~ como tsmbIeh las cuenta
|nuevas, 70 no deseabs Que &c roserva
r. nAde, pues querla IN examsn pleho
Impartial y complete. no deseapdo IA
mar ningunA ventnja tecnics pobre !
TerritorIo. 10 cual pOdria habefse hecb,
bsjo las provisIores Dc ID Icy. Esto po|
tres rAzones: Primera, que 70 tent
conflanza plenn en- 81 hecho dc oue M
a. SO debiA q Territorlo; segundn, al,
mo ' Il nnh,Ico rma $1,000 ~ w
clones f,iSr.n nisrs rsrts y
' dsterminsdas, ~te,csra is'kAua
FTmnraI az ! nj f,,ss,e = tscioi
oblicatorla cSs .uo'.ey mal
tecnjca d. IA Ifcv " P'os's'oL
hHFAHIAs PARA hANsI
LIAR gu oARAcTER.
Desee hacsr una expllcaclon breye an
r~elerencia : otra materta. Ciertos mai.
viduos cnyo tempo parecia ostar m,
pleado prlncipalmente en- decIr cos.,
desagradabIss y on circular rumerss IN
indicaclones infsmes, sIendo Una do a.
tas personas I'm not0rloa entremetids :,
psrturDador de- ID trxnaullidad do i
prsjlmo, que reside en- Nan A,'ton,c
Nuevo Mexico, v otros d. Il misms INV
que evidentemente estabap escssos ~
pasivo poiitIco analo o. de- scumula,
capital politlcoy ediHcar sus iortnns,
p0liticas . costa de otros. ' por medic
dc i~ndircctas ~manclllar eli csracter d.
personals que suelen hsllarse en- IN v,ds
publica. Y tratar de esta manera de 70.
bar botin y conyertlr 81 mismo 4 an nso
politico. Esta gente ha hecho c~irculsr
chsrla al ofecto de que mientras yo era
supcrIntendente de Ia penftenciaiia Nice
envios de MADEIRA y materialesr San
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
DEMANDA DE PAGO HECHA pOR
Ell PROCURADOR GENERAL

Isl 49,
EsTADO Nv,
WILLIAM O, REID.
Procurado General. EDMUND @. Amor
Asistente Proc, General,
Terrltorio de Nuevo Mexico,
Ofcina del Procurador General
Santa Re, Sept. 80 de 1905,
Mr.. q. O, Bursom,
Socoro, Nuevo Mexico.
Apreciable senor:-Preliminar q en-.
tablar demands en- contra de Vd, nara
que de cuenta de dlneros debidos al re-.
rritcrio, que Ell Territorio reclams qua
Va tiene en- sus manos y no ha dado
cuenta do clos, 70 hago que esta de-
manda formal de parte del Territerlo
de Nuevo Mexico para que pague q Ia
tesoreria territorial tobre reclbo Dc ests
carta, las slgulentes ~cantldades Z sabsr:
Suma do que no he dado cuents
segun mostrado entire ell regis
tro diarIo do ventAs al conta-
do y 81 librode GAIA, mostrsn-
do creditos por dinero deriqa-
do de tales cuontas. Z ia 90
Recaudaciones hechas y no en-
tregadas . 10 tesorerIa terrific
rial por va, de.las personas 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27
INFoAnE DEL ARDITR0
En- Ia CAusA De suRSun


