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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

Los movimientos de reforma
en- politica 8 en- Ia vida social por
zelosos, s'nceros y ho-
nestos tienen generalmente 6xitc
v deberlan tenerlo, pero cuando
tales moyimientos son emprendi-
dos por refor madores pretendi
dos va fin de tomar vengAnza
personal, 8 satisfacer 6dios poll.
ticos 8 rivalidad en- los negoeios,
"a celos vengativos, tlenen que
caer por su propio peso. E,ta
ha sido la expefiencia en- todo
este graDde y extenso pals y no
tendrS exception en- FL Territorio
del Sol Resplandeciente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01
SEQ IN C~APITALISTA

81 querels serio. Mo depends on
q~uiencs fueron yuestros antepasados
NJ en- casusiidades afortunadas.
cuaiquier Americana puede hacer-
se un capitalists dnIcsmente con de-
posItar N 9 lbanco una psrte de ca
da peso ue ganarse, y ALI crccera y
sc acumulsrs hasta que sea suflcien-
to grande para ser invertido.
RecIbiremos con gusto ~ cuents,
por pequeha que sea...o o. pagsre-.
mos interss sobre ella J os daremos
0uen conseJo s~insnciero 81 10 pedis.
Estarnoa aqul para acomodsros en-
todas manera ~posibIes. Haced uso
Dc nuestra saIa Dc recibo. EscrIbid
ALI vuestras cartas y venId cusndo
,ecesItaIs usar 81 teI6fono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

Ejemplares dc las Leyes do Session
De 1907 en- q idioma espanoI So hallau
Dc venta ep "a Imprenta del Nuevo
Mexicsno, aIendo 81 precIo s2.76 por
'cuaderno on Zorro do papei.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

81 uepartamento de obras del Nuevo'
Mexicano es 81 mas bieD equipado en
Ell Te~rritorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estilo, venid . esta oficina , encon
trareis TODD 4 su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01
Sc NEcEslTAN n

Agentes para procurar suscriciones
az necesitan en- todas parties del Te-
~rritorio. Sc pagaran comisiones libe-
rales. Dirijanse q la compafia Inn;
presora del Nuevo Mexicano por par
ticulares,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01
PRocEDIMlENTos oFIclALEs DEL
cuERPo pE coMIsIoNApos DEL
coNDADo DE SANTA re.

JUNTA REGULAR Dr. 8 DE ENERI
DE 1908.
El Hon. Caerpo de Comisiona
dos So reuni6 en- ses.6L regular
Presentes: ri Hon. +. Sparks,
presidente, y los honorabies Jose
Leon Madril yJos6 Inez Ro.bal,
comisiouados, y George w. Ar
milo, secretario.
Sobre moci6n del senior Ma
dril, debidamente secnDdada, u
sef1or Ireneo Chavez fu6 electo
interprete Official del cuerpo, a ID
cual 81 senor Cnaves entr6 en- 81
|descargo de sus deberes como
tai inierprete
Henry @. Tarr, James Al. Tarr
~ s. M. Douglas, formaban uns
delegation de ciudadanos que
comparecieron ante 81 Acuerpo en-
apoyo de p~eticiones rogando para
la creaci6n de IN nuevo precinto
abraaando Stanley y Otto, dos
plazas nuevas en- Ia parte sur del
condad0 de Santa F6.
e asunto fu5 tornado bajo con.
sideraci6n.
Fueron leidos los procedimian-
tos del cuerposdal dia 23 de Di-
"A, D. 1902, q 10 cual II
sefior Madril auuncio que desea
ba preseutar una peticidn al
cnerpo antes de que les procedi-
mientos fuesen aprobados
Sobre mocion de Mr.. Sparks
las ninntas del % de Diciembre
de 1907, fueron aprobadas seg1n|
leidas.
Una COMMUNICATION del Hon.
Charles " Stafford, auditor am.
bnlante del territorio fue Zelda y
80 orden6 SD protocclo.
Una comunicaci6n de Ia Walter
Sharp Bridge Company fn6 Zelda
y Sc ordeno su protocolo.
Una peticion de contribuyentes
y ciudadanos del condado de
F6 protestando contra lal
acci6n tomada por Ell Cuerpo del
Comisionados de C~ondado, cd la
tentative para relevar a M al.
ASSESSOR de condado, electo,
On su junta reciente de % de-
Diciembre de 1907, fu6 Zelda Y Sc
orden6 su protccolo.
Sobre moci6n del senior Madril,
cuerpo tom6 un receso hasta la
l:80 de Ia tarde.
SESSION DE la r
Ell cuerpo Sc reunio conforme
al receso con todos los miembros
presentes:
Las cuentas slguientes fueron|
a~probadas y So orden6 su pago,a
saber:
Jose I. RoiLal salario y
milllage so 40.
4. Sparks, salario rs 90
Jose Leon Madril, sala-
rio ysmillage 80 so
SeligmanB Brothers merr
eancias 8 %
Ireneo T., Chayes, inter.
prete 8 90
JOSS p. sena, secratario
Corte Supreme 20 so
II. G. Gortner, saIario
procurador * 125 90
IA A Ortiz, ASSESSOR, por
estampas 9 90
|Celso Lopez, gastos con.
tlugentes oticina del
tesorero 36 10
w j. Parish, mesa para
maquina de umar Of
Gina del tesorero 4 IS
Mexican Printing
Co, impresiones 226 65
Centinaa en IA PAgina Bra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

