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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
BONUS OF $4,000 FOR
ERECTION OF COTTON MILL.
Plan is to Bring From Saxony, Ger
many, Spinners, to Settle in
Texas.

/ San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 30.-Dr.
Charles F. Simmons. the builder and
owner of the Artesian Belt railroad.
has offered to Gustav l.. Hergert OF
Chemnitz, Germany, twenty acres of
land and a bonus of $4,000 for the
erection of cotton mill of 500 spin
ners. He will also donate $1,000 to
be applied towards the sending of a
southwest Texas exhibit to the Ber-
lin international exposition to be held
next May.
Mr.. Hergert is the representative
OF number of Saxon cotton manu-
facturers who are contemplating the
transfer of their mills to Texas, or
some other cotton growing section, in
order to get close to the raw material;
the claim being made by them that
the manipulation of the cotton supply
by American and European brokers
and high freight charges has forced
the price of raw cotton to point
where even small dividends on the
capital invested by cotton goods man
ufacturers are out of the question,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
ENRIQUE CREEL |
ENDS HIS MISSION
He Says He Has Been Instr4-
mental in Restoring Peace
in Nicaragua
ASYLUM GIVEN TO zELAYA
Not an Act Unfriendly to United
States, is His Decla-
ration.

Washington, Ded. Ex-Governor
Enrique Creel, special envoy from
Mexico to the United States in Nicar-
aguan affairs, gave the Associated
Press today a statement regarding
his mission to this country, Cover
nor Creel declared that he had ac-
complished the task with gratifying
results. The resignation of Zelaya
and the succession of President Ma
driz has ended many difficulties and
prevented anarchy he declared, and
peace and patriotism are now finding
their way in Nicaragua The grant
ing of an asylum to Zelaya by Mexi
co, said Governor Creel was in no
sense an act of unfriendliness to the
United States but in full accord with
the laws of the nations. Governor
Creel leaves for home after Janu-
airy 1st
Consul is Too Economical
Washington, d. c.. Dec. 30.-As the
state department has had much diff
ficulty in obtaining from Vice Consul
| Caldera at Managua important details
of recent happenings in the Nicara-
guam capital. it has been decided to
send Consul Olivares. now on leave in
! Washington, to Managua to take
, charge of the consulate there.
| The department is inclined to at
J tnih ihIJto To1I rb
isfactory messages to the fact that he
is over economical, the toll being %
cents word. A dispatch was received
from Managua today reporting that
before he left Managua Zelaya dis
| tributed 10000 rifles among his fol
! lowers. Military activity at Managus
and on the west coast. it is said. con
tinues.
! Another message says Madriz has
| issued an order creating a tribunal tC
| investigate the alleged frauds of the
| zelaya administration.
Commenting today upon the fact
that Admiral Kimball had visited
Madriz at Managua in full uniform
and accompanied by an aide, Assist
ant Secretary Wilson said the visit
was entirely without the knowledge oi
the state department and could not
have any significance whatever
Stories that this visit might be re
garded as preliminary step to the re
cognition of Madriz as president oi
Nicaragua are declared groundless.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
STATE OF COLORADO WILL
FEED STARVING CATTLE.

Denver, Dec. 30-In response to
complaints made to the Denver HUI
name Society, Governor Shafroth or
dered the state board of cattle
inspection to take measures to relieve
1000 head of cattle which are said to
be suffering for food and water on the
mesas between Hotchkiss and Austin,
Colo. 1t is said that scores of the cat
tie are down; that the snow is several
inches deep and the temperature be-
low zero. A law providing for the
care of cattle in severe winter was
passed by the last legislature, but
there is some difference of opinion as
to the authority of the state board un-
der it's provisions.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
COOLEST DAY Of WINTER
TODAY IN THE EAST
Passenger Train Stalled Six Hours in BzzardCoal Giving
Out in Ohio Valley Towns Tennessee
Covered With Ice.

