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El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-25

le 1909. 81 no son reclamadas dentro
lie dos seran mandates q la
de cartas muertas en- Washing
Abil. Lola 3.
Alrie, Jr., Mr.. Pete.
Anaya. Mr.. Crecencio.
Baca, Mr.. fl. G.
Blackwell. Mr.. Ollie.
Cameron, Mr.. a.
Cameron, Mr.. Dan.
Casaus, Mr.. Jacobo M.
Contreras. ST., Abraf,.
Cook, Mrs.
Erman. Prudencia.
Gallegos. Mrs. Martin.
Garcia, Miss Domitila.
Garcia, Miss Virginia.
Gomez. Mr.. Ramon.
Goodrich, Mr.. G.
Harris. Mrs. Ruth.
Hays. Mrs. Jessie.
Heaten, Mr.. Johnnie.
Hrlie, Bessie.
Jones. Miss Myrtle.
Justice, Mr.. G. H.
Lobato, Mr.. Jacobo.
Long, Mr.. w. D.
Lopes. Miss Jsefta.
Lucero, Miss Frances.
Lucero, Birginia.
Mcbride, Mr.. Ira.
McCallum, Miss Lenora.
McCracken, Mr., Roy.
Mackey, Mrs. Irene.
McKinty, Mr.. Joseph.
McManus. G. l..
Madrid, Pablita.
Martinez, Miss Refugito.
Martinez, Miss Marillita
Medina, Mr.. Mariana Cruz.
Mendoza, or, On. Braulio.
Mick, Mr.. f. A, CD.
Muller, Mr.. Tom.
Muniz. Mr.. YstalIc
Ortega, Miss Tereza, CD.
Owens, Mr. G. =.
Poncho, Onofre.
Pruett, Mr., w. I.
Romero, Howard.
Sweet, Mr.. Edward.
Tafoya, Mr.. Mabricio.
Watkins, Mrs. G. G.
Weaver. Miss Gertrude.
Wheeler, Mrs. Geo.
Whitman. Mrs. w. H.
Williams, Thos. e. ca.
Williams. Mrs. Eva.
All pedir estan cartas sirvase deci
81 son sanunciadas1 0 no.
s. B. GRIMSHAW,
Estafetore
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-25
Hotel Coronado
6 LUpE HERRERA. L.propictario.
SANTA 4. avEvo MEXICO.
DEL HssTAuRANrE CORONADO.

Hsra 81 Trabajo de- cocIns % ahora ~
81 Coronado Is d luoar donde va. Poe
SIS c~sntavos, 81 ests ciudad. \ breve orcs
/ Il Carte. probadnos. So g~arantlxa aatIs'a~~,
EN- -NNEcc HAY PLEAS AMuE1LAD,
[ do sur Is IA Plaza 222 Calls dc ean
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-25
Suscribanss al Npevo Mexicano.

Is u mejor Pera6dno pubicado en- el Idioma Espanol en- u Terrtorio a.
Nuevo Mexico contiene todas las notciaa locales, trrioriaes ) nacona.
es suscricion 81 50 d ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-25

INSTITUTE MILITAR DE NUEvO MEXICO
ROSWELL, NUEvo MEXICO,
Ia Escuela Militar Dc Nuevo Mexico Establecida y
Sostenida por 81 Territorio
Seis instructores varones, todos graduados de colegios afamados
del oriente, edifcios nueyos y TODD 81 moviliario y equip0 moderno
y complete: calentudos con vapor, alumbrados de gas; oanos oorAs
de BguA y todas las comodidades -
La session en- tres perfodos de trece semanaa cada uno. nosr-.
es una localidad notable por 81 aaiubridad, BOO pies sobre q
nivel del mar; ben provista de aqua; genie exceente
Observation-Disclosures JsHa W. M Reed, B. > Hamilton, "
Lea J IA Cahoon. Para mas pormenores uirtjanseA
FL CORoNLJ. w, WILSON,
Superintendent
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-25
L,srA De cARrAs ArRAsxDxs'

Lista de cartas que estan sin recla-
mar en- la estafeta de Santa re N. IA
por la semana que acabo Diciembre IS,
de 1909. 81 no son r~eclamadas dentro
de dos seran mandadas 4 la
ofcina de cartas muertas en- Washing
ton.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-25