sum, yla cual pseo bsjo p~rotetas, Per
On las cuentas de deudas recivibles y
chss por 81 exsminador anterior sp'
rsce unA deblto del q AcNAry Dc Il
Vegas, por trelnta NIL ladf'i'os' ann
d 10 mlsma, selo' Estes lsdr''Ios fue
ron d~sspschAdos Mr. McNary, que q
secrctario de 10 SoeiedAd DO Jovens
Criss'Ancs, 20 % cargo nsds por el'o1
slno que dichos lsdrIllos fuefon dadlv
ala sociedad do jovenes C~r'st'sncs 9
Las Vegas, que estAban constrnyeno
o casa con suscrlciones' Pcr sAn''
lAs facsuras por este material no ensts
ron en- ios lioros 40 q p~en'tenc'Arla' y
PRECURSOR general heio aver'guo ess
Asunto y estaba enteramente Ism'''sF'
xaoo con ios necnos J por e. raAo'
1Alto on poner cargo. IAmo'en en- y
l'sta necnA 40 cuentas recio'o'es Ap1Fe
CO q part'da de cargo sioo c'n.fs y
ciudad % SANTA r. quo no 50 ns''a y
Ios lloros 40 Mr. bursnm' III 'Ampoco y
prssento cuenta . 'a ror ~
puesto, 81 mode proP'o 90 naper srAea
40 esfas partidAs nuoiefa s'oo naoef are
gIsdo o. Material y luego wrepalaoo =
cuenta De donsclen' hsclenuo 20 csSe
modo un reglstro 'aro Ia parsiua Pr
material sup'ldo o. gooerhauoF osero y
puorow, Szc, ~ pagaoo Por'a Pen''en'
CLARA no Tue inciuid en- o. sumar'o &c
sumAs deD'das por y. = hursum' pero
nc'ulds On 10 oemauda maj necna POI
oua ~. a. cor,o nron,o ) da confor
mIdad carrue esa suma q Mr. Bursum.
Oon ie'eiencia ~ cuen.a 10 mcSs'y
oe - c'uuao % cansA re my uo''a's'
c'ones necnas = III por Mr. nursu"
los mlsmas' IN cuanso Aqus''a par'e
Gel iniofme que sfa'a ue 'onuos ue me
loraS Pei~anen.ss J o''os 'ohu 'a'eS
come 81 40 saiarlo , mantehlm'ento e.
neral canine lplnto'esco' me'oras per-
manen'es etc ) sin uuoS los hu'n0los
osdos SCORE ios m'smos SON co.'e'.0s
pues estan coP'aoos 20 los ''oros ue' ~
tendente Q uei tesorero Aerr'sorIA'' ~
ore los cargos de mai manflo' Mr. Dur
sum ma expuesto su 'aoo al case en- un
tes'lmon'o' 70 no ne tra'aoo 10 gu
trar en- estas na'erias, pues no essAoa
IL cuestlon de oinero y so'a'
mense irreguiarioadese mai uahsJ'
eran cargaoos.
Ell SYSTEM pRocuRApoR GENERAL
aoprrrp ON rx. rxpos,c,or.
Poco despues De que fui nomprado ar
oitro' 81 hon H. y tortner, as'slsnte
procurador general y ~procurador de dis
Tito por los Conoados de SANTA re y
Taos, me notidco en- comunicaclon por
escri.o que deseaba comrarecer ante mi
' ser o'do acerca de las materias ST.
guientes: La una msnifes.ada en- la
demanda, v quo oil COMO procurador de
dIstrito habla ~presentado al gran jurado
del Condado de Santa Fe en- su session do
SeptIembre de 1905. En- respuesta no
solo 10 invite . cstar presente, sino que
81 era possible procurase Ia presencia De
Mr.. Mcmahon. y que 81 era possible OBJ
para ri todos los nu e origi-
sobre los cuales Ell examinador
hlzo su lnforme q hn De usarlos como
texto. Este no pudo hacer, pero Mr..
hs estado en- ia oilcina varias
veces durante el progreso de esta exa-
mlnacion y 81 resultado probablemente
se ezplica mejor con Ia sigulente comu-
nicaclon que estoy instrnido por Mr..
de entrsgar Q W. 1untamente
con mi informe.
lnn6 L
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-27

Il IML'"| ri" .|"L TT" .M".|| L."'.
m~encionAdo srrlbA, 1untsmente con
llbro mayor escFlto Do nuevo poF n'
las hojss DO balance. tsmblen 100 I
teetlmonlo do testigos que he hecho cou
parecsr ante rni, juptsuentc COZ q p
queno lIbro mayor rscop''ado por q q
. Y. ,osrstuossm.r
to somstido . confederation
Respstuosamsnts,
Q. v. SAyyohD.
Arbitro.
I'll dis 81 do JUNO, A. p. 1901, bic
c~ompArecer ante mi : H. Q. BursuE
para 81 objeto gu teatldcAra on 10 cau
A. bAjo investIgacion, Y an 81 dIcho d
81 do JUNO, : Il bora Dc las 10 Dc !
manAna on mi odcIna en- d edihclo d
capitolio, On Il cIudad Dc Santa Re
compsrecio personAlmcnts II. Q. Bn'
sum, acompansdo por gu abogsdo II. y
DOugherty, y 81 cual siendo prlmera
mente jurAmentado por mi, bajo su ~
ramento tcstiico como slgue.
Q. Y, SAFyoHD,
Arbitro.
Mr.. BuRSUM TESTIFIcA EN- PRO
DE 81 MIsMO.
c,ov ,ov ,.v no,,a,rrprv
D'gA sn nomDre' eoAo' ocuPAc'o'
iugsr oe neeoc'oss
y H.. y Dufsum' 20 cuArcn'" anos
cr'soor ae ganaoo' res'uenc'a ca 90
corlo' y. W..
V"an'o s'empo : s'oo w. 'es'
oen'e 10 Nuevo meA'cof
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w.
m.-,.sso
IL ,sos
49,. 1eos. =, ~, r..ss,.
r.,
aata M snnar,ntandanta do Ia mcmillan.
eiaria coman,ando al ala nrlmero dc
Mayo dc 1909. b.sta 81 Ola IL de- Abrll de-
Ions ,nc,us,vo ahr.yaodo nm pey,odo
.nyor,mad, de , .no, ' an IA a~ctnalI.
dad sov mavor do i. c,ndsd do socorro
p s,ryasa manifss,ar brovementa
|l,s cond,ciones do Ia n~anItanc,arIa de
Nuevo MaxIco an :, ,,emro on cua Vi
artro d. .uner,ntaodapta yecita con
hravedad los c.mbIos ono fnsron b.chos
duranta 81 mano,o ., hubo alynnop
&c s"A..".
M0''o iuo 'on'Hauo = ep'op'a''vD
=,
su"s ~ s'v,Voo
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