81 tienen aigunos libros que encua-
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta ofcina tiene el mejor departa-
'rento de encuadernacion que hay
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

II Uneuento Paxo esta sarantisado
az curar c~uAlQuicra clase ds Aimo-
rranas COMMANDMENTS. Intornas. San.
guinosas Q Externas on 8 q IA dias.
0 devuelse 81 dinero. SOC.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01
ENERGIA
CARDIACA

vigor del corax6n, Debilidad del cofax6p, "a
viHor q DebiIidpd Neryiosa- -eao y nsda mas NJ
una en- Glen de Lac enferfncdades del cora&du e.
otrs cosa que Il drbilidad de up pequeno y del.
Gado uervio Este escondido ucrviesito-~<i Car
diaco 3 uervio del corax6n ~necesita y exile mas
energIa, m12 drmexa. mas fucrxa Xobctiaatrix.
ein esto Il corex6n coptjnuaf1 funcionando IRE.
Guiar. : i3uai del css6spaxc y ri1our& Que estan
Eobernndos por nerioa sefnejantea
Hf aquf u clara expl{eaci6n de porqut Il 10
constituyrnte he logrsdo s~orpfendentes curacio-
mes en- casos de debilidad 4 irreguizridad funcio.
nal del corax6u. III pr. Shoop sue ei priniero
que invcstiR6l IL ceusad de los shcgcs, palpftscio-
mes y neuralgia del corazon. III acknowledgement
del Or. ahoop II conocidfsima fcccta--cs 81
6nico prepsrado para medicinar Ia debilidad de
eaton centres ncrviosos Reconstruye fortihca /
y presta syuds real y positivn.
81 dese6 I'm corax5n vi9oroso. .una digestion
sAna, fortaiezca estos uervios-devutivales u
viGor con a sleznpfs necesario
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-01

suscribanss q Nueyo Mexieano
Espanol.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
ATIANTA-BlRMINGHAM
 MAY BE INDEPENDENT

ceiptS on business exchanged between tho two companies. The Atlanta Birmingham delivers more traffic to the Seaboard Air line than the latter furnishes to the former and railroad experts agree that the Atlanta Birmingham is entitled to a higher proportion of the joint rate, say from 90 to 40 per cent instead of 25 per cent
 It is generally recognized that the Sea- board Air line is not in good physical condition and will require large outlays for rebuilding. Some railroad authorities say that the Atlanta -Birmingha is the only portion of the former system in thoroughly good order. This being the case and considering the value to the Seaboard of an entrance to Birming- ham the receivers may decide to pay the overdue coupons on Atlanta Birming- ham first As and grant the latter com- pany larger proportion of revenue re- ceived from business interchanged. Other wise the Atlanta Birmingham may de- eide to sever relations with the Sea- board
 If Atlanta Birmingham bond holders decide to foreclose and operate the prop erty independently of the Seaboard Air line the former road, it is pointed out, would be in a position to do very well. Its terminals in Birmingham where con- nections are made with the various lines are quite valuable. That city originates large amount of traffic and at Att lanta number of roads would be glad to interchange business with the Atlanta Birmingham. The latter now comes with in only three miles of Atlanta and if the bondholders should take over the road they would have to raise money to build into Georgias capital The Sea board Air line now furnishes the At lanta- Birmingham with tracl1age into At lanta Some bankers boIipVa inc Atlanta Birmingham under independent operation would earn from three to four times in terest charges. Whatever may be the company's destiny bondholders will be protected by the eminent bankers on the committee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13

