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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-16
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it addition ip lHe Ut.8 an8 lalt
He #raHRih al 8eHeal uaejaa a
ata t8alf o1Bsut8fsa parallu
ct the democratic Futefa u IA q fact
ftat can aot bt denied that Gese 4
Davidson i the srcoad cholsc u the
majority ~ the supporters % every
otsgf candidate in this race. and by
rcasou NJ This fact his fallovine wHl
Del strengthened by auy changes that
may take place ga the following OF
thn other candidates
rndrr ordinary conditions caA-
didate for governor uith General d.
Wilson's uncqusled record for pa
tient faithful and victorious public
service would meet no opposition;
hts selection would be matter or
course. foregone cpnclusiou--the
generous act OF a grateful people IN
acknow Judgement and approval of his
distinguished services Not that such
q man would not necessarily have
enemies. No public officer In Amefi-
ca can punish the Standard OH and
itg related mouopoIles and compel
them To disgorge even a part Of the
wealth pIundered from the people
without making sleopless and tireiess
enemies. Whenever he does this he
becomes q man marked for slaush-
Ter Ia trust counsels In their eyes,
fidelity TO the peoples interest is the
one unpafdonabi crime. and the
man who dares be faithful to the
pnblie welfare must. II possible, be
overthrow, Fierce mouthed wa1-
riors are not objected to. but the
quiet, fesolute officer who says lit
tie but makes these unlawful combi-
nations feel the laws keen edge mqss
expect an opposition relentless and
werciless as an Apache Indians.
But. with usual conditions prevail
ing, even such enemies would not
dare nnmask their batteries in open
attack upon a man who had, before
the eyes OF the world, In the dis
charge OF official duty. upheld the
majesty of the peoples laws In Sc
ries of legal victories by far the mast
notable yet won in the great fight
the people OF the United States are
waging against lawless monopoly aud
Incorporated predatory wealth The
conditions in this state. however. are
not normal, nor have they been so
since the beginning OF this cam
paign
First. the lawiess Incorporated in.
teresis. their friends and hirelings,
aided and ahetted by certain mercen-
AIRY newspapers, firmly resolved T.,
mind not TO surrender control Of
this rich empire of Texas and above
all, not to permit their arch enemy
to be its governor. have either crea-
ed or taken advantage OF existing
conditions TO combine against him
and to seek his defeat without refer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-16
Eay Fever and Asthma

Bring discomfort and misery 20
many people but Foley's Honey and
Tar gives ease and comfort to the
suffering ones. 1t relieves the con-
gestion in the head and throat and
is soothing and healing. None gend-
Inc but Foley's Honey and Tar in the
yellow pack, ge B. w Fearis. d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-16

Stripped OF false. irrelevant aad
misleading matters we submit to tho
people OF Texaa that General David
son. In his person and In his record
and BY his logical and inevitable force
OF events embodies and typifies the
paramount issue Of this campaign.
namely. shall the people place on
guard In this hour OF peril their
leader OF the most approved integri-
ty. experience and ability or. divert
ed and misIed. enable the ruthless.
lawless interests whose INSCRIPTIONS
battle against just government goes
on at all times in al the states and
in the nation. to dishearten patriotic
men throughout the country and
terrify officers willing 70 DO their
duty with the grim boast: I'VE have
done 70 Davidson 10 democrats Tex-
as what w did to Monnett In repuh-
lican Ohio and q We do to al Who
serve the people 10 our harm" n
this connection we call the attention
Of the people Of Texas % The fact
that infidelity y IL psopis and -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
WOMAN WINS OUT
IN FIGHT FOR
HER RANCH
One of Few chronological Bu-
reau Field Workers, Mrs,
Stevenson Victor After Pro-.
tracted Fight,
Gt3 Munscy Ruilding.
Morning Journal Bureau,

