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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
MAKES PLEA FOR
HOMESTEAD SETTLER
Governor Brooks Of Wyoming Prefers
Enforcement of Laws to Depart
mental Regulations.

Helena, Mont, JAM 15.-At the con
vention of the National Wool Grow
ers' Association today Governor
Brooks of Wyoming delivered plea
for the homestead settler. He said
he was vigorously opposed to the
Bracket bill and expressed decid'
ed preference for a rule by laws rath'
er than by departmental rules and
regulations. He urged the delegates
to write their representative in Con
gress to oppose the measure and said
that in the interests Of the West and
the homesteaders, the political parties
should be forced to take a stand on
the question.
Among the members on the commit
tee on resolutions are the following:
Arizona, H. E. Campbell or Flagstaff
Colorado, A. J. Ortiz; New Mexico
A. D. Garrett, of Roswell; wyoming
Pat Sullivan. Of Casper,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
WOMAN ATTEMPTS
TO KILL LAWYER
Chief Counsel for Banker Walsh the
Target-Wanted to Get Even for
Fancied Wrongs.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-The case of Mrs.
Thomas Metcalf, who last evening
shot at banker John r. Walsh's chief
attorney, Samuel r. Hamill in the
federal building, here parallels In
some respects the case of Mrs. Annie
NJ. Bradley of Salt Lake, Utah, who
recently was acquitted In Washington
of the killing Of former U. s. Senator
Arthur Brown.
Mrs Metcalf has at different times
consulted lawyers here with view
to bringing legal action against Ham.
III for alleged wrongs she has receiv-
ed at his hands. AS In the case OF
Senator Brown, Mrs. Metcall is said
to have followed Hamill across the
continent. Attorney L. c. Ritcher, of
Walsh's counsel, In statement today
said the trouble grew out Of claims
which Mrs. Metcalf believed she had
against an estate in st. Louis and
which she wished adjusted by Ham
i'll.
Fear is expressed by federal Off,
cials that in the event of the convic.
ton of Walsh, the attempted shooting
occurring as it did close to the court
room, where the trial was in progress
might be considered sufficient grounds
for reversal by the higher court by
reason of its having disconnected the
jurors in the case.
Mrs. Metcalf, through her attorney,
waived examination when arraignod
before U. S. Commissioner Foote and
was held to the grand jury in bonds
of $1,000. She stated after her ar
raignment that her correct name was
Mrs Beatrice Thomas and asked that
further proceedings against her be
conducted in that name.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
KANSAS CITY NEGRO
KILLS FORMER EMPLOYER.

Kansas City, Jan. 15.-Claude
Brooks, negro, was arrested last
night at Carrollton, Missouri, charg-
ed with the murder of Sidney Hern-
don, who was found dead In his apart.
ments here Monday morning The
negro was formerly employed by
Herndon and knew he kept large
sum of money on hand. Herndon was
connected with a prominent family
OF Tyler, Texas. He was cripple.
Brooks made complete confession
upon his return here today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
TELL OF THAW'S
PECULIARITIES
Many Witnesses Describe Actions Of
Stanford Whites Slayer Previous
to Killing.

New York, Jan. 15.-Many witness.
es, entirely new to the case, testified
lat the trial Of Harry X. Thaw today
and told stories Of his eccentricities
during the year Immediately preceding
the killing of Stanford White. All de-
clared he impressed them as being
irrational.
The most interesting testimony was
that of G. Baggan, steward of the
New York Whist Club, who told of
Thaws doings the day Of the tragedy
and who. under cross examination by
District Attorney Jerome. gave anus
ing details Of the whist game in which
Thaw and several men of prominence
participated.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
STOCKMEN PLEASED
OVER SNOWSTORM
IlHill Provide Moisture For Cattle and
Shscp Range3.--More Snow Is
Predicted Tonight.