The possibility that the Atlanta Bir mingham extension of the Seaboard Air Line may be operated independently of in the New York Wall Street Summary The article fs as follows:
 It Is learned from interests in close touch with the situation that trouble Is threatened between the Atlanta Birmingham bondholders' protective committee and the receivers of the Sea board Air Line which may end in the severance of existing relations between those two companies. It is well known that the holders of Atlanta -Birmfng- ham securities are not satisfied with the joint rate basis on which the two railroads are working, and think that their road is entitled to larger share of these revenues. They may receive an opportunity soon to enforce a pro- test against what they consider an un- fair arrangement.
 Interest on the Atlanta Birmingham first As was due September 1 and re- mains unpaid. In the mortgage secur- ing the issue, three months grace is allowed before bondholders can begin foreclosure proceedings. If the Sea board Air Line receivers do not pay the overdue interest on Atlanta Bir- mingham first As before December |. then a majority of the bondholders may decide to foreclose and operate the company independently of the Seaboard Air Line.
 The stockholders of the Atlanta -Bir- mingham railroad have authorized s10,- GOO. GOO first As and s5,760, 900 are out standing. They mature May l, 1883, and interest is payable March l and September 1. The bonds cover as a first lien about 19S miles of track. The remaining $4240,000 of bonds can be issued from time to time at not ex- ceeding the rate of $30.000 a mile for each five miles of railway that shall be hereafter constructed or acquired and upon which the mortgage shall be- come first lien.
 While the Atlanta Birmingham divis- ion is bonded for $5.760,0 the cost largely exceeds that amount. This is demonstrated by the Seaboard Air Line balance sheet for the year ending June 30 1907, wh ere advances to the Allan ta- Birmingham division of almost $4,- 950,000 are shown. Furthermore, rail road experts of prominence have late- ly inspected the latter line, and they report that sum equal to all the outstanding first As, plus $2,000,000, would not suffice to duplicate the At lanta- Birmingham. The line is well constructed, and alth ough the country traversed is mountainous, yet grades average less than l per cent A few wooden trestles require filling in, but otherwise the line needs no large ex- penditures for some years to come.
 Income account of the Atlanta -Birming- ham for the year ended June S0, 1907, showed only $S1, ,407 for net earnings This statement of net earnings is msead- ing and requires elucidation. All of the stock of the Atlanta Birmingham Air Line is owned by the Seaboard Air line and the former is allowed only 25 per cent of both freight and passenger re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
CONTEST F0R JUDGE
 STILL LIVE ISSUE
Another Meeting Called At
 EnsIey Opera House
VISITORS TO STEEL CITY
Meeting Of Humane Society Postponed Until Later Date-Personal and General News of the
 Steel City.

Ensley. October Especial 1.-The con- test for the judge of the inferior court continues to be a live question in Beat 45 and notwithstanding the announce ments that have been heretofore made 1t seems that more candidates will enter the race. The following call has been is sued: Believing that all the people should have a voice in the selection ot a candidate for judge of the inferior court of Beat 45, we. the undersigned cit izens of Ensley and Wylam hereby call a mas meeting at the Ensley opera house. Tuesday night. October IS, to select such candidate. All citizens who did not participate in the meeting at the opera house Saturday night, October 10, are in vited to attend"
 The call is signed by number of the influential citizens of Ensley and Wy lam.
 E. G. Goldsmith, the nominee of the caucus Saturday night, gave out the fol- lowing statement:
 T was nominated for judge of the in ferior court by a caucus composed of the friends the candidate representing the same interest. the object being to cen ter on one man to make the race. entered into a written agreement with my competitors to abide by the result of that caucus Had some other candidate been selected 1 would have given him the same unqualified support as l eX- pect they will give to me. l am in the race to win and am satisfied that my candidacy will meet the approval of the voters of Ensley and Wylam in gen. eral. If elected l promise fair and im- portial administration of the duties of the office l shall act without fear or favor, having only in view the justice and merits of each case"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13

visitors, but this time the hit made by Dare Devil Schreyer is a duplicate, if not even greater. Schreyers act was pro- nounced "Wonderfull l never saw any thing like it" The little man of nerves mounted his great chute with the careless ness of one going for a morning ride, and despite the fact that he had never ridden on the chute before, he calmly coasted down the 45-foot angle 200 feet and then shot up into the air, so miles an hour, leaving his bicycle, and covering l5o feet in space before splashing into five feet of water in a small tank 90 feet away.
 The act is hair-raising. It looks like almost certain death and yet it is done so gracefully, and with such perfect pre- cision, that one must see 1t again. For an act that only required five seconds t was almost miraculous.
 While the grand stand was nearly full during the whole afternoon. the grounds exhibit buildings, and small shows en- tertained hundreds ss well. Peggy" was admired by great throngs all the time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
Czar of Bulgaria.

