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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-17

foan ota Sutalta bdnen faiuiaan,
etbdn, iid2"
Sen" wastaii MorriIon mits
faan.
yWlitd Iitte tdmd nSn SOB noe
trust (Sumalaan me luotamme)
Sutan leittifalusIa tarfoittaa2" ias
noi.poifa, nostaen fpIpmdt iilmdnid
iidnid fasnoibin,
WorriIon witfasteIi. 9dnen turf'
fuunia nouIi paIa. rWtind l%uulen,"
ban ianoi pitfddn, u en tarfoittatpan,
ettd minun tuliIi luottaa meibdu tais
maauiieen iiddmme, niinfuin find
luotat iiddIi."
pitfa biliaiIuus ieuraii, ionea ale
faa Worriion oil ipwisid a~iatutiis'
ia. nSuffa," ianoi ban loputIi, rmes
neppds latham ia iuofie firia bpl'
Ipue ia tuo iieltd iidue tue musta
tiria fuIatuiua reunoiua alempaa
= ndetfD : Iiind," Tiad poifa totteli
tdsfpd nopeasti, lie ebfd nastaa
Iinun fpipmpfIeeIi."
sid 5e on raamattu," buomartti
Suffa. rSiii iosfus Iufee Iiita Sus
maIasta ia Seeiufiesta. &c on faus
bean tomuinen," ban liidIi, fiiwe ten
tofoifin iidnia ipIiin.
nnsfonpa fen oleman," ianoi mics
bitaasti, uiid Ell ole lufenut iitd pit
fddn ATTAIN, = tdsid ="
Marriion pubbisti pDIpd firian
f%anIista nendIiinaaaan ia fen tebtpd
fddnii ellie aIia IuetteIon.
,llsfauus," Q%uottomus) Iufi bdn
adneenid. n~llseauus, ,Sobin firia,'
,pIalmit,' ,Sananlasf ut niisid
faitisia ieiIoo %iotofin iiitG; usfauns
Sumolaan, ustallls ibmiiiin ia ritz
fauteen turbaan. 8atIotdanpa pIal'
meista, mind olen alma niistG pitds
MT: Serra on minun folioni, minun
linnani ia minun tpapabtaiani, mi'
nun SumaIani, iobon nina tur'
naan. Sinuun berra MIND usfauan
= Ole minulIe mabma turfpa, 10.
bon MIND alma pafeniIin. Sind olet
lumannut minua o%uttao; fiad find
oIet minun fauioni ia linnani. = &c
fuuIuu bpndltd, mai mitd?"
poifa npotfafi.
y2atfotaanpa fpield: porempi on
usfaltaa 9erran pddue, fuin luottaa
ibmiIin, t~obeuatin, mitdbdn ios
nonIosfut fiitd ionopat: Quota GER
raan faifesta ipbdmmestdii ia did
Imota iinun pmmdrrpfieeii. - Siina
Ie onfin, p~oifoieni! alld lucia iinun
pmmGrrptIees. Wtitentd ibmeeliStd!
Suuri iiind me faiffi ..erebbpmme:
me motamme pmoon pmmdrrpf'
Ieemme, omiin fdIiimme ia fptpi.
bimme, omiin moiniimme ia ro'
baan - tdsId! paaipaIi ianoo: eitd
paniIi %toinoania fotoonoiien riffah'
ben, mutta eldtpdn Sumolon pddue,
iota nellie antaa nautitof femme
runiaasti faiffinoista. @ldmdn gu.
malon - eIdmGn SumaIon pddae, =
eli tultoon, oiaffeibin, fiinteimistDDn
tai toboon moimiin, ie on luottos
mista muibin iumaliin la Sdnen
IananIa fuuIuu: altDDo iinuua oIto
muita Sumolia minuu eoesIdni."
Iefindinen maIo ndptti malais.
neen MorriIonin mieIen. &c idteili
bGnen fasmpistaon ia fofo bGnen
olennostoon. Dan nGtt nat foitfl
oipan toiiesIa molosia, FUN dsfen.
Sdn nati fuinfa bdn, luarIinfin nii
me muo5ino, oil Iauinut fuuon 81
mon noQoto eI6m1nId fotonaon,
ia fuitenfin oil ban ustonut olepan'
ia mauifelpoinen lid ia puoliii, ia
mild oil olut Ieuraus. Soppio, pet'
tpmps, tDDbpps ei ills ferras
Iaan mitdGn. 8uinto iofea bdn oil
fam plui!
Npt bmomaIi it'd tuinta poifonia
iilm1t olinot Iuotuna bdnen omiin'
ia, fatieen niisId ollen puoIifli ibmet'
teIepd, puolitli funnioittoipo.
FsIu ue 81 =.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

