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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02

Albuquerque Obtienepn Aumen
to de $50, 900 Para el Edifcio.
Las Vegas Sc Queda
Afuera.
EspeciaI al Nuevo Mexicano.

EspeclAl al Nuevo MexicAnu.
Washington, Abril 2S.--En o
proyecto de appropriation para edi
ticios pdblicos, que ha sido intro
ducido en- la CAmara y Sc estt
considerable por Ia comisi6n, hay
una entrada dc $3.50, 0c0 para VI
edifcio federal en- Roswell, con
dado de Chaves, y otra entrads
de $50, 900 para el objeto de cons
truir otro piso en- Albuquerque
Si ell proyecto de apropiacior
para ediflcios pdblicos pasare sc
cree que estas entradas perma
neceran. Fueron puestas en- O
proyecto por el Delegado W. 81
Andrews, quien fue fuerte y ha
bilmente ayudado por el Gober'
nador George Curry en- 81 ne
gocio.
Una entrada para una apropia.
cion de 100000 para un edificic
federal en- Las Vegas, fn6 desc
chada por la comision, a pesar de
las vigorosas protestas del dele
gado Andrews y el Gobernador
Curry. La entrada LEILA en- pri-
mera instancia ''apropiando la
suma de 500. 900 para un edidcio
federal en- Las Vegas. Es regla
no hacer appropriation para edit
clos federales sino en- plazas que
sean cabeceras de condado. Las
Vegas ss la cabecera del condado
de San Miguel y no East Las
Vegas. Sin embargo, muchas
cartas y protestas de ciudadanos
de East Las Vegas fueIon recibi-
das por miembros de la comisi6n,
y argumentos fueron hechos por
vecinos prominentes de Las We
gas ante Ia comisi6n para que
fijase el edificio federal en- East
Las Vegas. De conformidad con
la regla existente la comisi6n no
podia nj quiso hacerlo.
81 los ciudadanos da las dos
plazas SO reunen, piensa el dele
gado Andrews que puede conse-
guir el pasaie de una appropriation
durante 10 session breve, pero la
unidad y harmonic deben preva-
lecer entire todos los ciudadanos
de ALA. Toda Ia region sudeste
de Nuevo Mexico favoreci6 la
appropriation de $3.50, 900 para Ros-
we'll, y ESQ ayud6 mucho al case
ALA.
El delegado Andrews tiene una
entrada de $l6, 600 en- 81 proyecto
de apropiaclones civiles varias
para el pago de empleados adicio-
males de la legislature.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02

Don Cenobio Garcia, minero
bien conocido del distrito mineral
de Golden. tuvo un feliz hallazgo
elotro dia. Encontro una pepita
de orc puro, del valor de s75, en-
81 plan de un pozo de la nina de
orc Delgado on la que estaba ira.
bajando. El hallaxgo CAUSE alg0n
excitamiento, pero Ia pepita es
muy hermosa y ocasiono mucha
admiration.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02

Los Sres, Emilio Gomez y E.ea-
gar Fernal. vecinos de Santa
Rosa, llegaron q la ciudad el mar
tes pasaio y Sc hospedaron en- 81
Normandie. Asuntos personales
los trajeron a este lugar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02

Domingo Gomez y esposa, de-
Encino, condado de Torrance, Sc
hallan en- la ciudad y Sc hospedas'
ron en- 81 Hotel Normandie. vi.
|nieron con negocios y 4 yisitar q
lsus conocidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
junta Prorrogada del conciIio
Municipal.

