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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Returned Home

Mrs c. r Tryon, of Tucson. who
has been visiting with Mrs. Geo. H.
Kelly for several days. returned to
her home this afternoon. where Mr..
Tryol IS the business manager Of
the Arizona Daily star. one of the
Keily papers, Mr. and Mrs Tryon
resided in Douglas when the former
was in charge OF the business office
Of toe International.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

Do you know that Group can be pre-
vented? Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
.hoarse or even after the croupy cough
appears and it will prevent the at
tack. It is also a certain cure for
scroup and has never been known to
fail. Sold by all Druggists l0l
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Waive Examination


Manuel Bustamente. who has here
! tofore been referred to under the
alias of Ignacio Antonio. and Jesus
Bega slept in the branch county Jail
in this city last night. They were
given breakfast here this morning
and then arraigned in court Al
Though they were brought in by stage
from NacO last night by Deputy Sher-
lift Bob Hilburn. handcuffed together.
it was not generally known that they
had been incarcerated and would be
given a preliminary hearing this
morning Hence there were only
about a dozen spectators in court
when the complaints were read to
them and Interpreter Igo explained
, that they could retain counsel and
, have a hearing in the justice court
Tor waive examination and be held for
THE grand jury; that in the higher
court they would be furnished coun.
I sci by the territory. but that this
d could not be done on the prelimin
T. airy examination. Bustamente, evi
q, identity the most hardened Of the two
tried to act as spokesman. but this
II was not permitted and each had tC
D. lanswer for himself. Bustamente alsC
A., tried to make a statement, but this
= also the judge refused to permit
y Then they waived examination ant
in were ordered held as above stated.
8 Captured by HiIburn
The capture of the murderers re
bounds greatly TO the credit OF Der
uty Sheriff Bob Hilburn. He it wa
as that captured them and he 1t wa
no that traced them Hilburn was see
~ lby a reporter of the Internations
re this morning. He states that he car
: ltured the two murderers at poin
this side Of the international line an
To- linear Naco.
A. The murderers,' said Hilburt
= were traced to the line and then IL
u Ito Cananea From that time tn
- Mexican officers took up the pursui
- and they have done everything
Ito Justice. II was the Mexican off
IA icers who were in pursuit of the erin
IN finals when they were driven acros
~. The line. Then we captured then
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

The biggest value for the least
money at L. L. Gilman's jewelry
store. Z9l
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
BIG RECEPTION TO
DELEGATE ANDREWS TONIGHT

Albuquerque, N. NJ, July T.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the reception to be accord
ed Delegate in Congress w. H. An
drews when he arrives tonight on
train No. 1 from the east after long
absence in Washington where he has
been in the thick of the statehood
fight for several months past.
The Old Albuquerque Republican
Club, Jesus Romero, chairman, and
Nestor Montoya, secretary, will march
in front the old pueblo to the Alvarado
headed by the band playing martial
airs and will join the phalanx of the
Young Mems Republican Club to
help make the welcome to Mr.. An
drews hearty one. The Young
Mems Club has issued invitations to
all leading officials and public men
throughout New Mexico and many
prominent visitors will be here to-
night. The speech making will occur
Immediately in front of the Alvarado
just after the train arrives bearing
the delegate and the bands will play
until further orders.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
HOME SEEKERS STILL
COMING TO NEW MEXICO.
Major Fred Muller Makes Reports of
Land Office Business for the
Month of June.

The Sunshine state-to-be still claims
the attention of homeseekers and
while the entries during the past
month were perhaps fewer than pre-
vious months, the report of Receiver
Fred Muller of the local land Office
shows that New Mexico still "looks
good" to many followers Of the sim
pie, country life.
During June there were II original
homestead entries, covering an area
of 10,113.40 acres; giving $3.50 in
fees and $3S4.75 in commissions. I'm
der the act of February 19, 1909, there
were 20 entries, covering an area Of
5,0S0.27 acres; fees 5000; commits
sions $1,000. There were IS final
homestead entries, covering an area
of $2,640.52 and bringing commissions
of $105.
Of commuted homestead entries
there were 80 covering an area of
6,04016 and bringing fees Of $7,559.25
There were seven eXcesses, involving
an area of 1888 acres and payments
in money of $2990. There was one
isolated tract sale of 40 acres and
eleven original desert entries covering
1,71615 acres and bringing in $429.15
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
PRESIDENT TAFTS
VACATION PLANS
Will Make Ten Days Cruise
on Mayflower Up North
Coast
A STOP At BAR HARBOR
Will Play Golf Wherever Links
Appear Attractive
to Him.