The snow storm which prevailed last
might and this morning was general
Throughout northern and central New
Mexico. Two inches of snow or more
We're on the ground in this city and
vicinity. More snow is predicted to-
night, according to the official weather
forecast.
Snow began falling yesterday even.
ing here and continued at intervals all
night and for several hours this morn.
ing. Considerable of the beautiful fell
in the mountains to the north and west
Of Santa Fe. This storm was general
Monday morning on the north Pacific
coast and moved inland quite rapidly
during the following twenty-four hours
Santa Fe was affected only by the
southern extremity, judging by local
conditions.
Stockmen in the districts where the
snow has fallen are feeling jubilant as
1t will provide moisture for the cattle
and sheep ranges which were becom.
ing dry. A few more heavy SHOWS in
the mountains will insure an amply
water supply for next season.
In Santa Fe the temperature at
o'clock this morning was rs degrees
which was also the lowest registered
during the night. The maximum tenn
|perature yesterday was 43 degrees at
$40 p. m., and the minimum tempera.
Iture 10 degrees at 1 a. M, the mean
temperature being 81 degrees and the
average relative humidity So per cent.
The following telegraphic reports
were received today from various
points:
Denver-Hard snow storm here
Deep enough for sleighing. Ration
A heavy snow storm visited here dur.
ing the morning but 1t is clearing
now. Las Vegas-Snow furries and
cloudy. Albuquerque-Cloudy, but
looks more like rain than snow.
The storm has extended as fal
south on the Santa Fe Central rail
way as Kennedy. where light fall
of snow occurred this morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
THREE MORE GET
DOCTORS LICENSES
Trio Of Applicants Who Took Exami
nation Are Accepted BY Terri
torial Board Of Health.

Licenses to practice medicine in
New Mexico were granted yesterday
afternoon to three more physicians
by the Territorial Board of Health,
making total of seventeen doctors
accepted at the first quarterly meet
ing this year.
Those who were required to take
the examination and passed were
DR.. John D. Davis, of Clarkville; DR..
Harry w. Sellers, of Carlsbad, and
DR.. David D. Swearingen, of Melrose
Two others who were to have TAX.
en- the examination decided to wait
until the next meeting of the board
which will be held April l3 and IA.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
DEATH LIST
MAY REACH 200
Scenes Attending
BoyertownHorro
Indescribable
VILLAGE BOWED WITH GRIEF
Bodies of Victims Charred
and Mutilated Beyond
Recognition.

Boyertown, Pa, Jan. 15.-Four i'm.
provlsed morgues contained this morn.
Ing the bodies Of 1862 victims of the
opera house fire Undertakers from all
the neighboring cities were pressed
into service to care for the bodies as
they were slowly brought from the the.
ater ruins. To each body and the ar.
ticles found on 1t were attached mum.
bers for Identification. Few bodies
can be recognized by their features
When the morgues were opened to.
day hundreds of people were waiting
In expectation of finding the body of
a loved one. 1t l. possible that the
death list may total 200.
Coroner Strasser said the scene at
the burned opera house was the sad.
dest picture he ever looked upon. 1T
is simply indescribable and | shall
make thorough investigation" he
said.
Picture Machine Did Not Explode.
Henry w. Fischer, the operator of
the calcium light, escaped with severe
burns. "The accident" he said, was
caused by cap on one of the tanks
blowing out This startled the people
| finally got the leak repaired. Just as
| had the people Gained the foolish ac-
tion of some thoroughly frightened per-
sons on the stage, caused the overturn-
ing of the oil lamps, which were used
as foolights and consequent spread
Of the flames, which nothing could
avert"
That the victims of the terrible ca.
tastrophe were not all confined to he
lefty Of Boyertown is shown by tae
number of unclaimed teams at the loo
| al livery stables. Fully forty teams
remained uncalled for in the stables
today. They are said to belong to
people residing in radius of five and
| six miles of Boyertown who drove to
this city Monday to witness the pro
ductiOn Of "The Scottish Reformation. y
There is not the slightest clue to the
owners of a number of teams.
Steps Taken to Prevent Repetition Of
Horror.
New York, Jan. 15.-While it is now
said that the terrible tragedy at Boy.
ertown, Pennsylvania in which nearly
two hundred lives were lost was not
directly due to the explosion of NOV.
/ Ing picture machine as at first report.
ed, the report has called attention to
the danger of those machines, many OF
which are daily and nightly in oper
alton in New York and other cites
Chief Croker Of the New York Fire De
Ipartment says there is great danger
of fire from these machines. Very Of
item the fire department is called out
on account Of a blaze originating thus
The danger is the greatest in the small
shows operated in stores unprovided
with sufficient exits.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
NEW APPOINTMENT FOR
LlEWELLYN ASSURED

Washington, Jan. 15.--It is an
nounced from the Senate that w. II.
H. Llewellyn is to succeed General
Anson Mills despite the story from
the state department generating the
latter and denying that he is to be
replaced. 1t is said that Mills is to
resign after reasonable time. This
is from highly reliable source.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
CORTELYOU BACK
At HIS DESK
Denies Rumor That
He Has Quit
Cabinet
FAR FROM WELL MAN
Reported He is to Become
President of Knicker.
booker Trust Co.

