davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-05
prphtheria at Summer Resort.

South Haven, Mich. Sept. 3.-The death of Marie Niedringhaus, Il years old, of St. Louis, is the first fatal re- suit among nine cases of malignant diphtheria at South Haven, which has brought the summer season at this re- sort to an abrupt close. Several oth- CTS are critically Ill.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-05
WHY TT PAYS
to do business with the
BANK OF PRESCOTT

Your money is safe; every safeguard and protection for the depositor is furnished. Your valuable papers may be stored in our fire and bur glar-proof vault,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-05
FREEOF CHARGE

In addition, we have deposit boxes for rent for papers of private na- ture and jewelry and other valuables. Our offices in rear of bank are always at our customers disposal. Our far mer friends are especially welcome; they will find our bank a handy place to write letters and transact the business. We want you to feel near enough to the officers so that when you want any advice regarding your business, or any investment you wish to make, you will freely consult with them and feel that any advice is gladly given, as it always is.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
TAFT ASKS
FOR CONSTITUTION.
He Is Evidently Much Inte-
rested in New Mexico's
Fundamental Law
.ALOMOGOSDO PUBLIC BUILDING
Delegate Andrews Introduces
Two More Bills for His
Constituents.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, Dec. 7.-Delegate An.
drews introduced bill to appropriate
$4,000 for site for public building
at Alamogordo. 1t was referred to
the committee on public buildings and
grounds. Also $4,000 for the digging
of well for public use near Ingel-
vile to be expended by the board of
county commissioners of Chaves coun-
ty. Andrews is taking up with Post
master General Hitchcock the auto
route from Roswell to Vaughn which
was abolished today. Chairman Burke
reported that the Indian appropriation
bill carries about S8,000,000 1t is the
earliest report ever made to Congress.
The President made an inquiry today
about the New Mexico constitution.
Andrews received a copy of the New
Mexico constitution today.
Chamizal Zone Treaty.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Senate
committee on foreign relations today
voted to recommend to the Senate the
approval of the treaty between the
United States and Mexico by which
the dispute over the Chamizal zone at
El Paso will be submitted to arbitra-
tion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
INCIDENTS OF
LABOR WORLD
President of Labor Union
Shot Down by Fellow
Member at Frisco
STRIKE PARADE At CHICAGO
Fifty Thousand Garment Work
Fifty Thousand Garment Work
ers Garry Banners in Nine
Languages.

Chicago, Dec. Fifty thousand
garment workers and sympathizers
marched today in the largest strike
demonstration made in Chicago since
the teamsters' and freight handlers
strike five years ago. Banners bear
ing in nine languages the slogans:
I'VE want the union LABEL" and
"Give us square deal!" were permit
ted by the police after they had been
translated by the censor.
President of Union Killed.
San Francisco, Calf, Dec. DO
mingo Navarro, president of the seal
ers' union, was shot and killed today
by Augustivea Areville, disaffected
member of the union A hundred
scalers were holding meeting to
organize opposition to the union. Ma
varro protested and in the ensuing
riot was shot by Arevillo.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
FOURTEEN IN.
D|ANS MAsSACRED
Men, Women and Children
Killed by White Horse
Thieves in Nevada
BURIED IN TWO TRENCHES
Startling Charge Made to De-
q partment of Justice by Dis
trict Attorney.

Washington, Dec. 7.-Fourteen Sho-
shone Indians are supposed to have
been killed and their bodies with
those of their horses buried in two
trenches in Elk County, Nevada ac-
cording to communication sent the
Department of Justice by T. BARLEY
Lee, prosecuting attorney for Cassia
county, Idaho, who seeks to have the
department aid in bringing the murd-
erers, who are said to be horse
thieves, to Justice. The attorney
writes that his information is that
there are three Indians whose wives
and children are among those
slaughtered by white men and their
remains concealed" The rumors of
the massacre drifted into Albion, Ida
no last July according to Mr.. Lee,
who says there has been little acti
vity shown by the Nevada officers to
bring the slayers to justice.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
PUPILS HAVE
EYE STRAIN
Twenty Per Cent of Children
Examined SO Far
Show Il
TEACHERS GIVEN VACATIONS
December % to January g.
Other Matters Before
School Board.