Beverly, Mass, July Apparently
the President enjoys his vacation and
its absolute freedom from official
cares which began yesterday and he
is going to extend it. Beginning July
is, the President will take a ten days
cruise on the yacht Mayfower accom-
panied by all members of his imme-
diate family The President will sail
up the north coast; he will stop a day
or two at Bar Harbor and may drop in
at several other points of interest. His
golf clubs will be carried along and
whenever an attractive looking set
of eighteen holes appears on the hori
zon, the Mayfower will anchor forth
with.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
BALL|NGER ON
WESTERN TRIP
Will Visit the Territories, In
dian Reservations and
National Parks
HALE MACHINE IS SMASHED
Gran Quivira Declared National
Monument by Proclamation
of President Taft.

Washington, D. c., July 7.-Secre-
tary of the Interior Ballinger left
Washington today for a trip of inspec-
ton westward which will cover
period of several months. He will visit
several reclamation projects, Indian
reservations and national parks and
will include New Mexico and Arizona
in his itinerary.
Enemy of Statehood Defeated.
Special to The New Mexican.
Washington, D. c., July 7.-Asher
C. Kinds smashed the Hale machine
after forty years of control and de-
feated Hale's son, Fred, for Congress
by a unanimous nomination. Hlnds
is now mentioned as candidate for
speaker against Joe Cannon, Mann
and Champ Clark. Kinds was prompt
er to Republican and Democratic
speakers for many years. The Hale
machine fought statehood for New
Mexico and Arizona for forty years.
Gran Quivira Ruins National Park.
A proclamation has been signed by
President Taft which sets aside the
Gran Quivira ruins in the northeast
ern corner of SoCorro county, as a ma
tionaI monument. These ruins are
the remains of an old Spanish church
and of an Indian pueblo, located just
south of the Manzano forest reserve,
Army Engineers Coming to New Mex
leo.
The war department announces that
the army engineers who are to act as
an advisory board in Irrigation pro-
jects and help spend $2O,00O,OOO ap-
propriated by the last session OF Con
gress will leave Washington about
July 20 in two parties, one taking in
the projects under consideration IL
Montana, Idaho, Washington and Ore
gon and one the southern projects, III
Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico
| The Grand valley project IN COLO
RADIO will be one of the first visited
and the engineers will then go to the
Pathfinder dam in Wyoming. Secre
tary Ballinger will visit some OF the
projects. taking in those that he die
not inspect on his trip through the
west a year ago.
Reports of Census are Being Giver
Out.
Washington, July THE census
bureau today announced the following
reports of populatlon:
Lawton City, Okla, 1888; Blodso'
county, Tennessee. 6,329; the follow
ing counties in Texas: Hardin, IL
947; Marion, 10,472; Mills, 9,695
Titus, 1922; Tom Green, 1852, an
the following cities of Texas: Sal
Angelo, 1O,321, and Abilene City, 9
,204.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
SNYDER FOR PRESIDENT
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSN
Well Known Educator and Orator of
the Centennial State is Slated
for the Horror.

Boston, July II. X. Snyder, presi-
dent of the Colorado state normal
school was today nominated by the
committee on nominations for next
president of the National Educational
Association.
Chicago Woman Smashes Slate.
Chicago, ILL.,, July Mrs. Ella
Flagg Young defeated Mr.. Snyder for
president when the matter came be-
fore the convention, by a vote of GIT
to 376.
Women Angry at Snyder,
Denver, Colo, July 7.-Dr. Il. X. Sny-
der, president of the Colorado State
normal school, is running for the pres
idency of the National Educational
/ Association, now in session in Boston,
! against Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, super
intendent of the Chicago public
schools
| And in consequence the Colorado
women are up in arms. Mrs. Helen L.
Grenfell says: mo more contemplate
thing could be than for any Colorado
man to let his name be used in oppo.
sition to that of the first woman can
! didate for the presidency of the N
! E. A."
Mary G.. C. Bradford, county super
/ intendent of schools of Denver, says
"I can't believe it. DR.. Snyder is toe
thoroughly conversant with the value
of the educational work of women ir
his own state, and too great a lover
of Justice to lend himself to this plO
to defeat the will of the majority"
Sarah Platt Decker is glad OF the
contest. LET them run against eacl
Iother. Good! If women are to ge
things they must compete with th'
other sex. But l hope that Mrs
Young wins. There are 5000 member
in the n E. A. and of this numbe
1000 are women.
ELLA Flagg Young is wonderful
woman who was elected superintend
ent of the Chicago schools over
great number of men. She gets a sal
ary of $4,000 year. When she wa
; elected it was after competitive ez
animation. She so interested the con
mittee that they remained two hour
to hear her plans.
''She is GA years of age, not the mil
tant suffragette type of woman, bu
motherIy to the core of her heart"
Mrs. Adella Bailey, president of tn
Woman's club of Denver, thinks tha
the president of the great norma
r school should not run against won
i an when he comes from a suffragett
t state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
ANOTHER R,AUTOMOBILE
SCORCHER KILLED.

