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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-25
PrOcIama del Dia
de COnmemOraciOn
Expedida por eI Cobernador In
teriuo J. W. Reynolds DE
be Ser Observable Gene.
ralmente.

I'll Gobernador Interino Ray
nolds expidio ell martes pasado
la siguiente proclama Official del
dia de conmemoraci6n;
Despacho del Executive, Santa
Fe.
Sc aproxima el tempo para
una observancia solemne de
aquel dia que la costumbre ha
tan propiamente dedicado a con
memorar los hechos y honrar la
memoria de aquellos heroes que
sacriticaron sus vidas por mar y
| terra q i'm de que nuestra patria
fuese conservada. Tambien los
superviyientes de nnestras que.
Irras nacionales, y asi mismo
|aquellos cuyas vidas estan ahora
dedicadas al servicio de su pa.
tria, merecen esta medida de
alabama y todo el apoyo moral y
material Que IN publico agrade'
cido pueda darles.
Ahora, por 10 tanto, yoJ1 w
Reynolds, Gobernador Intorint
de Nnevo Mexico, recomiendt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-25
coNvIcTo FucApo sERA
TRAiDo PARA AGA

Ell Captain Arthur Trelford,
superintendent de Ia penitencia
ria territorial, recibio el sabado
pasado un despacho del alguacil
Drumm, de Clay Center, Kansas,
notiticandole que la causa en- con-
ira de James Grimes, el preso
profugo, que fue arrestado ALA
hace dias por haber volado una
GAIA de seguridad, ha sido aban.
donada, y que el prlsionero seria
entregado a las autoridades de
Nuevo Mexico, El alguacil
Drumm suplica al Captain Trei-
ford, que mande Embellishments
un Official per Grimes.
Tan pronto como los papeles
de requisici0n y una copia certi-
fcada del auto de arresto expe-
dido por 81 secretario della corte
de distrito del condado de Soco-
|rro, donde Grimes fu6 convicto
~ sentenciado 4 Ia prisi6n de
|Nuevo Mexico, sean obtenidos,
nm oEaial sera despachado a Clay
Center 4 traer al prisionero. Es-
| to SO hara probablemente en- 10
Il
semana que cursa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-25

Que ell jueves dia 30 de Mayo de
1907, sea observable como Dia de
Conmemoraci6n;que en- ese dia
la rutina y Ell cuidado de los ne
gocios sean dejados a un lado, y
ouelos ciudadanos de este Terri.
torio consagren el dia a la obser-
vancia de tales ceremonies cuales
puedan ser senaladas por socis-
dades y organizaciones patriot,
cas-, y al fomento y promotion &c
sentimientos de lealtad q Ia ma
ci6n y a su bandera a fin de que
los actos de aqueIlos que han de.
iado de vivir sean propiamente
conmemorados, mientras que al
mismo tempo el espiritu de los
vivos sea animado en- todo es'
fuerzo que pueda ser hecho para
mantener el buen ombre y fams
de nuestra patrla,
Dada en- el despacho del ejecu
two este dia 81 de Mayo A. D
|1907.
En- fe de 10 cual pongo mi firm'
y 81 gran sello del Territorio d
Nuevo Mexico.
J. w. RAYNOLDS,
Por el Gobernador. INFERNO;
l(Sello) =. w. RAYNOLDS.
Secretario dc Nuevo Mexico
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-25
RlNA DE uN PREso LOCO
CON uN DiPUTADo

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Mayo 1s
Ell diputado alguacil Alcario
Montoya, mientras viajaba para
el Asilo Territorial de Locos de
Las Vegas, aver, llevando bajo su
cargo a Pedro Cruz, un demente
del condado de Mckinley, tuvo
una lucha desesperada con el
prisionero en- el tren Aunque
encadenado de pies y manos el
hombre dio mucho que hacer q
su guardia, pero por fortuna el
diputado logro sujetarlo y entire
go al prisionero q las autoridades
del asilo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-25