Washington, -. g.. March ~
Mrs. Matilda COX Stevenson, one OF
the few women employed in the field
by the bureau Of ethnology, has just
returned TO Washington after winning
a long drawn out fight for Il ranch in
the Espanola valley, New Mexico. Mrs
Stevenson is the widow Of an areheo
logist. and is an experienced fled
worker. She has made IA special study
of the religion and ceremonials of tha
Pueblo Indians OF the Rio Grande and
purchased the ranch in question in
1907. Since then she has made it the
Headquarters Of her field work.
After the ranch was purchased there
vas found some defect in the title.
Much OF the land in New Mexico is
in the same condition, it is stated, be-
ing over laid three deep with old
Spanish grants and later titles. Mrs.
Stevenson was able to bring her
knowledge of Indian conditions TO bea:
on the case. ana. after Il protracted
legal fight at Santa Fe. Won out.
The senate has confirmed two presi-
dental postmaster appointments in
Ari2ona-Frank p. Burnet ut Globe
and James II. McClintock at Phoenix.
Delegate Andrews introduced a biz
in the house authorizing a bond issue
of the city of Gallup for reservoir pur-
poses. lie also presented a bill grant
ing an original pension to Pedro Pena.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
MAN WHO FLEECED
SANTA FEE BUSINESS
MEN COUGHS UP
Especial Di.pa,eb to the Morning. Iourr-n

Especial Dispatcb to the NiornIux Juurnrn
Santa Zee. n. NJ. March 10-rhe
mounted police received word today
that j.. @. Darling has paid the La
Junta authorities the sum of money
he owe Santa Re business men. all
together about S1f2. but insists that he
has been charged too much. lie and
his wife had been preparing to leave
for western Colorado when arrested.
NotaricS Public Appointed.
Governor Mills today appointed the
following %notaries public: Frank r.
Frankenburger. E%spanola; Leopoldo
Contreras of La Joya, Socorro county.
Philip r, Amer OF Hagerman. Chaves
county: Max Hayes Karlruher OF Roy.
Mora county.
Two New Streets.
The city council last evening pro-
vided for the opening OF two new
streets, n connecting College venue
with Galisteo street to be known as
Buena Vista street. and the other to
connect Galisteo street with Cerrillos
road ana to be known as Sena street.
Naval academy Designations.
TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Midshipman Eberelc at
Annapolis Naval Academy. Delegate t.
Congress w. II. Andrews has designat-
ed Luna Bcrgere of Santa Fe for prin-
cipal. frank CrandaN Of santa lie Tor
first delegate. Joshua Powers for sec
ond alternate and James Elmer Mat
chin for third alternate The cNamin-
alton for the appointment will be held
soon.
District Court.
The Y. $. petit jury was discharged
Yesterday afternoon n the L.. 5
jury this afternoon. Judge Me
File was occupied today With calling
the dockets on the civil ana criminal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
JUDGESH|PS
ARE NEAR TO
SETTLEMENT
District Attorney E, C, Abbott
Of Santa Fe Said TO Be in
Line for Fourth District Nc
File to Be Re-appointed,

Isl trial Dispatch TO the Mnrninr JourSalI
santa re. ~. NJ. March t0.-The
first reliable adviccs that can be had
here indicate that District Attorney i,
g. Abbott OF Santa Re. who is now on
his way to Washington. will be app
pointed judge in the fourth judicial
district where a vacancy now exists,
because OF the retirement Of Judge
Mills to become governor OF the ter
ritoTy
Cp to u few days ago it was believed
that an outside man would be appoint
ed to this position. II being the under
standing that President Taft proposed
To make "A personal appointment. Re
Gently, however, it has seen indicated
that a New MeNico mar might be pre-
ferred, and Mr.. Abbott has been
strongly recommended. His friends are
confident that he will land the POSI-
ton.
Judge John r.. McFie is also very
likely to be reappointed. in spite ot the
fight which has been made against
hin chiefly by parties in Santa re-
Judge McFie's friends have been az
tive in his behalf and il is now said
that the charges made against him
have received no mpIc than routine
consideration from the department @
justice and that he win be returned to
office for another o u years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
WELL KNOWN STOCK
MAN MARRIED
{, A, Clemens of MagdaIena
Returns From Cleveland, 0,
Bringing Bridei to Spend a
Few Days Here,