WHINING o'@"~F
Amended Location Notice, II snsst
Agreement OF Publisher, - MEEK
Proof or Labor. IL sheet.
Notice Mining Location, ~ sheet
Placer Mining Location. - sp<et.
Title Bond OF Mining Property.
|sheot.
Mining Deed, IL sheet.
Mining Lease. ~ sheet.
Coal peclatory Statement, - sheet
Coal Declaratory Statement with
Power Of an Attorney, Non-minere
liz sheet.
IAfndayit and Corroborating Non-m1n
leral Afldavit. IL sheet
Notice OF Rigl TO Water. - meet
Forfeiture or Publishing Out "a NC
Ice. IA sheet
Afidavit Of Assessment, ~ sheet.
stock Blanks
BIZ OF Sale--Animaas Bearing ven
doris Recorded Brand, "A sheet
Bin OF sale In Books OF 70 blanks, ~
cents per book.
Bill Of saie-Animais not nearint
evndor's Recorded Brand. IA sheet
Bill Of Sale--Range Dehvsry, -
sheet.
Bill Of Salo, - sheet.
Authority 70 Gather, Drive a Hall
IDLE Animals Bearing Owners hecoro'
Led Brand, IL sheet
Authority to Gather, Drive ana nAn
lie Animals Not Bearing Owners hec'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-25
sU BUENA DISPOSITION

Sc transa u q nesodo general bancaro In en- todos ss raEos Prsstamos Dc
"a bso los terminos mas svuabes sobre todss Glasses de segundad personal
collateral. compra J vende bopos } ss sea p todos los mercados por sus pare
PaiAnos compra ' vsnds Gamble douesttcc ' eztrangero y hace tssnserfniens
To- de- dinsro pr teIegrafo . sodas parties del nuudo cvfHsado scbrs tsrninos
tan lib srahs com sol dados pr caaiquier agencia sansmtudos pubhca . pt
yada. InMres concedido sobre depohtos en- tempo . razor d ses pr cento
por ano. sobre U = termino de- sells neseso IN anc Sc bacs Adeianto liberal
] constguamtentos . animsies J producns ri Danco sjecuts todas las orde
ues de- ii psarocrnadores en- Ia Inca bancartA, SCI esmers - extsnderles hMa
misnto liberal IN sodos respecsos. j - consistsnss col ssgurdad ! los principle
sondos bar carlos. Sc saaunan cajonss ssgurcs pra dsposisos Rsspssnossmsn
Socnio del publiec
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-25

Los versos oe arriba fueron por su
plica, t~raducidos libremente del orr
ginal ingles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
THEORY AND CONDITION
Democratic Position on Tariff As pj,v
 nosed in Texas.

From the San Antonio Express.
 In the United States senate there a-, democrats who favor protection on ce, tain raw materials, both for protection,s sake and for revenue, though disclsim. ing any indorsement of or sympatby with the protective principle. They say in effect, that if protective duties are to be levied they desire to have some of the benefits of it, and therefore they insist upon having certain products O, industries in which their constituents are interested to have their full share of protection.
 There are other democrats, as Mr Culberson says, who are protectioniSs and in full sympathy with the republ can theory of protection, and other den ocrats who are free traders and opposed to any form of protection, incidental Or otherwise, or to any custom duty lev jed for any other purpose than for the revenue it will produce. This latter class of democrats would like to see for. eign trade practically unrestricted and dependence for revenue sufficient for the needs of government placed upon in ternational sources, probably to include an income tax, inheritance tax, stamp tax, and possibly other forms of taxa tion that would be burdensome and ez asperating.
 These, according to MT. Culberson, do not represent the democratic party's DO sition more than do the protectionistS as that party stands for revenue tar if which must necessarily involve some degree of protection incidental to the revenue duty. MT. Culberson is on rec ord as being opposed to discrimination against raw materials in the levying Of duties, while favoring finished products That is presumably the democratic DO sition, and it is certainly the senapH one for those who represent the mtet ests of the producers of the raw mater ials. whether classed as protection 0 free trade democrats, the difference os ing that between a theory and a eOn"' tion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
EDIsON'S CONCRETE HOUSE

