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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01

/ h0nd voru, sannast ao segja, markveroir SAX
ir Pess hive Polinm6oir Danir voru. 90 hversu
Islendingar %h0fnuou 0llum booum, er
skemmra f6ru en- fylstu krofur PETRA. Urslit-
in URDU pau, a0 samningsggeroir foru ut um
Pdfur, og raost0fun var gero til braoabirgoar
meo konunglegri tilskipun, ario 1871. paoan
stafa 40 nokkru leyti vandrnoi pau,sem MI cru.
on log og samningar, sem sloan hafa verio
geroir, cru bygo a tilskipun pessari, sem var
oldungis einhlioa og gefin ut an tillits til
Pess hver vari vilji hinnar islenzku pj6oar.
Og sakir pessa telja Islendingar oil pau log
lit gildandi, er samin hafa verio sloan BETA
geroist, en- Peir hafa ORD a ser fyrir, 40 hafa
meiri mntur 4 formlegu en- eolilegu rdttarfari.
Do hafa fest pau log, err u0last hafa gildi sl0-
an irio 1871, veril algerlega ao peirra skapi
% veitt Peim s%jalfr;eoi svo mikio, 40 Tito af
valdinu nema nafnio eitt er MI eftir or0io /
h0nlum d0nsku stjjornarinnar.
Dannig var ]andinu veitt Pingrn0i meo
stjornar skrA Peirri, er bvi var gefin ari0 1874,
/ minningu Pess a0 pa voru lioin Pnsund ar
fra Pvi er Noromenn t6ku ao byggja ]andi0;
pa var einnig svo akve0i0, az island sky]di
vera frjals og 6aoskil janlegur hlu:i Danaveld-
is og PAD skyldi arlega ia UNI s 5000 dollara
styrk fra Danm9rku. ARID 1903, voru ny
log samPykt meo rettri atkv@oagrei0slu, ekki
a0 ems at alPingi, = svo heitir loggjafarping
l%slendinga heldur af a]Py0nnni sjalfri, og
meo Peim l0gum fekk ]andi0 sGrstakan RAD
gjafa, ersky)di vera bdsettur i Reykjavik ,h0f-
u0stao landslns, en- vera skyldur til a0 gera
k%onungi grein fyrir st0rfum sinum, su0ur /
kaupmannah0fn hvenar, sem kra6st vmri.
SAINT cru lslendingar ekki an@g0ir. Fran
s6knar hreyingin heldur afram eftir sem a0-
ur, enda P6tt MI Sc nokkru h6glegar rifst en-
aour var. Sumario 1906 f6ru alpingismenn
til Representatives. / heimbo1 til dOnsku
stj6rnarinnar, 1 Peim erindum az segja Don"
um hvers peir krefoust, og jafnframt til Pess
ao veroa Pess askynja hversu amt Danir letu
ser um, 40 fulln@gja Peim kr0fun. NJ sem
stendur vir0ast helztu kr0fur fslendinga vera
Pessar:
skipunarbref fslandsraogjafa undirriti kon.
ungur elm, an pess par med fylgi undirritun for
s@tisraoherrans danska. fslenzk log skal ekki bera
upp / danska r1kisrdoinu heldur skal bera tau
undir konung einan; i landinu sc jarl eoa land
stjor:, er par gegni stj6rnarst0rfum / nafni kon.
ungs, og half void til jafns vo landstj6ra pa, e,
raoa rlkjum 1frjalsustu lJolendum Breta; konung
ur bati nafni Islands inn 1 konungstitil sim og
landie Sc await nafngreint svo, par sem pess er get
ID i opinberum skj6lum, ao ekki verdi af pvi radio
} ao PAD sc ,,6aoskiljanlegu hluti rikisins";; landin,
Sc getia serstakt fagg, blatt og hv1tt; a%rstillag PAD
sem nj er 1000 kr6nur, skal borgao eitt skifti fyr
y Konungur tilnefndi pessa mem, en- Islend
ingar sendu enga fulltrda 4 pjo6fund Dana. bettt
er ranghermi ems og STUNT anna0 / pessum kali;
( rroipo r;ppor I);4,4; y-:.1u
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01

