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DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13

mon Garner shall violate any Of the provisions Of
this Act. or any rule, order or regulation pre-.
scribed by the Railroad Commissioners under the
authority o. this Act, such company or common
carrier shall thereby neuI. penalty ior each such
ofierse o! not more than i've hundred dollars, to
be fixed imp osed and collected by said Railroad
Commissioners IN the manner provided In Section
.sos 0. the General Statues o! the State Of
Florida.
Sec. 4. Any white person unlawfully and vii.
fully occupying as passenger, any car or part Of
car not 60 set apart and provided for white pas.
sergers. and any co,ored passenger urlawfully
and wiliul,y occupying as a passenger, any car
or part Of car not 50 set apart and provided for
colo,cd passengers, shall upon conviction be
punished ~ fne no, exceeding five hu.dred
dollars or inp.isonment not exceeding six months
Nothrg in this Act shall apply 70 persons lawiully
in charge 0. or under the charge OF persons OF the
other race.
Sec. s. A., Avs and parts OF laws in col. Aicf
with the provisions Q! this Act are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. o. This &c, shaV take effect upon its pas
sage and apCroya, cy the Governor.
Arc,or.d Ia.o s. 1000.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13
81 +, Enacted by IN. Legislator. Of me State Of
Florida

ss,,ion l.. r~.e.s =. rvs: c-:r.... - a..
u: erery re .rs:--":s go 5"T s-a.. -:-- S.:
.-.;e: State 7t- : g.: 49, g: :.s STATE e: =.
.'-..e. S:..es c-~:. 6: 80 H,:-... s.: -'...- ~.
- t-"!s :: ;-s ;'-i - -@.'c> G: IS STATE. 50
- = -; a;:;--; 6; - ;-t@s"-. -;...-s. = :
.- .-.-' ,%-e;% =; '-.f --i". - = : -.';.
~ss = ne e;l:e c: - - - go =. ,-:-,.
az :: = a3r--ye. : r ;.e Sac --ea..-s-.
:-s s=-e:r o:-:ra-T ,-:s-.-; s..;- t.-- ac-t;lre
" -. :. = 4-~.. -. a..v VII: ~ :.,
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= ;:e c'o;es:.o" {: a. t-.. ..-::a5 .c.:"s; s@;;
.-..-a-y - - Sac =, c--'';5s. - :..s A.:
-: :.s SAFE Treasure, sra -, 80 ;c-:ca-r
-.-:.1s sI,9 -sf;,;' -. 49, s:';.s :-cr:@e5
e; & IS; ;aa- - :. - --a-:. :: a"y
ca-% SIS, $; - ;'r:e Sc :, ne s.a:e Treasurer
--we- @: attorney. 49,: e. --,-t t.- ! :-ars:c-
cay..E a-y- Q! ire at...:.s: provide; :c- r. ,t:.
\; .as SAFE TREASURER. 50" -s7a,-s sa;a
g. -'r~r@-y = ;,-@se $50 @-.r -:;-s ;,a;c- -
-s-.::.-. = r@..e c: s..~ ;s;--.:es, a.. 4 So.
e. .e month {: Stc:e- ---,- t,-t-,' yea cxA.-.~e
:; asce-:a;c:r.s ~ 5e,:- .~Y e: :-s:,' -sv, .ev-e
= -es7ors;t,e - - sa:.Eeec.cc o.: a. ;a,-,
- 6 - c:hc- sec@-;.cs -s--,.:cl 49, :.s Sac
treasure: Ser :-:s 49,. Beds &C. -:-s- So.
tie: 5ercs:e3 Wiz - Sac Treasurer - 49,
s&:r tc-5s tt:rs j. :-c safe - So &C; :, ,av.
A:c-, ~; SRA" = ae.- So, ,2s.Te'y a. s-,sr -
Sec. :, Co-?a-ie; t.r,s.:,nc bca5. - ace.
sa;5 sra nave the -c&i :, .-aw rs .-;.-e,: y
SID ccc5s a. :he So: a,,-:es, a. ,cc&.. So.
1or bends ce seHcs.:s: @CSe- this : =. g.: ga re
the d-:y c: the Treasure, a--- the Se.a-5 :: :-e
co-e pary, 20 sir'er3t- me coupons - ire sane
sra, become due !-c-- aCy ard a. s.-t c-lCc-
bonds tepcs:eG ~ ss.S oo-r02rv
r.St' !; Il The sd co,araay IA. e o@y a-y c:
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13