That ten out Of fifty pupils attend
ing the public schools thus far exam
ined by DR.. + A. Rolls showed deiec-
tive vision was announced in DR..
Rolls report read at the meeting OF
the board of education last night.
While this may seem alarming it is
said that the percentage is much low
er than in the schools in Denver and
elsewhere where as high as 50 per
cent have been found suffering from
eye strain, that great evil Of ciYiliZa-
tion responsible for so many nervous
and other disorders. Dr. Rolls discoy-
cred one pupil of the so had ear
trouble and several had tonsils that
needed medical or surgical attention.
Fifty more pupils will be examined
soon by Dr. David Knapp.
The parents of the pupils will be
notified
The meeting of the board was the
first since September % and was at
tended by President J. D. Sena, DR.
Sloan, Dr. Rolls, James L. Seligman,
hon. T. B. CaUon and Major Fred
Muller. The boiler inspectors report
was read showing that the boiler in
the school building is in first class
condition. The board ordered a guam
tity Of disinfectants for use in the
schools
A request was presented the board
by the teachers of the schools that
Miss Schnepple who is seriously i'll
and who had taught IA years without
missing a day, be allowed to draw her
salary and that a substitute be EN-.
ployed in her place The petition
was acted on fayorably and Miss Gene.
We've Harrison was appointed substi-
tute.
The treasurers report was read and
accepted.
The subject of teachers vacations
came up and it was decided to allow
them vacation from December 23
to January 3, and those teachers who
attend the New Mexico Educational
Association at Las Vegas during that
time will draw their salaries. Super
intcadert Wood was given authority
to invite the association to meet in
Santa Fe in 1911 and the hall will be
given them for that purpose.
A large number of bills were audit
ed. Cloak racks were ordered in.
stalled in the room where the board
meets.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
CITY ASKED TO BUY
"SPELER, GRAMAR AND REDER."
simplified Spelling Enthusiast Says
"Nu Book is Better Than the Old
English Jargon."

Mayor Seligman rubbed his eyes
this morning as he opened the follow
ing letter which explains itself:
ITO the Mayor and Council and the
Official Nuzepaper ov Santa Fe.
I'VE wish Il tu adopt the Speler,
Gramar and Reder by VIM. Wallace
Handlin IN. o., in the skools ov Ten
esee. By uniting in an order by sew
eral towns in wun order tu VIM. Pfaff
IN. o. ov $4,000 copies ov the revised
second edishun, the thre books in wun
will only cost 25 cents a pece.
"Se index tn Boston edishun ov
1874, 10 vols. B. Franklin sed: The
bad Spelling so called is the best, be
cause it conforms tu the sound Sc
Noah Webster.
Certainly the nu book is better
than the old English jargon and there
is no law for or agenst Spelling. Sc
the Nashunal Capitol organ (Novum
Organum ov Bacon) D. c., ov the
American language wun dollar yer,
emblem, the saw briar lefe.
"B FRANKLIN"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
TRADES A HORSE FOR
LIFE INSURANCE
Liverymen Are Still Laughing About
Unique Horse Deal Pulled Off
Last Night.

Local liverymen are hugely amused
over horse deal which was made
last night and which is said to be
unique in the annals of horseswapping
in this city. It appears that a young
eastern chap rode into town the other
day and said that he found it too ex-
pensive to keep the pony that he was
riding. He tried to sell the animal
and some one offered him $40. This
disgusted him and he threatened to
shoot the horse unless he obtained
at least SIS for him. But he could
not find a buyer at that price. The
dilemma of the young man was heard
by a we'll known Hveryman who fig
ured out that he would like to help
the young man out of his plight, save
the life of the horse and try the re-
sourcefulness of a. life insurance
agent.
Losing no time, the liveryman call
ed up the insurance agent and told
him to get busy and sell a policy to
the young fellow, with horse as the
consideration. The liveryman allow
ed the insurance man to do the talk
ing and it was not many minutes be-
fore the owner of the horse decided
that he ought to have his life insured
and save that of his horse at the
same time. So he took out a policy,
paid a premium for six months and
the initiation fee and got some $S and
65 cents in cash from the life insur-
ance agent who had made the trans
action on the basis of SIS for the ami
NAL
The life insurance agent will prob
ably sell the horse after he has got
ten $25 or $50 worth of travel out of
him, writing policies for other wor
thy equestrians
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
DAkOTAS ALMOST EQUAL
IN POPULATION.
Northern Portion Rapidly Catching
Up to Sister State on the South
Census Returns.