Thomas A. Edison, 1t is announced, has about completed his plans for the cheap concrete houses which he promised a year ago, and if the statements made are true, he will more than keep his promise It will be possible to build of concrete for $1 200 each houses that would cost at least $10,000 if stone were used in the con- struction; but they must be built in blocks.
 The Edison plan calls for a house p by 30 feet, with eight-foot front porch and three-foot back stoops. Each house will contain six rooms and bath, with cellar under entire building to contain boiler, wash-tubs and coal bin. Walls, roof, porches, bath tub and laundry tubs will all he of re-enforced concrete. Only the doors, win dows and frames will be of wood. There will be no plaster finish.
 Mr. Edison says it will be possible for every workingman to own his own home or occupy a separate house; that it will take four days to set up the molds, six hours to pour in the con crete, four days more for the concrete to harden and four days to remove the molds-less than a fortnight to finish the house. The cast-iron molds to be used to begin extensive building will cost $25, ,000, and the concrete plant will cost $15,000 more, so that it will be necessary to in- terest capitalists in the work.
 The Wizard" has done much for the better ment of the world by his many inventions, but if his cheap homes plan is successful 1t will be the crowning work of his life, for it will benefit the hundreds of thousands of families in modest circumstances, and go far toward relieving the congestion in the cities.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
PATrEN's WHEAT coRNrn
Trader Gives People Two Blows wA...
 Nature Strikes Once.

From the New York American
 MT Patten of Chicago, commen,,, on the terrible, hunger.omsnaa notch wheat price. says he told
 "see," he says, II am w,.o- :, ~ the rest of mankind, but m, ,s susH Considering the prospective crop ss .S.s age in Iowa and elsewhere. f. ,s V'' IVY made plain that the sl.5o wb.,. nOs act of God.'' 70 Sa
 This senseless gambler, as unds, pid as he is over-shrewd, canpo, r.. through his head that the miIliors ~ have gone into his private purse ;r 'sS' n wheat deal havs been sucked oH. Nae s the lean pockets of the poor. VI
 With all his preternaturaI su,- he has not wit enough to See .ba, i, gets money without producing anv,,,t n us there must be other people somevh.-s who are underpaid and underfed
 The looters who steal house fprn,,r. in advance of sweeping contapra,,o. are moral purists compared with M' Patten.
 They savs for themselves what n, ture would have destroyed. Blu, N, Patten is like a man with petrolerr, can, adding his private deviltrv ,o . natural calamity.
 He takes advantage of his foreAnov, edge that bread is going to be dear :, make it dearer still.
 An honest merchantmen is one v,o helps mankind to bear the shocks o. nature.
 But base and dishonest trader pivss the people two blows where naturs strikes once.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
Reflections of q Bachelor Girl
By Maude Marie

In the journey of modern life love is just the accommodation train, marriage little way station, and divorce the final destina- tion.
 A man seldom proposes in the first minute of inspiration; he waits until the last mo- ment of desparation-whe there is nothing else left for him to do.
 Beware of the love-moth Now is the time of the year when married man should keep his heart on ice and a married woman should put her vanity away in cold storage.
 Disappointment in marriage doesn't con sst so much in not getting all you expected as in getting such lot of things you didn t expect.
 Never despair of becoming a mans ideal wonan-just wait until he is married to an- other woman.
 Even in the time of Marc Antony the pre- vailing masculine attitude seems to have been "I love my 'wife-but oh, you Girlie!"
 married man gets no time to rest be- cause he has to spend half his life convincing his wife that he didn t do the things which he spent the other half in doing.
 Love by any other name would be just the same old mixture of vanity, passion, selfish ness, curiosity and novelty.
 Alas! Many benedict turns out to be any thing but benediction!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

ness for home rule should ponder over these figures from the insurance companies. If he is from New York he will discover that the per capita of insurance distribution in Arizona dur ing the year 1908 was 63 per cent greater than
 in the Empire state. If from Pennsylvania he will find that 58 per cent more insurance money was distributed in Arizona per capita than in his own state; and if from cultured Boston he will learn that Arizonans received an even 50 per cent more per man than was paid out in wealthy old Massachusetts. And lest some ig- noramus get in with his hammer the Silver Belt wishes to call attention to the fact that the death rate in Arizona during the year 1908 was lower than that of any state in the union.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
TEuToN "DRUMMER" ACTIVE
Kaiser Backs Every German Effort "
 obtain Trade.