Una junta prorrogada del con
clio fue tenida en- Ia ofcina de
escribano dc pruebas el ldne!
pasadc estando presentes los re
gidores siguientes: Presidente
T. p. Gable, G. w. Armijo, r. L
Baca, Juan Moya, M. T.. Ortiz
Pedro Quintana, q. "A. Wheelor
| v el Mayor Jose d. Sena; ausen
te, el regidor Walker.
Por moci6n del regidor Gable
fue aplazado Ell negocio de paw
mentar una parte dc la Gale dc
San Francisco, y SO oIden6 a
ingeniero que hiciera nuevo cal
culo del costo desde la esquins
| del Hotel Claire hasta la Gale de
Galisteo.
Por propuesta del regidor Ar.
milo la comisi6n de hacienda fue
autorizada para comprar dos car
ros para tirar basura.
La comision de hacienda dio in
forme favorable y recomend6 Ia
|aprobaciou de los informes del
secretario y tesorero de ciudad.
El procurador fue instruido de
averiguar la leva de renta de la
ciudad y dar informe en- Ia junta
venidera.
ri mariscal fu6 instruido de
notificar q los vecinos que viven
atras delhotel Palacio, que no ten
gan letrinas en- sus premisas, que
las hagan de una vez.
La comisi6n de hacienda fue
autorizada de comprar estrellas.
garrotes, silbatos y otros nece-
sarios para 10 fuerza de policia.
La comision de Gales fu6 ins-
truida de ac.uar tambien como
comisionados de parque.
El secretario fue instruido de
comprar herretes para el impues-
to sobre perros.
Por propuesta del regidor Baca
SO orden6 que los procedimientos
del concilio Sc publiquen el dia
subsecuente q las juntas y Sc
instruy6 q Ia comision de hacien-
da para averiguar el costo
La comisi6n de Gales fu6 ins-
trnida do yer sobre Ia banquetaI
enfrente de las propiedades de-
Perea y Thornton y hacer que la
misma sea hecha.
La comisi6n de ordenanzas y el
procurador fueron requeridos del
preparar una ordenanxa para que
Sc haga una banqueta q 10 largo
de la avenida de Palacio desde ell
Arroyo Sais 8 incluyendo 10 casa
de A. B. Renehan.
La comisi6n de GALES y puentes
fue instruida de hacer una lista
de casas que sean un detrimento|
q Ia ciudad y dar 10 misma al pro-
curador quien notifcara y averi-
guara porque las mismas no de-
ban ser reparadas y mantenidas
On buena forma.
La comision de Gales fu6 ms |
truida de cuidar que sean qnita-
dos algunos de los postes dc tel6- |
fono y TELEGRAPH que estan en- el
frente de Ia residencia de Anto-l
Mo Ortiz y Salazar para evitar |
academies que pndieran ocurrir.
La comisi6n de alumbrado fne
Instruida por 81 mayor de tener |
cuidado del alumbrado y de yer
que varios receptaculos de correol
sean pueStos en- lugares donde Sc |
necesitan.
ri secretario y mariscal fueron
Instruidos de numerar coches del
alquiler y sscarros de acarrear
,arga en- la ciudad. |
Los nombramientos por ell ma
yor de G. G. Catron como procu-
rador y w. v. Hall como ingenie-
70 fueron confrmados.
El concilio SO prorrog6 para
reunirse en- iunta regular en- Ia
ofcina del escribano de pruebas. |
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
MUCHACH0 APLASTADO
P0R UN ARB0l
Daniel LobAto. Bcrfeguerc, victi-
ma de nm Horrible Accidente en-
Ell Cajoncito.