rikisskuldabrGfum
M hefr Friorik konuneur og nokkrir
Pingmenn Dana heims6tt Island, SEQ bar
helztu menn Pj60arinnar og hlytt par Il hog.
verlegar og vingjarnlegar fagnaoarr@our;
Peir sau undrasj6nir landsins og hurfu helm
aftur fullir undrunar, ekki yfr eolisfari lands
ins heldur Pj6oarinnar. Dvf az PAD eolisfar
lystiser a ymsan HAITI serkenuilega Pegar hinir
merku gestir dv0ldui Reykjavik og par ( ma
srenninu, og STUNT af Pvf, sem danskir bla0a-
menn hafa um PAD rita0, gerir ao nj klu leyti
skill janlega framkomu landslyosins 1 pau finn
tin og sex ar, er ham heGr barist fyrir fullu
s%jalfsta0i. Finn PETRA kemst svo az orOi:
Oefa0 var konungur 1fyrstu hissa 4 framkomu
lslendinga. Tnpri klukkustund eftir 40 ham
steig a land, gekk hann aleinn UNI g0tur bnjarins
og mntti pa m0rgum, sem gengu fran hjl In pess
40 heilsa, 20 varla half nokkur oroio a vegi hans,
sem ekki vissi hver ham var. Og nokkru s1oar
Pegar konungur reio UNI landio med f0runeyti
slnu, pa sast bandafolkio standa grafkyrt og pegj-
andi fyrir framan bnina, two hundru0 fet fra veg
mum, og par einbl1ndi pao r0lega i rei0manaa
fokkinn err fran hja for. pa6 hlj6p ekki 1 veg
fyrir ham til Pess 40 geta betur SEQ Aonunynr cor
(sic) og hid frioa f0runeyti hans, og ekki leyfoi
fao heldur b0rnum slnum a6 hlaupa niour 40 veg
mum. Bondinn helt kyrru fyrir 4 sjalfseign sinni
meo 6llu hyski s1nu. Vikum og manuoum saman
hafoi konun gsf6r pessi northumberland hvers elm
asia MAINS q 0llu landinu, en- MI, er ham for par
um med fylgd sinni, vildi b6ndinn lita onota0 pao
takifari. err honum bauost til a0 viroa petta fyrir
ser grandgaflega, heldur en- gefa nokkrnm tilefni
til a0 bregoa ser um framhleypni og fruntalega
%forvitni.
DER sem me0 konungi voru tdku eftir
Pvi, az hvar sem ham sast, var sem hryggur-
inn 1 h%verjum. einasta 1slendingi yr0i miklu
beinni en- aour og 6sveigJanlegri, og pc kva6
PAD vera alment s6rkenni allra 1slendinga, a5
ganga .beinir og hnakkakertir. pegar kon-
ungur kom til pingvalla, par sem var SAM
komustaour alPingiso g miost00var landstj6rn-
arinnar til lorna, pa hitti hann par fj0lda is
lenzkra h0foingja, or sumir telja ett sina til
O0ins % fornaldarkonunga Peirra, er riktu
Noregi og SviPj6e; hinna fornu Folkunga.
Allir komu Peir ri0andi og satu a hestunum
beinir ems og skurolikneski, og Petta er kali
ur rROu er KOnungur hlydd a:
BETA er him fornhelgi pingstaour fe5ra vorra.
Svo ranger er ham og svipmikill,a al enginn nema
guo og eldur gat CERT svo dyr0legt furouverk. Her
er golf6 steypt 1r storknu6u brauna66i; sdlurnar
cru snj6hvitir j0kultindar, en-. pakio er hin blaa
himinhvelfing. HIATT err hdsio og reisulegt og loft
gott er bar inni. Her leika islenzkir fjallavindar
um hvern vanga, og her hafa 1slendingar marg-
sinnis lRrt 40 standa med beinu baki. Her voru
samin og sampykt pau log, or gerau feour vora
frjalsa pj6o og v16fraga. HGr uxu blo1n hins is
lenzka pj0ol1fs.
Sc reiknao eftir almennum mnlikyarda
annara landa, pa rikir hin mesta fatakt +
bessum afkyma iar0arinnar. / miro hundrln
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01
Sjdlfstj6rnarbaratta Islands.
(Grein Pessi erPydd dr The American Review
of Reviews november 1907