Washington, Dec. THE Census
of North Dakota is 577,056, an increase
of 257,910 or 80.9 per cent over 1900.
South Dakota 5S3,SSS. an increase of
1S2,31S or asa per cent over 1900.
California-Modesto township, Stan
islaus county, 1858; 1889 in 1900
Florida-Ocala City, Marion county
1870; 1880 in 1900.
Maine-East Millinocket town, Pen
obscot county 923.
ssissippi-Monroe county, 35,178;
81. PIG in 1900.
Missouri-Jackson City, Cape Girar-
deau county 2,105; 1868 in 1900.
Texas-Laredo City, Webb county,
1885; 13,429 in 1900.
Virginia-Farmville Town, Prince
Edward county, 2,971; 2,471 in 1900.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
BIOGRAPHICAL UNION
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
Frank p. sturges President for Ninth
Time-ReIations With Employ
ers Cordial.

The Santa Fe Typographical Union
last evening elected the following of
ficers: President F. P. Sturges; vice
president, Canuto Alarid; secretary.
P. G. Ortiz; sergeant-at-arms Benigno
Muniz: executive committee, C. F.
Mckay, J. G. Rowland, and Gregorio
Rael. Mr.. Sturges was elected presi
dent for the ninth time, the seven last
having been consecutive. The rela.
tions of the New Mexican Printing
Company, which has the only union
printing office in Santa Fe county, and
the Typographical Union, are of the
most cordial.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
SLOW PRINTER DE-
LAYS CONVENTION
Supreme Effort of Conserva-
tives to Eliminate Recall
at Last Moment
BUT THEY FAILED 38 TO 9
Senator Bailey Advises Arizona
Delegates Not to Provoke
Disapprovalo of Congress.

Phoenix, Dec. 1.-THE "Conserva-
tives" made a supreme effort today
to eliminate the recall from the Arizo-
ma constitution, but failed The ses-
sion was marked by an attack on U,
S. Senator Bailey and Governor Sloan
from the Democratic side of the house
Delegate Webb of Graham county had
received a telegram from Senator
Bailey in reply to one inquiring as to
the probable effect of writing into the
constitution the initiative, referenrum
and recall, including the application
.of the latter to the judiciary Senator
Bailey stated in effect that it would
be inadvisable to write anything "de.
batable" nto the constitution. as "it
might provoke the opposition of the
President and invite the disapproval
of Congress-" Delegate Parsons of
Cochise said that if the country had
been raked with a fine tooth comb
there could not have been found a
more appropriate person from whom
to obtain the desired answer. Bailey,
he declared, was not in reality Dem
ocrat. A statement alleged to have
been made by Governor Sloan in
Washington, that in ris belief the
constitution would not be adopted by
the people of Arizona was deplored In
a resolution, which stated that this
attitude is presumptious. The re.
call was then adopted on final vute by
SO too.
The legislative, judicial and execu-
tive departments articles obtained
final adoption at the afternoon ses'
sion. The preamble and four articles
increasing the boundaries, initiative
and referendum. distribution Of pow
ers and the declaration of rights were
adopted in the morning session.
Because of the inability to obtain
some of the articles from the printer
sooner, it is predicted tonight that
the convention will not adjourn until
Friday or Saturday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
WORK BEGINS SOON
ON PLAZA IMPROVEMENT,
New Street Pavement Contract
Awarded to the Penitentiary. Pro-
ceedings of Council.


