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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-02

El Hon. William j. Mills. nom
brado por Ell Presidente Taft pa
ra llenar la vacancia causada
por la resignation del Honorable
George Curry, Gobernador del
Territorio de Nueyo Mexico, es
actualmente Juez Superior de la
Corte Suprema del Territorio y
por doce amos ha llenado tan sd-
bia y digna poseci0n presidiendo
en- las cortes del cuarto distrito
judicial y teniendo su residencia
Y asiento en- Las Vegas.
La opinion general entire todos
los Republicanos de Nuevo Mex
leo, y de todas las personals que
sahen anteponerse q las miras
partidarias, es que este nombra-
miento es uno de los mejores que
podia haber sido hecho, y que el
Presidente ha obrado con la ma
yor prudencia Y acierto dando-
nos un digno successor del Gobpr.
nador Curry. Con este nombra-
miento todos Quedar II satisfe-
chos y contentos, eXcepto los
enemigos del partido Republica.
cano que p0r muchos amos han
procurado la ruina y derrota de
6sta organization, y Sc han opu-
este en- todas maneras a los Ver-
daderos inter6ses del pueblo. Es-
tos suietos son aquellos que
constituyen una clica distinta y
separada Ell politica, y que man.
tienen alianza oiensiva con los
partidarios acerrimOs de la de-
mocracia con el objeto de leyan-
tar eseandalos { inventar calum.
Mas contra los j6fes y ofciales
del partido Republicano de este
Territorio, y que lleVaban ade.
lante proyectos insidiosos enca-
minados q conseguir por medic
del engaIlo y falsas representa-
clones ell nombramiento de un
gobernador que pudiese seryirles
de instrumental. De tales ma
ouinaciones pIovenian sus alta.
ques y censuras Ell contra del
Gobernador Curry y el apoyo
que han dado a individuos que
no estaban en- manera alguna
identificados con el partido Re
publicano nj poseian la confan
"a del pueblo.
Durante el largo periodic Que
ell Juez Mills ha sido residente dt
Nnevo Mexico ocupando la mas
alta posici0n judicial en- el lui-
mo, ha demosurado cualidades y
dotes cuales poseen pocos hom
bres en- la vida p1blica, grange
andose el respeto y el apreeio dC
todos los ciudadnnos y obrandt
con un tinO Y prudencia que hi
anulado Y prpcayido toda ceHsu
ra. ts honbre de gran capaci
dad, de vasta instruction, q,
sentimientos magnaninos V Ii
berales, Y de gran experiencia !
yersatilidad en los negocios. NJ
es hombre capaz de abrigar eI
su pecho las nimiedades de Il
preocupaci6n racial6 partidaria
sino uno que trata 4 todos co
la igualdud . unprecedented qu
, denotan al YER, adero estadist
v al hombre que tiene plena cor
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-02
UNA txPuCACION.

I'll Hon. Acasio Gallegos, asis.
tente superintendent de instruc-
eion pdblica; en- Santa t'e, exph-
ca la dilacion de la distribution
de las leyes de escuelas en- castel.
lauo, diciendo de que el acab6 ell
trabaio Y recopilaci6n desde el
dfa l6 de Septiembre dItimo pa
sado y que inmediatamente des-
pues de la traducci6n y recopila-
ci0n, 81 trabajo Sc lie fu6 dado 4
la prensa, "The albuquerque
Morning Journal, en- acordecon
los arreglos hechos por ell Super
intendente de instruction P1bh-
ca con dieha prensa. Sc espera
de que pronto estar1nlistas para
su distribucion, siendo de que las
Gltimas pruebas fueron leidas un
mes pasado.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-02
OBStQulO A DON
StCUNDlNO ROMERO.

LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, Nov. IS, 1903.
A quieu deseo Ia meior salud Y
untera felicidad en- union Y com
pahia de su querida y apreciabIe
familiH.
Caro- senor, de mi aprecio, 10
congratulo por el buen compor-
tamiento que tuvo para manifes-
tar al honorable Y digno Juez
Mills, sus cientiiicas eXpresiones
lie veracidad intachable, como Sc
VIC sobre manifestation llevando
q cabo sus linos sentimientos, de
caracter moral que alderman sus
simpatias, cualidades de respeto
y honor.
Al hacer cierto argumento,
III senior Romero di6,
I'm realce sus sentimientos,
Y en- ell acto confrmo
Con energia Y talento;
Lo que ALI ratifico,
En- debido cumplimiento,
Tambien 10 congratnl6
Expresando ciefto acento,
Y en- este una prueha di6
De su buen comportamiento.
Sc manifestan los hechos,
Y llegan 4 conclusion,
Sc uniforman los derechos,
Y son diguos de atencion;
Con ell inaujo moral,
Y material del poder,
Debemos de contender
Y en- 6sto una prueba, dar,
Y tambien maniiestar
Un ineumbente deber
FRANCISCO ARGUELLo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-02

Don Canuto Tenorio, de Villa
nueya, en- eompa1ia de su hernia
no Isidro, partieron el Martes
pasado para Kansas con un M.
nero considerable de oyeias per.
teuecientes 4 Charles Held. Per.
maneceran allipasteandolas has
ta Mayo. III senior Andres Nieto,
hijo politico de Don Canuto, los
acompan6 hasta esta ciudad.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-12-02
Nuestro Nuevo Gobernador.

ciencia y conocimiento de gus de.
beres. Por estos motivos dis.
fruta entire el pGhlico al nismo
grado de estimation Iue han dis
frutado hasta la presente el Go.
bernador George Curry, el Dele.
gado W. III, Andrews Y otros
caudillos eminentemeute patrio.
tas que ban prestado servicios
distlnguidos Is Nueyo Mexico y
que por esa causa poseen la pie
ma Y entera coniianza del pueblo.
En- sus actos pdblieos y priya.
dos el Juez Mills no es hipocrita,
no es solapado, sino homhre de
car6cter franco Y sincere que
cumpIe fielmente sus deberes y
hace frente q todas las respou-
sabilidades que contrae con sere.
nidad y valor y sin tenor q las
consecuencias.
Los momentos actuaIes son
criticos para ell 6xito del partido
Republican, y para el future
bipnestar del pueblo de Nueyo
Mexico, por raz0n de las nuevas
cuestiones y problemas que en-
breve Sc van 4 presentar cou
motive de la cercana admission
de Nuevo Mexico como estadO de
/ la Union. La dimisi6n del Go.
bernador Curry del puesto de
gobernador habia deiado puerta
alberta para la entrada como sn
sucesor de cualQuier indiyiduo
/ impropio, cuyos sentimientos y
opiniones no estuvieran confor-
mes con los mejores inter6ses del
pueblo, Y es cosa bien notOria
que varios hombres de 6stas cir
cnnstancias Sc contaban entire
los aplicantes y favorecidos por
ciertos elemantos. Pero ahora
| ha desaparecido todO peligro y
ha recafdo la coniianza perma-
nente y bien fundada que nos
inspira seguridad para el porve-
mir, pues la Iealtad y la honra.
dpz han triunfado sobre ell lenga.
no y la TRACTION de enenigos en-
cubiertos y declarados. Esto
resuIta de que ell primer mag1s,
trado de la naCi6n nos WI 4 dar
4 un gobernador, en- la persona
del Juez Mills, que dirigir1 con
mano firme & iustrada los nego,
clos del Territorio de Nuevo Ne.
xico y continuard y perpetuard
el glorioso registro de la admi
nistraci0n territorial Repnblica
no que ha tenido por fin y t6rmi
no el bienestar y prosperidad de
pueblo del Territorio.
Asi es, que hay sobrada raz6r
para rpgociio y alborozo con e
escogilniento del Juez William J
Mills como Gobernador de Nup
. 70 Mexico, por ser este IN hom
, bre tan id0ueO Y tan bieu caliii
cado para la posici0n Y nno qu'
Z ha meecido toda confinnza \
, aprpcio con sus nctos pasado J
! que estd SECURE de dar plena sa
/ tisfacci0n con su registro futuro
Debemos el mas sincere agrade
j cimiento al Presidente Taft po
> 81 acci0n tan favorable & 10
inter6ses del pueblo EN- este PAL
/. tiCulary hacernos plena iustici,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
CHRISTMAS.