Washington, Jan. 15.-Secretary O,
The Treasury George b. Cortelyou was
at his de0k today. At the White
House 1t was said positively that moth
ing was known as to his reported res
isnation. Secretary Cortelyous appear
ance at the treasury department Is
The first since his recent illness, which
began about four weeks ago. He still
shows evidences of having had So
we're attack OF la grippe, but expressed
the hope that he can, from now on
attend to his duties without further
trouble.
Brands Rumors as False.
Secretary Cortelyou stated that the
story that he had resigned or that
he would resign, was absolutely false
and without foundation. He declared
that he had no serious difficulties
with President Roosevelt or with any
member of the cabinet, and thai
he expected to continue tC
serve as secretary Of the
treasury He denied he had beer
offered the presidency Of the Knick
|erbocker Trust Company of New
York or that he had conferred with j
Pierpont Morgan regarding it. HI
concluded by saying that he did moi
see Morgan on his recent trip to New
York.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
WALSH CASE ABOUT
READY FOR THE JURY.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-Attorney John s.
Miller concluded mis- argument In de.
Tense of John r. Walsh today in the
trial Of the former banker on a charge
Of misapplying the banks funds. He
took up the discussion of Walsh's in
vestments, declaring the investments
We're a question of judgments entire
ly and that Walsh's judgment was
not altogether bad. Edward G. Rit
cher, associate counsel for Walsh, will
deliver the final defending address to
the jury.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 15.--A special
dispatch received here says two hun
dred men employed In the Chicago
and Northwestern railway car shops
at Hudson, Wisconsin, have. been
placed on half time. During the
last few weeks they have been work
ing 40 hours a week.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
TERRITORIAL
sUPREM. COURT


The Supreme Court OF New Mexico
continued in session today reconven-
ing this afternoon at o'clock. There
were present:
Chief Justice William J. Mills, As
sociate Justice John r. McEie, As
sociate Justice Frank W. Parker, AS
sociate Justice William H. Pope, As
sociate Justice Edward A. Mann and
Associate Justice Ira A. Abbott. Jose
D. Sena, clerk Of the court, was at
his post. The United States was repre-
sented by U. s. District Attorney d.
j. Leahy and the Territory by Attor-
ney General James H. Hervey. Deputy
U. s. Marshal Harry F. Bogh was In
attendance representing U. 8. Marshal
c. M. Foraker.
This afternoon several motions
were argued and two cases submitted
on briefs. Court then adjourned un-
til tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
WEALTHY BAKER Is
MURDERED BY HOLD.UPS

New York, Jan. 15.--The body OF
Frank Nunno, wealthy baker, was
found beside his wagon on a lonely
road near Ardsley last night. He had
been stabbed in the neck evidently
after a fierce struggle He had a
large sum of money when he left
Ardsley. This money and his watch
were gone.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
SHERIFF CLOSSON
AS CITY MARSHAL
Will Fill Dual Position of County and
City Peace Officer Until Another
Chief is Appointed.