ey. 10 TIT treasury c. the State c: F.onaa 20;
otherw,se apptc pria,eG as payu.e... &c = Ca:.
son, F. Z Harms, Free : S,nnes- !a1-ei;,
IN Sinon;e= and : p Beess a n. s-,tn1ns
memteis c: :.s boafd c! Trustees c: ;hs tn'vsi'
sty Of FLORIDA .c- the deficiency y soTp.eiins :
dorfritcry l.; :ae University oi Fc-i5a & take
the place o:Fc,;e- Hall, wt.eh haG Keen tes;;cye-
by FIRE ard the Ccr,p;rI.er is hereby d,.ee;st &c
dr.w ms Na-rar: agcr ;te Treasure. c; ;ts s,a;e
RS Pred :. S,-nss: J. 4 Ia1rc;; :. " s,moS'
ton, and L =. Beses, a. ;he s@'Ny:nS g::Gee's
@. the Bca-G G. Trustees c: the Cai"e1s!;y G:
dr.d ,wen:y-e'e ct; an- ee-iee to.afs
Sec, :. TINS A.: Sra. iakt crest - ~ -; safe
Of It's arf--"e.
Approved 'G-c 1865
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13
Be it Enacted b! the Legislature Of the State o.
Florida.

Section /. Ina. !, shai. te the duty Of a.! com.
mon carriers operating within this State, and they
are hereby required "5e- any person. his ager; a.
attorney files with, ~ presents 70 them, az any
station agent {: SAID common carrier. or where
there i no StalCn ager. upon any other agent of
such common carrier. bis Calm for any .-eieht
mon ca-rier, or e: any oTc:charge made ~ such
common carrier On any !:egh, baggage OF express
or io- any rccif.cea; teml-:ase. . pay tire said
claim within sixty days from. Is fling with, OF
presentation 70. saG common carrier or ary sta.
ton agent, o: ether aver. Q! such common carrier,
Sec. ,. Tina: should any coTT.o-. carrier ial &c
this Act. then the sa;t common carrier -rasins
such failure sna. re liable e tie c,ana-. :o- the
amount Q! his claim and ti'y Pc: cent: &c. a-run
interest or the C-ircira, SUIT Of said cain from
the date al the fling q me sane with or p.eserta.
ton Of the same &C ne common carrier Q. Any
station agcc. q c;tc- ase-; Ct s.ch Common car
rier, and when the sa;I ca:nan: shall bring suit
and recover Judgment 70: MS CAIN asars: ssId
common carrie RI sca,, re allowed the said tfty
per cent peg amin. u addition @ the r-ircpa
sum Of said Claim. and the SAME >sa1 be allowed
in the verde. .,"!-g 1::-: 'gtF-.e..; Provided
however. Tha: nc c.a'rra-: ma, 70. recover aad
have iuierer, ;-- ING said SHY re- cent. ;e. az.
nun, nor attorneys fees "a provided :o- In Sec
ton O. 'his Ae; v-.e.s he -ec?re-: ;g4smen, .or
a which :Xes the cr;rc;Ta. sg.r Q: said claim
AZ an amour. f-eate: ;5a- ire amour. which SAD
common Garner IA! c"ee:l al. rendered 70 .ne
cain,ar, IL se".ere": Q: his cain; before the
expiration ci al. s;%,y days r. which .he said
co,n,ncn Garner IS required q gay sue: c,a ., 81.
der the provisions O: Section ore :. >: tbs Act:
Sec, }. Iha: any common ea--,e- who fails e
this At; snail, u. :ae ever. ina. Ire ca,aa-: hall
prevail i: al act'cr . -eco"e: - 5!s cain, te
liable io- -ta.c"ace attorney Zee. ard j, shall
ts the duiy @: tte Ccu-' =. a"cw. the c.aira-,
such reasonable attorneys Zee which Sra" re
hXet by the Col-:. 70. c eXccct ::::ee- to,a.s,
Il The amount received does " exceed ore hun.
Orc! d. as a. -; & exec ''ec- re- cent. CT
az az: ..a": regretted greet AZ tn .in. q
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13
csle1es SSSI-,kc. l.. :.

