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LAS VEGAS; NUEVo MEXICO 6ABADo II DE ABRL De 1908

puestos los delegados cuandO vengan
q Ia convention serd peculiar y Is 10
menos que de clio Sc puede deeir.
ola cOmisi6n uaciOnal hizo Ia lista
de las delegaciones q 10 convention.
No puede muy bien retroceder de su
propia acci6n ypemitir seis delega-
dos dOnde han convocado solo dos
No he tenido Conversations con va
rios miembros de Ia comisi0n nacio-
nal tiltimamente Y t0dos asientan de
Ia manera mas enfatica que solo Sc
dara asiento al nGmero designado en-
Ia convocatoria en- Ia formation de la
organization preliminaria que sera
hecba pOr la c0misi0n.
"En tai casO,n pregunt6 & uno de
los miembros, 'cual sera el resulta-
do?
"El me respondi6," f" 'sencillamente
tendran que ser tramdOs como dele
gaci0n contestante, Y no ser6n permi-
tidos de tomar parte en- In organiza-
ei6n preliminaria de Ia convenci6n.'
"El presidente Harry New dijo de
Ia manera mas pOsitiva euando estu-
vo aqui 1ltimamente que Ia aeei6n dc
Ia comisi6n nacional seria absoiuta-
mente iusta 6 impartial en- su proce-
der para con los delegados " que
ning0n candidate sera tavOrecido nj
sc le podran trabas partidarias para
admitir 8 rechazar delegaciones con.
testgntes.
"Esto sighihea que la delagaci6n
de Nuevo Mexico no tendra absoluta-
mente vnz en- la organization preli-
minaria y puede ser de mucha . poca
consecuencia al lado que vienen fa-
Voreciendo-El lado de Mr.. Taft.
"Por su pGesto 81 las fuerzas de
Taft tienen suhciente poder para or
ganlzar la convention, entonces pue-
den naturalmente admitir seis 8 se-
senta delegados de Nuevo Mexico Q
de cualquiera otro lugar, 81 acaso les
Iparece propio hacerlo.
"Aunque ca la actualidad aparece
que Taft podra tener suhciente fuerza
| para dominar Ia convention, con todo,
las condlciones pueden camBiarss ,
vista de tants candidates cue hay en-
el campo y los dos votos de Nueyo
Mexico pudieran ser de muchisjma
ntilidad en- las e.caramuzas prelimi-
nares.n
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FL AsuRtO de los Belabeles.

Esta semana arrib0 a Ia ciudad Mr..
T. G, Darlington, agente dc Ia com
pai1ia azuCarera con objetO de cele-
brar contrqtos con los labradores para
81 cultivo del betabel de azlcar y or
ganizar propiamehte el movimiento,
Mr.. Darlington parti0 para El Soco'
c0rro y volvera el dia 20.
Entretanto las camaras de comer-
clio de Ia Plaza y Ciudad han tornado
Ia iniciativa para ayudar en- el asun-
to y en- una junta muy concurrida
que 80 tuv0 el microbes en- los GUAR
tos del Club dc Las Vegas, Sc nom
bro una Culnisi6n c0mpuesta do los
se10rCs Max Nordhaus, MargarltO
Romero, Jose A. Baea, Hllarlo Mon
t9ya y Rafael Gallegos para que pre-
paren una lista de todas los labrado-
res y duefios dc tierras dentro del ra-
dio de 8 millas de las estaciones de
embarcaderos dc fiete en- esta vecln-
dad, con el fin de que al regreso dc
Mr. Darlington pueda ir q acompa-
iiado de una comisi0n 4 visitar q di-
chos labradores.
Sc ha creIdo propio que los expe-
rimentos Sc hagan en- ell radio de
millas por raz6n de que mayor dis
tancia apenas les justilicaria d los la.
bradores Hetar las cosechas las esta.
clones del ferrocarril, pero clio no i'm
pide 4 los que 10 deseen hacer OK.
perimentos aun 4 mayor distancia.
Entendemos que Mr.. Darlington
visitard 4 los labradores q todo L
largo de la via ferrea, desde Rator
hasta I'll Paso.
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Cree que NuevO Mexico no Par
ticlpaFa en- la Convention
de Chicago.

