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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
NINETEEN INDICTED
BY TERRITORIAL
GRAND JURY
Session of Past Week One of
Busiest Ever Held by Jurors
Who Make Final Report and
Are Discharged,

a total Of nineteen indictments
We're returned by the territorial grand
Jury which reported and was dis
charged yesterday afternoon after a
session of a week. Ten OF the indict-
ments were made public as those in
dicted are either in the county Jail or
are on bond. but the others viii not
be made public until the defendants
are in custody. The grand Jury re-
turned three no true bills. Twenty
two cases were investigated and
eighty-thrce witnesses examined dur
ing the week. making one Of the busi-
est and most effective sessions ever
held
In addition 10 indictments auainst
Margarito Candelario and Cornelio
NaNareto. both charged with murder.
the indictments include the follow
Ing;
Jose Montoya. indicted Tor stealing
"A horse from Natividad Gutierres-
Bruno Armijo. indicted FOR assault
with intent TO XIII Adciicio PercS. II
is declared that Armiio attacked Pcres
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
MEXICAN OFFICERS
WANT PRISONER
At SOCORRO
Garcia, Arrested at MogoIIon,
Said to be Fugitive from
Casas GrandeS for Taking
Part in Revolution.


| Especial Dispatch TO the MerniEH Journal
SOcorro, n. M, Dec. 3.-Pomposo
Garcia, one of three prisoners brought
here today by Chief Deputy Sheriff
Baca from Mogollon, and lodged in
the county jail, is much wanted
man, according to the story told of
him, and in addition to being held on
a charge of having secured money
under false pretenses, is declared to
be a fugitive from Mexico. 1t is said
that the Mexican authorities at Casas
Grandes are anxious to obtain custody
of Garcia because of his recent par
ticpation with revolutionists in Chi
huallua.
on the way from Mogollon, it is
said. that Garcia made several threats
tG break away from the deputy sher-
iff, and that extraordinary precautions
had to be taken to keep him from
carrying out his threats. At Silver
City the sheriff of Grant county and
other officials, realizing that Garcia
might make good his threats assist
ed the deputy to keep him in custody
Alex. Davis, a negro. one of the trio
of prisoners, is charged with having
bfutally assaulted his wife and en-
dangered her life.
The third prisoner. William Smith,
formerly lived at kenney where he
was employed as a miner. 1t is said
that he was entrusted by a friend with
a sum Of money to be placed in the
bank but that he failed to deposit
the money. and took ii with him when
he left He after arrived at Mogollon
an1 was arrested on a charge of en-
heZzlement.
On the way to Mogolon, Deputy
Sheriff Baca picked up two other pris-
orers, SAID to have left Mogollon
without paying their hotel bills, and
took them to the Mogollon Jail.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
COW Cnsc Is Complicated.

Len. Lucero and Furgensio sails
two young men OF Puerto de Luna
were arralgned In Justice Balls court
Wednesday, on the charge OF stealing
cow from Juan r. Griego OF
Vaughn Lueero and Sais sold to B.
r. Straughans five cows for 500.
one OF them was branded "E. g..
(the two last initials Of Mr. Griego)
and bar underneath. The lads
claimed the brand was go" Justice
Ball dismissed the case on lack of
evidence.
Then II WAS that the following com
mittee was sent 20 the carroll to in
vetsigate the matter Mariana Emo
Jos Juan Enojos, Martin Serano,
Sheriff j, M. Casaus and his deputy,
pelagro Casaus Sheriff Casaus en-
gagged a barber to shave the hair off
the COWS brand. The first three
above named men swore that the
brand was $50 bar" The sheriff and
his deputy swore that 1t was &c. c..
bar"
MIR. Griego then secured writ Of
replovin for the animal, but before
the writ was served the father Of
young sails appeared and paid $40 for
.he disputed property and the costs
oe the case, and everybody was happy
except dad"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
SHOT
DEAD BY AN
ASSASSIN
ENEMIES REVENGED ON
MORA COUNTY OFFICER
Robert Sammon, Fearless Foe
Of LawbreakerS, Murdered
From Ambush in Cold Blood
Near 0cate,


Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journai1
Las Vegas, NJ M. Nov. Shot
through and through by unknown as
sassins, the dead body of Robert
Sammon, q well known resident of
I Mora county, was found by the road
side this morning. two miles from his
home at Ocate. II is presumed that
Sammon was murdered from ambush
while on his way home during the
night. Two bullets from a rifle of
large calibre had penetrated vital
spots and death was apparently in
stantaneous. Sammon, who was
deputy sheriff for eastern Mora coun-
~, had been active and fearless in
suppressing lawlessness Of late and
the only apparent motive for the mur-
der Is revenge on the part of some
person or persons whose hatred he
had incurred The murdered man was
about fifty years old, leaves a wife
and several children. lie operated a
large saw mill near Ocate. Sheriff
Andres Gandert and posse left
Mora tonight for the scene of the
crime to Investigate the killing and
search for the perpetrators.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journnil
Deming ~ NJ, Dee. flames l.
Gray. former hardware man Of Union,
Miss. ~ installing q large pumping
plant on his place ten miles south
west of Deming. HE pit is dug to
the 60-foot level, az the bottom of
which he will install his pump, and
he has let contract to Barney and
Rhea to bore on down i40 feet 80 as
20 LET his well get the benefit OF the
lower stratum Of water bearing ma
teriaL Equipped with d No. pump
and 40 horsepower gasoline engine
which Mr.. Gray has already ordered
he will got about ono thousand gal
Ions OF water per minute, sufficient
to reclaim his 100 acres Of land.
Case Brothers have been testing
out their well six miles east Of Dem
ing for the lust two weeks They
borrowed an engine for this purpose
90 horsepower Gray Motor. This
engine failed 60 develop power
enough 10 thoroughly test the well.
The ~ X Woods pump IN capable OF
delivering one thousand gallons per
minute but as the wen pumps down,
the speed OF tho pump cannot be
maintained 90 as 90 pump It's full
capacity, owing TO the shortage OF
power. AZ the 4g-fO0t level. however,
the pump delivered $50 gallons per
minute measured over a weir This
does not take the well down TO the
bottom OF the first stratum Of water
bearing material SO that It Is evident
that with sufficient power, the well
will deliver in the nclghbcrhoOd OF
!. 600 gallons per minute. Case Broth
ers intend TO put In large acreage
OF beans, potatoes and alfalfa next
season. They viii also put IN small
orchard
Prof J. II. Holiday, lately Of In
dianola, Nebraska, has let a contract
10 Carlton and Oliver for a well 100
feet deep on his place four miles
east Of Dcming. recently purchased
Of q. M Sadler. Prof Holiday
has ordered Il 40 horsepower engine.
ana viii install No. i pump. lie
has a force Of Mexicans at work
grubbing off the mesquite prepara
tory for next seasons planting
w H. Burney, whose serious con
dition Was reported yesterday died
at o'clock this morning. His death
was the result Of O horse-kick In the
abdomen lie was Ill one week. Mr..
Burney came here from Texas three
or four years ago. homestoaded a
quarter section of land six miles east
OF Deming, and later went into the
wen drilling business. the firm being
Burney and Rhca. lie was buried this
afternoon under the auspices OF the
Rednenia loaga.
J. A. wood and X, -, Donohuo
both Of Albuquerque, N. NJ. filed to-
day on claims about thirteen miles
south Of pemlng in the Mountain
View neighhorhood
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

by Ed Fournelle; in the case of Jacobo
Gomez, charged with discharging fire.
arms within p settlement and in the
case of p Garcia.
Two Plead Not Guilty.
Margarito Candelario, indicted for
attacking Philomena Tavarez and
striking him with track wrench, in
flicing injuries from which Tavarez
later died. was arraigned before Judge
guilty to the charge. Conelio Navar-
eto, indicted for striking Pablo Perea
with club and causing injuries from
which Perea died was also arraigned
and pleaded not guilty. Dates Tor
their trials were not set.
Directed Verdict Returned.
The jury trying the case of John
Borradaile against George Hammond
was directed to return a verdict for
the plaintiff for $117.50. The plain
tiff sued for a commission alleged due
as the result of real estate trans
action.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
New Pumping Plants in
Mimbres Valley Every Day

record. being forty-five minutes in
duration.
Jaffa, Prayer & Co, on December
rs, viii take over the management OF
the Grand Central hotel, of which
they are owners. and which has been
in the hands OF J. M. Manning for
about a year. The building win be
renovated and improved.
The board Of education met last
night to consider means OF raising
$4,000 to complete the new high
school building When completed Il
win cost $50 900. A plan Is being made
to have prominent citizens sign notes
TO secure tho payment through future
bond issue.
Undaunted by the revolutionary
times In Mexico, Walter Fritz and
r. r. Browning. two Roswell boys,
started last night for a point near the
city Of Mexico. They have cattle bust
ness there and believe they can make
the trip IN safety If they keep out Of
the revolution. They expect to be
gone two months
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
Social Drinking
Soon becomes habitual drink
ing resulting in nervous
breakdown
S0BRIETY AND INDUSTRY ARE THE KEYS TO SUCCESS.
THE NEAL TREATMENT REMOVES ALL DESIRE
AND CRAVING IN THREE DAYS.