Sofia, October 12.-Ferdinand, "Czar of Bulgaria." made his entry into the capital this afternoon and was given demonstrative reception by all classes. He entered the city on horseback ac companied by brilliant staff amid salutes from artillery. He was wei oamed by the municipal authorities at a kvfumphal arch erected at the end of the main boulevard. He later made his way to the cathedral where the metropolitan of Sofia and other high prelates officiated at a mass. The en- tire city is profusely bedecked and decorated in honor of the visit and is crowded with people. After the mass the Prince reviewed the local garrison. None of the members of the diplomatic corps was present at ahy of the func- tionS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
Two Negroes Hanged by Mob.

Memphis, october 12-A special from Lula, Miss, says: Jim and Frank Davis negroes. charged with having shot and probably fatally wounded John c. Ken dall a conductor of the Illinois Central railroad, were taken from jail here last night by mob and hanged. The shoot ing of Kendall occurred aboard passen- ger train near here late today when the conductor endeavored to quiet the negroes. who, it is said. had been drinking and creating disturbance. Another negro who participated in the shooting escaped but is being pursued by posse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
Enneror Is Interested.

Berlin, October 12.-Although the hasty return of Emperor William. the Empress of Germany and Princess Vic toria from Rominten to Berlin today was caused by the presence of scarlet fever in the village near the imperial castle, yet it is understood his majesy desired to come to the capital on account of the situation in the Balkans. The Emperor had an interview today with Chancellor Von Buelow, who arrived in Berlin this morning from Norderney. The confer ence was held at the chancellor's palace and his ma jesty and Prince Won Bue- low walked and talked in the palace garden, They then had lunch together and the conference was continued for one hour longer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
Boycott Is On.

Constantinople, October 12-The Ger man and Italian ambassadors today made the same declaration to the Porte against the infraction of treaties without the consent of the signatories as have already been made by the British. French and Russian ambassadors. Austria still holds aloof The boycott against Austrian goods flourfshes, many Turks having dis carded the red fez of Austrian manufac- ture and are wearing white bead gar ments instead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
Cotton Rates Advanced.

New Orleans. October 12.-An advance in ocean rates on cotton from New or leans to Liverpool from 27 cents to 50 cents per 100 pounds was announced to- day. The advance affects shipments on the Leyland. Harrison and Head steam ship lines. sf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
ENGLANB FAVORS
 THE CONFERENCE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.)

very practical words you yesterday spoke to an equally enthusiastic gathering of our dear brethren. I cordially embrace you, dear cousin, and pray God We soon may meet on the crimson field.' |. Prince George has sent the following message in reply:
 Your kind words have deeply touched me. Ever true to the ideals of our be- loved Serb nationality, I am rejoiced beyond measure at the opportunity given me to participate in the modest way in the enthusiastic and united expression of patriotic feeling of our dear broth- ers''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
OYER FIVE THOUSAND
 VISITED FAIR YESTERDAI 7

Over 5000 people swarmed over the grounds at the State Fair yesterday, fol- lowed the ponies, watched the big attrae- tions, and went romping Down the Line" while noise, medley and laughter added it's cherry rattle to the sweet music of RiccPs band.
 Last year the Red Devily automobile, with it's driver, Strang captivated the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13

HenIthfuI, Refreshing and InvIgOrating
 A pure Malt and Hop product but contains less than one-half of l per cent. of alcohol. which brings it under the U. s. Revenue regulations for soft drinks Ask for it at soda fountains and soft drink stands. Prepared by Anheuser- Busch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
RepnhIican. Reasonnhly snre.

California. 10: Delaware, 3: Iowa 13; Massachusetts, 16; Min nesota, Il: New Jersey, 12; Ore gon, 1; Rhode Island, i: Washing ton, 5: Wyoming, 3; Connecticut,
 [ Illinois, 27; Maine, 6; Michigan, IA; New Hampshire, f: North Da- kota. I. Pennsylvania. 34; Yer mont, 1; West Virginia, [. Total,
 18S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
NEGROES ARE HELD
 TO GRAND JURY

\ Selma. October 2.-(Special.) )-Today be- fore Commissioner k. S. Starr, Norman Vesketter and Virgil Henderson, two negroes, were bound over in the sum of $l000 to appear before the United States grand jury. The negroes were arrested in Demopolis a few days ago charged with sending obscene letters through the mail to the wife of a well-lxnown citizen There were ugly threats of lynching when they were captured and they were hurried to Selma. Marshal Monier and several other witnesses from Demopolis attended the trial and United States Marshal C.. B. Dean came up from Mobile.
 E. T. Shaw & Son, Undertakers
 Green Undertaking Go.
 Visit the Old Apple Tree at the Fair. <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13

Automobile insurance in the Aetna is the best. George c. Oliver, Gen. Agt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
POLITICAL BATTLE IS YET ID BE WON New York Herald Prints Sum-
 mary of Situation BRYAN HAS MOST TO GAIN Betting Odds Are Still In Taft's Favor. He Needs 54 Doubtful Electoral
 Votes and MT. Bryan
 Needs 76.
BRYAN HAS MOST TO GAIN
LINEUP TO-DAY.

