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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-15
DOS PROYECTOS
De lRR|GAC|0N.
La Compania Eden
Protocola Sus Pa
peles de incorpora-
cion.
ALVIN POTTER QuERELLADO.|
Pide Cambio de Lugar del
Condado de Taos---Sietei
Causas de Asesinato.

The Eden Canal and Power Com
pany, una corporation de, Colorado
protocol6 la semana pasada papelos
de incorporation en- la ofcina del Se-
cretario del Territorio Nathan Jaifa
Los Incorporates y directories son
Edwin 7. Jones y Arthur Pons, de
Denver, y w Con Black, de Aztec.
La capitalization es 81 10000 dividi-
dos en- $1,000, de las cuales 1888, 700
han sido emitidos. La compafiia to-
mara $50 segundospies cdbicos del rio
de Las Animas en- Colorado para regar
40 900 acres en- Colorado y en- 81 con-
dado de San Juan. Nuevo Mexi-
60. Ell trabajo en- o. proyecto ha sido
comenzado El centro de negocios en-
Nuevo Mexico estd en- Aztec, condado
de San Juan, y w. G. Black es desig-
nado como el agente en- Nueyo Me-
xico.
FRoYEcTo DE FERTILIZATION.
FL Ingeniero Territorial v L. Sui
llivan, que sigue agobiado de aplica-
Clones por derechos de aqua en- todas
parties del Tcrritorio. aprob6 La sema-
ma pasada la aplicacion de la Asocia-
Ecion de Usadores de Aqua y de Irriga-
Ecion por mil pies de acre al ano que
seran sacados del Rio Chiquito, con-
dado de Taos, tributario del Ranches
de Taos, que 4 suvez es tributario del
Rio Grande Un nulnero de acequias
van a ser sacadas para fertilizar 4 ,075
acres en- las mercedes de terreno de
Cristobal de la Serna y Ranches del
Rio Grande q un costo de S35, 49S.
CoRTE DE DISTRITO.
Ell gran jurado del Territorio en-
Taos Sc ha puesto q trabaiar, y ha re-
tornado va un ndmero de querellas,
entire las cuales Sc halla una contra
Alvin Potter por Ell asesinato de r.. G.
Pooler. Sc recordara que Pooler, que
era negociante y hoslalero prominente
en- Taos, fue baleado y mnertoa d ira
yes de una ventana, mientras Sc halla-
ba sentado junto q una mesa iugando
| 4 la baraja. No teniendo Potter abo-
gado la corte design0 4 los licencia-
| dos A. B Renehan y 9. 9. Catron la
tarea dc defenderlo. Sc informa que
no menos que siete causas de asesina-
to tienen que ventilarse en- la corte de
distrito del cond ado de Taos,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-15
Tasacion de Ovejas
Y Pago de Ia Ca
pitacion.
MID|ENDO LAS C0RR|ENTEs
Estacion de Medidas Sera|
Establecida a Ia Cabeza
del Canon de Pena Blanca.
TAsAcIoN DE ovEJAs