to notice is one In Kentucky whore a
number of coal miners were caught in q
shaft by the explosion Of gas and none
of the men in the mine escaped. The
explosion besides killing n dozen OF
more men and tearing down masses of
slate and stone blew a mule out at the
top of the shaft, which is one hundred
aud fifty feet deep. II IL only a short
time since q large number Of coal min
ers were killed ut Trinidad, and there
has been others than the Kentucky dis.
aster the past month. When we stop TO
think of IL, We are not 40 unfortunate
who live on the plains of New Mexico
after all, Notwithstanding the fact that
a dry spell trips us once in u while. IL
the states fortunate enough 10 have coal
mines were to take their Legislators TO
task about compelling operators 10 pro
vide safety appliances in the mines il
would be IA greater boost TO humanity
than all the quarrcls over political mat.
tiers. of importance 10 nobody but the
l'ei'' ''hhs "HA'u NouNuHlfH y Wutn VI
their time. Dawson, the great coal
camp just north of Tucumacri, in a mod.
81 by which the desired conditions could
be brought about. At Dawson YOU do
not hear of any serious accidents in
the mines. Aud. Dawson Is the second
largest coal camp in the United States.
some one may say, q. you DO not hear
Of the accidents. No. YOU don Z, for
the reason that they 10 not have them
The plan is simply. and also q Scicn
tiic one. All shots to break down the
coal are fred with electricity and after
every employee and miner underground
are out Of the mine. Each miner is
checked into the mine aud "ut and ~
compelled To take - number into the
mine with him and brng it out and hang
IL in it's place in from, of the time keep
cr when he returns. There is u certain
time to enter the mine and Il time to
COM" out after the day : work is done.
and the shots In break down the coal
cannot be fired until every number that
went into the mine ~ the stated time
in the morning is returned 10 it's place.
IL u number is missing when the Time
for all To be out of the mine. - search is
NJ once instituted for the missing man.
This is only one of Il great number Of
precautions that the operators have in
use, and one of the many reasons tina,
YOU do not hear of accidents ia the
handling of this great enterprise. The
Southwestern people consider il profit
able 10 care for the lives of their EN-.
ploy"es. They are not compelled by
legislation. they do so because they
have some feeling for humanity and
because it is more profitable 70 use safe.
~ measures. Those who do otherwise
should be made to account Tor the neg.
ligence which costs human life and
brings with il distressed widows and
orphans.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03
OCLAMATIo
BY the Governor
To the People of the Territory Of New
Mexico:

10 the People of the Territory of New
Mexico:
Whereas. the tOnstitut iOual Cunvrn
ZION which convened IN the city of
Santa Fc, Territory OF New Mexico, the
third day Of October, \. D., 1910, in
accordance with the provisions of the
Act Of Congress e~ntitlcd IAN Act to
Enable the People of New Mexico to
form /, constitution and state govern.
n"nt and be- admitted into thr Union.
IN an equal footing with the original
taies, and to enable the people of Ari.
iona 10 form Il constitution and state
government and be- admitted into the
Union on au Equal footing with the orig
inal states. has prepared Il constitu
ion for the proposed state of New
Mexico and has performed its duties
IN" adjourned; and
Whereas. the constitutional Convrn
ton requested the Governor of the Ter
ritory Of New Mexico 10 issue Il pro
rlamation ordering an election to be-
held on tn" twenty first day of January
=. H.. 1911 to determine whether or not
the constitution 80 framed should be-
ratified and adopted ~ the Fundamental
law of the proposed state OF New Mcxi
co.
Now therefore. T.. William !. Mills.
Governor OF the Territory of New Mex
leo. by authority vested in me by said
Constitutional Convention, do hereby
order an election TO he held on the TWEEN
ty'frst day of January. \. b.. 1911. to
'ither ratify or reject the said proposed
"onstitut ion. and at said election all
'%itiI"ns who are legally qualified voters
of ia" Territory of New Mexico, shall
be entitled 10 vote. Those voting ~
favor OF the ratification Of the said con,
stitution shall vote in either English 81
spanish For the Constitution aud
those opposed 10 the ratincatiop Of
said constitution shall vote IN either
English or Spanish Against the Con.
stitution IN. -
Done ~ the EXecutiv" office this the
22nd day of November. 4. u. 1910.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal
~ The Territory Of New Mexico
SEAL WILLIAM j. MILLS.
III tho Governor.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary al New Mcxiro.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

