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El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
FL Presidente Recomienda Esta.
do Para Nuevo Mexico,

Y asuiuseon' - ~ u'c' ''.' re'
sluen'e la'' enV'o noy 81 mensaJe
annual a. congreso: Ia 'arl'a' 10 cues.
t'on de Nicaragua los iraudes oe'
aAucat' "a esciavi'uu pialca o'ras
maeer'as son pienamen'e u'scu'ioas'
Anuncia ias ineuioas que van 70
mar ma. para reduclr los gas'os y para
nacer aesaparecer'ia oenc'encia oe Sc
.en1a mlliones de pesos que ex'sse . "a "a
iecna' fSof este medlo an''clpa que en-
Ael presupues'e del ano oe III resuita'
r. w soprante oe mas oe SsvV'oVv'
raapia con pasoan'e: seseriuau ue ~
gre LIMA OPPRESSION Darparle que =
!, .la 1ecna s. prac'lca en- NicaraHuA '.'''
spalo 9 oDierhos uei f'resiuen'e Ae'a
;yas alcienoo que oos americanos i.a''' que 'l'
sersian os oi'cla'es ~ = ele'ci'o re-
'voiucaonarlo lueron elecu'auos POT
Aeiay a. r'sOo no 'ra'uo o'npili'et'o 70
de reiaciones entre los aos gooiernos'
~ anlnes1a que ias erauiciona'es FL
iaciones ues a'niseau en're y 'aPon
ysios Estados unidos se conservan eh
toda 81 iuerza J no nay y mas nip'
mo 'ho'iVo ue uiscofuia en'fo ios 'oS
palses.
naoia us e propues'a re'uooion ~
los eastos oel elercieo que causara
una reoala ao s4o'oVo'ooV sopre ~
appropriate para q mlsmo nn.
hecomlenda z que y aoop'e "a pian'
sometioo para "a reorganizaciou ue
1odos los cuerpos ue oncsaies az ma
rina.
pice que slendo la perd1ilaa anual a8'ls %
Il t de pesos en y trasmlslon de
materia oe segunoa ciasee sus'ere ~
congreso 10 propledad oe consioeraf
que pasos son propios para reducir ia
deficiencia imponlendo un porte mas
alto q revistas y periodlcos.
III Presidente recomienda fuertemen-
te 81 decretamiento de una ley conce-
diendo subvenciones los navios'.
AL recomendar estado separado pa-
ra Nuevo Mexico Arizona, 81 Presi-
dente Taft aconseja que despues de 10
adopcion de una constitution sea Ia
misma sometida al pueblo para SUI
aprobaci6n que los oficiales de esta-
no sean elegidos hasta despues que Ia
constitution haya sido arregla
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11

No es tan dificil 81 reforzar un es-
tonnage, 81 clio Sc efectua correcta-
mente, Y este es tambien verdad del
Corazon y Rinones El entiquado sis
tema de recargar de drogas el es-
tonnage q estImular el corazon y los
rinones es completamonte equivoca-
do! FL Dr. Shoop fue quien primero
demostro este error. Lleguese a los
debiles y sufrientes nervios de estos
organos,y dijo 81. Cada organo ''inte-
rior" tiene su Interior neryio. Guam
'do estossRervios decaen estos organos
detan decaer tambien Esta verdad
vital conApele a todos los famaceu-
ticos DE- todo III mundo recomendar
el Rostprativo del Or. Shoop. Unos
dias soIainente demostrara los resnl.
tados. vendido por Stripling,Burrows
Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
INFoRME DEL INGENIEno.

FL ingeniero Territorial Vernon l..
Sullivan ha terminado su informe al
cuerpo del acta Carey sobre la aplica-
ci6n bajo el acta Carey de la Oasis
Development Company por 4,0U0
acres de terra en- elcondado de Otero.
Una copia del iniorme sera protocola-
da en- la oficina de terrenos de los Es-
tados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
CONsTRU|RA UN
GRAN DEP0s|T0.
FL Territorio Contempland
Construction de un Proyec-
to cerca deTularosa, Nl
Trabajo de Buenos Caminos "
Ell Informe del Gobernador
George Curry.