Hon. j. e. Clark, Superintendcnte Fe-
rritorial de Instruction Pdblica;
Apreciable senor Tengo su carta
de aver en- la que pregunta Al baio "a
seccion 30, del Capitulo II de las leyes
de 1901, las ovejas que pertenecen Y
un residente de un distrito escolar, que
Sc estan pasteandoen otras porclones
del condado, estan sujetas y la sleya
especial de tasaciones en- ell distrito
donde el duefo reside. Yo me inclina-
ria 4 la opinion de que estan sujetas,
81 no fuese por 81 lenguaje explicito
del liltimo parrafo de la seccion AIN
dida, la cual declara que stoda pro-
piedad personal y raiz, sta en- cada
distrito escolar, no de otra manera
exenta por ley, estara sujeta "a ieya
de tres milesimos,y y tambien Ia ieya
del fordo de bonos de dep6sito, y
tambien la leva autorizada por los
directories de escuela 8 cuerpos de
educacion de cada distrito para fines
de esta acta y no mas. Por tanto.
me veo obligado d decir que iinica-
mente la propiedad sita en- 81 distrito
escolar esta srieta 4 la leva del dls-
trito escolar.
Muy spetuosamente,
Firmado) FRANK w. CLANCY
Procurador General,
kN4N1
REcAuDAoIoN DE LA cAPITAcloN.
Hon J. +. Clark, Superintendente Fe-
rritorial de INSTRUCTION Pliblica,
Santa Fe, N. NJ
Apreciable senor: Su carta del ~.
del corriente ha sido recibida Al
paso que la ley guarda silencio en-
cuanto al tempo en- que lar responsa'
bilidad por el pago de capitaclon CO
mienza, sin embargo, como las llstas
de personals asi sujetas deben ser ex-
puestas ell primer laines de Febrero
no puedo yer como un hombre que
tenga menos que veinteun amos az
edad en- ese dia pueda ser propla
mente incluido en- las listas. NO esta
sujeto en- ese tempo bajo Ia ley, y las
listas deben contener soiamente io'
nombres de personas que estian sue
atas. Por 10 tanto, no podria ser obi
gado 4 pagar hasta despues del proxl
mo Enero subsecuente.
No conozco provision de ley que ex
entda 4 sirvientes de los Estados Uni
dos del pago de la capitacion. Yer
dad es que un estado o territorio nc
puede levar impuesto alguno sobre
agencias de los Estados Unidos, perc
un impuesto de capitacion sobre ur
hombre que es residente dentro de-
Territorio no es tai impuesto. Sihu-
biere alguna tentativa para tasar 4
un hombre, como por ejemplo. un Sc
cretario de correo de ferrocarril, tai
tasacion seria invalida.
Muy petuosamente,
FRANK w. CLANCY,
Procurador General.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-15


|pdblicos:
Hon. William Haiden,
East las Vegas N. M.
Apreciable senior. Su sarta del 3
aal cor.;anta KS I. s;,,o .s,o,t,aa !
'on'o - pri,nera opo'su'.iua ~ pa1a
conles'aria rienso ~ pajo e nuss Z
'ey '0ie'7i''e 9 l'o'"'ios P'p'isoe e w
onoiaie7 soh fs4 u''l'u9s ~ iiosa' ~
'es 'Sero ue souo7 pug ao'os onV'a'''
espeo'o 2 uVoa''''','o' ~ Z su"'l u'9t'
ciase' eAcVp'o ~ aue.ios poi ~ oua'os
Id icy proves un ies 'sVry puoi'oo' r's''
eAcepcion pareue ilcluir 'aios uoou-
'ilen'os ooino n'Po'eoas es''''',a 40
ooros ins'rui'5n'os wy a'eoean & V'au-
70 . propieuao raiz' pus7 e ~ p1oseo
para : " sean rs's 'slraoos q ias olo'-
las ue ios res iS'r a0oses ~ Soi''"vo.
oin elnparso. Greg guy = oonse''ur''
cohllig ~ ~ quS serd ihoJor p"in o""i-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-15

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano
Espanol,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-15

suacribanse al Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-15
FRANK w. CLANCY,
Procurador General.
sECREFARIO EN- LA oF1CINA DE TERRE-
NOS TERRITORIAL.

NOS TERRITORIAL.
G.. Mirabal, del condado de Valen-
cia, hermano del Hon. Silvestre Mira
bal, miembro de la camara de Repre-
sentantes de la Trig6sima Octava
Asamblea Legislative, ocupo 81 lunes
pasado 81 puesto de secretario de re-
gistro bajo el comisionado de terrenos
r. F. Eryien Ell J0ven viene bien re-
comendado y su nombramiento es un
reconocimiento de los j6venes natiyos
que son competentes para puestos Off
ciales y son sobrios, industriosos y
capaces.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-15

r. 7. Hardy, de Santa Cruz, en- la
parte norte del condado de Santa Fe,
protocol6 81 lunes en- la oiicina del In
geniero Territorialu una aplicacion por
40 pies cdbicos por segundo del rio de
Santa Cruz para una planta de $4,000
que suministre potencia Dc 1000 ca
ballos.
George T. Lambert, de Dorsey, con-
dado de Colfax, aplico por aqua del
Arroyo de la Tinaja; M Marcelino de
Liberty condado de San Juan, aplico
por las aguas de creciente del West
Water Arroyo, para regar 10 acres,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-15
NDTAR|0S DE8EN
LLEVAR R[G|STR0,
Ciertas Excepciones
En- docunentos a re-
gistrados.
APuCACIONEs POR Aqua.
Protocolo de Papeles de In
corporation del Vale de-
Mesilla