A. AC- ket4-rE Teachers s-r...s; .-aoi-f
Sch-o.s a.. Nas.-e AGr-cfra;:.-s .@t:t..'
Wher, Tie va.ac ~! :5s f.ca. s,.:o- system; =
tneas-:s- ~ -, ;.a.a:,ef G: TIE :eatae's ';''
.p.cyel a..
Whereas, -ea:ae-. S4a,,.s; 7'a.r'~e S,ac..: -;t
fc;cGr'se- among ;he irc>; -; ter; ';.'A'.s :
ir7rfc,--s tea,.e-s. a. IS te.rs :as 90. s.:
nCt.... ;~,:-2t:,-- Nc.:@ -eas-es ;-s .";se';
uLu.tt. &: teachers az atr-t ~3-S; ts"t::s
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13
B. i, Enacted b! the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida

Section |. Tha. .ae Gay (: the Committee
(.c:ss employed ~ re Ecgse c! REPRESENTATIVES
=: ;rt session Q: ,se LEGISLATURE Q. 1895, whose
services were dispense. VIII re fixed a: ave dol.
as yc: iay Il. The ;,:.G actually euy eye. ard
Ira. ne seciTtc> 6: e.ts. - s..- C.e:ss sha. be
st-;."sG - ~ Ire Cc:-;::;st c: Committees !c'
y ac:: employees.
Set. Ina: ;at ;t- I,,a. allowed .-Ge. Sec.
::c- :: THIS A; ssa e cayacis from. the app-o.
T-a:tCs :or gatt:a. eNNe.ses G.: the Legislature c!
iSs. he9t;c:cte rasseG we, certified 70 as PFC.
T.5eG = S<t;!cr | a.. arc1-Tei ~ the Commit.
Zee - Legislative Ex.ers,; sa6 the Speake- c:
;te House 6: Esp-cs,c..::"ts ac5 a::cs:e5 ~ tie
C5,e: C.cck
S,t. J. Taa: -, Ct:ar;-c..t- - ae-,t; author.
':e. = :w his Ya-:ar; -. ::e State Treasure. 4.
yaycrt-; g: the se-v:tes :er :e:eG a. provided In
-; AZ: -1 the State .:e.s-rtf - hereby author.
:e5 < ray .ae warrants - .,aw-
See :. .sa: :a:s .as; SEA. :ass eSee. r..-eG,.
a;e.% @yt- - r.s:a;, az arf',ra - :.e Ccv.
ems.
.Acc:cyt5 Az. :; 'a.c
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13
thAf1ee SNS- NC. 10.

An AZ. Coa.i.s a State Fca.G Q: pss.soas ne.
Hairs Was ShaN ketsiys Pensions, VIE Shall
Sc: Netcivs Pensions WIS Sta!, IL Hs,airec.
a. Pensioners hov Applications Shall tc &a.e
Hcw Pensions ShaI ct Paid Da,y Of County
Commissioners e RseafG * Pensions Providing
:c' Il, Levy =: = Pension Tax aai Aa;hon:ire
the STAT, Rca,G 9: Pensions < Make Nssg.a-
;.crs :. Cary lctC Esc,; he lfcys;cHs (: Tbs
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13
CHAPTER SS04-kO. IS,

Az ACT q Require Common Carriers 70 pay
Claims iof Los. OF Damaged Freight, Express,
Baggapc and Ove.cha-ges or Freight and Bag.
gage and Recproca! Denu-rase, Within .
Certain TINE, ard pro-iding That in the Event.
a Common Carrie, Fails 70 Pay Said Claim
Within Said Tine That Such Common Carrier
Shall in Certain Case be Liable !or Irte.es, or
Said Claim a, the Rate Of Fifty Per Cent, PEA
Annum and Sta,. Also BE Liable for Reason.
able Attorney Fee. and Repeating All Laws ip
Conflict WIN .he Provisions II This Ac, saving
a.. actions and rights .! actions heretofore
ie- s..Cr -g-,cz'ei lave
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13

tas; win th. provisions Of this Act be, and the
same are hereby, .erealeo
Sse. ~ This Ae, shal! ;ase effect CT lu.y (!
:eee
hyr-cvsd lure ieee
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13
Ne Il ENACTED ~ the lsci,I,,ur. nj tho State q
Florida. w NV '''>