200 lihras. Sc halla en- la prima-
cia de su vida y es padre de ocho
hijos. Hs seguidola ocupaci6n
de labrador, pero en- la actualidad
tiene comercio en- su plaza de
Gbimayo y es estafetero allis Els
bien conocido en- todas parties del
condado de Santa re, y univer-
salmente respetado por su carac.
ter elevado y probidad, y en- par.
ticular porque cumple su palabra
y sus promesas al pie de la letra
cuando las da. Els hombre pro-
gresista, en- favor del mejor sis.
tema possible deescuelas pdblicas
y de educacion liberal, especial
mente para la genie de su propia
raza. Jamas ha votado otro que
el boleto Republican, derecho, J
es un Republican, leal y verda-
dero en- ell mejor sentido de estas
palabras. Con su nombramiento
la parte septentrional del conda.
do de Santa F'e, que hasta ahora
no tenia ningdn representante
entire los oficiales de condado, ha
sido debidamente reconocida
este no podra menos de merecel
la aprobacion del pueblo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-25


III Hon. Victor Ortega, nombra-
do juez de pruebas del condado
de Santa Fe por el cuerpo de co.
misionados de conlado, en- su
session especial del ldues pasado
lego a Ia ciudad el miercoles
subsecuente. Prepare su fanza
como juez lie pruebas, montante
a IS, 900, la cual fue debidamente
aprobada por el Juez John r.
McFie, A las 2 de la tarde pres
to el juramento de ohcio, y ahora
es jucz de pruebas de facto y de
jure del condado. de Santa F6.
Ell Juez Ortega ha ocupado en-
pleos diyersos de honor y res
ponsabilidad en- el condado de
Santa Fe, habiendo servido un
termino muy satisfactoriamente
como miembro del Cuerpo de Co,
misionados de Condado por Ell
tercer distrito, y dos terminus
como iniembro de la Camara de
Representatives de la Asarblea
Legislative. Els un hombre de
sustancia en- todos respectos, te-
niendo seis pies y dos pulgadas
de estatura y pesando cerca de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-25

torio hay innmerables casos en-
que ninos Mexicanos aprenden
con igual facilidad que los nifios
Americanos, yaveces, hasta mas
facilmente.
En- ell Colegio de Agriculture
en- el Condado de Dofa Ana, tres
i6vens Mexicanos Sc han gradua,
do con titulos profesionales en-
las ciencias. FL primero ocupa
ahora el honrroso puesto de Pro
fesor de Horticulturay y Horticul.
turista de la Estaci6n Expert
mental de Nuevo Mexico. Este
distinguido joven professor Mexi-
cano Sc llama Fa ban Garcia, 81
es honrrado, respetado, y amado
de todos los que le conocen, sin
distinction de racionalidad. 81
El segundc j6ven, Rafael Rami-
rez, era un muchacho pobre, de
padres pobres, y el tuyo que ira
bajar mucho para consegnir su
educaciGn. Ahora este j6ven
tiene un puesto de importancia
en- una escuela de Agriculture
en Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. FL
tercero de estos Mexicanos gra-
duados del Colegio de Agricul-
turaes vuestrohumilde servidor,
Padres y madres de familia,
solo refero estos casos por ser
los que me vienen a la memoria
primeramente. Casos de igual
naturaleza abundan en- otras ms,
tituciones de educacion en- este
territorio. Lo que necesitamos,
nosotros Mexicanos, es aplica-
ci6n al estudio, Amino y determi
nacion de aprender. Estas son
las tres cualidades necesarias
para la educacion en- los cuales
estamos mas deficiencies.
Concluire rogandouna vez mas
que envieis a vuestros hijos (
hijas a 10 escuela, 81 quereis ha
Ger de ellos buenos hombres J
muieres, asi como buenos y mas
leales ciudadanos de esta grar
nacion Americana, Quiero de
cir a vds. que los Estados Uni
dos es Ia naci6n mas grande
mas poderosa del mundo, esta el
, la nacion donde los derechos in
dividuales son msjor reconocido'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-25
PHELPS DODGE co.
ADQUIERE DOMINIC
De Ia Via Entire Santa Rosa y
Tucumcari Dc Cincuents y
Nueve MiIlas de Largo