back door. faces a threatened coal
>hortage. The Ohio river today is
frozen almost from shore to shore,
for the first time in many years, and
it is impossible for the coal to come
down the river for at least a week.
The minimum temperature at Louis
vile last night was one above. Even
Florida is shivering, it being twenty
above at Jacksonville this morning.
while Tampa across the state and 200
miles south, reported 2S above and
killing frost.
Ohio Valley Fears Flood.
Pittsburg, Pa, Dec 30-The COM
ing of zero weather in Pittsburg and
throughout western Pennsylvania has
temporarily postponed here and along
the Ohio river in West Virginia and
Ohio, a destructive flood For score
of years conditions have not been so
favorable for a rampage of the waters.
The Ohio river is practically frozen
from this point to Cincinnati. Above
here, the countless tributaries of the
Allegheny, Monongahela, Youghiogh-
eny and others rivers are likewise
frozen, and covered with ten to fifteen
inches Of snow Warm weather and
rain now mean disaster warm wealth
er alone a serious flood, while should
the conditions moderate gradually, lit
tie damage would result Warm
weather is said to be headed this way.
keep open. More that million dol
lars worth of property is jeopardized
by the freezing of the river. 1t was
three below here this morning,
Icy Cold in Tennessee.
Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 30.-For the
first time since 1898, the Cumberland
river at this point is covered with a
thin coating of ice 1t was six above
early this morning.
Six Frozen to Death in Pittsburg.
Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 30.--Six per.
sons are dead from exposure in the
cold wave that struck this city last
night.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 30.--1he cold
wave from the west has reached here
and destroyed all hope of a speedy
clearing away of the blockade caused
by the Christmas blizzard. Huge
drifts, partly melted, have been con-
verted into masses of ice. The
Schuylkill river here is frozen Sc
we're weather Is reported all over the
state.
Ohio Frozen Over.
Cincinnati, O., Dec. 30.-For the
first time in seven years the Ohio
river here is frozen over today ex-
cept for small space in the locaI
harbor, which tugs are endeavoring to
keep open.
Many Overcome by the Cold.
New York, Dec. 30.-New Workers
awoke this morning to find the cold
est day of winter upon them. Six
above zero was the official record.
Many persons were overcome by the
cold and the municipal houses are
crowded with persons seeking shelter.
Passengers Suffered From Cold.
Columbus, o., Dec 30.-The Cleve-
land, Akron & Columbus train from
Cleveland arrived this morning six
hours late, after the passengers had
undergone an experience of suffering
from cold, panic from fire, and hur.
ried transfer in night clothes to an
other car. The heater of the sleeper
became frozen on the way, and when
the crew tried to thaw out the pipes
underneath the car, it caught fire. The
fire was unnoticed for the time, but
finally the car became filled with
smoke and the panic stricken pas
sengers scantly clad, were rushed in
to another car. The crew finally
quenched the fire.
Killing Frost in Florida.
Louisville, Dec. 30.-Fast in tht
grasp of the coldest weather in year'
Louisville with several million bush
els of Pittsburg coal almost at it
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
MEN FOR CENSUS
WORK ARE SCARCE
Director Durand Fears That There
Will Not Be Enough Apnlica-
tions for Enumeratorships.

Washington, Dec. 30.-Relics of a
prehistoric race in Colorado will be
lost unless prompt action is taken to
prevent their deterioration by expo
sure to the elements. This state
ment is made in a report made by Su-
perintendent Randolp of Mesa Verde
National park in Colorado. The SUI
perintendent makes a plea for the
preservation of the historic spots
within the reservation.
Shortage of Applicants for Jobs.
Washington, Dec. 30.-Applicants
are not scrambling to Obtain jobs
as census enumerators and Census
Director Durand is considerably per.
turbed over the shortage of men will.
ing to earn government money. The
difficulty is$in the west and south, and
especially in the cities.
The job of census enumerator pays
SO much per name or per day, depend
ing upon the locality in which the
work is done, and averages about $50
per enumerator for the entire time re-
quired. In cities of more than 5000
inhabitants where population is con.
gested and counting is easy, the emu.
merator is required to finish his work
in two weeks, but in cities under that
size and in country districts, one
month is allowed.
Director Durand explains the lack
OF applicants for census jobs only on
the theory that there is so much gen
eral prosperity in the country that
the government jobs are not wanted
The time for applications for these
Jobs ends on January 25, and Durand
invites public spirited and patriotic
people to join in the census work.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
COAL MINE SUPER
,. INTENDENT RESCUED
Unconscious After Vain Effort
to Save Shot Firer.

McAlester, Okla, Dec. 30.-After
having been entombed twenty-eight
hours in a smoke-filled cut of the
Bolen Darnell Company's coal mine
Superintendent John Brown was res
cued alive but unconscious this morn
ing Brown would have died within
another hour. AS it is his condition
is serious. Brown risked his life in
heroic endeavor to rescue Angel AS.
nicar,s the shot frer, who was en-.
tombed following an explosion in the
mine late on Tuesday. The shot fir.
er's Fate still remains unknown.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
NEW SALOON LICENSE
EFFECTIVE JANUARY FIRST
Santa Fe Has Six Liquor Emporiums,
Each of Which Will Now Pay
$1,000 to City.