Sheriff Charles Closson was today
appointed by Mayor T. B. Catron as
city marshal of Santa Fe and will fill
the position until the city council
employs somebody else as head OF the
local police force. Who Will be ap'
pointed regularly to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of City
Marshal James II. McHughes is not
known but it is understood there are
several applicants for the place.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
PROMINENT LAS CRUCES
MAN DIES SUDDENLY

Las Cruces, N NJ, Jan. 15.-MaX.
Armiio, a member of one Of the most
prominent families in the lower Rio
Grande valley and wealthy land
owner, died Monday in a hospital al
Ell Paso, after q brief illness with ap
pendicltis. The remains were brought
here for interment. The deceased
was a brother of Probate Clerk Isa'
dor Armijo and Catarino Armi1o
cashier of the Bowman bank.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
L LANGFORD AND BARRY
FIGHT 10 ROUNDS TO DRAW

Los Angeles, Jan. 15.-Sam Lang
ford of Boston and Jim Barry Of Colo
RADIO, fought ten rounds before the
Pacific Athletic Club last night. Meth
er had sufficient advantage to earn
the decision. Barry did the best
work in the last three rounds.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15

e. l.. Stover, W. s. Strickler, j. A
Weinman, ]. H. Weinman.
Chaves county-W. G.. Hamilton
John I. Hlnkle, Robert Kellaham, G
A. Richardson.
Colfax county-Horace c. Abbott
George N. Fleming, DR.. T. B. Hart, j
Van Houten, Alva V. Hubbs. c. B
Kohlhausen, M. M. salazar.
Dona Ana county-Isidor Armijo
Nicolas Gales, Herbert B. Holt, w. A.
Fleming-Jones, Martin Lohman, w. H
H. Llewellyn, Daniel H. Mcmillan. o.
car c. Snow, Mark B. Thompson, Ben
jamin J. viljoen.
Eddy county-E. P. Bujac, H. b
Hamilton, W. H. Mullane, D. l.. New
kirk.
Grant county--C. G. Bell ]. W. Cart.
er, r. J. Davidson, Frank P. Jones
Don H. Kedzie, w. D. Murray, w. B
Walton, Percy Wilson.
Guadalupe county-Carlos Casaus
Crescenciano Gallegos, H. B. Jones, W.
D. Morse, George Sena.
Lincoln county-W. G. Mcdonald,
George w. Prichard.
Luna county-Nute Bollock, Joseph
Mahoney, A. w. Pollard, w. B. Up
ton.
Mckinley county-S. E. Aldrich C.
N. Cotton.
Mora county--E. A. Biernbaum Ra.
fael Romero.
Otero county--Albert B. Fall, w. A.
Hawkins, J. e. Wharton.
Quay county-N. V. Gallegos, Alex
ander Street.
Rio Arriba county-Henry Grant,
Venceslao Jaramllo, Romulo Martinez.
y. P. Stone.
Roosevelt county--R. e. Lindsay,
Sandoval county-Marcos C. de Baca
Epimenio A. Miera, Alexandra Sando-
val, Charles F. Spader.
San Juan county-W. S. Walker.
Santa Fe county-Roman H. Baca,
Charles +. Easley, Max Frost, Arthur
Seligman, Jose D. Sena, IshmaeI
Sparks.
San Miguel county--William A. Bud
decke, William B. Bunker, ]. D. Hand
Harry w. Kelly, David J. Leahy, 0. A.
Larrazolo, Antonio Lucero, M. M. Pad.
gett, Eugenio Romero, Margarito Ro-
nero, Secundino Romero, r. Harry
Sims, Charles A. Spiess, Ralph E.
Twitchell.
Sierra county-W. H. Booker, J. H.
Latham, J. W. collars.
Socorro county-Aniceto Abeyta, H.
NJ. Dougherty, William E. Martin.
Taos county-Malaquias Martinez,
Ramon Sanchez.
Torrance county-T. J. Atkinson,
John w. Corbett, Angus McGilliyray
IF. P. Romero.
Union county-Eufracio Gallegos
RomualdO Martinez, Charles Schletef
Valencia county-John Baker, Will
liam M Berger Silvestre Mirabel.
Others Who viii Go.
Chairman w. S. Hopewell Of the Ter
ritorlal Statehood League will accom-
pany the big delegation if 1t Is sent
to Washington as will also Secretary
Roman l.. Baca. Mr.. Baca was busy to.
day filling out the commissions of
the delegates which in addition to
his signature contain the autographs
of Governor Curry and Chairman
Hopewell. The commissions are hand.
somely printed on fine bond paper and
will doubtless be saved by their re.
spective owners as souvenirs of the
statehood campaign Of 1908.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
SENATORIAL DEADLOCK
IN KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

Frankfort, KY, Jan. l5.-The ballot
at a joint session Of the legislature
today for U. s. Senator was without
result. Beckham received 66 votes,
Bradley GA votes, scattering g.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-15
JAPANESE
MINISTER RESIGNS

Toxic, Jan. 15-Nakashojo, vice min.
lister of COMMUNICATIONS, resigned TO-
day He will be succeeded by Muzuka
Of the railroad bureau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-29
INTERSTATE NEWS BRIEFS.