Especial al Nnevo Mexicano.
Tucumcari, N. M. 20 de Mayo
Ell superintendente general II.
j. Simmons yel conseiero gene
raj w. A. Hawkins, del ferroca'
rril de El Paso y Sudoeste, estu.
vieron aqui el sabado y aver, I'm.
trato ha sido hecho entire la Com
pania del Ferrocarril de Ri Paso
y Sudoeste y la Compailia de
Ferrocarril Chicago, Rock Island
y Nuevo Mexico mediante el cual
ell ferrrocarril anterior So hace
cargo de las cincuenta y nueve
millas de via entire Santa Rosa y
esta ciudad, que hasta ahora han
sido propiedad del ferrocarril
Chicago, Rock Island y Nuevo
Mexico y las ha operado ese ca
mlno. Ia aropledad falz y ealn-
clos de ferrocarrll aaul So lnclu-
yen en- q trato.
PARA A,JMENTo DEL pRopucTo.
\
s;o,to !
Ia largo plazo Los manejadores
Idal farroca do nj paso v Sutlo-
este colocaran aqul talieras ex-
tensos y el traIalo soore los mis-
mos comenzara lnmedlatamente.
Este trato ga a Ia companla De NJ
Paso y Sudoeste una via conse-
cutiva entire I'll Pasc y los depo.
sltos de carbon de Dawson, en- el
condado de Colfax. III producto
de estos deposltos sera aumenta'
lido de 80, 900 tor eladas por mes q
1900. 600. y una fuerza suf1ciente
de mineros sera puesta a traDa'
liar con ese objeto. La maquina'
ria que Sc necesita esta oroeha'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-25
Cambios en- Ia
Escuela de Minas
Profssorss Han Hscho
Dimislcn-. studiantss visi-
tan una Planta ds Reflns.
cion---Un Graduate
Este AM,



Especial al Nueyo Mexicano.
Socorro, Mayo 18. Habra va.
rios cambios en- la facultad de la
Escuela de Minas de este lugar
para cuando commence Ell termino
acad6mico yenidero.
El professor 0. r. Smith ha re.
nunciado su poslci6n de profe.
sor de ingenierid civil para dedi-
carse al comercio. El professor
A. j. Sarie ha dejado la !silla de
mineralogia y geologic vacanie.
El professor r. w. Twining, antes
de Santa Fs, no seguira siendo
principal de la Academia. y toda
via M la sido llenada 10 nueya
silla de matematica. Arthur X.
Adams, sujeto de nucha instruc.
cion que lla adquirido bastante
experlencla en- ell trabajO geOl0-
gico de los Estados Unidos, ocu-
para la silla de mineralogia y
geologic ell aflo venidero. Los
demas puestos no han sido LENA
dos todavia.
III professor r. Y. Smith, del
departamento de mineria y me-
talurgia, saIdra de aqui con una
partida de ocho estudiantes ell
dia 25 de Mayo a hacer un viaje
de Inspector a minas y plantas
refinadoras en- ri Paso Cauanea,
Bisbee y otros puntos Esto
probablemente durara dos sema-
mas, a cuyo t6rmino los miembros
de la partida hallaran ocupaci6n
durante Ell verano en- algunas de
las plantas o minas visitadas.
La escuela tiene un graduado
este ano. Rue N. Hines, que
obtuvo ell grado de B. S. en- sl
curse minero.
| FL baile del examen ocurrira
en- la Escuela de Minas en- la no.
che del viernes, "a de Mayo.
i Ha habido menos defecciones
este aflo entire los estudiantes
que en- amos anter.ores.
Ell termino que ahora acaba ha
sido Ell de mayor exito en- la his
} toria de la institution y el pro-
fesor Robert P. Noble ha servido
con gran fdelidad y efciencia
digna de encomio. El cuerpo de
: regentes ha prestado particular
atencion a los deberes impuestos
: sobre sus miembros por Ia ley y
ha ayudado al professor Noble en-
todas maneras para que tuviese
efecto su administrator.
Los prospectos para 81 aho We.
nidero son de 10 mejor y con la
construction de un dormitorio
que era muy necesario en- Ia es-
cuela ell n1mero de estudiantes
tendra bastantA aumento. Ape
, mas hay un graduado de amos re-
cientes que no este ocupando una
posici6n bien pagada en- alg1n
molino de rsfinaci6n 8 compaflia
minera en- Arizona y en- los esta-
dos mineros de la Repdblica Me.
xicana. La graduation y diplo-
ma de la Escuela de Minas de
Nuevo Mexico son aceptadas en-
todas parties como prueba de que
aquei que las tiene es competente
para desempefiar cualquier posi-
cion en- Ell rengl6n de ingenieria
y mineria q que haga aplicaci6n.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-19
SAYS KISS IS LAWFUL
Dixie Case Hinges on Will
Power Man Can Have
While Under Spell.