At midnight tomorrow the new IL
quor ordinance passed some time ago
by the city council will go into ef-
feet and every saloon in Santa Fe
will be compelled to pay the higher
license which is $1,000 per year in
addition to the usual county license.
While the county license is payable
annually the city license is payable
semi-annually There are at present
six saloons in the city. The pro-
prietors of each have expressed an in.
tention of continuing in business des-
pite the increased levy made upon
them.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
DOCTOR COOK HIDING
FROM THE PUBLIC.
He is in the Wiids of Canada Waiting
for the Polar Controversy to
Blow Over.

Montreal. Dec. 30.-A physician
who claims to be personal friend of
DIR. Frederick A. Cook, said yesterday
he had received letter from the mis-
sing explorer, who he says it at a
camp owned by George Rowley of
Laurentide Inn in the Lake st. John
district. DR.. Cook. he said, was in ex-
cellent health and determined to stay
away from civilization until the Polar
controversy was Strengthened out.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
WORK BEGUN ON NEW
EIGHTY MILE RAIL ROAD.

San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 30.-Work
has been commenced on the San An
tonic and Fredericksburg railroad. The
line will be some eighty miles in
length, and wiif open up very rich
territory. Several deep cuts and tun-
nels will make the building of the
road rather expensive. The road is to
be in operation in less than year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
ANOTHER VICTIM OF
TONG WAR IN NEW YORK
Police Are Unable to Find Any Tanai
BILE CIew to the Identity of
Murderer.

New York, Dec. 30-The renewal
of the Tong war in New York's China
town claimed another victim early
this morning. All Hung, the actor
was shot and killed in a hallway of
his tenement house. The police are
unable to find any tangible clew to
the identity of the murderers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
BIG NEW YORK TENEMENT
SWEPT BY FIRE
More Than Score of Persons Injured
Five Of Them Fatally BY Smoke
and Flames.

New York, Dec. 30.-More than a
score Of persons were injured, five
probably fatally at fire which swept
a big tenement. on Belmont avenue to.
day. Six of the injured were firemen,
who were overcome by the smoke and
were hurt in aiding the imperiled peo.
pie to escape from the blazing struct-
ure. A number of panic-stricken in.
mates jumped from the windows.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
PRESIDENT TAFT ATTENDS
WEDDING OF NIECE
He Was Accompanied to New York
BY His Daughter Helen and Son
Robert

Washington, Dec 30.-President
Taft. accompanied by his daughter
Helen and son Robert, left here this
morning for New York to attend the
wedding of his niece, Miss Louise w.
Taft, daughter of Henry w. Taft to
George HI. Snowden of Seattle.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
new YEAR
At MANSION
Governor Curry VIII Keep
Open House to All Callers
From Two to Six
APPLICATION FOR WATER RIGHT
Project to Divert Normal Flow
and Flood Waters of Gale
gos Arroyo.

There will be no formal reception
at the executive mansion on New
Years day but Governor Curry will
be at home to callers from two to six
O'Clock.
Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Curry today appointed
Jesse c. Estlack of Eunice Eddy coun-
ty, notary public.
Application for Water Right.
Joe Doherty of Folsom, Union coun.
ty, has applied for four second feet
out OF the Gallegos arroyo and nine
~ second feet at flood time, for the
reclamation of 400 acres in Union
county. The water is to be diverted
by ditch into natural reservoir at
Il cost of $4,000.
Conference of Census Supervisors.
A conference of western census SUI
.pervisors has been called to meet at
Denver on January II, to discuss mat
ters that have arisen over the pro
posed methods of taking the livestock
census.
District Court.
In the district court for Torrance
county, the Meyers Company of Albu-
querque, on December s, filed two
suits, one against Albino Barela, Jose
M. Sisneros, Doroteo Torres and Ru,
maldo Mirabal on note for $1S5
and the other against Antonio Jose
Vallejos and son on a note for $3.50
In connection with these cases, the
New Mexican had been informed that
Hanna & Wilson had been retained
as attorneys in one of them, but to
day was apprised by the district
clerks Office, that they are not at
torneys in either of the two cases.
Chinaman Lodged in Pen.
Deputy u. s. Marshal James H
Smith today lodged in the peniten
tiary HON Kim sentenced to the pen
itentiary for one year for forgery by
Chief Justice Mills at Las Vegas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
LOS ANGELES MEET
RECEIVES SANCTION.
A Few Notifications, However, Mus
Be Made in Rules Says Presi
dent BjSho1