En- toda probablidad esta para
cumplirse el refran que dice eel que
mucho abarca POGO aprieta" por 10
que concierne a Ia delegation dc seis
que pombr0 la convention de Silver
City para la convention nacional re-
publicana de Chicago.
rs va sabido que Ia comisi6n ma.
cional en- su convocatoria di6 solo dos
delegados al territoriO y adopto una
regla de tratar como contestantes a
todas las delegaciones que fueran en-
mayor ndmero que las 6Jadas en- la
conv0catoria.
WIN G. Barnes, ex- -secretariO del
cuerpo de sanidad de roses Y quien Sc
encuentra actualmente en- Washing
ton empIeado en- la division de flores
tas nacionales, escribe una correspon-
dencia con feaha 80 de Mario al
Journal discutiendo notieias naciona-
les v sobre la question de los delega-
dos de Nuevo Mexico dice;
"Clnfieso que me halo confuse en-
cuanio 4 Ia acci0n de Ia Ultima con
venci6n republican, de Silver City
en- haber escogido cuatro delegados
mas que los que concede Ia convoca'
torIa de Ia comisi6n naclonal.p
"P0r su puestO los que estan q ear
20, Y especialmente el Sr. Luna y g
gobernadOr Curry habfan considera
do t0da Ia situaci0n & indalabemen
te creypron, al pernitir q escogi
lmlento dc seis delegados, que Sc darii
aspnt1 L los seis.
! "Pero Ia posicl6n en- que 5eraI
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TemblOr en- Arizona.

Bisbee, Ariz. Abril 7.-Anoche Sc
sintieron en- Douglas tres distintos
temblores de terra, El primero ocu-
rrlo d las 8, el segundo dos horas
despues y el tercero y mas severe dc
todos, esta mahana 4 las 3. El dis
trito comrrendido entire Fronteras Y
DouglPs parece haber sido el centro
del sAcudimiento. Las easas en- Dou-
glas Sc estremecieron notablemente
durante el ultimo tembor y los ha-
hitantes de In pequeia pohlaci0n de
Fronteas sufrieron un panie0. Los
empleados que trabajaban en- la
nina Pilares ereyeron que ocurrfa
una explosion o derrumbe de Ia nina
y 4 toda prisa corrleron para fuera
dc la nina.
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SObFe Ia Campada RaciORaI.