Kincaid, Ind, July 7.-Thomas Kin
caid, a we'll known automobile driver
was killed at Indianapolis Motor speed
way. He was on the track in trial
practice when the car, National, ran
off the high embankment at the south
east corner of the course. He was
caught beneath the wreck.
Kincaid had been employed by
the National Motor Vehicle Company
for several years and during the last
two years has been engaged exclus
lively in driving racing cars.
His last notable victory was at At
lanta this year when he and his driv
ing partner Johnny Aitken, won q
two hundred mile race on the two
mile race course.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
CARRY FREIGHT
BY AEROPLANE
Novel Contract for Delivery
of Mining Machinery
Just Closed
PUTS ARIZONA IN LIMELIGHT
VIII Convey Heavy Load 800
Miles Into Inaccessible
Mountains.

Douglas, Ariz., July DIR. J. j.
Armstrong has contracted with A. NJ
Williams, an aviator of this city, to
convey placer mining machinery from
Douglas to his property in the Chi
huahua mountains, Mexico, a distance
of about three hundred miles. The
machinery can be carried only in one
hundred pound lots. Williams owns
and operates monoplane and this
probably is the first contract made
calling for the commercial use of
a heavier than air machine.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
BROTHERS KILLED BY
LIGHTNING NEAR CLAYTON
Union County Cowboys Sought Shelter
Under a Tree During Thunder
Storm With the Usual
Result.

While returning on their horses on
July from Clayton, Union county,
where they had been visiting their par
ents and their sweethearts, Thomas
and Lydell Mackey, brothers, two pop
ular young cowboys, were struck by
lightning during a terrific rain and
electric storm and instantly killed.
The bodies were found by searching
party, which was organized, when the
two horses owned by the cowboys
were found on the range with their
saddles still on. The brothers had
evidently dismounted and sought
shelter under tree from the rain,
which explains why the animals did
not meet the same fate as their mas
ters.
The Mackey brothers had ridden the
range in southern Colorado and north
ern New Mexico for years. Two years
ago each located valuable homestead
lust over the state-territorial line,
where they expected to settle down ar
ter they were married and engage in
stock raising.
! In order to obtain money with which
to improve their homesteads they Sc
cured employment this spring from
Herring & Stinton, extensive sheep
growers.
When the saddled but riderless
horses were discovered it was at once
surmised that the brothers had met
with some kind of an accident, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stinson and w. M. Stew
art started to search for the missing
brothers in an automobile. Nearly the
entire day was spent in the hunt ant
a wide area was gone over, but not {
trace Of the cowboys could be found
Then word was sent to all shepherd
ers in the district, with the result tina
herder employed on the Herring :
lStinson ranch discovered the bodies
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
DALLAS CENSUS SUPERVISOR
DIES AFTER OPERATION

Dallas, Texas, July John F. Wor-
ley, who was the census supervisor OF
this district, died in a hospital here
following a small operation by sur
geons for the removal of tumor
from his scalp. He had survived after
the knife was used, but while talking
suddenly expired He was about 90
years of age and well known here.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
Nebraska Gets a Gully Washer.
BROKE DURATION RECORD
AT AVIATION MEET.
French Aeronaut Remained in Air
More Than Three Hours and
Covered 1855 Miles.