La Comisi6n dc Buenos Caminos y
el Cuerpo del Acta I arey SO reunio en-
la oficina del Gobernador, quien Jun
tanente con 81 Comisionado de Terre-
nos r. p. Eryien y 81 Ingeniero Ter
ritorial Vernon l.. Sullivan constitu-
yen ambos cuerpos. Fu6 determinado
por la Comisi6n de Buenos Caminos
ir para el condado de Otero 4 confe-
renciar con ell cuerpo de comisionados
de condado sobre lasconstrucci6n de
buenos caminos. DsAla.nogordo, los
HSres Sullivan y Ervien iran 4 Silver
City q examinar el caulino de Mogo-
lion Sc inform6 que 81 scamino entire
Albuquerque y Santa Fe ha sido com
pletado desde Thornton La Bajada
que desde Ell lunes los presos comen-
zarian 4 trabaiar desde Thornton
para ell sur
Ell cuerpo del Acta Carey orden0 el
pago de la cuenta de 81, 100 del servi-
clio de fertilization por los mapas, di-
bujos, etc., del proyecto de Lake ur-'
ton, que han sido entregados al Terri
torio. Los miembros del cuerpo tam
bien discntleron 70 proposlcion de
construlr un depQs'oo territorial go 81
Vale de Tularosa,scondado de otero, \
para el cual estaran q mano fondosI
del valor de $4,000 y que costara
seventualinente $l5O,0O0.
4 n N ropa,r prr ,,onrRN nor cryRRy
? uespacno ue 10 ''rensa <>soc' ~ =
de w asnang'on' a'ce:
Kecoroando e. necno qus los prin
cipales paruaos poiieicos 9 uranOe ias
convenciones naclonales ultimas SCI
comprometleron a. pasale oe prosec-
tos de estaoo' George curry que re-
cientemente hizo dimlslon gel pnesto
de Gobernador de Nuevo Mexico en-
su informe annual 81 secretarios hsitln-
ger, urge &c nueyo Eqne q seere'Arlo]
del interior use su lnnuenc,a papa OPT
tener estate para 81 .terrl1oriosen: "a
session veniperarael sopgresoa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11

4 Lea la formula existente en- las ca.
Jas de rastillas Clavel para 81 Dolor
(Pink Pain Tablets Entonces pre-
gunte va. a su Doctor 81 hay otra me-
jor. DoIor signiflca congestion-pre'
sion de la sangre en- alguna parte Las
Pastillas Clavel para 81 Dolor, hechaa
por 81 Doctor Shoop, quitan el dolor
'de cabeza, dolores en- las Senoras, do
Tor en- cualquier parte. Pruebe va
una y yea! 20 por 25c. yendfilo poi
STRIPPING Burrows co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11

A resultas de una riha en- Barran.
COS, condado de Quay, un labrador
lIamado Charles W.. Edwards, Sc ialla
en- artfeulo de muerte, y William
Gore, su vecino, estd en- Ia carcel del
condado en- Tucumcar' La disputa
provino de Ia puesta de una ccrca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
Las Dificultades en- Centre
America.

Nueva Orleans, Die 8. Un especial
al Picayune de la ciudad de Mexico
dice que information autoritaria ha
sido recibida allf de que Mexico en-
pleara sus buenos oficlos para traer q
eabo un arreglo del embrollo en- Cen
tro America. Charles E. Magoon, an
terror gobernador de Cuba, va 4 ser
enviado especial do los Isstados Uni.
dos para consulta con Enreque Creel
que ahora esta en- canine de Mexico 4
Washington. Los Estados Unidos ten
dram cuidado de que Nicaragua. obser-
ve las reglas y regulaciones que deter
minen los enviados especiales.
Ell MALEsTAR sE ExrIENDE 4 HON
DURAs.
Puerto Cortez, Honduras, Die. 8. IF.
La ley marcial fu6 proclamada en-
Honduras aver. Esto probablemente
proyiene de la sospecha que el Gene
raj Bonilla Sc aprovechara de la ST.
tuacion en- Nicaragua para invadir q
Honduras recobrar la presidencia,
de la cnal fu6 depuesto en 1907 por Ell
Presidente Davila con ayuda del Pre-
sidente zelaya de Nicaragua.
La GUERRA EN- NICARAGUA,
Panama, Die, 8. Los pasajeros que
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11