El procurador general Frank WI
Clancy ha escrito la siguiente opinion
sobre que lleven registro los notarios
pdblicos:
Hon. William Haiden,
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1909-05-15

Thomas P. Gable, guardian de caza
" pesca, recibi6 81 lunes pasado doce
aplicaciones de Residences de Colorado
por licencias para pescar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
HONOLULU AWAITING
FAIRBANKS ARRIVAL

Honolulu, April o. via san Francisco,
April l5.-Foruor Vice President q. w.
Fairbanks. accompanied by his wife
and daughter are expected TO arrive
hero April % and remain until Iay H..
on their Way so Japan. They win be
heartily welcomed and Hospitality enc
tcrtainod during their stay.
Admiral luchi and his officers were
the guests 90 Capt. Recs, C1mmandaut
OF The naval station. yesterday ON %
"trip 90 Pearl hlrbor and afterwards
az luncheon az the University club.
The Hawaiian Irrigation company has
ulatod am issue Of "a million dollars to
construct a vast irrigation ditch on
mo Island Of Hawaii by which water
for humlnE and Irrigation viii be
brought 60 several well establish PLAN
tluous
'rhc Mani Association OF ConErc ga
Naual churches has disfcuoUshipUod the
Eog. John Hihio ana tho Rev. John
KaIno. Won known native pastors
Tho customs authorities arc taking
precautions AGAINST tho rccurIesecncl
of opium smuggling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
MOST REMARKABLE
SERIES OF GRIMES
Sons of Murdered Man Fight Duel
With Murderers and Kill
Both of Them.
TWO BROTHERS IN QUARREL,
Mother Attempts 10 stop IL, Is shot
Two Brothers Fight Win Knives
Over Girl, One Being slain.

Chalco. Ncx, April ga moss rec
markable series OF crimes in which
the principals were brothers have oc-
Cured in this district in the last two
days
The first tragedy was O double duel
with pistols between Enrique and Al
berto Gonzales on one side. and Lore
20 and Anselmo Tamariz on tho other.
The latter two were killed. They had
murdered the father of the Gonzales
boys The Gonzales brothers armed
themselves and found the murdereri
az the market Shooting commence =
Immediately and the Tamariz brothers
fell dead The slayers fed to the hillsi
but one was captured.
Germano and Antonio Mezu Quarrelcd
over o. bowl OF pulquc and opened IRE
on each other with Tcvolvcrs. Their
mother attempted 20 stop the Tight
and was fatally wounded. Antonio
was also fatally wounded.
In the Juchitepec district two bro
theirs. Fernando and Cayeano de La.
/ rosa quarreled over tho affections OF
"a girl and fought a duel With knives.
| Cayctano being killed, his brother q
knife almost disembowcling him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
BULLS WHEAT
RECEIVE SETBACK
Suddenly and PreCipitateIy, With
out Any Warning, Prices Be-
gan Topping Over.
PATTEN BOUGHT FURIOUSLY.
Through Telephone Could be Heard
shouting. BUY a Hundred July.
Take a Thousand september"