New York, Dec. 30-Pressdent
Cortland Fieel Bishop of the Aero
Club of America, announced today he
would sanction the aeroplane meet
at Los Angeles commencing January
10. with few notifications.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30

There will be no formal reception
at the executive mansion on New
Years day but Governor Curry will
be at home to callers from two to six
O'Clock.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-30
Notary Public Appointed.

Governor Curry today appointed
Jesse c. Estlack of Eunice, Eddy coun-
ty, a notary public.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
STEEL WAGE CUT
NOW PROPOSED
ALL ALONG LINE
Trust Directors to Take Up
Matter March 5o-Some
Independents viii Wait.

Employees OF the United states steel
Corporation heard to-day that the
question OF reducing wages all along
the line would be considered at meet
Ing OF the Board OF Directors at No. 70
Broadway on Tuesday, March 90
Judge Gary, chairman of the Board
of Directors. would not talk for publ
cation to-day on the 10 per cent cut
made by the Lackawanna Steel Com
pany. of Buffalo. The Lackawanna Is
independent of the billion dollar corr
poration, but is one OF the largest
plants in the world.
Everybody interested in the manu-.
iacture of steel Is waiting for the in
auguration to pass and then see what
action will be taken by President TAFT
and Congress on the tariff, said a
Wall street steel expert to-day There
will probably be an awful howl from
Buffalo on the wage cut, and Senators
and Congressman will get a line on
what their constituents think II WORK
ingmen's pay Is cut In other steel ceH-
tres
President Corey and the principal OIL
Gals of the Steel Trust Will attend the
meeting on the 10Th
A despatch from Pittsburg says
that the large independent steel manG-
faC;ucrs OF Iittspurg viii not follow
the LackWwaHnl Steel Company in its
cut OF ten per cent. In wa-oS h. /.
Jones' president Of the Jones & Laugh-
independent concern In the country,
said,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
BES|EC|NC CROWDS
DELAY PAYMENT
OF GAS REBATES
Demands for Money at Once
| Keep Clerks From Work
IALg. of DiSburSing.
PLAN Misunderstood.
Anxious Consumers Volley
Their Questions Despite
Posters and Publication.
PLAN Misunderstood.

The impatlence OF gas consumers to
recover the money due to them as re-
bates on their gas bills has greatly re-
,ordod tho navmer, NJ ,bo % ner cent
, , A., ,.. .,..o ,
Ihe nine oiHces VI 'le gas COMPANIES
In which the details Of the refund are
being arranged were besieged this morn
ing with anxious consumers, who
seemed to have the idea that they had
IN ro,,s,or q, oor,v c,nim +, order IN
...,,t.z
get the money he'u ny '''e co''''"'es'
All the clerical forces were required
10 make the besieCcrs understand that
onn,,,o,,ou T., r.,,., iil no, h,s,o,
epp''"'''i :" P''''" "'' '''N
payment, but threw out the companies
plans, and took men from the work of
nor,nr the checks and accounts.
"1rNe w., ...,
In every Office placards were poSteu'
explaining in various languages that
nersopoI a,nsor,ro, w.s NOT neces.
p'''''"' appeal any, was "V'
sary IN order TO get the checNs' II ue'
Ing only necessary to notify the COM
MANY ~ on, oho,, ., o1dross
''"' "", N"" vs. .u"
wasting Cierks lime.
The greatest DELAYS due 70 the mis-.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
GIGANTIC
COMBINE
For Public's Good.

The best druggists In each locality have
been selected IN the formation OF syn.
dictate u manufacture the purest drugs at a
cost considerably less than that OF many In.
ierloT articles now on the market. This asso
cihtlon has prepared the largest line OF pro-
prletlry articles ever known and has already
placed them In tn, hands OF the various mem.
manufacture. They are easily distinguished
By the prominent tralemark-A. d. Switch
plainly shows on every article. The Amer,-
can Druggists syndicate goods stand FOR en-
per formulas. nure ingredients and skiltul
preparations. The public should know this
and should refrain from using those made b.
irresponsible firms.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
QUEEN ALEXANDRA IMPROVES
Cold From Which She suffers
Yielding to Treatment.