The Neal internal treatment
cures the periodical, occasional
or moderate drinker, the habltual
and excessive drinker and the ner-
vous man who has to drink to
keep from becoming more ner-
vOuS. 1t takes away all inclina-
ton to drink, all desire and
craving for drink by nue-
tralizing the poison Of alcohol in
the system and Kidding the blood
of the poison by a rapid process OF
elimination leaving the drinker IN
the same normal condition he was
in before tasting liquor, so far as
the effect of alcohol may be con-
cerned--all appetite for drink gone
and ne is new man.
No HypodermiC Injections
The Neal internal treatment et-
fetts a perfect cure in three days
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

here last evening to discuss the pro-
posed constitution of the new state
of New Mexico. The discussion
brought forth the fact that every one
present desired some change. such as
prohibition, woman's suffrage, etc.
bat al likewise expressed themselves
as on the whole pleased with the in
strument and pledged their support
in endeavoring TO secure its adop-
ton
The contract has been let for the
construction OF telephone line from
Cerro, Taos county, north to Costilla
via Virsylvia.
AT present this section is isolated
from wire communication.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
ATTEMPTED HOLO-UP
At VAUGHN ENDS
IN A FLUKE
Mail Wagon Escapes Cow
puncher Arrested on Charge
of Robbery Complicated Cow
Case Finally Settled AmicabIy
Especial correspondence to Mornns JournaIl

Especial Correspondence to Morning JournalI
Vaughn, N. NJ, Dec 3.--Wednes-
day morning about 2 o'clock as r..
w Wiseman was driving the Garling-
ton transfer bus to the Rock Island
depot he overlook two men walking
north one OF them caught the
bride of one Of the horses but the
other fellow failed To get a hold, and
the horses sprang away and were
soon ut the depot. The man who
failed to catch the bride was roundly
cursed by his partner for being slow.
As no pistols were drawn and no
demands made upon Wiscman, he Is
al IA loss to know what was intended
on the part OF the strangers, whom
he says swore In good English.
on the bus was three loads or
mail II robbery was intended, Il
was a bum attempt and evidently
the work of novices.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

BEFORE East Vaughn was ncorpo-
ratcd. the population of Vaughn
numbered over 1000 souls. The price
of a license TO sell liquors was then
S4OO. The law reads that where the
population OF Il town Is loss than -
900. the license Zee shall be $500.
MIR. Brown paid S400 for his license
after East Vaughn became an incor-
poratcd town.
The incorporation of the one town
makes the number of inhabitants In
each less than 600. According 20 q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Tho W0ddlng OF II. ". WIsemRn
and Mrs. Leila b, Moore, which was
10 have taken place Wednesday eve
ning, WIS postponed at the eleventh
hour
Mossrs Ricardo Monotya, David
Crespin and Jose Rodrigucs are lead
ers in a movement to organize a
Mutunl Protective association in
Vaughn II Is believed the associa-
tion will organize with fifty~five
charter members, The FIRST meeting
win be held saturday. December 9th.
II Is the intention OF the association
TO purchase two lots and erect
building for their use.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
pctIlcatory Ball.

Messrs. Holloway, Lucus and Gar
lington dedicated the new bank
building on Cedar street by giving a
ball "wednesday evening that for mu-
sic, order end number IN attendance
WAS a big success II was somewhat
OF rush order" affair, but never
theless about 100 OF Vaughn's best
people were present and a very enjoy
able evening was passed Messrs,
Ambrosio Gallegos and Aurelia Luz
cero furnished good music
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
FORD OUTCL| I'M BS
BUICK CAR At
SOCORRO
Local Chauffeur Defeats Winner
of Vanderbilt Cup in Up-HiII
Race by Half a Mile,


Especial Dispatch 20 ihs MornInG Journail
Socorro, N. NJ, Dec. S.-The auto
race between Magdalena and Socorro
was pulled off here this afternoon.
THE race was hill climbing contest
between a Buick and a Ford, The
Ford won, having climbed 10 miles,
beating the Buick by 12 mile.
Gardner Brothers of Kelly agents
for the Buick, brought out G, Rob
ertson, an expert chauffeur, and the
winner In the Vanderbilt cup 1910.
but he lost the race TO Zim Gibbons
OF Socorro, who drove the Ford.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
BANK Of SPRINGER
ROBBED OF ONE
S|X-SHOOTER
Two HoboS Held as Suspects
Building Entered But Vault Is
Too Tough a Proposition for
Thieves.
[specInl plspateh 70 ths Morning JournaII