From the Boston Transcript.
 Because Cuba will purchase the rln'' for the Cuban army in Germany '" need not conclude that the kaiser is PiS noting a ''conspiracy" in the OA.D bean. He is pleased to see an Uiu~ placed in Germany which might ns- gone to the United States, and 1t IS OIl natural that he should be. He llAnA.. backs with all his prestige every ,,., S man effort to obtain trade. HIS pOaS' is well known, and entirely respe''%D.] But our real competitor is not tne A~ ser, except so far as he secoaas 'D' terprisa of German traders our ", petitor is the German "drunm"' who is tireless, tactful ana "HN' more, trained. Amer
 Throughout South and cenIal A - ., ica, and in the West Indies, an SiI' ,,no drum,ners from "the fatherland V" speak the language of the county .,s which they exhibit their wares !, o pushing for business. TIC i ,r their intelligent energy is seen Ter. great expansion of German uSo'' .,uu. man houses follow the German s,,A mer. German steamers, suOS'u ~ n, bring German goods direct !" ', us leading ports to the southwark 0 ~A,s
 One of the congressional parry ,,s,,e has just returned from tour O' s s .hs, tion. of the, Panama canal noNs ,op, many if not most of the ieaa-ns D,,s Op mercial and banking estaonsnu uns the isthmus were German. ip',s ,r,rslist others still retaining Spanish ,,upss or American signs, which are .. .ss by German clerks. ThrouSnS u West Indies so far as he ooSe, ,pys his return journey, "the oeiiH --.v Q sion," was a fact, or on the wy ward becoming one.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
ARIZONA'S PROUD POSITION

The volume of business transacted by the life insurance companies of this country very uniquely and to satisfactory degree of accur acy measures the wealth and thrift of the peo pie in the respective states and territories of Uncle Sam's domain. It also broadly speaks of solidity in the composition of citizenship
 While the Silver Belt has not the figures at hand showing the amount of insurance carried in the different states and territories, the h. surance Press gives summary of the distribu- tions of the life insurance organizations oper ating in the United States and Canada for 1908, which places Arizona in very creditable light before the world It would not be fair to presume that distributions by the insurance companies are evenly divided and that the ratio of distribution and insurance actually in force is about the same in one locality as another population considered. The same percentage of distribution on the per thousand of insurance in force would perhaps be the same in one local ity as another; but the amount of actual insur ance in force can be more accurately measured by the thrift and prosperity of the people in the different localities and not by census fig ures giving the population of the different states and territories In this connection 1t is interesting to note that Arizona in the matter of distribution during the year mentioned leads
 Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming, proving that there is more life insurance in force here than in any of the states and territories named The distribution figures are as follows.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

This is a showing that every patriotic Ari- zonan should be proud of. The figures signify thrift prosperity and intelligence. The igno- rant and ndolent are not patrons of insurance companies and where the conflict is on with the wolf at the door there is very little money ex- pended in protection or investments of this character. Census figures on population accen- tuate Arizonas proud position in this insur- ance showing. The last official figures of the population of the states and territories under discussion are as follows:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
MORNING SMILES
4 Lady Explorer

Wife went on an exploring trip Through hubby's vest. It seems she found a poker chip, You know the rest. A lecture followed; take my tip, One of her best. Explorers all explore, you know; As well they may, Secure their data, which they stow In neat array. And then a-lecturing they go. It is their way.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

Fifth in the list, so far as population is con- cerned, but first in the list stands Arizona when measured by intelligence, thrift and general prosperity--that is what the figures show and that is what the figures mean. Arizona is cer- tainly quality commonwealth, and the quality is of very high and unusual character. The astute easterner who questions our prepared
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
Details Wdnted

''That fellow works in his office every night Bound to get ahead, chi"
 ''I don't know" answered the wise citizen ''Does he toll nights because his work is heavy or because he spends his days discussing bait ing averages and pennant prospects9"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

Belt is to secure and publish the news no mat ter what the cost, and the people are not slow to recognize the enterprise and give the desired support without placing the publishers in the role of beggars or solicitors of alms
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
4 Side-aUalk Scene.

- All the world,'' remarked the reflective man, ''is a stage"
 ''Just so," chimed in the brisk man, 'and I'm the press agent for star hair restorer. Can l sell you bottle?"
 He could, and did
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
Quite So

''I see those exclusive cars for ladies on the New York elevated were not a success.'
 "No; they weren't exclusive enough. Indi- vidual cars would be the thing"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
Not Eractly

''I see lot of actors are going to help har- vest the Kansas wheat crop.''
 "Well, they'll find day in wheat field ain't no twenty minute sketch''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
Tue Usual Kind

"Yes; we've bought landed estate for my daughter"
 "What sort of an estate is it?'
 "It's improved with one castle and incum- bered with one duke.'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
The Go Together