El professor Fabian Garcia, del Co
legio de Agricultura y Artes Mecani-
COS de Nuevo Mexico ha sido designa-
do para nspecionar todo 81 ganado
de cria importado D de Mexico 4 Texas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
'UN REClB|DOR HA
slD0 NOMBRADO
Para Ia Nina Gold Bullion,
Siendo eI Escogido
James B. Wood.
Trabsjo de Buenos Caminos : in
forme Sobre Agrimensura
Hidrografica.

Ell Juez John II. McFie nombr6 el
lunes pasado a James A Wood, mi
nero do Kansas City, como recibidor
de la Compailia Gold Bullion. que sc
halla establecida cerca de Golden, en-
la parte sur del condado de Santa re.
Esto 10 hizo sobre petici6n presentada a
por los liccnciados Renehan y Davis,
que entablaron pleito nombre de A.
r.. Harroun y otros acreedores de la
ECompaiiia. La petici6n declara que la
deuda total de la compafiia, aparte de
la incurrida bajo 81 recIente recibid Tor,
es Sl60,00O. La compania tiene 800
acres de TERRA, de los cuales 100 acres
contienen minerales. ha hecho mucho
trabaio de desarrollo y tiene una plan
ia yobras de retinaci6n que Sc dice
que no llenan las necesidades del caso.
DEMANDA poR DIvoRcIo.
Una demands por divorcio fu6 pro-
tocolada el lunes en- la corte de distrl-
to por ell cond ado de Rio Arriba, por
Jose Pablo Quintana en- contra de sn
esposa Virginia Ia Rivas de Quin-
tana. La pareja. se cas6 en- 1901,
vel actor alega como motives para
la disoluci6n de los lazos matrimo-
males, dos actos especfhcos come
tidos este afio con un Te6filo Lopez
en- Rosa en- Ell Hotel Arcade en-
Lumberton. Hay tres nihos cuya GUS
todia pide el actor; Agapita, de 7
amos; Juan Andres de 5 y Josefa de 8.
DEMANDA IMPoRTANTE.
Ante ell Juez McFie, el lunes pasado.
fu6 tenida una averiguaci6n sobre una
petici6n para un auto ointerlocutorio
por la Costilla Land and Investment
Company y otros en- contra de Rupert
Allen y otros pobladores para ressrin-
girlos de inyadir los terrenos de los
actoress Tn gran nssmero de abogados
present6 la causa.
TRABAJo EN- UNA pLANrA.
M. H. Fisher informa que una fuer-
"a considerable de hombres esta tra-
bajando en- la planta de fuerza de
Fresnal Creek. condado de Otero, la
cual suministrara fuerza motriz para
sacar aqua que sera usada para regar
una gran extension de terra
SOLO uN CAIRO DE CADA FAMILIA.
En- tanto que haya muchos aplican-
tes meritoriosos la comision territo-
rial de buenos caminos ha puesto como
regla emplear solamentc un carro ca
da famiiia en- e trabajo del camino
pintoresco entire Santa Fe Y Albuquer-
que, que Sc comenz6 al sur de Thorn
ton en- esta semana, habiendo sido
el trecho de La Bajada q
Thornton.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11

Mayes Y Bean, agentes do propiednd
raiz, han vendido la casa de Castillo
en- la Avenida dc Palacio 4 II Sta
Elizabeth Dagg. Sc guarda reserve
sobreel precio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
|COM|s|0M DC IA
sAC|0A NOnBRADA.
Estudiara Metodos de AmilIa-
ramiento en- eI Territorio
de Nuevo Mexieo,
Reunion del Cuerpo-.-El Cober.
dor Y aus Asociados se van
para q condado de Otero.