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 1S.-A long legal
wrangle over the question as to wheth-
er a kiss constitutes coercion of such
kind as to render invalid will writ
ten while under the influence of said
kiss occupied most of the session of
the Mason will case today.
Attorneys McAlpine and Robinson
who are trying to break the will, ar
gued that it does. They said that a
mans sovereign will must be left free
and unhampered by any influence Of
affection that would sway his mind
from the purpose originally formed.
The attorneys who are upholding the
will argued that the chivalry of the
state of Alabama would never permit
such a contention. In Alabama laws
such as these would strike a the very
foundations of conjugal affection, would
render Illegal all higher affections and
was generally impossible in a state
where courtesy prevails.
Judge Price Williams. unwilling to
decide the question ofrhand, adjourned
court to eat lunch and take the ques-
ton under advisement. After an hour
and half of judicial cogitation he de-
cided that a kiss does not constitute
coercion. and all that portion of the
objections based upon this contention
was stricken out.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-19
WOULD DIVORCE EDITOR
Wife of Publisher of "Club
Fellow" Charges
Cruelty.

Chicago Dee. 19.-P. L. Harden, edi-
tor and publisher of the Club Fellow
magazine Of Chicago and New York.
was sued for divorce yesterday by
Maud Alene Harden. Mr.. Harden is at
present in New York seeking through
the courts to get possession of forty
eight shares Of stock in the Club Eel
low which is claimed by his wife. The
stock is valued at 500 a share.
In the bin filed by Mrs. Harden the
main charge is cruelty. The Hardens
have been separated for year. While
she was living with her husband in
the Auditorium Annex. about a year
ago. Mrs. Harden affirms. Mr. Harden
threatened her with a knife and said
to her:
u viii mar your beauty for you
now"
The Lake County times., 1907-12-19
GOES TO GREECE AFOOT
Delias Helyas Starts From
Milwaukee for N. Y, but
Lands in Frisco.

New York Dec. 1S-Delias Heiyas.
a native of Patras, came to the United
States several years ago. leaving his
wife and two little ones in the ancient
Greek town of his birth Late in Octo-
Der he got his savings together and
decided to spend with his family the
Christmas holidays. which come a
fortnight later than our own. He was
living in Milwaukee. and bought a
ticket from the North German Lloyd
agent emitting him to sail from this
port two months ago aboard the steam
ship Friedrich der Crosse.
Instead Of changing cars at Chicago
for this city, he got a wrong ticket
and boarded a train which landed him
in San Francisco. He learned that he
was about 5000 miles out Of his reck-
oning and that he would have to pay
TO get back to New York He found
his money dwindling as he travelled
eastward When he was within about
500 miles OF this city he decided to
walk the rest Of the way and econo-
mize.
He got here today with his ticket
to Patras and presented 1t to the North
German Lloyd line Gustave H
Schwab decided to honor the ticket and
help the Greek to his home on a steam
ship of another line that will get him
to Patras in time 10 celebrate Christ
mas with his family.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-19
BE ONE OF THE FAMILY"
T. B. Rubinow Says This
Attitude Towards Serv-
ants is Out of Date.