AoO'
DAD er ekki eing0ngu a Nor0url0ndum
heldur I'M ALA Nor0uralfu. a0 menn veita MI
1slandi st0ouga eftirtekt venju fremur, pess-
ari g0mlu eyju,sem liggur Der og blasin nyrzt
1 Atlantshaf og viroist eigi geta vaki0 anna0
en- hroll / hugum mamma, pratt fyrir PAD, DO
hun sc undravert eldland og eigi firna AUD at
s0gum, skaldskap oy fornum fraoum. En-
engu 40 sfour getur hun tali0 ser pa0 til hross,
ao b0rnin hennar-einar $4,000 Pegar sioast
var tali0- bera til hennar ba asst, err trauola
i sim lika og aldrei nun hafa rikari veri0, bar
sem l0ndum er betur / sveit komio. Og fari
svo 40 athygli Noroura1Gupjooa, sem bIandin
er aodaun, og gamni 40 hdlfu leyti, beinist
framvegis 40 pessari afskektu ey / utsanum,
pa verour Pao einkum sakir pess, az barAtta
ls]endinga fyrir st0ou sinni / danska rikinu
mioar ao Pvf, 40 losa him smnrri sambands-
aoila a gerlega undan Peim yfrraoun,, err Hmm
,,Frjalst samband undir einum konungi::, er
MI krafa kjosendanna par / eynni. ,,pa0 er
ekki MI or0io agreiningsatrioi heldur satt-
malsgrundv0llur, er allir samningar ver0a
framvegis 4 ao hvfla".
A Islandi skiftast menn / nokka ems 90
hvaTvesna annarsstaoar, og ORD pau, er her
voru tilgreind cru krafa Peirra, er Iengst villa
fara Observation-Disclosures - Pess aokks, sem
ao sogn stefnir az Pvi takmarki, az segja al
gerlega skilio vi0 ~konungsrfkio danska og
stofna 'fslenzkt ly6veldi. Dad er p6 hvorki
asst til ly0veldisstjornar ne 6vildarhugar til
konungsstj6rnarinnar 1 Danm0rku, sem veld-
ur pessari sjalfst@oisPra; jafnvel peir 1slend.
ingar,' sem svo cru g@tnir, 40 Peir STA h@tt-
una, sem / vegi er, eff Pess vnri fari0 a lett al
svo st0ddu, Pra fullkomio sjalfste0i ao s0gn,
ems og-binir. ,,Aoalatrioi0 / 0lIu pessu NAL.
efni eE pj60erni5 sjalft', segir maour, sem um
PAD hefir ritao I Gads Danskc Magasim.
1slendingar finna ekki a0 ems til pess, ao peir
cru pjoo, sem talar AGRA tungu en- Danir, heldur
cru Peir ser Pess me6vitandi, ao peir cru s6rst0k
Pjoo me6 s0mu rettindum sem Nor6menn, Sviar
og Danir. Ennfremur er MI sem stendur 0fug
hreyfng komin a mccall 1slendinga, pjooinni til
vioreisnar, og peirri hreyfngu fylgir s1 krafa, al
vir6ing sc BORN fyrir rGtti pjo6arinnar lit a vic
Islendingar purfa ao "a stjorn sinni komio 1 pae
hort, ao land peirra veroi 1 augum annara pj6oa
,~,frjalst sambandsland". BETA er pa6 markmio
sem alir 1slendingar stefna ao raun or veru, enda
pott vanstilling lysi ser ekki jafnt hjd peim 0llum
er UNI PAD r@oa.
pessi baratta hedr sta6i0 yfr fra PVT arie
1901, en- PA var PAD ao him sf0asti einvalds.
konungur Dana gaf Peim nyja stj6rnarskra oe
Pingbundin konungsstj6rn komst par a, En-
pa var Island ekki nefnt q nafn / peim kon.
ungs booskap, og pc satu sioar FINN islenzk
If f%ulltrdar 40 verki med D0num vi0 a0 semi:
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16