FL Gobernador Curry yy los Sres. r.
p. Ervien y Vernon L. Sullivan. miem.
bros de Ia comisidn dc buenos caminos
1 y del cuerpo del acta Carey se mar
|charon en- la tarde del martes pasadc
en- el ferrocarril Central de Nuevo Me.
xico para Three Rivers, Tularosa y
Alamogordo con negocios refereptes 4
buenos caminos J dep6sitos de sgua.
FL gobernador regresara q 6nes de Ia
semana y los Sres. Ervien " Sullivan
iran 4 Silver City. s's y
JUNTA DE coMIsIoNADos DE Aqua.
Fl cuerpo territorial de comisiona-
dos de aqua Sc reunid 81 martes en- la
ofcina del ingeniero territorial estan-
tando presentes Charles Springer,
venceslao Jaramillo u g. D. Miller.
Sc tom6 bajo consideraci6n "a la apela-
ci6n de J L. Lawson, de Alamogordo /,
de Ia decision del ingeniero terrific
rial. 4.
4
INSPECTION pf EseuELAs.
81 asistente superintehdente de ins-
trucci6n pdblica, Acasio g Gallegos, ha
regresado de hacer una inspection de
las escuelas en- la parte occidental de
Torrance Halo que causa % Ia
ley de vacunaci6n compulsorin la
atendencia era muy escasa algunos
padres de familia han determinado 3
enviar q sus hijos q escuelas particu-
lares. El senior Gallegos explico ell
obieto de Ia ley de vacunsci6ny y las
provisiones de Ia ley de atendencia
compulsoria, y con secuencia de este
10 prometieron que enviarian sus
hijos la escuela.
coMIsIoN DE rAsAcIoNEs NoMBRApA
FL Gobernador Curry nombr6 el
martes una comsi6n territorial de ta-
saciones para investigar asnntos de
amillaramiento tasaci6n, la cual se.
compone de los miembros siguientes:
J. S. Lea de Roswell, H. B. Hening
de Albuquerque y 81 senior Gonzales
del condado de Rio Arriba. EI pro-
curador general Frank w. Clancy v 81
Auditor Ambulante Charles ". SAT-.
ford seran miembros ex-ificio do la CO..
mission, Ia cnal tendra junta con el
Gobernador Curry el dia Is de Di-a
ciembre,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11
NEGocIos DIE TERRENo.

Durante Ell mes de NovieDbre 90 hizo
protocolo sobre 17,0l6 acres en- la of
Gina federal de terrenos de Las Cru-
ces, Hubo 3? entradas de domicIlio
abrazando $50 acres, Is entradas So
bre terrenos baldios que alcanzan a
1923 acres. siete colocaciones por c6-
duia, cinco reclamos de tenencias Pc
puefias. once entradas minerales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11

Los Sres Enrique Aragon y Dolo-
res Casados. de Ration, SO encnentran
en- la ciudad, habiendo venido 4 arre-
glar ciertos asuntos legales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11

suscribanse a Nuovo Mexicsno
EspafioI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-11

suscrIbanse d Nusyo MexIcsno.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-24
JOY RIDERS GO FREE.
Judge Monroe Then Brings Suit for
$1,000 for Destruction of Auto.

George Rutter and Philip Billiard, who
smashed Judge Lee Monroe's automo-
bile were discharged by Judge Ernest
R. Simon of the court of Topeka this
morning.
Immediately upon the defeat in the
criminal action, Judge Monroe brought
a damage suit for $1,000 in the district
court, making A. C. Longren and H. H
Potter, doing business as the Kansas
Motor Car company; George Rutter and
Philip Billiard, and Clarence Cole, night
man at the garage, defendants
This suit may in turn be offset by the
defense by a damage suit against Lee
Monroe for malicious prosecution Such
suit has been in contemplation by at
torneys for Rutter and Billiard, Major
A. NJ. Harvey and N. B. Arnold, in the
event that Monroe should bring his
damage suit
In discharging the two boys in the
criminal preliminary, Judge Simon said:
81 have carefully read over the cases
cited by Judge Monroe and have looked
up the point of law Independently and
it is my conclusion that no larceny was
committed To constitute larceny there
must be an intention to permanently
deprive the owner of all or a part of
!. the property. To hold these boys guilty
of grand larceny it would be necessary
l to say that when they drove the ma
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-24
FENSON is DEAD.
One of the Men Injured in Cistern
Explosion Succumbs.