New York, Dec. 1S.-A psychological
sociological, economic, and statistical
lecture on the servant girl problem
marked the opening today of a new
department in domestic science at
Teachers college. T. B. Rubinow of
the department of commerce and labor
was the lecturer.
The insufficient supply of domestic
labor was not to be attributed Mr.
Rubinow said. TO any decrease in the
general labor supply. but simply to the
fact that larger proportion of women
are entering other lines OF industry.
He quoted from official statistics to
show that in 1870 one-half of the wo-
men earning their own living were
employed as house servants
In 1850 the proportion had decreased
to one-third, and in 1900 to one-fourth
"SOcfaI Stigma" Overworked.
He quoted more figures to show that
the prevalent idea that American wo-
men shun this form of toll because of
the social stigma attached to it is al
together wrong. There are more Amer
lean women. proportionately to women
of foreign birth, he said, who are en-
ployed as domestic servants now than
thirty years ago. He expressed the
opinion that the popluar mind had
greatly exaggerated the social stig-
ma" as a contributing cause to the
dearth of hired girls"
Long hours, restrictions upon per-
sonal liberty. and vagueness of con-
tract, he considered, furnished far
more vital reasons for the aversion
with which the average young working
woman regarded the care of another
woman's house.
Mr. Rubinow was emphatic in his
announcement of the make the servant
one of the family school of thought.
characterizing it as out of date and
survival of the old patriarchal sys-
TEN.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-19
BUSES OF AUTOGRAPH SHARKS.
ingenious Methods Used TO Elicit Let.
ters from Noted Men.

No one is better posted IN ruses
TO which collectors resort in order TO
secure autographs from living celeb
rites than a certain London dealer.
There is not enough profit in their
sale to encourage any number Of peo-
pie IN this country to secure auto
graphs for the purpose OF disposing Of
them to the dealer, but writing to
celebrities and selling their replies to
the dealer In question is a means Of
livelihood to no small number.
No one perhaps has outwitted In
cleverness the methods of Gen. Cist,
whose collection, sold after his death,
brought one Of the highest prices Of
any Gale in the world. Cist was a
skillful penman and born letter
writer. He wrote in such a way that
he rarely failed to elicit lengthy and
interesting replies. He would write TO
stateman saying that a party had
applied to him for employment and
given the statesman as reference.
WAS So-and-So ever in your employ
as private secretary" he would write.
Cist was a recluse, a hermit. He was
estranged from his family. His last
days were passed in America In
room Uttered with books and papers
of rarest value, secured through the
most ingenious ruses.
The cleverest modern autograph COL
lector whose methods became known
to dealers was the late BENJAMIN AUS
tin, a resident of the United states
He organized a literary society IN MS
imagination, to which he elected as
honorary members all the dlsun-
guished men and women OF Europe
and America. When notified OF their
election they naturally replied, thank
ing him for the honor conferred. IN
this way he secured much excellent
material. Doubtless he made the coi-
lection with a view to its subsequent
monetary value. After his death his
widow sold IT, but values had de-
creased and it did not bring anything
near the price that might reasonably
have been expected
The Lake County times., 1907-12-19
FEAR UNDER FIRE IS
LAID TO GEN. STOESSEL
Courtmartial Hears of Rus
SLAMS Scattering"
When Bullets Fly.
HID ORDER TO QUIT POST
defender" of Fort Arthur Removed
from Files Dispatches Re-
leving Him.