good than
the giving the of the Christ Child The
feeling which the desire to live the Golden Rule
confined the before Christmas
throughout the calendar
help perhaps particularly evident just
kindly the snowbound and
atitudinarans the
that should be- Within the little village of Bethlehem
Honolulu There
budding smoking chmney 1arboed within
OF village that
blinked the soft of southern
foliage in the enclosure and
wask I'M o
j
andtha seasons loving.
of phanlrOpy of charity wide and all
the Man his brother 1t is this spirit that
ypf Honolulu not boastgy In this land wonderful
Publicly halfmiion dollars has
charity within monts
the brought
the walled His breath
children the greatest all Christmas lessons, that it is
more o o
of the out to
Christmas
why spirit prompts bray, their
smallest,
This good live in and this is the best time of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
coAsrw1sE TRADE IN FOREIGN SHIPS.

shipping whether shippers shipowners are
shipping coal from
American SHIPS
Francisco Chronicle
the practice
spirit If the whole is deemed
profitable in the eoastwise trade
collectively do
thing Andto be
all rules Here and there are found
getting load Atlantic
of to afford
full
ship New York at the
thence
afford to underbd other SHIPS
possible
that the
the spirit of its laws and by official
American merchant winch
is struggling -andw with chances.
is said of fshns opposing
good much of it. The number
benefit the farmer but the practice
prevail the United States and if
there will be dinctvey
equipped that of the
Alaska GOA mines will end trouble.
proposed pay carrying mails
ship position
beneficiary
in All
them the business and that
individuals American ships
w
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
FEATHERED ARISTOCRATS
WILL SOON FOREGATHER

Tremendous excitement prevailed
Throughout the city yesterday morning,
the signs of it being heard and noted
from Waikiki to Moanalua. Friends
who slept on the same perch became
suddenly envious of each other; neigh.
bors who had not spoken for months
fell into conversation through the
ralings and there was a preening, a
grooming, fiutter and commotion such
as the old town has not seen since
Chief of Detectives McDuffie located a
four-legged chick in Palama and pinch.
ed the whole brood on suspicion.
1t was the announcement in yester.
days Advertiser that caused the fuss,
for there, plain to see as soon as the
carrier boy had thrown the paper on
the grass, was the announcement that
within three weeks the beaux and bellies
of hendom would have their fifth grand
reunion in the National Guard rifle
gallery, to which would also be in.
vited representative of the goose fami-
ly, some of the more aristocratic of
the duck clan and the fearfully swell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
MALIH1N1 TREE SUCCESS.

Saturdays Mahni Christmas something which
%
trouble
Iappy
Advertiser request committee, oppor-
uniy of thanking many money other
of The list
make the the
personal mention The affair Honolulu and in
did probably willing had they been asked Rich
could There subscp
of
up hundred dollars The
will hundred dollars The
providing beated Chmaa
families will Leah according wishes
Of the committee
Mhu Christmas Tree will be larger beautifully
lnden, Steps will probably be taken shortly organize making
providing children all
The Malhp Tree will become permanent thing in Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
GARDEN owning neighbors.