Ten days after his injury by the ex-
plosion OF Natural gas in the fire els
tern on West Seventh street, c. E.
Fensen, the most seriously burned of
any of the injured men, died at APO
O'Clock this morning at the Bethesda
hospital. Tomorrow Charles Winburn,
whose injuries We're less serious than
those suffered by the other injured
men. will go nome to eat Christmas
dinner with his family.
Fensen's death has been regarded as
certain by those who knew the facts in
the case since ne was first injured. He
inhaled flames while he lay in the
roaring furnace and suffered deeper
body burns than any others injured.
Down to his hips there was not an
inch of flesh that was not badly burn
ed. Physicians held out no hope for
him from the first, as was announced
al that time.
The direct cause of Fensen's death
ever, was caused by his having inhaled
the flame deep into his lungs. In
cases where the victims of fire do not
die within a few hours, doctors say
that a lung or kidney disease usually
causes death within two weeks.
Fensen was the first man removed
to the hospital on the day of the ac-
cident His sdfferings before he was
taken to the hospital were greater
than those of any other of the injured
men. His body shook and he seemed
on the verge of commissions as a re-
suit of the pain he suffered.
In the death of Fensen, one of the
men who claimed to have seen Street
Commissioner Snyder light a match in
the ciSteru, Is removed. The only
other man who witnessed or alleges he
witnessed this action is ''Rox'' Robin
son. the fireman Robinson is getting
along nicely. Fensen would not dis
cuss the cause of the explosion until
after he was taken to the hospital
There he told number of men that
Mr. Snyder struck a match.
Charles Winburn, the first of the
injured men to be allowed to leave the
hospital, will take dinner Saturday
with his family who reside at 327
Locust street He is the oldest city
employe. The burns on his face are
healed and those on his arms are heal
ing. Within a few weeks Winburr
will likely be ready to again begin
work for the city he has served SO long
and faithfully.
Others who were injured in the ex-
plosion are reported to be recovering
rapidly. 1t will, however, be some
time before any of them can leave the
hospital. Winburn will have to return
not regarded as likely that additional
explosion. Street Commissioner Sny-
der, the most seriously injured of the
men now alive, is reported to be rapid
ly recovering.
No arrangements have yet beer
made regarding the Fensen funeral
They will PROBABLY be announced to-
morrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-24
HARRY BONE AT HOME.
Satisfied With the situation. Says the
District Attorney.


SO far as my reappointment is con-
situation" said Harry J. Bone. United
States district attorney. when he re-
turned here from Washington today.
In my opinion the question of federal
patronage, generally, in Kansas will be
determined in the near future
Attorney Bone was detained longer in
Washington than expected taking depo-
sitions in Behalf of the government in
the case of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa F'e railroad against the United
States. The fact that congress is just
converting keeps the heads of the de-
partments busy at this particular time
The case is one in which the gov
eminent is sued on full line and half
line mail car service between Chicago
and Kansas City. The point involved
is that the mail is heavier west than
east, and while it requires a 60. foot
car to carry it adequately from Chi
cago to Kansas City. the return can
be made. with only a 40 foot car.
The government has endeavored to
adjust the payment for service to the
space required, but it is the contention
of the Santa Fe that they are enti-
tied to full pay each way. Dispositions
of the second assistant postmaster
general also his predecessor. were ia
ken. 1t is expected that the case Will
come up for hearing at the January
term OF the district court which con-
venes in Kansas City, Kan, the sec
Ond Monday in January.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-24