Chieago, April 1l--1'he purchases ot
jones a. Patten and immediate gss1-
cates during the final - minutes OF to-
days session OF the board OF trade was
approximately 100000 bushels OF May,
July and September wheat.
Chicago, April 15.-Whelt bulls re-
celved a setback today on the board
when the prices toppled preolpitately.
July tumhled an extreme 4s cents.
May ga and September 3is Patton
bought furiously an along the line and
the close showed reaction averaging
something over a cent.
The market was nervous an day
Favorable reports from Illinois and
Missouri as @ the growing crop lei
To steady selling Of September whaa-
was further encouraged by o. o cent
drop OF winnipeg where it was report
ed exporters were rc-scllIug wheat 3ur-
chased Tor the European market. The
Northwestern markets we've weak all
day.
Prices here, however with the cAcep-
ton ~ September held up until near
che close. May and july both ce.aU-
i'sheJ new high records, thus MuIutaln-
ing their record OF having risen consist
entity 90 O. new high level each trading
! day FOR a fortnight May. Ou % very
nervous market rose IN 1897 ana July
| 90 l19's. September igd the bTc4k fJr
after selling 90 loss tae bear forces
made "a terrific smash at tue market
and forced September back Oh l0jf..
May dropped 90 1865 40 t.wn, and
/ July rcccdod 90 f1ie. Ont u the core
| Iiior az tho Western Union blliJuE
J wherein aro situated the offices oi
| James a. Patton. tho leading bull -n1
| sound % "a high pitched voice talking
| into "a telephone could Doe heard.
"Buy a hundred July Buy 200 July
! Take thousand September
iu the NornaculaT of the trade "huu'
| drcds" means hundreds az thou =lnds
! A small crowd. hearing the voice. gath.
cred. "Pauens supporting d. hos try
ing to check the slump ran thg conn
ment.
over iu the turbulent cxcltsI PIT th,
high voice at the telephone WAS re
| noctel Prices topp1u-8u,
| then r0b0urdod. But the loss was amy
| thing but completely recovered desplt
ths voice crying BUY buy buy
May 40 tho close SOLD O. 1874 Nl-t
July at ll5sNi5A, and September O.
l0tit. These prices showed net l0s
| from last night of l41fs for May -'
/ Tor July aud -4G2h flr september
Nj rltlCu stated thar h'. position
3s to crop and market conditions hH
not lhaurnl since. DIS Interview WIt
! Che A s1riateI Press yesterday. III
| which Do justified h.s HIar Hr OBJ
law ot supply and demand.
CAUSE OF DROP
Sow York. April lg.-A lemuaHz.
break iu Tho wheat market this AFTER
noon Nss rvcIpitatCd by drop Cd
moro than 6 cents o. busha' at Wun.po.
May wheat sold on ga cents ffum th
early high point 90 lnh with Jul
breaking 3h cents ana sold a7 low "a
l2l#.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
BATTLING AGAINST
EVILS OF SOCIALISM

New York. April 15.-Ilow tho Ma
toual Civic federation is opposing So
cialisn ia this country was told by Seth
Low. former president Of columbia uni
veIsity. i'm the course Of an address
last night before the members Of the
National Metal Trade association.
do YOU know" he said, that there
are Sunday schools IN this city whore
Socialism is taught 20 little children
Their literature is in our battleships
and circulates i'm our army, urging de-
sertion and mutiny. But we are doing
what we can to cOuntcract that pro-
uaganda. We began this az tho re-
uest OF the labor leaders In the fedora.
tiOn
"Such men as Nj. Gompors and MI.
Mitchell have been fighting Socialism
Bon their labor union for years"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
NEW YORK FLOODED
WITH COUNTERFEIT SILVER

New York. April l5.-Secrct service
agents stationed here are making every
rffurt o. trace 20 their source thousands
Of counterfeit Quarters ana half-dollars
recently put IN circulation and offering
no indications Of spurIousness other
than "a certain dCadness 90 their ring
The coins arc perfect 90 the eye aud
touch. but the alloy used IN their com
position makes them easy 81 detection
by car. Those engaged in paming them
or. however. chooso such times and
places as renders their submission t0
Inc sound tcst unnractcabif. A great
many, according 10 the secret service
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
- no.E.nIckE pERArE.

MuuauEae. April la.-pr samuel
D.cHe refuses u letter t1 change
thc question for the uczt Hoso-pickIe
debate 60 allow Mayor Rose the opening
and closing
n feel that % is NOT exactly courteous
ON Col pickIc'a rlrt Hald Che mayor.
"Ho was accorded thn opening ana
closing in the N 81 debate. and although
thora was M distinct understanding
maj in case of another debate the
question should De- rover "a. I believe
fntt BE- would uc Un more tfau la.r
ll mako tnc change.
.AW L com thr ufa'r ono Indeed
D have g.T,u u1 Thought 90 ,lat uIopo-
sIuhl.
IThr debate o. scheduled 10 take place
.u Ch,caE1 ou Ft.dsN April 30,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
PRICE OF FLOUR
CONTINUES TO SOAR

columbus. Ohio, April 15.--Tho price
OF -four continues 20 sOar ina sympathy
with the advancing tendency Of wheat
markets. columbus millers today put
tbe price up soc per barrel for winter
wheat -four ard the market is now
quoted hero az s.. This advance makes
% gain OF 81 per barrel here in tho past
10 days.
Job6ers say the price WIN so 20 80 be-
fore the close Of this year
AIllers throughout Ohio complain OF
the difficulty 10 get sufficient wheat 10
keep their mills running and come OF
them are running only on short time.
The bakers here are now confronted
with the problem of either raising tho
price OF the loaf or reducing the size,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
DID SULTAN
START MUTINY?
1t is Said There is Good Reason
To Believe That He Was
Organizer of 1t.
cONSTANTINOPLE is QUIET
New Ministry is Very Prompt in Max
ing Removals and Following
Them With Appointments.