St. Petersburg, Dec. 19-Lieutenant
General StoesseI was accused yesterday
OF having shown the white feather
under fire on two different occasions.
The assusation was made by Colonel
Gurko. who was on the stand as a
witness before the court martial which
is trying the general for his alleged
failure In the proper defense OF Port
Arthur
At the moment the court was investi-
eating the circumstances Of General
Kuropatkins order, dated June IS, 1904,
in which General Stoessei was told to
turn over the command or the fortress
to General Smirnon and join the Man
churian army.
General stoessel disregarded this
order. and it was rpeated three times,
He suppressed the copy OF the order
addressed to General Smirnon and
finally was allowed to remain az Port
Arthur
stoesseI "scattered" Under Fire.
General Kuropatkin testified that
early in May doubts had arisen as 70
the fitness Of General Stoessel TO com
mand the fortress. OWNS to his nerv-
BUSINESS. This idea was strengthened
by a communication sent by General
Smirnoff to his aid Colonel Gurko. that
StoesseI was a coward and apt TO lose
his head during an assault and that
it might be necessary to place him
under arrest to prevent the fall of the
fortress.
General Kuropatkin, after obtaining
confrmatory details of of this state
ment from Colonel Gurko. sent the
order superseding General Stoessel.
Answering General StoesseTs query
as to what grounds he had for making
such a statement TO General Kuro-
patkin, Colonel Gurko related two in
stances in which General Stoessel had
ordered his staff to scatter under fire,
himself heading the dash for shelter
Orders Taken from File.
Colonel Golovan. who was in charge
of the coding of messages to Port
Arthur establishing the receipt by Gen
eral Stoessel of General Kuropatkin' S
orders. He said he gave the order for
General Smirnoff to assume command
of the fortress to General Reiss. who
after comforting with General Stoessel
directed him to remove the copy from
the files and suppress the record there
of Only five men in the fortress knew
of this order
The testimony brought to light the
surprising fact that General Kuropat-
kin before the war had recommended
the abandonment of Port Arthur and
the restoration of the Kwang Tung
peninsula to the Chinese, who were tc
pay $125,O0 900 for it. He considered
that the opening of Port Dalny de-
stroyed the strategic Importance OF
Port Arthur.
StoesseI Gets some Comfort.
General Kuropatkin said he hat
finally decided not to interfere will
General Stoessel. on account of his un-
expected success in holding the fort.
ress, which theoretically required 129,
600 men to be defended successfully.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-19
Announcement
To Every Business Man

AS it is known to you that | was held
mn on the night OF May 1S wish you
n understand that 1t was my directly
own property lost and not to the firm.
and bv the way, take pleasure to an
no,,nce that I am not any more con-
nacted with the old firm because I am
tired OF helping them make all the
profits.
Now / am in business for myself and
will divide the profits with my custo-
mers. This will give you an oppor-
,pnitv to share with me. AS every
man in this vicinity knows, in the past
t~Vo years I have treated them right and
surely will try my best to do 80 In the
future with cut prices. l hope ard
trust that my customers shall not lis
ten to foolish stories OF the old Arm
made for revenge because I am not
with them any more.
The orders you gave to me for 1908
will be filled by the old firm in good
condition. but from next January / beg
you not to make any mistake and walt
for my arrival with a complete line OF
new samples which mean to you bene-
ct and profit.
Very truly yours.
The Lake County times., 1907-12-19
Cedar shavInas for Docs.

II your dogs are troubled with f1eas
q very simple way TO get rid of the
pest is to provide beds of fresh cedar
shavings or, better. cedar excelsior in
the kennels or wherever the dogs
sleep. The scent is not at all pnpleas-
ant to the dogs. but is abhoFrent to
the fleas. When a dogs coat gets thor
Dughly scented not only do the feas
leave him while asleep but they will
not jump upon him when he is out IN
the sand during the day.-Country
Life in America.