The case Of the State w o. T. cal
lander was also dismissed on motion
of the district attorney on his represent
tation that there was a fatal variance
between the allegations Of the com
plant and the proof.
Fire at Lclii-On Monday the Sego
Lily schoohouse caught on fire through
a defective chimney and would have
been destroyed but for the prompt ac-
ton of the fire department., About $40
damage was done. however.
Park City News Bricfs--C. A. Cal.
lis, president of the Southern States
mission, was in Park City Sunday
shaking hands with his old friends
and in the evening addressed the con-
cregatioh in the l.. y. S. church
a farewell party will be given in tn.
T.. D. S church Thursday evening in
honor of Louis lie Roy Carpenter, ana
Ezra #. Robertson who leave on mis-
sons to the Central States. Nov. &.
The widows and their children
of Park City will be entertained by the
Latter-day Saints in their church, Mon
day evening, Nov. o Supper will he
served and a splendid program has
been arranged, This custom is carried
out annually. and was instituted by
Moses w Taylor. president or the
summit stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-29
CAR STRIKES AUTO.
Occupants Have Narrow Escape from
Serious Injury

occupants Have Narrow Escape from
Serious Injury.
OGcan Oct, 2a.The automobile own
co By William G. Howell was badly
damaged yesterday afternoon by being
struck by Il street car. on Twenty fifth
street, and the occupants narrowly es-
capped serious injury. The Howell car.
"hich was driven by VIII Howell. who
was accompanied by Alonzo Rogers.
MAS MT the corner of Grant avenue
and TWcntS-nfth street, and without
noticing The approaching car drove his
automobile across the street car track,
AVID nm instant later was struck. Howell
was thrown out but escaped injury, al
though considerably shaken up Rogers
seeing the danger jumped and escaped
injury. Tho automobile was dragged
some distance rs i; was struck in the
center by lie car. The right forewheel
The front seats wero also turned COM
plttely around and the machine was
torn away from the settings,
The street car ana its occupants @!s-a
capped injury other than II little shak-
ing up. The glass in the front was
shattered. The car WAS in charge OF
Conductor Ted Hart aud Motorman A.
Mcclure the latter doing all in his
power to avert the accident which
seemed 10 be unavoidable as the au-
tonobile made sharp turn III the
street and crossed Immediately in front
of the street car
REV BROWN GOES EAST.
Rev. Alfred Brown. late pastor of thu
Episcopal church of Ogden, leaves this
evening. accompanied by Mrs. Brown,
for Kansas. where they wll5niuKe their
future home. Tuesday evening. at the
church u, farewell reception was ten
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-29
POLLING PLACES
IN OGDEN CITY
---.---
Active Campaign Work by All.
Parties on Eve Of
Election.
STREET CAR STRIKES AUTO
Narrow Escape Of Occupants from
Serious Injury--ltcv. Alfrcd Brown
Goes fIast-Rcpublicnn Rally.

Ogden, Oct. 29,-'.Did you register
yesterday" This Is the question that
f:reeta one today. AS usual there are
many who forgot or had thought there
was another day of registration. Yes
to-day and the day before We're two
very strenuous days in the Democratic
and Republican political camps in gel
ting registered more than a third OF
tie total vote to, be cast in Weber
county. 1t is ESTIMATED that more than
$500 people We're registered inSthe Two
days. The total vote in Weber coun-
~ this year will be about 5000.
Now that the registration is over all
candidates are putting in their fna
efforts in behalf OF themselves amt
their tickets. The remember of the
week will witness some very active
campaign work in both parties.
OGDEN POLLING PLACES.
The following have been selected as
the polling place in Ogden City:
District M. L. Shipp, 304 Thirty
third street
District Mrs. Jane l.. Warner. 40
west Thirtieth street.
District 3City hall.
District Mrs Leon Browning, 1872
Popular aNennc.