~ shouldn't think you would, with
that neck" said a pert young Malay
bantam 81 think it's fine. / ought
TO do well this year, too. My boss is
one of the directors"
"That won't help any, it's your
points the judge will look at, not the
boss
"You orientals always think of your
pull" put IL the game, "why don't
you trust TO your own spurs and forget
the bossf'
"What class do you think you'r
inf" retorted the bantam, "Any other
variety, SUPPOSED"
This conversation was interrupted
before fight started by a qnaeking
from the corner puddle. The drake, his
tail feathers curling in excitement,
splashed lowaris bis harem "oh,
girls, what do you SUPPOSED The fell
lows who got out the list have given
fhosa Chinese the frat place. Why, !
eouid dFoen mAseli 'm 10 meiiiheai =
10 prove a be Stood on bis head and
came up sqniIling aud on bis white
fesi,
~ dent care, anyheH,h spoke W
oae Ars Duck nfhp lasl Tins ! Nas
shpsn got - bot laid Tpesdsy z
egg "a Monday ! nefef aaf ~
moIliasa IN ny llfe.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

turkey crowd-mostly fuss and feath
ers, my dear, and regular noveau richie,
for all their pretensions.
"Now, for goodness sake, stop your
fighting" cackled one comfortable
looking Dorking matron, rushing back
to the run where her family were ex-
ercising. 81 expect the boss will enter
some of you cockerels if you behave
yourself. If you don't, -" and
she gave an imitation of departed
acquaintance who had got it in the
neck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
SAM HOP AS PRESS AGENT.

Sam Hop has turned press agent. He
is over in Hilo and is preparing to do
big things on New Years Day. He is
promoting some boxing, and evidently
intends to enter the fifteen mile Mara
thon.
Sam Hop is a good little man. He is
a great hustler, and deserves to bring
piece of change back from Hilo with
him. If he does, he will be the first
person who was ever known to effect
this remarkable feat.
This is what Sam says:
"HILO, Hawaii, December 24.-The-
people of Hilo are preparing to cele-
brate New Years day in great style.
Horse races will be the principal event
of the day, especially that between
Major Collier and Weber, and every
body is guessing which of the two ami
mails is the better.
"The Marathon race of fifteen miles
will naturally attract the attention of
every fan, and the fact that Sam Hop,
of Honolulu, has entered the field will
greatly boost this part of the event.
Gin the evening there will be box
ing contests at the Gaiety theater. Two
preliminaries and one main event The
two former will be between All Fool1
an VIM. Doane for six rounds and Tom
De Mello and Sam Hop for four rounds.
"The main event will be between
G. Reynolds, lightweight champion of
Washington and Oregon, and Ben De
Mello, of Iiilo. The fight will be ten
round contest, and it will be worth
going TO see. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

barn. "Come over here" came the
chorus. "We're going to hold an in
dignation meeting"
The meeting convened under the al
garoba tree, with Mr.. Camden in the
chair, who announced that it had been
proposed to boycott the whole shooting
match because it had been discovered
that all the trophies had been offered
for the chickens.
81 don't blame Kuhio," quacked the
drake, ~ don't think any too much
of Frear myself. Look at the condi-
lions for his old cup
"Come out of it, cackled the chorus
from the run. "Don't be geese.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
GETTING CENSUS
WORK ORGANIZED
DR.. Clark Makes a Number OF
New Appointments of
Assistants.