chine to Berryton, they intended not to
return it. They knew that there would
be some wear and tear on the machine
but the value of property represented
by that wear and tear is incalculable
and no courts have ever held and the
supreme court would not be likely to
hold that such wear and tear consti-
tuted larceny. Therefore the defend
ants are discharged on the first count.
.'On the second count. malicious de-
struction of property, no malice was
shown and the destruction of the car
was not malicious, therefore the de-
PENDANTS are discharged on the second
charge. AS to whether the taking of
the gasoline and carbide constitutes
petit larceny, the court expresses no
opinion If the county attorney brings
a complaint and action on that charge,
the court will pass upon that at the
proper time.
I 1.-The court further holds the offense
reprehensible and the defendants not to
be excused by this discharge for their
act There ought to be a law govern
ing this sort of offense."
After the termination of the case, the
county attorney John J. Schenck, ex-
pressed his own opinion on the merit of
the case and the finding of the court by
congratulating the judge on his decision
in the presence of a number of men
saying, "I think you are right
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-24
PEOPLE EAT RABBITS.
Caused Notable Decrease in De-
mand for Beef.

stimulated by the cold weather the
sales of meat have increased. accoro-
ing to the local butchers. and al
though the sales have been heavier.
thew say. than last year, had 1t not
been for the enormous number OF
ra bhits which have been placed upon
the market the meat sales mlgnt
have excelled all records IN the past;
With the advent of real winter, and
the SHOWS of two weeks ago, tnou-
sands of the little cottontalls were
slaughtered by the hunters, with the
result that the market has been hood
ed with them. This has caused a
marked decrease in the sales of beef,
pork and other meats. compared with
what it would have been. A city
salesman for packing house says
there was noticeable decrease IN
demand for meat when the snow
came, due to the presence of rabbits
Even at that the groceries which
also deal in meats say that their sales
have been heavier than last year, and
that although the rabbits have kept
down the sales, still there has been a
business not eoualled during the re-
cent years. The members of the
little furry tribe in their dead state
are retailing at 10 cents each. or
three for 25 cents.
Earlier in the season it was i'm
possible to supply the demand for
rabbits. Ordinarily the rabbit is not
wanted until the cold weather, but
during November. while it was cold
vet before the snow flakes had begun
70 scatter over the earth. there was a
demand which could not he met. Now
It is different. The nimrods have been
busy enough that the supply is ar
entirely sufficient one, and despite the
tremendous sales Athere will still be
] plenty to supply tie demand.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-24

g. An ordinance authorizing the Ex-
celsior Coke and Gas company of To-
peka, a corporation, its successors and
assigns, to permit the Consumers
Light, Heat and Power company a cor
poration, its successors and assigns, to
use the works. pipes and mains of said
the Excelsior Coke and Gas company of
Topeka, within the city of Topeka, for
the purpose of distributing and selling
natural gas by said Consumers Light,
Heat and Power company, its success
sors and assigns, within said city of
Topeka
1.-The ordinance itself then states
that:
- The city of Topeka does hereby
consent that said the Excelsior Coke
and Gas company of Topeka, its sue
cessors and assigns, may, by lease, or
other contract. permit said Consumers
Light, Heat and Power company, it's
successor and assigns, to use, maintain
and operate the system of works, mains
and pipes of said the Excelsior Coke
and Gas company of Topeka, within the
city OF Topeka, for the purpose of dis
tributing and selling natural gas within
said city,"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-24
ENGINE EXPLODES.
Dozen or More Men Killed in Rock
Island Shops.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. PA
dozen or more men were killed at
Shawnee, Okla. near here, today,
when a locomotive exploded in the
repair shops of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railroad during the
noon hour.
The men were sitting close to the
engine eating their lunch when the
explosion occurred. Parts of human
bodies were scattered in all directions
for blocks around and the building
was utterly demolished.
1t was impossible to learn the
names of the victims at once as moth
ing remained of many of them by
which identification could be made
The company soon began checking
over the list of their employees to as
certain who were missing.