be placed in the capitol. House
bill number seventy provides
severe penalty for any person
who shall malciouSly bring any
criminal case or maliciouSly cause
such Il case to- brought
Should council bill number
forty-leur become "A law. any
taxpayer can make complaint to
district attorney aud cause
suit OF oISter from Office To be
brought against any county
official. Should the official be
acquitted. IL may secure costs
from the county. This bill is
in the hands of the judiciary
committee of the council.
"A communication was received
by the house Wednesday from the
governor requesting the passage
of bill transferring the old
palace to the American Archae-
ological Institute. a committee
has been appointed relative to
the matter.
Council bill number two,
relative to the filling of
vacancies in county offices by
the appointment of officials by
the county commissioners, was
amended in the house SO that
it would become effective at once
instead of in thirty davs as
originally drafted. The council
concurred in the amendment.
House bill number forty-four is
similar in its provisions.
Council bill number forty-tive,
introduced by Mr. Sargent Thurs
day, provides for the assessment
of express companies and names
a board to consist of the terri
torial auditor as chairman and
the territorial treasurer and the
attorney general to receive the
reports of the amount of business
done by these companies and to
arrange for the levying of a ter
ritorial tax.
Both houses adjourned Thurs
day afternoon until ten o'clock
Monday morning.
The special train of the Santa
Fee Central railway provided by a
citizens committee of Terrence
county to take the members of the
Legislative assembly on tour OF
inspection yesterday left Santa Fee
at 1880 i'll the morning and was
expected to return to Santa Fe at
about o'clock in the evening.
The train carried only members
of the assembly and their wives
and such other persons as were
especially invited.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
IN THE LEGISLATURE
The Legislative Solons Have Been Quite Busy This
Week and Considerable important Legislation Is
the Result They Are Now Visiting Torrance
County.

According to the terms of a
caucus agreement made near the
close of last weeks session OF the
thirtV-seventh Legislative assem-
bly,, the total number of em-
ployeS is to be cut down from
niuety-four to twenty-scven.
This action was deemed neccs-
sary in order to keep expenses in
that line within the $4,000 au-
thorized by congress.
On Friday house joint resolu-
tion number four, which provid-
ed for the payment of employees
and contingent expenses, was
passed over the governors veto.
On the same day bill empower
ing county commissioners to fill
vacancies in county Offices pass
ed the house by viva voce vote,
there being no dissenting voice.
House resolution number five
gives the speaker of the house
authority to disburSe all monies
appropriated by the assembly for
the house for the payment of em-
ployes and for contingent eX-
penseS. 1t is provided that the
speaker shall keep pay roll
containing the names of all em-
ployeS and that he require each
employe to subscribe his sigma
ture opposite his name and the
amount paid him upon the roll.
The resolution provided, further,
that this pay roll should be filed
in the Office of the territorial
auditor after having been duly
approved by the house. This
resolution, also, was passed by a
viva voce vote.
Monday committee of three,
consisting of Mr.. Abbott of Col
fax and Messrs. Montoya and
Hudspeth, was appointed to
memorialize congress against
federal control of the free range.
A message from the governor
on Tuesday announced that he
had signed house joint resolution
number five, carrying an appro-
priation of $1,000 in excess of
the amount passed over his veto
for the payment of extra en-
ployes. Council bill number
eleven, substitute, provides for
the taxing of sleeping cars on a
valuation of $4,000 for standard
cars and Sl,500 for tourist cars
at rate of S1.50 for every hun
dred. The governor appointed
Solomon Luna, E. V. Chavez,
and +. w. CLANCY a committee to
secure an appropriate bust of the
late Col. ]. Francisco Chavez to
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
WORK OF DELEGATE ANDREWS
Secure Passage in House of Resolu-
ton Validating Acts Thirty
sixth Assembly.

A special dispatch from WASH
ington under date of February
13 to the Santa Fe New Mexican
says; Great and good news for
all who are interested in the
a5vrrce of Territorial Institu-
u,n, md the general progress of
the territory. House resolution
No. 12,S57 which was introduced
bv Delegate w. II. Andrews
during the first session of the
Fifty Ninth Congress and
providing for the valuation of
the acts of the Thirty-Sixth
Legislative Assembly of New
Mexico, providing for the is
suance of bonds for the erection
of new buildings at the Insane
Asylum at Las Vegas, of the
New Mexico Military Institute
at Roswell, at the College Of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
at MeSilla Park and for armories
at Las Vegas and Albuquerque,
was reported favorably Friday
last by the Committee on Terri
tories and passed the House
today. 1t will go to the Senate
at once where the delegate who
has many powerful friends in
that body will be on the alert
ana will push it to passage at an
early date.
House Resolution 12,S5S, in
troduced by Delegate w. H..
Andrews during the first session
of the Fifty Ninth Congress
allowing the County of Toas to
refund its county debt which was
reported favorably last FRIDAY
by the Committee on Territories,
passed the House of Representa-
tives this morning and will go to
the Senate promptly where
Delegate Andrews will look af-
ter it and where it is reasonably
sure of passage. The enactment
of this bill will prove of great
benefit to the taxpayers OF Taos
county and will enable II to re-
fund it's county debt at a low
rate of interest.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
THE RIO GRANDE WILL BOOM.
Warm Weather Has Already In
creased the Flow of the River.