''Use headwork, urged the manager of the department store.
 ''Yes, sir,'' said the salesman.
 "For instance, if lady buys some lawn it ought to be easy to sell her some hose"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

The truth of the matter is we must plead for safe and sane July or July this year. July will fall on Sunday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

We are moved to pious hope, nevertheless, that Mr. Roosevelt will leave few animals in Africa for future sportsmen to operate upon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

American humor lacks subtlety,' says An drew Lang. Mir. Lang must not think we always lay it on with slap-stick.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

If those New Workers really want the colonel to run for mayor, somebody ought to start an argument seeking to prove that he could not hold down the job properly if elected
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

Senator Lodge says trusts are myths Is anything real?" inquiries the Pittsburg Dis patch. Yes, indeed; Senator Lodge is very real
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

It seems to be true that the Lord tempers the wind. Now, there is Senator Aldrich; he is not an orator, but he does not need to be.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

Abdul Hamid has surrendered $5,000,000 to the new Turkish government. Of course, he does not care what happens now.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

Evidently, the Young Turks are operating rather extensively on the somewhat ancient but admittedly effective theory that dead reaction aries start no backward movements.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

Wooden legs to be tariff taxed, too! This is calculated to make small but highly respecta- be section of our population hopping mad
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

All the newspapers are praising the Seattle woman who drove burglar from her house with baseball bat Indeed, she seems to have scored quite hit
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

London is in considerably more of futter nowadays, it seems, than Boston was some eleven years ago, when it feared modern Span ish armada was about to blow it off the map
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

It is disputed that the colonel recently killed "a heretofore unknown animal" There is all ways room in the Ananias club for one more, oi course.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

A Chicago plumber won 5000 as a result of the Patten wheat operations. What the plumber loses by dull business in the summer luck cheer fully makes up for him, apparently.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04
AN UNUSUAL PROPOSITION

AN UNUSUAL PROPOSITION A newspaper published in neighboring city md striving hard for recognition in Globe, to the business men of this city very unusual proposition, and one freightc with more pure effrontery than sound bushes sense or ordinary prudence. The newspaper i question: through its agents, is representing he local business men that it has secured tn services of man in this city to furnish Glob lews to the sheet in questions that the salar paid IS considerable in excess of the subscriI ion receipts of the aforesaid paper in this vic nity, and that a monthly donation will be neces ,ary if Globe is to shine forth in the column ,f this comparatively obscure newspaper. On )f the strongest business men in Globe brand his overature as downright, offensive gall of ype that should not be countenanced by the bus ness interests of this city and suggests tha concerted action be taken to check imposition ,f this kind.
 ''The Silver Belt" said the business man in question, ''publishes all the news of the world, fresh from the wire thirty
 six hours in advance of this offending pa
 
 CT for Globe and the great Globe district.
 In fact, the Silver Belt was boosting for
 Globe long before there was anything of town here and when the promoters were forced to go down in their pockets to pay
 the bills of getting out the paper. In re- aity, it is my firm belief, that the Silver
 Belt has done more and is doing more for the development of the Globe district
 than any other one factor in the city. l know the ins and outs of the Silver Belt
 business, and 1 want to say that the young men operating it are working night and day for its success and are en- titled to the undivided support of the bus mess men and people generally of Globe. 1 am in position to state that the oper
 ating expenses of the Silver Belt are slightly in excess of $150 per day, every day i'll the year, and this money is turned loose right here in Globe and quickly gets back into the tills of the business men. Operating large business myself, want to state right now that Globe business men, who are doing their full duty by their home advocate-the Silver Belt
 cannot take on any additional newspaper ventures. We have newspaper here that excels in every particular any daily newspaper in the United States published
 in town of Globes size, and we should be proud of it, and not only support it, but zealously guard its interests. A news paper has peculiar relation to its home city and one not enjoyed by any other business While it may be the publishers proposition, it is the peoples paper. Let us recognize this fact and hold up the hands of these young men, (who are giv- ing us paper that is attracting attention all over the country,) to the exclusion of
 all new comers."
 The Silver Belt fully appreciates what tn usiness man has said regarding this paper ant he efforts of it's publishers, not that it fear he competition of the paper in question, but fo he reason that it very forcefully puts thi in ,nro,oa,, r. rb4 hoforo tbo ,,uhli
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-04

"The president and the secretary of state appear to be carrying on quietly very inl- portant work" says the Philadelphia Public Ledger We think the soft pedal might safely be left to the readers assumption nowadays, however.