LONDON, March 3--The condition OF
Queen Alexandra shows some improve
mcnt to-day. The cold from which she
has been suffering is gradually yielding
~ treAtmnnt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-03
WHAT'S THE lSEo"

This Is the title Of the very clever song
now heing sung by Jack Barry more AT the
broadway Theatre In "A stubborn Cinder-
ella Words and music complete with
next sundays World.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
AV ENUE.

As singers. the Washington Society
Girls. who began weeks engagement
ia the Avenue theater Sunday after
noon. viii never create sensation.
but they are there with the good looks
and pretty dresses, and the show Is
one TO please the eye. II not the ear.
The company advertises ten funny
comedians, but the fun was visible TO
Sundays audience only in spots. Larry
smith led as a laugh producer. His
work was SO original that he amused
the company as well as the audience.
Harry Marks Stewart. as a Hebrew
detective. was all TO the good and
Mamie Champion and Magdeine Webb
pulled OFF several novel stunts
The MuIlini Sisters. musicians. were
the real stars of the show Their
work is he best seen i'm burlcsdue
house for long time. and should get
them a position with much moro pre-.
tontious company
y Larry Smith and Miss Champion but
on>a little sketch which brought form
few laughs
An Interesting song and dance nun.
her is given by Mailman and Collins
Mailman was formerly second hasnman
Tor the Philadelphia National leagrG
team, and lie was given i hearty re
CcptiOn Ivy the bugs" present
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

In desperation she went hurriCdly
she might send for help, IL seemed 40
her most natural that Anne-Marie 5
mother. the MaIquise d'Andeline,
should be informed and she sat down
al the table i'm the drawing room and
wrote hurried note:
Madame lc Marquise,' IL ran. 81,
implore you 10 come at once. Some
thing very terrible mas happened |
Will explain IL all.
"CLOTHIDE."
This she dispatched by "A footman,
whom sGo directed 10 run all the
way to the mansion of the marquisC
ana To give il into her own hands
The receipt OF Clothide's note evil
IDENTIFY stirred the marquise into ire
mcdOus excitement and activity. she
routed hcr husband from bed where
he was comfortably snoring, made him
throw on = fur coat over his vivid
red paiamas, and 20 with her.
She had not YET retired when the
note reached her and was dressed "a
sft had been ior the reception and
card party. But she was tired anG
cross and irrilated, and she took con
siderable satisfaction in keeping the
marquis awake.
You have no feeling" she cried.
Won would sink OFF To sleep in this
carriage If | allowed you TO. and who
knows WHAT has happened at your son.
in-laws home?"
My Sun.in-law." Hcnore protested
mildly.
The marquise led the way into Bra.
ehard'S house when they reached
there. honore following sleepily. Cloth,
ide mct them at the door
Were here. Clothide: you see
we've comc," Honore said when le
caught sight Of the pretty maid. From
her his eyes fell ON an enormous
lounge. and he stopped in front OF t.
contemplating It's cushioned vastness
with longing.
"Well. well, well, what lis it," the
marquise demanded impatiently. Tel
us what it is
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
WHITNEN

Tic pcupage system Of convict slave
labor In vogue in tho southland is OK.
pIoited I'm the Creole Slaves Re
1cnge. written by Walter Lawrence
and presented by Al III. Woods, IN his
Enthusiastically elaborate manner ~
the whitney thCater this week. 70
say il is thriller is putting 1t mildly
though the efforts OF the arch VII
lianess. Cecile. TO appear terrible are
omctime- rather ludicrous. However.
the company on the whole has the play
tairlv well In hand and IL F2oks IKE
rig wcek 'dHthc Whitney AA
The Creole slave poses\as the po|.
or behind the throne, 81 To speak, IN
The MAY. She has influence over jim
Noblcy. owner of the cotton planla-
lion where the action takes place for
,be most part. Mobley ~ second
Adition ofN simon Legrcc, Of Uncte
Tom cabin fame. and the crack Of his
cong rawriGc frequently interrupts thc
dialogue.
The .rcolc has rrudgc tn satisfy
Ea1nst lNbite girl WHO has ialler
INTO Moblcy's hands Tho girl j. he
cranddaughtcr OF p wealthy old man
who ou,o married The Creole. bclicv
'ne she was Spaniard. but who cast
her on on learning she was OF mixed