S.'tHn J. .hd; 8; = lcgcty dec. red 70 We un-
%" 80. =, INV Nc'NN" 81 drink iu;oNj eating hQuors
q. ~ NA" ' ~ urCu ANY railway IA sscn;c, ,rain
- ""''. ~ N%utHc ;hc,c,i, u, Platform COD
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13

..-.-.-- - = -.-,..- . =. -.
.S.'s - =. -, - 49, 49, 7-'''''.' 1850
- "a. .-,t 49, - -. :,
=. -. 80. .
80 -: -: ''s -,
5. go. e.. g. -. r.-t. -. :.
E. go, ~, 80 80. 49, :. :.
80 :.s ~. -. -, -. 49,. -. 1900 49,
-' -.'' ''.- "'' '.' '''' 500 - -.
e -..- t.....- 80 80 -
10 .,-'-..,. 80 - 49,. =
"-.''- -. t,'......,. - ... e..
go t...-'... - ~. . e. s..-. '
.. -. '' - ........-.- go" =. -.
p,,ti,.i ,nur>, -.t.. -.
80 49,, - - .. 80. go -. -
49,. 80. 80, -. - -. -, -
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13
CHAPTER sSSt-tkC. u,

Az AT &c Fix the Fay c. Certain Committee
Clerks En:goye! ty the House Q! Representa-.
Whoss Service: Were Dispensed with and u
Y:cNGe 10. the pay:rs1; Thereof.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13
eHAfres SSS'- 10 Is

~ ~. i Amen St;:.,t .-ss {: ::.e 5e1e:a,
s;a;:..ss Q: TIE STATE 6: F.c-'la !:cvG,-c &.
:rs .ss.arte .: Cc:'....a.es = Insurance Cen.
?--'es ar Providing U:ss: Prerequisites
Be II Enacted b. tbs Legislature Of the State Of
Etn-1z
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
PUBLIC MEETING OF
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Brilliantly illustrated Lecture On
American Occupation, BY Colonel
r. E. TWitchelI.

The public Historical meeting to be
held in the chamber of the House OF
Representative in the Capitol on
Wednesday evening will be an occa-
sion Of unusual interest. The lecture
OF Colonel R. e. Twitchell on the per-
iod in New Mexican history when 1t
WIS under the military government OF
the United States before the estab-
lishment of a regular territorial gov
ernment, will cover period OF which
very little is generally known. 1t will
be the most brilliantly illustrated af-
fair ever presented here, no less than
seventy original lantern slides having
been prepared for the occasion, their
production involving much trouble
and expense. This will be the first
presentation Of this lecture which will
afterwards be delivered in various
parts Of the territory.
The address by President w. G..
Tight OF the University Of Albuquer-
que will present an entirely different
phase of New Mexico history, and
there will be several short talks by
prominent citizens which will add to
the interest of the occasion. No in
vitations are sent out, but everyone
will he welcome as long as seats or
standing room can be afforded.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
DRY FARMING
CONGRESS
Six Hundred Dele
gatesa Cheyenne
for Discussion
LETTER FROM The PRESIDENT
Governor Brock Makes An.
nual Address...Roosevelt
Promises Assistance.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 23.--With
more than 600 delegates present and
hundreds more to arrive on the be-
lated trains. the third Trans Missouri
Dry Farming Congress opened it's ses-
sons here this morning. II win con-
tinue three days. A blanket of snow
greeted the delegates. Today's pro-
gram included an address by Cover
nor B. b. Brooks of Wisconsin. presi-
dent of the Congress. and the reading
CT papers by delegates from a number
OF states on various phases of the
problem of dry farming. A letter
from President Roosevelt to Cover
nor Brooks extending greetings and
congratulations to the Congress, was
read. The president expressed deep
interest in the progress of the work
and says: "Any organization having
for its purpose the development of
the agricultural resources of the great
arid section of the United States
should have the hearty support of all
good citizens. Rest assured, that so
far as lies in my power, everything
that can be done will be DONE"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
CLEANING OUT
THE BOOTLEGGERS
U. S. Attorney A. G. Pollock Has Re-
turned From Fort Wingate and
GalIup,