| Un accidente muy deplorable
fatal ocurri6 en- la tarde del Cd
bado pasado en- un. punto en- g
Canon del Cajoncito, cerca d
nueve millas al noreste de est
cirdad. Daniel I4obato. j6ven d
cerca de II amos, habia estad'
cuidando cabras on aquella We
cindad por algun tempo y establ
ocupado en- ese negocio durant'
el fuerte viento que prevailed.
en- aquella localidad el sabad'
pasado. Estuyo en- el rancho d.
Damian Montoya al mediodia
tomar la comida y habia vuelto
su rebafio.
De todo 10 que SO ha podidt
averiguar estaba sentado 8 para
do al otro lado de un arroyo, Ger
ca del cual SO hallaba IN pinabett
de mas de setenta pies de altura
Evidentemente parte del tronct
de este arbol estaba podrido )
un viento fuerte 10 quebr6 poct
arriba de Ia raiz Cayo para dondt
estaba 81 mnchacho pegAndole er
el hombro y trampandolo. Sc e
rompieron las dos piernas poce
arriba de la rodilla. El pobre
muchacho debe haber sufridC
mucho, = 81 hombre que 10 hallt
cosa de Ia 4:30 de la tarde obser.
|v6 que habia hecho diligencia
para librarse del arbol que lc
oprimia, pero no pudo lograrlo.
Beatriz Vigil y tres hermanos
suyos que habian estado traba-
jando en- el camino en- aquella
Iocalidad volvian para sus casas
cuando vieron ante ellos Ell lasti-
moso espectaculo. El pobre mu.
chacho viva todavia y pudo dar
cuenta del modo en- que habia
acontecido el accidente y les
pidi6 que 10 condujeran al rancho.
SIN embargo, sus lastimaduras
eran mortales y esplr6 cuando
caminaba para Ell rancho, cerca
de las s, en- nm punto que distaba
como cuatro millas del lugar.
Una investigation del corona
rio fn6 tenida el domingo en- la
tarde habiendo sido ncmbrado un
jurado por el iuez Paz Henry Pa
checo. Ell veredicto fue que
Daniel Lobato habia muerto q
consecuencia de que un arbol Sc
le habia caido encima y causan-
dole lastlmaduras mortales.
Los restos fueron traidos q
esta ciudad y entregados q sus
padres, el senior Leandro Lobato
y esposa, vecinos del barrio
cuarto, en- la parte superior de Ia
ayenida de Palacio. Ri dolor de
los padres y de sus cinco hernia
mas y seis hermanos, y de mu-
chos otros parientes que tenia en-
la ciudad, fu6 intense. Fue unI
buen hiio, de costumbres ejem-
plares y 10 querian mucho los de
su casa y todos los que 10 como
clan. Los restos fueron sepulta-
dos en- 81 cementerio del Rosario
81 LINES pasado, teniendo lugar
el funeral az las de la maflana de-
la catedral y oficiando Ell sefior vi
carlo General don Antonio Four
chegu. Un gran concurso de
amigos y parientes asistiaron all
entierro.
Hace como seis amos que I'M
accidente parecido occurio en- la
familia de Leandro Lobato. Uno
de sus hijos de cerca de 9 amos
iugaba en- 81 patio cerca de un|
de tallas. Una de estas
80 resbal6 y rodo hasta ell suelo y
li6 en- el pecho delmuchcaho lasti.
nandoselo. La baldadura.. fue tan
grave que 81 pequenuelo muri6 &
l~~ At
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02
la CAND|DATURA DE
TAF1ADQU|R|END0
fUERzA.
Mas delegaciones'de de
Estado Instruidas
En- SUI Favor.
BRYAN PERD|EMDO TERREN0.