DIR. Clark, the director of the census
for Hawaii, is rapidly getting his Of
fee organized and his plans for the tax
ing of the census, and part of the actual
work of finding out who and what are
in Hawaii will probably begin some
time in January, depending upon
whether or not the schedules arrive
from Washington next month.
DR.. Clark states that the first work
to be done will be the taking of the
agricultural census. The work of emu
merating the inhabitants of the terri
tory will probably not start before the
middle of April.
w. NJ. McQuade has been appointed
to have charge of the agricultural cen
sus of the island Of Hawaii. G. S. Dole,
of Lihue, in addition to the work of
enumeration, will also have charge of
the agricultural census of Kauai. DR..
Clark states that he hopes to have the
census of agricultural manufactures
started soon after January /.
c. r. auckland, editor of the Hilo
Herald, has been rendered the posi-
ton of superintendent Of enumeration
for the windward side of the Big ISL
and. He has not yet signified whether
or not he will accept, but DR.. Clark
says he hopes that auckland will take
the Job. Mr. auckland refused to take
the supervision of the whole island, on
the ground that he could not spare the
time from his newspaper work.
The director has offered to Palmer
Woods the position of superintendent
of enumeration for the districts of
North and South Kohala.
Orientals Wanted.
One difficult problem that DR.. Clark
has encountered is that of getting a
number of citizens of oriental descent,
who can speak, read and write both
English and the oriental languages, to
assist in the census work. 1t is not
so hard to get Chinese, but considerable
difficulty is being encountered in oh.
tanning orientals who can handle both
English and japanese. One Korean
is also needed.
Must Cut Out Politics.
Those who go into the census worl;
must not NEEDLE with politics. They
may neither belong to political clubs
nor engage in any political work during
the time they are employed in the cen
sus. This is a rule of the department
to which President Taft has called spe
cial attention and which he declare,
| must be rigidly enforced.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
.>he b.

The fowls gathered around to hear
particulars and there was silence in the
run, except for the grumbling of two
breeders, who were too far ON in their
work to run chances and too far away
to hear.
81 don't think much of this show
business" said an old rooster, who had
been a gay dog in his day and had
suffered from the stones and sticks of
gardenowning neighbors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
COLDS ARE DANGEROUS.

If more people would make an at
tempt to get rid of the colds from
which they are suffering, as a result
of this chaugeable weather, there would
be a decided decrease In the number
of cases of pneumonia. A few doses
Of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy will
cure your cold, and all danger of lis
hanging on until spring and resulting
In pneumonia may be avoided. For
sale by Benson, Smith 4 Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
Andrew wslch's Cargo.

The bark Andrew Weleh, Captain
Kelley, ~ the Matson Navigation Com.
pany, il 10 sail today for Honolulu lad
"a Nlth cargo composed Of 5000 tons OF
hay Tor the United states government,
hfly iaus Of dlslllate and gasoline, And
shipments u canned goods and general
Merchandise, Prospects of raee be
lNeen he AndFeW Welsh and ihe bars
sniiue = y Wilder az 10 sight The
latter u seheanlra q pui 90 sea Mon
aay taf HONOLULU and AHAukone Cop
laln JaeAsan u lhs lalAeallnf q sgnh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
Denver Here in January.

On or about the fret of February,
ll'lie over a mouth hence, the Pacific
Meet will afrIye from Asiatie wairrs
ga Iopie 10 pan Francisco, Admiral
hrhffea heel Nil Iemalp hero one
wethr foallng ana preparing Tor tho
lafl lfe ~ The long voyage Meanwhile
ihf eQllssf pegief IL looked ior about
ne middle ~ ianpafY en route from
AHHiia 60 Mars islapd far 90 overhaul
lnR The pruRel nlll probably sansoy
lpe u 3 , lloqp4la ~ 20 lAs Coast
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
CHRISTMAS DAY
ROBBER|ES MANY