Special United States Attorney A.
G. Pollock, entrusted by the Indian
Bureau with the prosecution of those
who sell intoXicah, liquors to the In
diang, has returned to Santa Fe from
Fort Wingate, Mckinley county,
where, with Special Agent Lowe, he
investigated the sale of liquor to the
Navajo scouts at the military post. AS
q result sergeant of one of the COM
panies was courtmartialed and
teamster was discharged. The team
ster was taken before a United States
Commissioner at Fort Wingate for
hearing, but on account of the con-
fiicting testimony of the scouts, was
discharged John Mcintyre, however,
was held in $1,000 bond by the q. S.
Commissioner to answer to the next
federal grand jury at Albuquerque to
the charge Of "boot-legging among the
Indians. fg.~
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
SECOND TRIAL OF
STANDARD OIL
Historic Case on the
Boards Again at
Chicago
JUDGE Lands REFUSES TOs|T
A Federal Jurist Imported
From Indianapolis to
Preside.

Chicago, Feb 23.--The second tria
OF the Standard Oil company of In
diana on the charge of rebating in
connection with shipments of oil from
Whiting, Indiana, to East st. Louis
opened in the federal district court to-
day before Judge A. A. Anderson OF
Indianapolis Judge Anderson was
imported to hear the historic case af
ter Judge Lands, who heard the first
case, and Judge Bethea had refused
to have anything to do with it. -- This
is the case in which Judge Lands i'm.
posed a fine of $29,240,00O on the first
conviction, the fine being reversed by
the court of appeals.
It was seen at once from the early
questioning of jurors that it will take
at least two days to fill the box. The
men called were mostly farmers from
northern Illinois, men of the same
tyre that found a verdict Of guilty in
the first trial. The bulk of witnesses
and the documentary evidence will be
the same as presented at the other
trial.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
TAFT WILL COME
WEST IN AUGUST
He Rebukes Bachelor for Not Being
Married-May Go to Alaska Late
In Summer.

Cincinnati, Feb. 23.-President-e
Taft made a declartion against bach.
elors. Walter Turner called to pro-
cure an autograph photograph of the
next president As Mr. Taft was in.
scribing his name he asked Mr.. Tur.
ner:
"Are you married."
When Mr.. Turner replied in the
negative, Mr. Taft said:
Had | known that don't believe
l would have given you this. Why
don't you get married?" Mr.. Taft
said before leaving that he had nc
idea when he would return to Cincin.
natl.
A review of the invitations Mr.
Taft has received for events during
the summer recess of congress indi-
Gates that he will visit Denver to at
tend the Trans-Mississipp Congress
in August, to which he was invited by
a delegation headed by Mr.. Thomas
F. Walsh. 1t is believed also that
Mr.. Taft will visit the Alaska-Yukon
exposition at Seattle and possibly may
60 to Alaska.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
FRANCE WANTS
NO TARIFF WAR
French Government Opposes PROPOSE
tion to Raise Duty On American
Goods.

Paris, Feb. 23.-The growing opposi-
tion in the French press and those di-
rectly interested, to the plan for the
revision of the tariff which was form
ulated by parliamentary commission
and which proposes an increase in du-
ties on American products on an av-
erage of 20 per cent as against 10 per
cent increase on European goods, has
caused the government to take i'm
mediate action. At cabinet meet
ing today, Minister OF Commerce
Cruppi was instructed to inform the
commission that the government
would strenuously oppose an increase
in duty on oils which would seriously
affect the United States. The govern
ment is determined not to allow the
country to become involved in
tariff war which would mean danger
Gus reprisals.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
MILLION DOLLAR
LEGISLATURE
Wyoming Assembly Adjourns After
Making New Record In Total of
Appropriatons-New County