Total vote in electoral college. 4S3 Necessary to elect President. 242 Republican, reasona bly, sure. .lSS Democratic. req asonablY sure. 166 Doubt tful, republican leaning :. 65 Doubtful, democratic leaning. 3 In the balance .......... 45
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13

Taft to win must get of the doubtful votes 54.
 Bryan to win must get of the doub tful votes 75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-13
Democratic. reasonably sure.

s Alabama, IT: Florida. 5. Ken- E lucky. IS: Maryland. S; Missouri, { IS; Oklaho oma. '; Tennessee. 12: g Virginia, 12; Arkansas. 9; Georgia.
 ,. 13; Louisiana. 9, Mississippi. 10;
 2 North Carolina. 12: South Caro-
 g lima, g, Texas, IS. Total, 166.
 6 Doubtful, Republican Leanings. g New York. 39: Kansas. 10; Idaho, { 3 Wisconsin, 13. Total 65.
 6 Doubtful, Democratic Jennings. : Colorado. 5: Nebraska, s; Mon z tana, 3; Nevada. 3. Total, 19. In the Balance.
 2 Indiana, 15; South Dakota, f: Ohio, 23; Utah, 3. Total. 45.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-20
 EXHIBIT OPENS TODAY Demonstrations Are All Free
 To the Public No UNPLEASANT FEATURE Stereopticon Views and Lectures Will Instruct Citizens in Means for Preventing Spread of the
 Disease.
No UNPLEASANT FEATURE

The anti-tuberculosis exhibition will be open to the public beginning today. It is free of charge and is located in the old "Fairyland' theatre on South Twentieth street, near Fourth avenue. The pro- gramme for today, which is known as "openng day. and Alabama day is as follows:
 10 a. m., informal opening, with in- augural address by Dr. B. L. Wyman, chairman exhibition committee.
 Il a. m, and hourly throughout the day, stereopticon addresses.
 p. m., formal opening. Chairman, Dr.. Glenn Andrews. Speakers, Gen. Rufus N. Rhodes, pr. R. M. Cunningham, Mrs. Richard F. Johnston.
 At the meeting of the committee of 75 at the tuberculosis exhibition headquar- ters yesterday. Rabbi Morris Newfeld was asked to act as a general chairman of a group of committees working among the fraternal organizations of the city and county. All fraternal and benefit or ganizations are especially interested In this subject, and in Canada many of them are providing beds at tuberculosis institutions so as to relieve the drain upon death benefit funds. It is hoped that Rabbi Newfield's committee will be able to bring the ravages of tuberculosis to the attention of the leading lodges throughout the Birmingham district.
 The negro ministers of Birmingham are preparing to take the leadership among their people in the efforts against con- sumption. Yesterday at the First Con- gregational church the first meeting of the revived Ministers union of Brming- ham was held. Practically all of the session was devoted to tuberculosis. The following committee on tuberculosis was appointed The Rev. c. L. Fisher, First Baptist church; the Rev. F. G. Ragland, First Congregational church, and the 1 Rev. w. H. Wilson, St. Paurs M. E.. church. This committee undertook to interest the membership of the three de- nomnational ministers associations in | the plan of having a meeting in every colored church during the next 10 days. The following meetings have already been arranged for: Wednesday, May 27, St. Paurs NJ E. church. Wednesday, May |
 | 27, First Congregational church; Thurs day, May 2S, First Baptist church. The colored doctors and the Negro Busi- ness league were supposed to meet yes- | terday but failed to carry out their plans. | The Rev. c. w. Brooks, principal of St. | Marks Academic and Industrial school, | is arranging to send their pupils and friends to the tuberculosis exhibition next | Tuesday negro day.
 Elyton is getting ready to make use
 of the tuberculosis exhibition, which opens today in Birmingham.
 The following committee has been ap- ] pointed to work up general interest and 1 to solicit a special day for Elyton: MT w. M Mariner, alderman; MT. T. M. 1 Bradley, Idlewild; Miss Grace Smith, Ely | ton; Professor Moore, Elyton; MT. Thom- l as Alley, alderman, Idlewild; Miss Mat l tie Goodgame, Elyton.