Several robberies were reported to
the police Saturday as having taken
place Christmas eve, the nocturnal gen
tlemen evidently hoping that the gen
eral excitement would cover up their
enterprise.
The first of these reported was of
Mrs johnson 5 curio store ON Fort
street opposite the Club Stables which
was entered somewhere between eleven
0 clock in the evening and the follow
ing morning, the robbers carrying off
SloO dollars worth of jewelry. The
door was sprung and the jewelry taken
came from one ease, the glass beng
broken to get at it, The booty in this
instance consisted of numerous small
articles of cheaper iewelry such as
shield cuff buttons, hat pins and so
forth, After collecting it the robber
or robbers made his get away through
the back door. The police have several
clues which they are working on.
a holdup was reported from Iwilei
yesterday morning, the victim being
relieved of his $l75 watch, $40 chain,
$50 cuff buttons and all his clothes
except his shoes. He is a stranger in
the town having been working here
but short time and desired to have
his name omitted for fear he would
lose his position. Chief McDuilie re-
covered all the stolen property with
the exception of his hat but as he re-
fused to prosecute, the holdup men 90
free. They had practically laid him out
as he knew nothing whatever of what
happened. He has a beautiful pair of
black eyes as a souvenir of the ocea-
sion.
Jungclaus Victim.
Between the hours of three and four
o o'clock Christmas morning A. II. jung
claus, proprietor of the Palm Cafe, was
relieved not only OF all his valuables
but all his clothes as well. These were
removed from his room mt the Hawai-.
ian Hotel and he was compelled to
await the arrival of another suit be-
fore he could leave the apartment. His
clothing was later found in Corkscrew
Alley, but not trinket remained in
the pockets. His loss included about
5000 in cash. diamond sleeve links. a
icweled crayat pin. a gold watch and
chain and keys Considerable of the
iewelry was recovered yesterday by
Chief of Detectives McDuilie, and from
some indications there will be no pros.
eeution, but it is quite likely that a
member of the Hotel street oafng
gang win be fahued in future from
further association with the member
ship,
MIR. Jungclaus states that he left his
store between two aud tbres ID ialnah
and went 20 the Hawaiian Hotel Ils
had been asleep about an houf when
he was awakened and then discovered
the loss Of his clothing and trinkets
lungelan' clothing was found earl,
in the morning IN carkserfw Alley
that narrow crooked, queer little Ian,
which starts on Emma street ant
mnanders through 81 Fort.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
Brought Rluatss.

The lapapese liner America Aaru
arrived yesterday morning from south
American porls bHnaipg sarge Of
e600 ious " pllFaies far The llasailap
Fertilizer werks Tbs llnel deeksd -
lhf 0feanls nhaff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

"Shut up Kissed the chairman
This is no suffragette demonstration
No old hens must butt in"
Just then the Japanese boy appeared
with the morning grain and there was,
rush in his direction.
"Adjourned sine die" announced
the chairman. Eyes front! Single,
columnl March''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
MAUrs LIME CARGO
is A TOTAL LOSS

Tho steamer Maui left Last week Tor
bon usual pon on Hawaii sllh load
u lime among olla tbings, Ca Tee
voyage, which Nas in rough seas, some
seler nae shipped aud slopped Ia nlih
lhe lime. The sallIe earge MAS Do
slrossa, ana The yepsel bad % put haek
y HanslalA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28
sofia In Port

Tho Norwegian siesmshlp sslja az
rived laio yesterday afternoon from
fakohama Nith 1900 tons ~ freight,
The lrssel . disfharslnR through tbs
aRfneY pf lafkfela 4 20 The Yosssl
Nlll plafsea ~ the Coast after as
sharHlna lae
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

"come over here" came bubbling
chorus and the ducks stood up and saw
three turkeys and a corporal's file of
geese reckoning from the bank, while
overhead futtered the most of the
pigeons from the little house ON the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-28

"llelp Hio Grow" the Hawaii Herald slogan and the old ne
Watch lilo Grow" has discarded The change
there have been many watchers aud helpers no
The Bottineau courant., 1909-10-22
II he Home

Many bristle brushes, If merely dus-
ty, can be cleaned in cornmeal.
Keep a bag of sulphur in the bird
cage to drive away lice in the hot
weather.
Ice cream becomes butter If it Is
not allowed to chill before the can Is
turned in the ice.
Do not put milk into cut-glass COB
lets. Milk clouds glass so that it's
original brilliancy cannot be restored.
A small broom made of stiff wire is
convenient for use in cleaning skill
lets. Such brush is easily kept
clean.
When mosquitoes get into the
house heat shovel, pour teaspoon
full of carbolic acid on it and burn.
It kills or drives them out.
To kill feas on a pet dog, if the an
NAL is small, place him in small
bathtub of water and comb the hair
with fine comb. Water browns these
pests.