Berlin. April 1.-THE local Anzcir
gc.. today published a Constantnople
dispatch in which the correspondent
Says there Is good reason to believe
that the sultan himself organized the
military mutlny. There are many
methods Of communication between
Yildiz Kiosk and tho mutinecrs. Mah-
moud Mukar declared at the palace
yesterday that if full powers were
conferred upon him he would soon
make short work Of tho mutineers.
This statement was communicated 20
the sultan. who at once caused Nah
moud TO be imprisoned.
NEW MINISTRY AT WORK.
Constantlnople. April 15.--The turk
ish capital Is again assuming its nor
NAL aspect and there is this morning
little outward evidence Of the politi-
cal Torment that has marked the pre-
Nious two days
The new ministery has promptly re-
moved Yaver Pasha from the COM
membership of the First army corps
and given this post 10 Nazlm Pasha.
Nazim Pasha was minister Of war for
q brief period prior 10 the fan of the
Klamil cabinet and tho malcontents
among Tho troops have urged his re-
appointment 20 this post He Is O.,
popular and able officer and the COM
mand given him today will in all like
lihoOd be q stepping stone 10 his rec
turn to the ministry II is believed
his appointment will have a very good
/ effect toward restoring order and dis
/ ciplino in the army.
| Isman kimal Bey. tho new president
/ OF the chamber Of deputies and pro-
/ visional leader Of tho Liberal Union
! was received by tho sultan IN audience
| today. His majesty. I'm the course OF
/ the conversation declared emphaticalll
| that the future welfare of tho countr,
made necessary q strict Observance OF
| the principles OF the constitution lI
! conformity with the Sheri law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15

.ho,cis Tbcy walked over into me
north west part of the grounds Wn.ie
ncv. ovonuc has been laid out. lhel,
VOC plenty of holes dug and ueee s.'
ln 4o tne celebration threw OFT ON i'i"l
.tItIas and thc officials went 90 M"ih'
Those who planted tefs along ,'o
avenue were. Charles 5 ilh-'Hf
rotary OF state. Adjutaut-Gcnel ~
A. WcdgWood. col GeoIB' y. SUI" "A,
G.. A. GLACIER state lanh ,Na.' l . ~
ID raudand OF ~. Pleasant, m'mu,. "'
tha stlte lHud hoard uf comm. -.'t
ers. STATE senator g. d. Ma hs' l'''
Auditor Jssse r. JcWkcs. Arthur flalH
warden Of the state prison Al'l 80
Aibrrt r. Barnes. survey or-'eheI el
Tbomas Hull. Edward II. talis,er, ,ol,
loctor ~ informal rcYenuo. llH'i
farson. state food and DAIRY e"inh,ie
sIoner. q r. Fick Justice t,
supreme court. j. Golden hl'-"'''
IA Rove. James IT. Hammond NI
Gvde Tnecy. Dr o. rs. Beatty. d. D..
Afrhib1ld. state rapr0sDutauN. oi SUM
nt county. a. T.. Lawson score 1l' l'
the state superintendent "i p.'.
.friicfiou. and james I. IHIh'i. .t'
e.nlrtr OF state Ropuui'iu .luua
There ucIe % number 1i nee. iIl.'',
bv thc new snapper rour"s' ni'Nl'.' '''N
/ he "a total of % trees 100 il.
GOVERNOR spHf COPS EAST.
Governor spry left before an th'
tr.cs were planted. TIE leaves lol
! Chicago this afternoon. ito le solnl
/ there on business
Including The spectators ihtie Were
/ about 100 persons pres ni curing tn'
I ceremonies Several of an. ufuciilh were
] Recommended hy their wives ANA
I lrIonds They an uaikoI pop 90 tnts
/ Grounds ana thou TOOK s.raft ears bach
about noon sflel. enc tse-pl1niinE iao
| been nulahcl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
THREE MEN KILLED
BY GAS EXPLOSION