At the meeting of the city council
held last night all the members were
present with the exception of Canuto
Alarid. The council instructed a spe-
cial committee, consisting of the may.
or, Counflcilmen Lopez and Armijo
to call on the warden of the peniten-
tiary to have a contract made to get
that portion of San Francisco Street
south side of the plaza paved with
vitrified brick and to finish out San
Francisco Street from the u. S. Bank
to the railroad bridge with the same
material, the property owners having
agreed to this work. This will mean
a valuable improvement to the city.
The mayor and the other members of
the committee called on Warden Ro-
nero and closed the deal this after
noon.
Treasurer M. Garcia read his report
Of finances for November showing
balance in the general fund of $3,S46.-
5o, III tuc lutCI Cot luuu, 9oJi.oo 1Au
the road fund, $5691O and in the sew
er fund SIS, making total of $4,8SS.-
SS.
The marshal's report was then read
showing he had collected for street
paving the sum of $1S6.20; for road
ia es 1892 and fines $35, making a
total of $45320. He also reported
work accomplished on the bridge on
Aqua Fria Street, the erection of four
signs calling attention to speed limit
ETC., making of screens for the sitting
of gravel and the repairing of bridge
across the Arroyo Sais. He also re-
ported on fumigation of house and
the construction of two culverts. The
marshal reported II arrests during
the past month. The council instruct
ed him to repair the sidewalk to the
Arroyo Sais bridge.
The committee on health was re-
quested to inspect certain premises
in the business portion of the town
with a view having them cleaned.
The mayor was instructed to check
out former city treasurer ]. B.
Read and release him from his bond.
The lighting committee was in
structed to make every effort to get
the lighting company to install the
lights promised so that the city will
be properly Illuminated.
Mayor Seligman called the atten-
| t on of Chairman Baca of the sewer
committee to the WIDENING Upper Pal
ace Avenue and he was asked to
make a report at the next meeting.
The anti-saloon league was to have
appeared before the council last
night but did not have any represen-
tatives present.
Mayor Seligman complimented
those who made reports on the
thoroughness of their work. He
stated that the poll tax and license
taxes are being collected and express
sed the hope that it will MT be ne
cessary to haul any one into court
December Is. @
The license for bicycles is 81 per
bicycle and not SO as was enormously
stated. The license for motor cyles
is 81 and for automobiles is So, Be
sides these licenses, there is poll tax
/ OF course of So per head and tax on
horses of $3.50 per head.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
SECURED 5000 IN
JEWELRY FROM GERMANY
Alleged New Mexican Arrested in
New York on Serious Charge. He
Admits His Identity.

New York Dec.7.-- John Don Ciriole
De Elerduy, real estate owner in
New Mexico, was arrested here this
afternoon in connection with Illegally
getting jewelry and precious stones
valued at about $4,000 from Otto
Koch in Munich Germany, on Sep
tember 10 last. The New Mexican
admitted his identity.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
GALL FOR IRELAND"
PARTY WINS AT CORK.
Government Coalition Now Has 1867
Against ISL Votes in Parliament
of Unionist Opposition.

,ondon, Dec. THE most inter
esi ing of today's election news comes
from Cork, wherein yesterdays poll
ings the Independent Nationalists de-
feated the Redmonities in the bitter
est fight of the campaign. So much
feeling was aroused that it was
thought wise not to announce the VIC
tory for the "All for Ireland" party
last night. So far, the new parlia-
ment stands: Government Coalition,
167; Unionists ISL.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07

Postal Clerks In AWe-The postal
force was awed by the news received
this morning that Secretary Jaffa
wanted to buy 81 900 worth of stamps
to mail out the $4,000 copies of the
constitution and the force is in terror
that the copies will arrive all sin a
bunch" There will be lively scene
when the batch of envelopes contain
ing the booklet does arrive.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
ON
WATER WAYS
National Rivers and Harbors
Congress in Session at
Washington
ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT TAFT
Other Speakers Will Be Gov.
ern o1HaInon Of Chic and
Mexican Ambassador.

Washington, Dee. with one of
the largest gatherings OF waterways
enthusiasts that ever assembled to
discuss waterway improvements, the
seventh annual convention of the Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress
will meet here today. Representative
Joseph E. Ransdell of Louisiana, pres
ident, will call the Congress to order,
and the opening address will be made
by President Taft. Governor Harmon
of Ohio, Ambassador De La Barra, OF
Mexico, and Clifford Sifton. chairman,
of the Canadian conservation commits
sion, will be among the speakers.
Railroads Must Help.
Washington, Dec. President Taft
made a statement that was unusually
interesting. He said that the import
ance of river navigation had died of
late years with the development of
railroad facilities. The problem that
now confronted his hearers, he de-
clared. was the union and cooperation
of railroads and rivers. The termi-
nal difficulties of river transportation
must be overcome, the president said,
before this problem could be solved.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07

Appoint Judges-The board of coun-
ty commissioners presided over by
Chairman I. Sparks met this morning
to appoint judges of the election for
justices of the peace which will be
held Monday, January 2. The commits
sioners appointed three judges for
each of the 21 precincts and they are
the same as will sit when the consti.
tutional election will be held Janu-
ary 81.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07