Bethany Plain, Rheims. France,
July 7.-Molies Lauers today broke
the duration record at the aviation
meet now in progress here He re-
mained in the air three hours and for
4-hve seconds and covered a distance
of 155 miles.
A Late CabIeeram.
Sub-Bethany Plains, Rheims, July Z.
M. OleisIegers today broke the
record for duration and distance in
the aviation meet in progress here. He
remained in the air two hours and
thirty-nine minutes and thirty-nine
seconds, covering a distance of 1885
miles.
Made Glorious Flight on Ocean.
Atlantic City, n. j., July Glenn
H. Curtiss went to sea in his aero
plane last evening. In a glorious
flight of ten miles he won the distinc-
tion of being the first of the bird men
to course over the open ocean.
Through air currents as swirly and
as tricky as those he encountered in
his spectacular flight of Monday he
drove his plane at speed which
reached a mile a minute at least. II
was 7:30 o'clock before Curtiss' flight
was over and nearly $4,000 persons
missed their dinners rather than miss
single minute of the spectacle.
Curtiss today will attempt a fifty
mile speed flight over the city and sea
front if the weather is favorable
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
TOOK JUST QUE DRINK
OF WHISKY TOO MANY.

Newark, N. j., July ITO win bet
of 81, which he had made with a
friends, Peter Smith, aged 27, drank
seventeen whiskies and died of the
effects.
Smith had been drinking with some
friends in a saloon in South street
when an argument arose among the
crowd as to their respective drinking
abilities. The wager was made and
death followed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
CLOUDBURSTS
AND EARTHQUAKES
Too Wet or Too Dry in Ken
lucky, Tennessee and
Indiana
GARDENS, ORCHARDS SUFFER
Cleveland Observatory Spots
Temblor of Great
Intensity.

Louisville, Ky, July With cloud
bursts and drouths spotting the Ken
lucky map and surplus rain in Ten
nessee and southern Indiana, the crop
situation has reached an acute stage.
Too wet or too dry weather has not
only cut the products of truck gard
enng and small fruit 50 per cent, but
wrought tremendous damage to corn
and wheat.
Earthquake of Great Intensity.
Cleveland, Ohio, July An earth
quake apparently nearer and of great
er intensity than any other within six
months was recorded at st. Ignatius
college observatory last night. 1t is
estimated that the disturbance was
1900 to 1000 miles distant.
Drouth Broken in Oklahoma.
ArdmOre, Okla, July 7-Heavy
rains in southern Oklahoma early to-
day broke the drouth of several
weeks duration.
Nebraska Gets a Gully Washer.
Omaha, Neb, July THE greater
part of Nebraska received a good
soaking rain today, in some instances
reaching two inches. Growing crops
We're burning up in many parts of the
state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
UNFAlTHFUL HUSBAND
CAUSES TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Desperate Wife Sends Fatal Bullet In
to Errant Spouse and Her Child
and Then Drinks Poison.

Chicago, July 7.-Goaded to desper-
alton by the alleged brutality and un-
faithfulness of her husband a street
car conductor, Mrs Henry Mulshaw
today shot and fatally wounded the
latter and their three year old daugh-
ter, and then killed herself, by taking
carbolic acid. In the letters which
she wrote to her parents and public,
Mrs. Mulshaw declared that she had
been good and faithful wife, but that
Mulshaw spent his spare time with
other women and often beat her.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
COURSE THAT WOULD BE
WISE IN SANTA FEE.

Milwaukee, July Mayor Seidel
wrote a letter to Chief Of Police John
T. Jannssen saying that it is desire
of the present administration that the
sale Or the serving of intoxicating
drinks to visitors be abolished in all
places'in Milwaukee used for immoral
purposes. AS the mayor is the head
of the police department the request
amounts to an order which it is be-
lieved will be carried into effect at
once.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
New Orders to Be Excluded.

Madrid, July king Alfonzo to-
day signed bill drawn up by Premier
Canale Jas forbidding further relig-
ious orders from entering Spain until
the pending negotiations with the
Vatican for the revision of the con-
cordat are ended The permier will
present the measure to the cortez to
morrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
PETITION TO LIMIT GROWTH
OF MONASTIC ORDERS
Commercial Bodies Complain That
the Monks Monopolize Many
Branches of Industry.

Madrid, July 7-Commercial bodies
have Joined ina petition to the gov
ernment in favor of limiting the
growth of the monastic orders. They
assert that the orders are monopoliz-
ing many branches of industry and
commerce. The Republican organiza-
tions have pledged themselves to sup
port the governments religious pro.
gram
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07
ACCEPTS
$4,000 CHALLENGE
Agrees to Meet Sam Lang
ford in the Prize Fight
Arena
THE ANTI-PIGTURE MOVEMENT
Notice Given That 1t Will Be
Brought Up in House of
Commons.