The abandonment of the fee system
for county officers is a commcndablc pro.
vision of the state constitution. The
democrats claim recognition in the work
of securing sucn a plank and the News is
willing that they should share this hon.
or with the majority. Ne would hav"
q heck vt - time in framing "a %consti.
tuition that would suit everybody aud
M every condition but il we have n
reasonably clean Fundamental law IT
may be- trusted TO the people TO accom-
plish desired detailed legislation through
their representatives in tn. future. The
business before us is TO become y state
and then We eau thrash these things
out with dclibciation ns - state.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

President Roberts 1T the New Mexico
Normal University, spent n day in the
city. guest of Prof. Joseph ;. IIofcY.
Supt of city schools. and addressed the
High School in the afternoon of Wed
ncsday and NJ night delivered n public
address in the auditorium in which he
spoke in n masterful way on education.
nj subjects 10 u large number Of inter.
ested listeners. The schools are greatly
benefited and highly pleased TO have
the foremost educators of the state
visit them, and especially do they appre.
ciate the interest both Prof. L.arkin
and President Roberts have manifested
in them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

wealth; a man who necessarily must
spend much money, aud toll necessarily
In preparation 10 correctly serve u con
stituency. The civilization aud healthy
growth of the nation are dependent upon
the efficiency of the educational faclll.
ties offered growing aud maturing man
hood and womanhood- in the land. The
poorest paid service In our great cOun'
try is that OF our educators. The skill.
I'D mechanic, the artisan, the profcs.
si0nal man, they are all rewarded for
the brain and Drawn they put into the
means of comfort and happiness nj.
tainable and in reach OF the human fam
lily. We need educators, we must have
them. Let Us pay them 50 that they
may better III themselves for the cducn.
ton of our children. II means greater
proficiency in business; II means II great
or opportunity OF performing the duties
of life after the plan of the Creator
who builds aud shapes everything
for the good of the whole of creation.
Vote for the constitution and let us get
into statehood and throw off the shack.
les OF Il dependency and be- free Amer
cans who ere NJ liberty To be- heard ~
the seat of the national government.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

The Hon. II. u. FERGUSON of Albu
querque has a good deal TO say in his op.
position 70 the constitution, about the
brutal majority who do not agree with
him as To the better plan Of serving the
welfare Of the people of New Mexico.
II depends in "a large Measure whose
bull gets the horn in these matters. Mr..
FERGUSON = beast has had the pune.
ture IN this one. The people are going
Ia think il queer that he and his chosen
few are the only honorable men in the
convention who are Interested in New
Mexico's industrial and educational in
%tercsts. One Of the heavy charges he
holds against the brutal majority. " rs
he characteri1es the republicans Of the
constitutional convention, * that some
of them belonged. a few years ago, 10
the membership of II legislature that
raised the salary of II county supcrin
tendent Of schools from $500 a wear 10
5000 a year. Six hundred a year IL $50
a month, a prineely salary for a man
who has the duties of u county super
intendent To perform. Who il charged
with the performance of u duty that is
sacred to the homes of the common.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03
POLITICAL RUMoR

There is some political rumor that
Thomas Carter, senator from Montana.
may succeed Frank II. Hitchcock as
postmaster general. and that Mr.. Hitch.
cocy may go to Arizona and get into
politics. There seems little doubt that
Carter will lose the senatorial Job in
Montana. but that he will succeed Hitch.
cock or that Hitchcock will go TO Ari.
2ona is n matter of conjecture wholly.
Prcsidcn, Taft is evidently very well
pleased with Mr.. Hitchcock who has
managed 10 make Il good record with
u bad job,
President TAFT * well satisfied with
his present postmaster general. Mr.
Hitchcock has almost succeeded in
wiping nut the deficit of his department
and President Taft is particularly vel
pleased with this work. There is but
n chance that Mr.. Hitchcock might
leave the cabinet. That would I've Z,
resume the Craftsmanship of the Rcpubli
ran .'ational campaign committee at tn,
personal request of the president. And
such a request is not likely.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03
w C.. T. u, NOTICE