Falrm1ut. W. H.. April IA Gas cz-
rI0aIon occurred todav az the no. 2
shaft miro 90 tic George Greek Coal 81
Iron company ut Pennington, seven
miles from here Three minors ore
known fo bH dead.
1mnieaiateIv following the explosion
tho mine caught fire. Dense smoke f.
coming from tho mouth. D. .i- HnlQ, move
.rol. 40 thc miners AnNe been account
90 fUI
Three mine Workera aN fHreiFn rf.
voro killed. They were tle only men iu
Ihc miuc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
eRlFFlN-YANeER BOUT
POSTPONED FOR A WEEK

New York April 1.-THE 10 round
hout between Charles Griffin inc Aus.
trslIan champion, and Benny 1anse
cr chicago. which was 10 have been
fourht al the Whiriwind Athletic .,ll lt'
tonight. has been postponed Tor a wee"
40 enable the club % remodel the o'N-
Ing arena
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
30 KILLED IN NITRO
GLYCERINE FACTORY

/; sullivan, Ind, April l5.-The
/! nitro Rlycerino factory at
I Goodin. ILL.,, across the Wabash
!. river from this place, was de-
Z stroyed By an explosion this aft
: oruoOn. and IL IS reported 80 men
3 were killed
/: Details are lacking The oN-
/. plosion occurred at O'Clock and
i the shock could be felt for 80
!. miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
NELsoN.McFARLAND BOUT.

New York. April Jimmy Coffroth,
manager Of the Colma Athletic club.
who Yesterday matched Jack Johnson
and stanley Krtchell for a fight, VIII
leave today for Chicago where he VIII
meet Battling Nelson and Packy Nc
Farland tomorrow to secure their size
natures for s. round bout az Colma
on July g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
ARMENIANS ARE
BEING MASSACRED
Now in Progress at Mersina, a
Seaport Of Asia Minor on
The Mediterranean.
TROUBLE is NOT POLITICAL
Not Connected With UphcaVal at Con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Appeal To
COnsul- for Help.

coustsntiuoplc. April l5.-- A massa-
ere OF Armenians IS in progress today
al Nrersina. seaport Of Asia Minor
on tho Mediterranean.
Enraged az the murder OF two Mos
lens by an Armenian and the fact that
the assassin was not aDprehended' the
Nohanmedau population OF Mersina
which counts total OF 10000 inhae-
itantg. took the law into its own hands
and attacked The Armenian quarter
Tho Christian communities OF MGR
slna are appealing to the consuls mere
Tor help. - ... ,.,,ro-
scented M Mcrsina.
Tho trouble at Mersina is in no way
connected with the political upheaNal
an ConstantinOple Of the last TWO aaN r.
n Involves q rccrudcscence or inc ~ I,
,neniou question. which 80 religious anu
racial and has nothing 90 do WIN the
internal policies Of Turkey -.
There have been several h .,..ll
movements against Armcniana in lui-
L., durinc mo last IL months. nota-
htv NJ Veriau- Shehr and Ragdad lae'
October and religions Tioting TOOK
nloco M SMYRNA in January ana IN
II@rs,,Isar1 iu February 81 this year.
1fcIFina h. 36 miles by rail southe3tssli
~ the city of Adna. II counts o'eV
Nohammedans and some 5,o00 CIir's
fans II has % station or SYNOD o'
/ reformed Presbyterian church 10 NOT
America and am out-stauoh "i tl'
/ I~,,ric9r hoard of commissioners 20.
/ fo-eirn missions The records OF lso
| sho,g that Fcy O. A. Dodds, roy
! n ]. Dodds and Miss Evandna NJ
storrit wore stationed 40 Molsina-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-15
IoWHS ANTl-SAL0ME
LAW NOW IN FORCE

D1s Maugs. "a. April 1r--Today's
I0vu's lnu.s1I1me dance law went iI-
90 snrrt THo IlW was signed by tho
governor auI provides ono aud "a Gan
sCut.uD. |"r ans ono cue4glug bon au.
obscene Indecent. immoral and impure
drama play exhibition. SHOW. OOH cutor-
tammcrU' THO enforcement of tho
law ls Ieft 90 Jhe sAQlns gul To Ilg
police ut Ono state