The long continued, mild,
warm, springlike weather has
caused a very apparent increase
of flow in the Rio Grande and it
is swirling through under the
piers of the BarelaS bridge, says
the Albuquerque Journal, at a
much livelier rate than it was a
few weeks ago. The volume of
water has doubled in the last
two weeks. From all reports
the river will be a big one this
spring, although there is Moth
ing to indicate that there will be
damaging floods as far as can be
seen at present. The Rio
Grande, however, is hard to
bank on" and the winter is not
over yet. Reports from the Rio
Grande watershed up in Colorado
say that the flow for this time of
the year is unusually strong.
There is plenty of snow up
among the peaks and an unusu-
ally large quantity of stored
moisture.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
LATE J. FRANCISCO CHAVEZ
Domingo Wales Arraigned for Kill
ing Him in November of 1904.

Domingo Wales was arraigned
Wednesday morning in the dis
trict court of Torrance county at
Estancia before Judge Edward
A. Mann and pleaded mot
guilty" to the indictment charg-
ing him with the murder of the
late Colonel ]. Francisco Chavez.
According to the latest reports,
the case has not yet been set for
trial. Wales is the father of
the Eliseo Wales who was re-
Gently sent to the peuitentiary
for life from Socorro county for
being one of the participants in
the murder of the two Colorado
prospectors in the Manzano
M ountains last fall.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
How's Thisp

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. f. ]. CHENEY
& Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known f. ]. Cheney for the last
Is pears, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business
transaction and financially able
to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. WALDING, KINNAN
& MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
TO LEASE PUBLIC LANDS
Resolution Now Pending before Sen
ate Committee on Agriculture.

Socorro county stockmen will
be interested in a press dispatch
sent out from Washington
yesterday as follows: The
Senate Committee on Agricul-
ture is preparing to consider the
resolution providing for the
leasing OF public lands for graz
ing purposes. A large delegation
of western cattlemen is already
here to support the measure.
An effort will be made to have
a provision covering the point
incorporated in the agricultural
appropriation bill as an amend
ment, the text of which has al
ready been proposed by Senator
Burkett.
This amendment authorizes
the President to from time to
time establish grazing districts
from unreServed and unapprop-
rated public lands by proclama-
tion. The question will be
made the subject of hearing
by committee next Monday.
The measure will be. opposed
upon the ground that if it be-
comes law it will give the big
cattlemen a monopoly of the
range to the exclusion of the
small holders.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
TO IMPROVE THE RIO GRANDE
Bill introduced in the General As
sembly to Give socorro County
$4,000.

The following appeared in
Thursdays issue of the Albuquer-
que Morning Journal from its
Santa Fe bureau: Representa-
tive Francisco Lucero y Montoya
of Bernalillo county this afternoon
introduced in the house bill No.
"a for. the Improvement of the
Rio Grande. This bill seeks
to appropriate from th Rio
Grande permanent impruv, ment
fund money for the improvement
of the Rio Grande i'll the sa,nc
manner sought by the Sulzcr bill.
Representative Luccio, however,
has incorporated in his bill
appropriations for other counties
along the Rio Grandc which are
entitled to participate in this
fund. The bill appropriLtes
$4,000 for Bernalillo coantv,
$1,000 for Valencia county, $1,000
for Sandoval county, $4,000 for
Sierra county, and $1,000 for
Rio Arriba county, total of
$4,000. There are now more
than S17,0 in the two funds
available for the purposes named
in this bill. The bill provides
that the work to be done shall
be ordered by the boards of county
commissioners of the several
counties and approved by the
territorial irrigation engineers.
Aside from the appropriations
for the other counties the bill
is the same as the Sulzer bill.
Representative Lucero has been
at work on this bill for several
days and has received the
assurance of number of mem
berS of the house that they will
support it,"
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
RT. REV. J. NJ. KENDRICK
Visits Socorro and Conducts Inter
esting Religious Ceremonies.