UItIhW ILIiuILwUu tLlIIILWU
Los Democratas de Connec
ticut Dan al "Sin Par" Ur
Bano de Aqua Fria.
Burlington, Vt, Abril 20. Cor
81 convenio sobre los cuatro jefes
de la delegaci6n de Vermont q ID
convention nacional Republicans
de Chicago. y no habiendo contes
ta sobre las resoluciones. cas-
todos los delegados q la conven
ci6n Republicans de estado reu
nida hoy aqut parecian anticipaH
acci0n harmoniosa, aunque r. ],
Hansen declare esta maflana que
v0lvia a pres1ntar su resolution,
rechazada aver en- la convention
del primer distrito, suplicandc
que los deIegados q Chicago hi,
ciesen todo esfuerzo para obtener
Ia renominacion del Presidente
Theodore Roosevelt, 81 fuere po-
si5le. No Sc dara instruction a
los delegados. pero todos estaran
por Taft.
ARKANSAS POR TAFT.
Hot Springs, Ark, Abril 90, -
La convention de estado de los
Republicanos de Arkansas Sc
reunio aver aqui y adopt6 fuertes
resoluciones endosando la candi.
datura del secretario de la guerra
W. Fl. Taft para la presidencia q
instruyendo q La delegation en-
esa conformidad La convention
nombr0 un boleto de es
tado.
TAFT Ell PREFERIDO EN- CAROLINA
DEL SUR.
Columbia, s. c., Abril 20. LA
convention Republicans de esta-
do SO reunio aquf aver y escogi6
los delegados generates q la con.
vencion nacional dc Chicago. No
hubo iustfucciones. pero los dele
gados favorecen q Taft.
Ell EsTADO DE MIsISIPi.
Jackson, Abril 20. La conven.
ci6n Republicans de estado fue
dominada por las fuerzas do Ia
administration, aunque los parti-
darios de Foraker, que estaban
en- minoria, SO salieron del salon
J tendran convention aparte. La
delegation regular favorece Ia
nomination de Taft.
PENNSYLVANIA POR KNOX.
Harrisburg, Abril 20 La con-
venci6n Republican, de estado
SO reuni6 aquf hoy para nominar
un candidate para juez de la corte
cuatro delegados gene.
rales q la convention nacional de
Chicago yA electores presiden-
ciales. Fu6 endosada la admiuis-
y Sc instruy6 la delega-
zion para que desc su apoyo al
senador p. G. Knox para Presi-
lente de los Estados Unidos.
PiERDE EN- CONNECTICUT.
New Haven. Conn Abril 20.
"a comisi6n sobre resoluciones
le la convention Dem6crata del
,stado Que SO reuni6 aqui hoy re-
,us6 adoptar an programa que
,ondria q Ia convention como fa-
,oreciendo Ia nomination de w. |
T. Bryan para presidente,..y tam.
,ien rechaz6 una resolution ex-
contanza en- Ia jefatura
le Bryan. La comisi6n sobre
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-02

suscribaass Nusvo Mexaosno.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
LEGISLATORS WILL
DRAW LOTS FOR
LANSING JOBS
EASIEST WAY TO AVOID STRIFE
AND DISPOSE OF HUNGRY
HORDE OF coNsTITuENTs-ooo
MAY HEAD DELEGATION.

A meeting OF the Detroit legislative
delegation was held Monday evening
In room No. COZ Majestic building for
the purpose Of planning organized &C
ton on the various matters that are
already beginning to demand atten-
ton.
The name OF Robert Y. Ogg has been
mentioned quite generally for chair
man Of the delegation. but the matter
did not come to an issue. the delega-
ton merely making Charles Flowers
chairman Of the meeting and leaving
the matter OF permanent Organization
to future occasion.
The proposition to declare as q unit
for Collin p. Campbell for speaker
was at first handled cautiously. as It
was known that Judge Newkirk has
friends In the delegation. II was. how
ever, SO apparent that Campbelps cleo
tion is practically sure that when he
was proposed the unanimous vote Of
the delegation was pledged to him..
Paul King was handed the unani-
nous vote for clerk Of the house.
The next topic considered was the
minor Jobs for the faithful whose i'm
pOi udFo eady Dt6dh W 0h-
cumber the desks and absorb the time
OF individual members whose endorse
ments are eagerly sought II was
finally decided to wait until II ia
known how many and what jobs
Wayne county IL to get before dispos.
ing OF them. They may then be
drawn by lot to avoid any possible
friction.
These matters disposed of, an hours
discussion of the new constitution
followed, the legal members raising a
number OF questions which may prove
surprises. The most important. per
haps. being that until the Legislature
has enacted a general law the com.
mon council cannot proceed with the
new charter, and that the legislature
may not put the work In the coun.
ellis hands at all, but invest the pow
er in commission appointed by q
convention.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
MAHON PETITIONED
FOR SUNDAY
BALL GAMES
NOW HE SEEKS INJUNCTION TO
STOP THEM-PREsIpENT NAvIN
SPRINGS COUP IN TRIAL OF THE
CASE.