Created,

Cheyenne, Wyo. Feb. 23.-The
Tenth state legislature, which the
Democrats refer to as Wyoming's first
million-dollar session, although Wy
oming has only one hundred thousand
inhabitants, one-fourth as many as
New Mexico, has adjourned, having
agreed upon the appropriations bill
and other important measures over
which there had been several sharp
contests during the past few days.
So far as known at this time the Wa
shake county bill is the only one ve-
toed by the governor, and this was
vetoed because of the belief that it
was unconstitutional. A majority of
the senators and representatives are
today leaving for their homes, but
many will remain and attend the dry
farming congress. which convened to-
day. Some of the solons have l\en
appointed delegates to the congress
by livestock and other organizations
Park county, provided for by the
state legislature, will not be organized
at once, as many suppose. The law
provides that petition signed by at
least 800 taxpayers of Big Horn
county, or that section Of Big Horn
county out of which the new county
of Park is to be created, must be pre-
sented to the governor, requesting him
to appoint three provisional commits
sioners and call an election for the
purpose of deciding whether or not
the county shall be divided, and to
decide upon the location of the county
seat. 1t also provides that the pro-
posed new county have population OF
1900 and an assessed valuation OF
$3,OO0,OOO. Being satisfied Of these
facts, the governor shall then call a
special election and majority vote,
both for the creation Of the new
county and the location of the county
seat must be secured before the new
county can be legally created. No
further action can then be had until
November, 1910, when the people will
vote for county officers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
0UTW|TS THE
NEWSPAPERS
Daughter of Mrs.
Hetty Green Weds
an Astor
EFFORT TO SUPPRESS NEWS
Richest Woman in the World
Jubilant Over Her Sue
cessful Ruse.

New York, Feb. 23--Although Mrs.
Hettie Green, the richest woman in
America, yesterday declined to dis
cuss the report here that her daugh-
ter, Miss Sylvia Green was to be mar
ried to Matthew Astor Wilkes. a
great grandson of John Jacob Astor.
the World says again today that the
ceremony will be performed at Mrs.
Green's fiat at Hoboken about noon
today. According to the neighbours
of Mrs. Green, the marriage already
has taken place, the ceremony having
been performed at Morristown, N. J.,
last Wednesday. The neighbors also
say that Mrs. Green is jubilant at
having outwitted the newspapers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
CUMBRES PASS
BLOCKADED AGAIN
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Showed Shut Once More In
Southern Colorado.

Durango, Colo, Feb 23--Another
heavy snowstorm set in here Sunday
and 10 inches of fresh snow had fall
len by tonight and the storm contin-
ues No trains passed over Cumbres
hill to or from Denver. The Rio
Grande Southern, which was opened
Friday after being closed twelve days
by the snow, is again blocked. The
line to Silverton has now been blocked
for fourteen days. On two different
occasions the line was almost opened
when another fall Of snow, causing
slides, has necessitated the work be-
ing done over again. A work train
would have been into Silverton today
had not this last snow come. Re
ports from Silverton state that about
an equal amount Of snow fell there.
but no slides were reported. The
storm is reported general over south
western Colorado,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
COLONEL COOPER
ON THE STAND
Central Figure in
Tennessee Ira
gedy
OLD FRIEND Of DEAD man
Brought the Ex-senator to
Nashville to Edit
American.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 23.--Colonel
D. B. Cooper, the central figure in the
trial growing out Of the killing Of
Senator Carmack, was called to tes-
tify in the case today. He said he
met Carmack at Columbia years ago
when he was quite young. He brought
him to Nashville as editor Of the
American and he remained with
Cooper until 1892, when he went to
Memphis. Were your relations
friendly" he was asked.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
STATE MAY REGULATE LONG
DISTANCE TELEPHONE RATES

Washington, Feb. 23.-The supreme
court of the United States today de-
cided the case of the Cumberland
Telephone company versus the rail
road commission of Louisiana, involv-
ing the right of the commission to
reduce the company's long distance
rates favorably to the state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-02-23
BETTER PRICES
RULE FOR WOOL

Boston, Feb 23.-The- local wool
market continues strong, although the
volume of business is light particu-
larly in domestic wools. Quotations
are almost unobtainable in some
grades A line of fine. staple terri
tory, sold last week at % cents in the
grease. 1t is reported that the west
ern growers are asking 23 to "a cents
for their new stock still unsheared.