The ladies of the ". e. T. T.. will hold
their next regular meeting, Tuesday
afternoon, December 9th. at the home
of Mr.. J. f. Manncy and viii be con.
Quoted hy Mrsdamrs Tucker aud Wright.
This Is Ia be- an important meeting and
all member, are requested 10 he pres
cut. Visitors viii hc made welcome.
" q. +. / Reporter.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

Alamogordo has been having q >trug.
gle to keep her commercial club going
and members became So Indifferent
about attending meetings that the see
rotary introduced n resolution recon.
m, ding its Reorganization. A com
mercial club is AN organization for the
purpose Of attending To matters of pub.
lie interest in the town or city whore
IL is maintained and when the business
men fail 10 attend or keep up dues il
cant be- continued, as is the trouble,
says the secretary of the club at Alamo
gordo. There il no quest ion that such
an organization should he had in every
community Of considerable importance,
and il will he regretted by those who
want 70 boost for the town AZ Alamo.
gordo 20 have their commercial club dis
continued. Let our business people see
To il that our club is kept healthy and
working.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03
RAILROAD INTO cIMARRoN. N. M.

Tho Mountain, Valley 4 Plains Rail.
wa, Company, of Guthrie, okla, has is
sued $50. 900 t. the mile OF bonus io
begin construction ot u line of railway
from Guthrie okla, Ia Cimarron. this
territory aud il is reported from Guthrie
that the bonds have prrn sold and thai,
work will Ice underway in - short time.
GutEri" has put up a bonus Of $4,000
aud engineering contractors are on the
ground, Cimnrron j. one of the rich.
est sections in natural resources in New
Mexico and this road when built will
be n busy one from the beginning. There
is an abundance of coal, timber, agri
culture and horticulture aud stoch IN
the timarfon country, aud this line If
road viii be- OF great benefit to the
country Is development.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

High School Echoes. published by the
city High school. is one of the best in
the state. II is full of interesting. clean
cut school topics. and is receiving cour'
teous recognition from the Press in New
Mexico. II is a worthy advertising me.
dunn for the business men of the city
and emphasizes the capabilities of it,
publishers ~ well rs being II herald
of the excellent school advantages avail.
able in this community.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03
HoLLoMAN AND KoHN
STILL UNDER FIRE

STILL UNDER FIRE
In this weeks issue of the Sun is an.
other column devoted TO the action Of
Messrs. Holloman 4 Kohn In the %consti.
tutional convention. Evidently the gen.
ial proprietor of the Sun Is still smarting
over losing the bet he made that the
Republicans would not elect two delegat.
cs from this county. But even the Sun
does not claim that Holloman and Kohn
made any pledges except to the mem.
bers Of the railroad unions, yet IL seems
to now think that they should answer
To the Sun rather than TO the unions.
II the action of Holloman and Kohn Is
satisfactory To those to whom the
pledges were made why should the Sun
object! Does the Sun contend that the
railroad men Of this city are such fools
that they are unable to decide these
matters for themselves! The legislative
committee Of the railroad unions made
the same report 10 the local unions that
was given in last week. News, and so
satisfactory was the action of Hollo.
nan and Kohn that at u joint meeting
II the unions. held last Wednesday ev.
ening, n vote of thanks was unanimous.
~ rendered TO Messrs. Holloman and
Kohn. Does the sun contend that their
Legislative committee did not under.
stand conditions at Santa Fei The Sun
MAJ deny It's present position but II has
assumed the attitude that the railway
unions need a guardian 10 do their
thinking and dictate their action and
that guardian should he the proprietor
NJ the sun. 4 little later when this
said proprietor announces himself rs Il
candidate for county recorder he will
hardly be 81 ~prcsumptious in ~arrogating
To himself all wisdom.
The Sun says the democratic mem.
hers did not violate their pledge in fail
ing to support the recall. We did not
say they did. We said that they were
guilty Of violating that pledge how
ever il the republican members were
guilty of violating their pledge. The
Sun says that the Albuquerque platform
was not made the fighting basis in Quay
county. but does the sun deny that two
of the democratic ~dclspa'cs pledged
themselves in writing to the railroad
unions in favor Of the recall! Did they
then have the rights to abandon the
recall and llolloman and kohn not have
the right. for equally good reasons. "a
abandon the initiative? Remember w
are not criticising them for doing so
the position Of censor over the thought
and actions of both the delegates and
the railway unions belongs Ia the Sun
by right of appropriation.
There is n great difference between
Saxon in this week : issue OF the sun
Mr.. Dnvidon assumes q broad minded
aud liberal spirit. the same that he as
sumed in the convention. Mr.. SaXor
assumes the same attitude that he die
NJ the convention. that is IL he could
nj write the constitution he woul'
fight il. One explanation has been of
fered:
MIR. Davidson has not been n candi
date for district Judge and consequent,
does moi feel such great personal iisap
pointment in being placed in u rcpubli
can district.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