Boy Returned to His Father-In
district court at Albuquerque, Probate
Judge Filomeno Mora revoked guard
ianship papers for Pablo Garcia,
adopted several years ago by Santa
go Garcia, on the ground that the lat
ter had failed to live up to his agree
ment to give the boy a suitable school
ing. The boy was restored to his
father.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07

lips of all, and the hearts and minds
of grateful nation revere his memo
ry, and why? Not only because he
happened to stand at the cradle of
American independence and helped
nurse it to reality, but also because
of his sterling qualities of character.
which by means of this monument are
held up as guiding stars to this and
future generations"
Address by German Ambassador.
Washington, D. c., Dec. THE Ger
man Ambassador, Count Johann Helm
rich Won Bernstorff, delivered the fol-
lowing address on the occasion of un-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07

Damage Suit Dsmissed-The suit
of Mrs. Brault against the Santa Fe
Railway Company for $1,000 damages
for injuries sustained by her son
three years ago, was dismissed in
district court at Albuquerque.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07

Juries for Torrance County-The
juries have been drawn for Torrance
county and the district clerk is get
ting his records into shape to go to
Torrance county December IL, when
court convenes.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
Two Minority Reports.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE majority
report was presented to both houses
of Congress today, at the same time
reports of the Democratic members
of the committee and of Representa-
tive Madison, an insurgent, which
condemned Ballinger, were also sub.
mitted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07

Continued on Page Seven.)
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-12-07
IRRIGATION
FOR WILLARD
Fifty Thousand Dollar Com
pany Filed Incorporation
Papers Today
ROSWELL VAUGHN MAIL ROUTE
Deming-Mimbres Good Road Is
Completed Excepting Fin
ishing Touches.

Governor Mills is expected home
this evening from his trip to the low
er Pecos Valley.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-16
'R00SEVEL7PAR7Y
IS SIGHTSEEING
Ex-PREIDENT WITH FAMILY AND
ROYAL GUARD START ON
RIVER TRIP.
Approaching Marriage Of "Teddy'
J., Junior Will Prevent Roosevelt Max
ing Visit to Western Cities On His
Return to the United States It Is
Said.

Khartum, Mar 15.-Roosevelt's s
second day in Khartum was given up
largely to sightseeing and the most
interesting places of all to the form
er president was the battlefield Of
Kerreri, which lies seven miles north
Of Omdurman. It was here that the
advance of Anglo-Egyptian army un-
der Sir Herbert Kitchener was con-
tested by the Khaliff and his troops
numbering about 10000 and it was
here that the bodies of 1900 dead
dervishes were counted the follow
ing day.
Col. Roosevelt, accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt, Fiss Ethel and Ker-
NIT, Slatin Pasha, the inspector gen.
eral Of Egypt, Major Wilson, the
governor of Khartum, Prince Auers-
pert. Mrs. Asser, an intimate friend
of Mrs. Roosevelt and others, pro-
ceeded to Omdurman on the Sirdar's
yacht and from there on camels to
the scene of the great battle of Sept.
2, 1898.
An escort of Sudanese cavalry was
in waiting when the yacht came to
her dock, and Coll. Roosevelt immed-
lately became interested in the
Continued to Page S.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-16
CAR STRIKE IS
S7|LLUNSElTLED

Philadelphia, Mar. 15.-"The con-
ferences with George H. Earle, have
not resulted in any plan or suggest
tion for the. settlement of the car
mems strike, and negotiations are
therefore to be considered ended
was the official statement issued to-
night by the general strike commit.
tee of ten.
President Greenawalt, of the state
federation of labor tonight issued a
call to labor unions in all parts of
the state to take a general strike vote
and hold themselves in readiness to
respond to call for state wide
sympathetic strike, which was au-
thorized at the recent convention of
the state federation of labor held in
New Castle, Pa. There was no
change in the general strike situa-
tion today. The Kensington Textile
district remains practically tied up
and the workers in this district were
Joined tonight by four hundred groc-
cry clerks, most of whom were en-
ployed in the syndicate stores in that
locality.
The Rapid Transit Company main
tains that their service is growing
better daily. There were a number
of accidents, however, in one of
which an unidentified woman was
struck by car at Sixth and Arch
streets and killed. )
The chauffeurs4 failed to make a
general response to the new call for
sympathetic strike and many Of the
public taxicabs continued in opera
tion.
Officials Of the transit company ex-
pressed their displeasure at Director
Earle for placing President Kruger
in a position of treating with the
motormen and conductors