III partido populista tuvo su con-
venciGn en- san Luis 4 fines de Ia se-
mana pasada y despues dc una lucha
persistente para prorrogar Ia conYen-
ci6n hasta despu6s de las convenclO-
mes republiana y dem6crata, Ia cual
fracas6, las delegaciones de Mime.
sata y Nebraska, Ola Ultima unica de
.consecuencia en- el partido populista)
Ia convention uomin0 q Mr.. Watson,
.de Georgia, para presidente. Los POI
puli7las de Nebraska Y Minnesota fa-
voreCen Ia candidatura De Mr.. Bryan.
la convention democratica del es.
tado de Wisconsin fu6 tenida esta se-
mana y ratihc6 las delegaciones esco-
gidas on las primarias de Febrero has
auaIes van iustruidas por Mr., Bryan,
asi como tambi6n los delegados esco-
gidos del estad0 en- general. Las Is-
las tilipinas escogieron sus delegados
" los instruyeron por MIR. Brayan,
Esto es 10 unico que ha tenido lugar
del ladO democratic.
Del lad0 republicano, Ia convention
del estad0 de Delaware eligi0 sus de-
legaciones generates que consisten de
los dos senadores del estadO y 2 ex-
miemhros del congreso quienes van
sin ilstrucel6nes. En- Wisconsin sc
tavo una contesta renida entire los ad-
herentes del senador LaFollete Y los
de Mr.. Taft, veriAcandose un triun-
70 decisive por LaFollette en- todos
los distritos salvo el 8vo. que no ha
reportado ohcialmente y en- el cual
Sc rumora que yiene un delegado por
Taft y otro por LaFollete, y el l0mo.
de donde no Sc ha reeibido reporte
Official todavia. III estado de Vir-
ginia eligi0 sus cuatro delegados en-
general con instrucciones dc votar
por Taft. South Dakota escogi0 8
delegados los cuales van instruidos
por Mr.. Taft.
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Todos v cada uno de los baru0s
fueron ganados por los dem6cratas,
para miembros del Coneilio Y cuerpo
de edueaci0n por mayorias desde 60
hasta 90.
Los jefes Y peri0dicos republicanos
pretenden consolarse echando la cul-
pa por Ia derrota diferentes condi-
clones pero todas estdn muy lejos de
la verdadera. Por eiemplo, el Jour
nal dice que Sc debi0 la derrota en-
parte la circumstance de que la adj
ministraci6n republican, de In ciudad
elev0 las licencias de lieores. Ello no
puede ser, porqu6 los candidates de-
m0cratas, expidieron antes de Ia cleo
ci0n una proclama tlrmada por todos
compr0metiendose a dejar las licen-
cias donde las puso el preSente c0nci-
| lio Y los cantineros no podian esperar
alivio de esa fuente. Otra ra20n que
expone el cOlega es que los dem6cra
tas tenlan una organization superior
para trabajar; clio tampoco puede ser
cierto 81 Sc c0nsidera que no hay or
gauizaci0n mas fuerte y periecta para
trabaiar que la dc la maquinaria de
la administration y esta Ia tenian los
republcanos, desde la oiicialldad fe-
deral hasta Ia municipal. la Ultima
raz0n, Y en- la que pone mas entasls,
es 10 que llama el desprestlgio Q im-
popuaridad dc Hubbell, asentando
que docenas dc republicanos votaron
la Loleta republican, debid0 4 Ia acti-
vidad que exhibi6 Frank Hubhell en-
la campa1a en- pro de los candidates
repubIicanos Y que dichos republicg :
nos pretirieron votar Ia boleta de-
m6crata antes que cooperar con
Hubbell; clio talnpoc0 es l6gico,
pues ha blando de punto dc
vista de palitica prdctica, min
gun partidario rehusa Ia ayuda de
un enemigo por mas que 10 odie 81 esa
ayuda es para su partido; tai actltud
nunCa Sc Ina visto.
La verdad y la 0nica raz6n para
la derrota republican, es que el par
lido republican, en- todo Nuevo Me-
xico sc ha hecho odioso por la arbi.
trariedad, abpsos y grandes operacio-
mes rapihistas de Ia may0rfa de sus
J jefes, Y ell sentimiento general, ALI y
len todo el pals es q favor de un cam
bio y del partido democratico, cuyas
doctrinas han sido completamente
vindicadas por el tempo y por el
mismo presidente Roosevelt que
ha estado trabajando en- parte sobre
el plataforma de Bryan. Esa es Ia
raz6n Y no otra; todos los demas son
pretextOs. I1l resultadO dc Ia elee-
ci0n en- Las Vegas habria sido pro-
porcionadamente igual al de Albu-
querque, 81 Ia maquinaria y los Pega-
osos no hubiera cometidO tanto frau
de y robo y tantas arbitrariedades,
pero el sentimiento de la generalidad
que ha sOnado en- Albuquerque ha
encontrado eco Y aliento en- Las We
gas en- todo el Territorio de Nuevo
Mexico.
LOS REPUBLICANOs CANAAN EN
SANTA FE.
Santa re, N. NJ. Abril 7--Toda Ia
boleta republican, fu6 electa en- esta
ciudad hoy con la exception de Nj
canor Baca, dem que fu6 electo pa"
ra el cuerpo de educi0n en- el primer
barriO por una mayorfa de dos votos.
Las mayorias republicans son desde
5 en- los barrios hasta l6l en- Ia ciu-
| dad.
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DECISION tMPORTANTE.

Es importante que usted Sc decida
q tonar solo la Miel y Brea dc Foley
cuando So yea atacado de tos Q res
frfo, pues cuTa los casos ln6s obstina-
dos de tos reseca y arroia. .elresfrio del
sistema. la Miel y Brea de Foley
no coutiene drogas perjudiciales. In
sista usted en- obtenerla.
De venta por o, q, Schaefer y In
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En- Ia Joyeris de Don Sebino Lujan
en- la calle del Puente, encontraran el
mas complete y variado surtido de jo
yas y prendas propias para ell edorno
personal, del mas buen gusto y de la
mejor calidad Eapecialidad en- la a.
brica de prendas de filigrana mexicana
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TrajeS completes para
NINOS Y NINAS
: DE PRINEERA COMMUNION.

Este dchoso da presto llegara para que todos even
los mismos rae hemos preparado con tempoy quta
remos la moesta las sefoas If enda por tienda para
poder competar estos traes ha pasado otros amos
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INSIGNE VICTORIA DEklOCRATI-
CA EN- ALBUQUERQUE.
DOSCieniOS CiHCueHla el TerminO
Medic de las MayOriaS, y Ca
nan TOdOS los BarriOS y To-
dos los Candidates.