Rt. Rev. J. M. Kendrick, biSh-
op of Ire diocese comprising
New AZ xico and Arizona.
conducted we'll attended and in
tcreSting services in Epiphany
church Sunday. The morning
services were preceded by the
administration of the rite of
baptism to Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Mitchell and daughter, Miss Lor-
eua O'Gara. DR.. and Mrs. G. G..
Duncan aud Mr.. and Mrs. John
f. Griffith being in attendance as
witnesses. Bishop Hendricks
sermon on this occasion was
very able one and was listened to
with close attention. 1t dealt
mainly with need of religion in
the family, in business. in poll
tics, and in anuSementS. Inter
eSting and impressive conhrma-
tion services were conducted in
the evening, the candidates be-
ing the same aS those for bap-
tism in the morning. and Miss
Gladys Coon and a. NJ. Skinner.
Bishop Hendricks services are
always greatly enjoyed by Socor-
ro's church going people of all
denominations.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16

+. M. Kealer, who had the
misfortune to injure one of his
fingers some time ago so severely
that amputation was necessary.
will now have to submit to a sec
ond operation of the same kind.
The wound refuses to heal nd
the whole hand has become more
or less affected. Mr.. Kealer has
suffered severely from his afiiic-
tion and is entitled to the sympa-
thy that his friends have bestow-
ed.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
MINER CRUSHED TO DEATH
Francisco Luna of Lemitar Met Death
Yesterday in Government Mine
at Carthage.

Word came over the telephone
line from Carthage at about
FIVE o'clock yesterday afternoon
that a coal miner named Francis
co Luna had just been crushed to
death by a falling rock in the
Government mine No further
particulars of the accident have
been given. The deceased lived
at Lemitar, was a man of
about forty years OF age, and
leaves a wife and two children to
mourn his sudden loss. The
mine in which the accident oc-
Cured is owned and operated by
the Carthage Fuel company.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16

w. A. f. Hult, a former stu
delt who made an excellent rec
ord at the School Of Mines, and
who has been connected with
the United States geological sur
vey for some time. asks that his
Chieltain address be changed
from Deming. New Mexico, TO
Be"sou. ntt1Ona.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16

The sad announcement has
been received in Socorro of the
death OF Claire Dorsey, Youngest
son Of Thos. Dorsey, in FL Paso
Monday after an illness of but
few days duration. The young
man was seventeen years of age.
His death was the fourth to oc-
cur in the family in the last two
years.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
DAY TRAIN FOR SOCORRO?
Possible That This Long Looked for
Blessing Is at Hand

The albuquerque Journal is
responsible for the following,
which appeared in one of its
recent issues: Again the
rumor of a daylight train south
has bobbed up. 1t is now said
that the Santa Fe company, in
answer TO pressure which has
been applied through the news
papers and otherwise for many
years, has decided To PUT on a
daylight train between Albuquer-
que aud FL PaSu each way. when
the new lielen cut-otf schedule
goes into effect III the spring
The rumor seems 10 be more or
less authoritative. Merchants and
business men of both towns, and
most especially of all inter-
mediate points, hope So"
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16
MASONIC Off GERS ELECTED
BY socorro Lodge No. o for the En-
suing Year.

At a regular convocation of
Socorro Lodge No. Q Tuesday
evening officers were elected for
the ensuing year as follows:
Geo. E. Cook, w. NJ; Rue n.
Hines, S. W.; Henry G.. May, j..
W.; w. M. Borrowdale, Treas. /;
DIR. Chas. G.. Duncan. Sec'y; and
]. p. Chase, T. Officers were
appointed as follows: Jas G..
Fitch, S. D.; f. A. Drake, J. D.;
H. A. Brachvogel, S. s.; +. l..
Smart, ]. S.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16

| especially request the pres
ence OF every member of the
Presbyterian church, the trustees
aud supporters of the same, at
the service tomorrow
morning, as matters OF import
ance are to be presented to the
congregation in regard to the
work for another year immediate
ly after the service.
II. Nj. PERKINS,
Pastor.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Hoffman,
who were married only a few
days ago in Gallatin, Tennessee.
arrived in Socorro Monday morn
ing and are now at home in the
Mrs. Cunningham cottage in the
western part of the city. Mr..
Hoffman expects to go into
business in the city in short
time and will, therefore, become
a permanent resident.