Judge Donovan heard evidence Tues
day morning In the case brought
against the Detroit Baseball club. by
Attorney Thomas Mahon, who seeks
to have Sunday baseball stopped by In
junction on the ground that 1t Is
nuisance. Mr.. Mahon owns property
en- Natonalave, adjoining Bennett
park.
President Frank ]. Navtn was on
the stand most OF the morning, and he
proved a tough proposition for Mr..
Mahon. almost at the first question
flashing on the attorney a petition
signed by Mr.. Mahon, his brother and
his mother. in which they asked that
Sunday ball be played in Detroit. This
petition was circulated by Mr.. Mahon,
Nayin testified. Attorneys for the ball
club argued that Mahon did not come
into court with clean hands, and that
his only reason for fighting Sunday
ball now is the fact that the efforts
had been made to shut OF the view of
the wild cat" stands. one OF which Is
on Mr.. Mahon's property.
MP. Navin claimed that Sunday ball
is not a nuisance, that the crowds are
orderly, and that the ball seldom OF
never goes over the fence into Ma
hons lot, as was claimed. He stated
that for two years Mr.. Mahon held a
pass to the ball grounds. on the under
standing that he was TO raise no OBJ
jections to Sunday ball. Mahon and
his neighbors paid $50 each per season
and the club promised not to shut OF
the view of the wild cat" stands, Mr..
Navin said the largest stand outside
the grounds was on Mr.. Mahon's prem
ises When league officials protested.
the view OF the stands was shut off.
A number of young men testified to
seeing the Sunday games from what
Is known as Mahon's stand. and q
ticket taker said that Mr.. Mahon az
tended Sunday games himself
Judge Donovan took the matter
under consideration.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
.AUTO|ST IS. KILLED
IN MAD 60.M|LE
AN HOUR CLIP
TIRE ExPLoDEs IN RACE TO LOW
Err 24HoUR REcoRD-cAR
DOUBLES IN AIR AND CIRCLES
AROUND.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. 17.-At
2:40 o'clock this morning Emil Strick-
er. with Louis Strang. who was at
tempting to lower the 24-hour circu-
lar track automobile record, was al
most instantly killed by one Of the
tires exploding. leon Barrows. local
chauffeur who was riding with Strick.
er, was also badly injured. The race
Is called OF. Strang started the race
at seven minutes past nine, several
thoueand persons being In the grand
stand. He was holding a steady pace
OF about 55 miles an hour. Stricken
relieved him at 12:43 a. m. and at the
finish of his first hour was seven
miles inside the record made by
George Robertson.
At the time of the accident he was
speeding along at 60 miles an hour
and was running close to the fence In
order to take the curves at full speed.
The track was In perfect condition and
the machine had been acting splen-
didly. Just as the car started around
the west curve one tire exploded. be-
ing followed closely by another. The
car doubled in the air and circled
around several times, then lay thresh-
ing about after smashing into the
fence. 1t was completely ruined.
About 100 persons were about the
place at the time and rushed to the
scene. Stricken was lying on his face
in the middle of the track several feet
beyond the machine while Barrows
was thrown some distance beyond him.
Stricken was unconscious and barely
breathing, his face and head were
smashed, several ribs broken. also a
leg and arm.
Stricken was SO years~oid and. un-
married =.
He was q native of Alsace-Lorraine
Germany. -
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
WILL NOT NEEDLE
IN AFFAIRS OF
STATE
Won BuELow Is TO CONTINUE 40
IMPERIAL CHANCELLOR - EN-
PERoR's ACTION 10 APPLAuDgp
THROUGHOUT THE EMPIRE.