New York, July Joe WOodman,
OF Sam Langford, telegraph
ed here today that he had accepted
the offer of Jack Johnson to meet
IangfOrd for 100000 side bet and asks
Johnson to post his forfeit for a
match on his arrival here ON Monday.
Woodman wires that he will telegraph
the deposit to bind Langfogd's end as
soon as he learns that Johnsons
money is up.
Johnsons' Home Coming.
Chicago, ILL.,, July When Jack
Johnson returns TO his home here this
afternoon there will be no disorder if
the poplice can prevent it, Chief
Stollard will have a score or more
policemen at the railroad station and
in the neighborhood of the Johnson
home at 3344 Wabash avenue, where
the champion "mammie' awaits him.
Although the authorities will not al
low the regularly organized parade
there will be an imposing string of
automobiles behind the Johnson ma
chine when he leaves the station for
his residence. AT his home, the
Eighth Regiment band of the Illinois
National Guard (colored) will sere-
made him, following which he will hold
a reception.
Oh You Lion Tanner,
Chicago. July 7-''There's the boy
that brought the bacon home" shout
ed one. oh, you lion tanner" yelled
another, The Eighth regiment band
played The Conquering Hero" The
champions mother stood in the door
way tears streaming down her cheeks.
Hello Nanny" shouted her son. Her
arms were thrown around his neck
and they entered the house together.
In Interest of Public Decency.
London, July Sir Howell Davis
has given notice of mis- intention to
ask the home secretary in the House
of Commons in the interest Of public
decency" to prohibit the exhibition of
pictures of the Johnson-Jeffries fight.
Wichita Falls in Line.
Wichita Kan. July 7.-Citizens,
husinass men and CITY officials start
ed a movement today to prevent the
exhibition of the Jefiries-Johnson
fght nictures
,u 1 Aha nio.,,es
rhs ,,o,'onoo,,t onoi,,st +bo evbihi.
49,. 90 4,.- eo.L+ -,iot,,roa contiDuos IN
! onan, pasual1 n NJ Johnston pa
O., no,ao Coiif ono or,ora tho
! o,4.. -. aasoiaIu bo,,o announced
tl,a;. ;,,+aa+ioS, 80 ,1robihiti,a tho nic-
tliala tnull instI,'' .,L;is g
,,aUor doo1orod wan.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07

Miner Falls Twenty Feet-Superin-
tendent w. A. Kunkle and Manager
William Ennis fell twenty feet from a
scaffolding of the Socorro mines mill
at Mogollon, and sustained severe in
juries.
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New York. July Joe Woodman,
manager OF Sam Langford, telegraph
ed here today that he had accepted
the offer OF Jack Johnson to meet
Langford for 100000 side bet and asks
Johnson to post his forfeit for a
match on his arrival here ON Monday.
Woodman wires that he will telegraph
the deposit to bind Langford's end as
soon as he learns that Johnson's
money is up.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07

lures while at S
mayor declared
his boys to see
meeting will be
federation of C
council will be
ordinance barri
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-07-07

Governor Mills today appointed
Henry A. Allison of Ration, Colfax
county, territorial probation officer
under the new parole law, to succeed
Captain Fred Fornoff who had served
temporarily as probation officer.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-07-15
Noble

Here we are, cred wing" Hop, hop
but seems we cannot hop together.
The farmers in this vicinity are thro-
ugh harvesting. and glad to say. wheat
is much better than expected.
L. w. Neff and daughter passed here
Mondsy.
Mrs. John Ward who spent the past
month with her daughter. Mrs. X. Y.
Umberger. in WytheviIle, has returned
nome.
Will Miller had the nal, fortune OF los
ing fine mich COW last week.
Miss Leoaa HillenberR. Of Crockett,
spent several days ia this vicinity last
week.
E. p. Link, scotsman. OF Grssneville.
Tenn, was canvassing IN this neighbor.
hood the fret OF the week.
Oscar Clark made his usual trip up
through here Sunday evening.
Mir. and Mrs.. j. M. Nef spent Sunday
ct Joe Celey's.
Miss Geneva Neff gave her grandpa"
q pleasant call Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greek James and family
spent Sunday with Eugene Kyle.
Miss Maggie Moore, OF Wytheville,
was the gnest of her friend, MISS Lo-
rsns Clark, last week.
Miss Meta Horne gave her aunt, Flora
Horne, cali Sunday evening.
Miss Laura Wampler and Neel Wyrick.
Miss Ethel King and John Nef, Miss
Ella Nef and Emmett Suit, Misc Liz
zie Horne and james DIX, Miss Leila
Neff and Howe King, took in the mis-
sionary exercise at Fairview Sunday.
..Blue Bird"