El resultado de 10 election munich
pal en- Albuquerque fue una impetuo-
sa ola democratica que barri0 ante 81
cuanto encontr0 a su paso.
FL siguiente es el resultado del yoto:
MAYOR:
Lester, (dem) )............,..."...l0S6
Strong, (repl~....."..,-.......... sol
--
Mayoria por Lester, ,....". 232
ESCRIBANO:
McManus, (dem)~..........".".lll6
Lee, (rep).-.........,............o 52O
Mayoria por McAIanus, ,.. 396
TESORERO:
Stern (dem) m)......,............ $50
Baldridge Qep.""."....,."... S5S
AfaVOrfa DDr Storm %
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UNCLAIMED letters

List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the Tonopah postoffice for the
week ending June 2, 1908. When
calling for them, please say they are
advertised. A fee of one cent will
be charged on each of the following:
Samuel Andrews, Board of Trade,
Frank Blake, Harry H. Burmister,
Patrick Brogan, Ed. Brown, Rube
Brown, A. Coaland, Myrtle Crook,
Charles Dougherty, Nick Donohue, r.
L. Douglass, Steve l.. Foster (2),
Chas E. Gallup, Joe Gordon, Nellie
Griffin, S. H. Harris, C. Jennings,
Chris Jacobsen, James Jeffrey, Jose
phine E. Jewell, Flo Johnson, John
w. Jones, w. f. Keltner, j. W. Lang
ley,'J J. Martin, James McGrath, D. H
Moore, Loenzo Mora, Merriams, Ne.
vada Information Bureau, Vosit9
Neumnich, John Oliver, Chas, Pr.
man. j. j. Randall, Frank l.. Stock,
ing, Dan c. Stewart, Mrs. Carrie
Smith, Angus Smith, Alfred. l.. Smith
Lon Smith, Horace Smith, Miss Fri,
Smith, Jack Speary, Arthur Smith
Chas. Simpson, Jorges Street, Bucl
Taylor, Trip Al, James Wilson, Mrs
Chas. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Whitmore, Arthur Wilkeson, e. K
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IN The DISTRICT COURT
OF THE

Ot THE
Fifth Judicial District of the State of
Nevada, in and for the County of
Wells Fargo New ada National Bank
of San Francisco, a National Banking
Association, Plaintiff, VS.. p. A. Meehan,
Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court
of the Fifth Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in and for the County
of Nye, and the complaint filed in said
County of Nye, in the office of the
Clerk of the said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting
to P. a. Meehan, Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Nye. and to answer the COM
plant filed therein, within ten days
| exclusive of the day of service) after
| the service on you of this summons, if
served within this county; or, if served
out of this county, but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise, within
| forty days; or judgment by default Will
be taken against you, according TO the
! prayer of said complaint.
| The said action is brought to obtain
/ a Judgment against you for moneys
paid out and expended by said plaintiff
| on the 29th day of April, 1907, for your
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| gether with interest thereon at the rate
| of seven per cent per annum from the
29th day of April, 1907, and the costs
this action; as will more fully appear
from the verified complaint herein on
file, to which you are hereby especially
referred for further particulars.
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear and answer said
complaint. as above required, said
Plaintiff will take default and judg-
ment against you for the said sum of
$4366.95, together with interest thereon
at the rate OF seven per cent per an
mum from April 20, 1907, and the costs
of this action. in accordance with the
prayer of plaintiffs complaint
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Nye. this 18th day OF
April in the year of Our Lord One
Thousand Nine Hundred and Eight
j. W. LANDQUIST, Clerk.
BY l.. DANIELS, Deputy Clerk.
CAMPBELL. METSON & BROWN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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PLAN TO TEST
A CONFESSION