There are still thirty.two members
of the Light Brigade which charged
ut Balnk lava in the lands of the liv.
ing; of these twenty-five are classed ms
INDECENT while some are in work
houses. who shall say that republics
are ungrateful when it comes to pen.
ions.-Albuquerque Journal.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

We think little about il when We no.
ticc that twenty or N hundred miners
have been cntombcd in a coal mine some
where, but il is u matter of great i'm
p%ortance, particularly to the widows and
orphans. that these disasters bring with
them. The last catastrophe brought
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

Wealth don Z seem to he detrimental
10 the health of our friend Carnegie. lie
has Just celebrated his 73rd anniversary
and is on the job as regular to make
more money as a mule skinner in New
Orleans. Never mind. maybe Tucumcari
will get n library after awhile.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03
8. NJ. WHARTON, Editor- Manager.

The Evans Opera House had three
nights of high class entertainments this
week. The patronage was everything
that could be asked, showing that the
people really do appreciate being enter
tanned in this city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03
BAPTIST AID ENTERTAINMENT

Th" Ladies Aid OF IN" Barris, Church
will put on the play "A Day IN the Tn.
ion Depot, at IN" Evan, Opera House
Friday night, December l6, 1910. Come
and Ncc the Widowcr with tive Child
rem, Propose 10 the old Maid"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

ii"oh work IL ~" ot our ,prcIaltics
come and 80" what "" az" doing in thi,
line Of printing.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

Modern Families for job printing at
the News Onicc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

Rev. VIM Baden Bludon. who arrir-
'd from England recently, II is said
TIA" English Divine is ready to appear
against George \. Post and Emil \
Starkl"if, under Arrest in Philadcl.
Phln on the rhargc of using the mails
=" ald m conducting u swindlc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-03

Edward +. Ripley, President Santa Pc
Railroad, and one of the committee who
recently appeared N Washington ~ pro.
test against ia" poyrnmcnt's Injunction
against southern railroads. restrain
ing them from advancing their freight
rates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-09

speed in excess of rs miles per hour shall
be prima facie evidence that the person
operating such vehicle is operating the
same at rate of speed greater than is
reasonable and proper.
So far as the general automobile law is
concerned, it would seem that in the alb
sence of such local law as we have in
Montgomery county, or the failure of the
County Commissioners to adopt such an
ordinance, all automobiles could be forced
to observe very low rate Of speed on the
road in question if the facts recited in the
ordinance should appear as a matter of
proof in judicial proceedings against those
who operated at the high-speed rate of
rs miles per hour over said road
AS to the second proposition. AS before
stated, the local law was approved some
days later than the general automobile law.
If the former law has any force, under the
well established rules of statutory con-
structions, it would operate to modify the
previously enacted statute to the extent of
any conflict between the two Another
well established principle is that valid
local or special law takes precedence over
a general statute as to matters in conflict
between the two.
There can be no question of the authority
OF the County Commissioners to adopt the
ordinance so far as the local statute is
concerned, it having been drawn in strict
conformity Herewith.
think Commissioner George could not
have known of the provisions of the Mont
eomery county road law, If he expressed
the views presented in the Times article.
W. OUTERBRIDGE SPATES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-09
Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under
signed, Treasurer of Montgomery county
and Collector Of State and county taxes for
the said county, as required by Section
OF Chapter III of the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland of 1906, to all per-
sons to whom State and county taxes are
assessed in said county, that the annual
levy has been made and placed in the
hands OF the undersigned for collection.
All such taxes bear interest from Sep
TENDER list, 1910, at the rate of 6 per cen
tum per annum.
All taxpayers are hereby warned that
unless such taxes as are assessed against
them be paid on or before the first day of
January, 1911, their names will be pub
lished in accordance with said Act of
Assembly. in the list of delinquent tax
payers, and that if said taxes, with inter-
est and proportional part of cost of ad-
vertising, remain unpaid until the Second
Monday in April, 1911. the property as
sessed to such delinquent taxpayers, or so
much thereof as may be deemed necessary
will, on said last mentioned date, be ex-
posed for sale to pay such taxes, interest
and expenses.
BERRY f. CLARK,
Treasurer of Montgomery county.
july ltd