BERLIN, Nov. 17.--After q confer
ence which lasted an hour and which
was held In the new palace at Pots
dam this afternoon, II was 6nlctally
stated that Emperor William had CIV
en- assurances to his confrere. Chancel-
lor Won Buelow. that he would bend to
popular sentiment. This virtually
means that the kaiser will submit To
certain proposals put to him through
the chancellor by the Reichstag. In
common parlance II VII end his med
ding In state affairs.
1t was further announced that Count
Won Buelow will continue to act az
the imperial chancellor thus preclud-
Ing the possibility Of the emperor's
placing favorite military man In this
exalted position. 1t IL thought that
the arrangement will be satisfactory
TO all Germans ana that IL will alIay
tho dissatisfied feeling which has sx-
listed for several weeks.
Had the emperor stood Arm for his
absolutism. even his fawning cour-
come, for 1t would have precipitated
a direct clash between the emperor
and the empire. Or
The emperor did not yield without
a struggle. The meeting between the
chancellor. who, in this instance, act
ed as the tribune OF the people rather
than the Representatives, his ruler
and the kaiser was dramatic In the
extreme.
Worn and nervous and with none OF
the old defiance that he used to Hash
In every look. the kaiser listened to-
the unvarnished truth boldly and rner-
cilessly related by his chancellor. u
was new experience IN his lifs. y =
1T was the bitterest hour uf ny
life." the emperor said. YEARLY after
the conference had ended.
Public opinion everywhere applauds
the emperor's decision and where
"a hours ago there was general revtle-
ment OF him today he In the object Of
greater esteem than at any other time
In his life.
Their esult Is considered q marvellous
triumph for Won Buelow, a. great .
triumph has ever Prince Bismarck
the iron chancellor, achieved.
Chancellor Won Buelow arrived q
the Potsdam Palace shortly before
noon today and at once was ushsred
into the presence Of the emperue.
Shortly after the hour of IL the chan
cellor appeared from the council cham
Der. 1t needed but q glance ct his
face to herald the satisfactory conclur
sion Of the conference.
The chancellor appeared Ill. HIS
recent worriment and sickness had
left their traces upon him.
my only thought now IL to do my
duty as see It," said he before en-
tering the conference room. Zone cans
rot tell how the conference will tsrm-
mate but I sincerely trust II win 10
satisfactory. The German people may
rely upon me to do my duty"
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
FIRE DESTROYS
IS DWELLINGS

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. ia
fire starting early this morning at
Yorkville. o., q mining village OF 700
inhabitants, destroyed sixteen houses
before 1t was under control. The oc-
cupants OF the houses were all miners
who have been out of work for many
months. They lost everything and
$50 persons are homeless and without
food. Relief measures are being taken
here
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17

s,iouse to . question from Champ
Clark, OF fissouri.
y What IL going to become of the
Meet sugar men Of the United States"
said Mr.. Clark, when Cuba becomes
a part OF the United States?"
THAT is their danger" responded
Mr.. Atkins. 1T Is serious danger
and for their sakes hope it will not
come about There Is most imminent
danger OF Cuba becoming part OF the
United States unless further conces-
sions are made 10 Cuba by this gov
eminent"
There would be little danger Of an
nexation IL sugar was put on the free
list, would there?" asked Mr.. Ford
ney, of Michigan, the champion of the
beet sugar men.
mo" replied Mr.. Atkins. land there
would not be much danger that the
beet sugar factories would continue In
operation"
Mr.. Atkins then, at the request Of
Representative James, explained at
least one phase OF the danger now
existing In Cuba. With the withdraw
al Of American troops In the near
future, he said, foreigners now resi-
Gent in the island must look to the
Cuban government for protection. IL
labor Is not kept employed. there
probably will be trouble, necessitating
the return of American troops. Labor
cannot be kept employed unless tho
financial condition OF the island i'm
proves.
and" said Mr.. Atkins. If this gov
eminent returns to Cuba again few
people believe that 1t will ever leave
there"
Mr.. Atkins said that the sugar
planters of Cuba, including himself.
desire reduction In the tarif on
sugar. This reduction, he. said, should
be not less than one-half a cent a
pound. He said that the specific d'f-
fcrential OF "a cents should be re-
tanned.
People are discussing today the tes-
timony OF F. r. Hathaway. OF the
Michigan Sugar Co., who, In answer
to allegations OF trust control by tho
company made by Secretary or War
Wright, declared that the Michigan
company was not tainted by trust
control. p,
Wright urged free trade in sugar
with the Philippines. This has been
opposed by beet sugar people, and
Wright wantedtto know II that was
made behind the veil of trust influ-
ence." Hathaway said all the direct
ors In his company are Michigan men;
that all OF the stock except 100000 ID
held by Michigan people.