LA PORTE, Ind, June 4.-Sher-
iff Smulzer said today that only
synopsis of the confession made BY
Julius G.. Truelson of New York, who
is now in Jail in Vernon, Texas, has
been made public.
THE complete confession, said
the sheriff, covers nineteen type
written pages and goes into the most
minute details of Truelson's career,
as he tells it, from 1903 to the pres
ent time. 1t is a most remarkable
document, but we are not willing as
vet to make it public, because we
wish to see how much of the truth
he is telling.
n "Truelson told things that could
hly be told by person actually ia
miliar with the murder. He describ-
ed the Guinness house in detail, and
| don't see how he could have done
If unless he was there. We put NJ
particular faith in the confession, but
we may bring him to La Porte to test
him on one or two points, including
the location of two bodies which ~
said were buried near the railroaa
track. No bodies have been fount
there, although we have dug. in sew
eral places, but Truelson says ne cai
direct us to the spot
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NEGRO PYTH|ANS
lose IN COURT

ATLANTA, Ca, June 4.-Perhaps
the most important case that has eve:
come up in any court regarding ira
ternal orders was that of the WHITE
Knights of Pythias against the negro
Knights of Pythias to restrain them
from being granted a charter.
The negro organization is known
as the Supreme Lodge of Knights Oh,
Pythias of North America, South
America, Europe, Asia, Africa AMI
AusMalia. They are said to have been
an order for some fifteen years, the
headquarters being located in Wash
ington. Their paraphernalia, insignia
and emblems are identical with the
white Knights of Pytmas.
About month or SO ago they az
nl;ad FOR a charter. The white Knlgh's
of Pythias entered petition TO re-
strain them. This was not upheld by
Judge Pendleton. His decision w9s
ovorru,ad nv the Supreme Court AMI
subsequently the case was put to the
jury.
Fourteen questions were asked the
Jury regarding the negro order oE inc
plaintiffs.
The one important question was.
it true that the use by Defendants
and.their associates of the name I'M
der which they are seeking incorpof-
alton would work fraud upon your
petitioners and their associates and
the public, in that the name unoeF
which defendants propose to ineo''
norate is a colorado imitation OF the
name Of the petitioners? This was
answered yes.
The Jury brought in verdict lh''
tho negro order should be RESTRAINED
from having a charter in this state
The decree Of the court will be taKer
June 10th.
The decision is regarded as one O
The most important ever given In
d,snn,e between fraternal orders
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CLOSE FIGURING.

II never see KIoseman take Mi IS
Springs out for walk now"
mo, they're engaged now and are
economizing.
why, it doesn't cost him anything
to take her walking"
well, it wears out shoe leather,
you know. Philadelphia Press.
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NOTICE TO KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

All Knights who are DESTROYS Of
becoming members of the d. 0. K. f..
will please call on w. H. Thomas, at
the Tonopah-Goldfleld market, ar
once, as all applications must be filed
not later than June Sth, 1908. At
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GO5M2f

College athletic trainers are of many
kinds, being for the most part men
who have worked their way up to
their places through hard experience.
The eldest of them all is Mike MUIR
ply, at present at Pennsylvania. Muir
ply is not one of the men who train
by rule of thumb. He is familiar with
medicine and it is an odd thing to
hear Murphy and some of his athletes
who are in the medical school discuss
ing the problems that occur in the
courses. One of his men was telling
Murphy recently that Michigan ath-
lete had been forced to quit running
because of weak heart. That isn't
So" Mike replied. I'm all my years
of training I never knew an athlete
who had a weak heart. They may
suffer from indigestion and from other
difficulties, but their hearts are strong
er than those of any other men. One
time we had an experiment here. A
doctor took a man who had no ath-
letic experience and pu' him out on
the track to walk half a mile in five
minutes. Before he started the doc
tor drew a diagram on his chest out
lining the size of the heart. After
he finished the doctor drew another,
which showed that the heart had en-
larged by the width of two fingers
and a half. Then he put out w. B.
Fetterman, the old intercollegiate
walker, to go mile in seven minutes.
At the end Fetterman's heart had en-
larged half the width Of a finger. An
experiment was tried with runners.
Aleck Grant, the distance runner,
showed practically no increase after
going a fairly hard mile, while the
effect on the non-runners was great.
1t stands to reason that the heart, be-
ing an involuntary muscle, will be
strengthened by exercise. When it is
a little larger than normal through ex-
ercise one beat will send through the
body more blood and send it further
than will the ordinary heart, and it
does not need to beat so often. The
pulse of the athlete is lower than
that of a normal man. The athlete
doesn't have a weak heart because of
athletics. When there is trouble it
proceeds from other causes"
Among the players to be tried out
by the st. Louis Americans the COM
ing season will be Frank Swayne, who
comes from the Utica club in the
New York State league. Swayne was