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journall
Springer y. NJ, Dec. S.-Some
time last night the bank of Springer
was entered through a side door, the
robbers having previously made an
Intellectual attempt to open win
dow They finally got nothing but a
revolver, being unable TO open the
vault, and rifling only what desk
drawers they could open. While
there is no certain clue. two hobbs
are being held on suspicion OF know
ing something about the job. The
santa Fe tool house and Link black
smith shop had previously been
broken into by the robbers who Sc
cured tools with which 10 tackle the
hank. The attempt was not discov-
cred until Z o'clock this morning. 1t
Is believed the marauders were
noVices at the business
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
ARNOLD ACQUITTED
At ROSWELL
Found Not Guilty Of Murder Of
luckiei Charge to jury Lasts
Forty-five Minutes,


Roswell, y. NJ. Dee, after a
trial OF several days the case of Will
lam 4. Arnold went TO the Jury last
night, and a verdict OF not guilty was
reached nt II "a. m. today. Arnold
was accused OF murder FOR killing A..
S, Luckio last summer. on one OF the
ranches of the Turkey track OUTFIT
in Chayes county They were fellow
employees of this outfit
The charge Go tho jury BY Judge
William n Pope was the longest on
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

]. A. Torres, county superintendent
Of schools. has issued a call to all
teachers to meet in Socorro Decem-
her 26th and form "a teachers asso-
citation to affiliate with the New Mex
leo Educational association. The call
is made for 10 o'clock in the morning
of that date and they viii leave in the
afternoon for Las Vegas and attend
the New Mexico Educational associa-
ton meeting. which win convene on
December 27th,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
.IncI, NicCrnle JnlIed.

Jack McCraig who spent ten days
IN Vaughn recently, was arrested In
Santa Rosa, Tuesday, on two grave
charges 1t IL alleged that he robbed
postoffice and blew up a safe in
upper Colorado about q year ago, and
more recently stole carload of
horses at Oklahoma City He was
taken to the Tucumcari iail to await
the action OF the grand jury
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

ruling Of Attorney General Frank W..
Clancy. Mr.. FroWn viii soon receive
rebate of 5000. All those saloon-
keepers who paid $500 while the two
towns were as one, are not entitled
To any rebate.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Two men were brought in from
Mogollon and lodged in the county
Jail. II could not be learned what
the charge was against them. ono
was a white man while the other was
colorod.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Mrs. Viconta Gallegos (nee Mon
toyal who was married Saturday at
the school house, died suddenly Mon
day night Of heart failure and was
buried In East Vaughn cemetery ON
Thursday The bereaved husband
has the sympathy of all citizens.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
FREE TO ALL
SICK PEOPLE
SAMPLE OF WONDERFUL NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY SENT
FREE TO ALL SICK OR AFFLICTED PEOPLE

of
to
inoney-not ecentdo
this wonderful
and will
freem Get
anyo tht
bel and Sc J. alsh
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
hypodermic injections.
A Guaranteed Contract

"A guaranteed bond and contract
is given each patient agreeing to
effect a perfect cure or refund the
money at the end of the third dav.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04
A Modern Treatment

wv ~ - - u
Cure for the drink habit; it is
the most modern and perfect Of
known treatments, originated by
a physician, compounded by a
physician, and administered by
experienced physicians. 1t never
fails.
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book and copy Of contract; Neal
Institute Co. All communications
strictly confidential. Bank refer
ences given. 512 N, Second St..
albuquerque, n. M.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-04

Former Mississlpplan InstaIlS
Plant at Bottom of 60 Foot
Pit Which Lifts Thousand
Gallons a Minutei Other Irri-
cation Projects Near Dening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-03
Congressman Jones Expected
to Tell Something Interesting.
NO DOUBT OF ELECTlNG
Republicans Seem to Be Limiting
Their Activities to Effort to Carry
Newport News for Wise--Confer-
ences With Democratic Leaders.

| Congressman William A. Jones, OF
the First Virginia district, who is
being opposed for reelection on No
vember by Attorney George Nelms
! Wise, OF this city. will address mass
meeting of the Democratic voters of
| Newport News in the Corporation
Court room of the city hall tonight at
hS o'clock. This will be the first time
Mr.. Jones has spoken here in more
than a year and il is expected that a
large crowd will turn out 10 hear
| him.
Mr.. Jones viii arrive here from
Washington, ID. C., early this morn
ing, coming down to Old Point by the
night steamer. will spend the day
and night at Warwick Hotel. He will
| be at the hotel nearly all of today
meeting and comforting with the party
leaders and his personal friends.
Chairman Newman. to Preside.
Chairman Thomas Newman, OF the
city Democratic Executive committee.
will preside at the mass meeting to-
night and ATTORNEY o. ID. Bachelor
will present Congress man Jones TO his
audience.
Congressman Jones Is an aDIe anu
forcefrl speaker and his address is
expected to prove OF much interest to
local people He will discuss the party
issues of the day and very probably
will tell his hearers something about
the Democratic congress which is 10
be elected this month.
Though their candidate has not
made and will net make any address
es in the district during the campaign.
the local Republican leaders are bend
ing their efforts to carry this city Tor
Mr.. Wise They realize that Mr.. Wise
has not the ghost of show to defeat
Congressman Jones in the district and
are contentNg themselves with max
ing a fight against him here. To tnat
end they are waging an active but
silent campaign.
Local Democratic leaders are active
in the interest of Mr.. Jones candidacy
and they are glad that the Democratic
standard bearer is to address the
voters tonigh; and stir up some inter
est among the Democratic voters oil
the city. There is no doubt about Mr..
Jone carrying Newport News by
large majority.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-03
MOVEMENT FOR PENINSULA
HIGHWAY GIVEN IMPETUS
Chamber Of Commerce Committee to
Call sdeetine Of Interested Bodies
in Near Future.

Impetus was given the movement
for a highway between this city and
Richmond Tuesday afternoon when
the committee on streets, roads and
parks met and discussed the matter
NJ. C. Armstrong and l.. Il. Manville
were named a subcommittee to call
a general meeting Of representatives
of the councils, commercial organiza-
tons. automobile associations and
boards Of supervisors Of the cities and
counties directly interested " the pro
pos ed highway.
The subcommittee will Immediate
ly send invitations to these bodies "a
appoint two or moro members to rep
resent them at the general meeting
and as soon as all Of the bodies arc
heard from the meeting Will be called
II is probable that the session Will be
held at the Chamberlin Hotel. a.
Manager George r. Adams. who met
with the committee. offered 10 enter
tain the meeting al the hotel as his
guest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-03
Vaudeville and Pictures

Three new acts come into the
Olympic's show for the last half OF the
week and these with Annie Abbott,
the famous human magnet. and Wood
ford's educated animals. will make up
a bill that should be pleasing in va
riety. OF the new acts. George Hair
ris and Reta Beauregarde will pre-
sent their rural comedy sketch The
Country Judge" using special scenery
and effects. Dainty Dolly" Marshall
will present her singing. dancing and
change specially. Morgan, Chester
& Co.. old fsvorites with Newport
News theatre goers, will be seen in
their new and original German come
DIV playlet Caught With the Goods
which will be seen here for the first
time.
Annie Abbott is mystifying and at
the same tirne amusing her audiences
with her experiments in magnetism
She will introduce number OF new
features for the last half of the week.
Woodford's educated animals appeal
to the little folks this week and the
antics of Counsel II, the man monkey,
are amusing young and old alike.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-03
BASKETBALL SEASON 10
OPEN SATURDAY MIGHT
Fort Monroe Five VIII Meet Team OF
Local Y. NJ. c. A. In
This City.

The basketball steam OF the local
Young Mems Christian Association
will open its season Saturday night
with a game with the five OF Fort
Monroe in the association building
This game was arranged as prac-
tice match for the locals in the prep
aralion for the hard games which nave
have been arranged for this season.
On the showing thus far, the indi-
cations are that the local team will
be an unusually fast one this year
Vann and Monroe are back at for
wards. while LEM will play center.
Cottrell and Hamilton will be the reg
ular guards. LEM formerly played
forward on the team and was star.
The substitute players are; Hudson
and Fitzgerald. forwards; Wilkinson,
center: Epes and Gayle. guards
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-03
Gives Birthday Party.

Miss Avail Cabs delightfully."- enter
talned a number of her friends Tue s.
day afternoon at birthday party at
her home in Forty-seventh street.
After gsmes and music had been EN-
loved refreshments were served. The
guests included: Misses Ava Maitland.
Mary Edwards. Gladys Gillet. Doris
and Ethel Toiker. Hazel and surrey
Connell, Lucy Bowman and Avail Al
len, Messrs. Edward Turner, Ernest
and Robbie Goodness, Elicit Hopkins
Hugh Nelson and John Edwards.