r.. A.. Clemens OF Magdalena, for
Years "A well known ranchman and
owner of the a. l.. ranch and other
properties near Magdalcna. is the re
cipient OF numerous CONGRATULATIONS
from his many friends in Albuquerque
this week. Mr., Clemens, who had given
no hint OF his intentions previous to his
departure Tor the east some weeks ago
arrived in Albuquerque yesterday en-
route to the Socorro county town, ne
companied by Il bride Of three days
standing, formerly Miss Ruth Withing-
ton, daughter OF Mrs. \. l.. Wilmington
-of 71f1 Euclid avenue Cleveland.
ohio. where the wedding tool place
on March z. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Dr. Walter Breed, rec
tor of st. Paul's Episcopal church in
the ohio city. The Episcopal serVice
was used, a limited number of friends
being present at the ceremony. The
bride and groom left at onee for the
southwest and viii spend perhaps a
week or more in albuquerque before
leaving for the south. They will make
their home in M%agdalcna. whore the
bride Is well known aud very popu-
lar. having made many warm friends
during previous visits to the mining
camp. as a member Of parties visiting
the Sherwin Williams properties in
the Magdalcna mining district.
The bride is a very popular member.
Of society circles i'm Cleveland. and her
family is a prominent one. The best
wishes Of many friends will follow Mr..
and Mrs. Clemens to their home in.
Musdalena. Mr.. Clemens is we'll known
throughout the territory. having been
a leading factor in the work of the
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Grow
ers, association. Of which he has served
efficiently as secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
HUNDRED MEN
WORKING MADRID
COAL MINES
CerriIIoS Prop
critics Now Shipping Two
Hundred and Fifty Tons of
Anthracite Per Day.

George A.. kascman returned last
night from Madrid. where he has been
for several days experimenting tho
operations of the Albuquerque and
Cerrillos Coal Mining company, nov
operating the mines in the famous Old
coal camp. After some years OF CON
parativc idleness the Madrid miues
have resumed almost all OF their old
activity. MIR. Kascman, who ia
manager Of the property, re-
ports that two hundred men are i',w
employed in the mines. The product
is averaging two hundred aud fifty
tons of. coal per daN. chiefly anthra-
cite, although the mines produce both
bituminous and blacksmith coal also
latter coal is used By tho Santa fc
in is FORCES ut all points west of Las
Vegas. and us far east as Amarillo,
Texas.
The Albuquerque pnd Ccrrilos COM
panN's operations are conducted from
Albuquerque and the property IS now
one of the o important coal produc-
eIs in the territory
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11

had evidently wandered away from
home and gotten lost in the Il
tains surrounding Fierro. The parents
and friends Immediately started a
systematic search FOR the child. but
We're unable to get any trace Of him
until his dead body was found. The
little fellow had evidently, from all
appearances lain down in an eX-
hausted condition from hunger and
starvation and died.
one Of the largest shipments Of bull
lion to pass through the bank in this
city from the Mogollon district ar
rived in this city during the past few
days IN the shipment was about S10,-
000 in gold. Besides the shipment of
bullion. which Is made regularly from
Mogollon. daily shipments Of eoncen-
rates are brought in overland
amounting to thousands of dollars
monthly.
4 ladies' minstrel show viii be put
on at the i,iks' opera house In this
city on the 10Th, under the auspices
of the Elks, The ladies are now re-
hcarsing ana II promises to be a
Areat success.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
SHOOTS DOWN THE
DESPO|LER OF
HIS HOME
COLFAX COUNTY MAN
STAYS WlfE'S PARAM0UR
Jesus Maria Miera, After Civ
inc Enemy Fair Waning
Shoots Him Through Heart
With a Winchester

Especial Dispatch TO the Morptnn Journal
Folsom. y. ~, MAguh 49,. Jesus
Maria Miera at two O'Clock YESTERDAY
afternoon shot and instantly KILLED
Mnrcsilno Armiio at the former =
home 1T Palo Blanco, GoifnX county
tWcnty-eight miles south ~ Folsom
according 10 news brought 10 Folsom
BIZ a messenger today After repeat
edly finding Armijo with his wife and
warming him 10 keep AWAY on pain OF
denth. Miera, according to the story
shot the despoiler OF his home only
alter the latter prrcipitated hoHtil-
Ties By seeking 70 shoot hirra 80 his
own home.
Miera surrendered himself to a.
deputy ShrriT at chico, y. A.. ans.
declares he shot Armita p1r"ty IN sell
defense and Ia the dctenso Of his
home and honor.
TUESDAY Micra and Manuel Maastls
went 20 the woods to eut ae TAR posts
for fencing intending to returt next
daN. They. however. retn tnei about
midnight. When Miera rsatned lbs
home and knocked az a." donr hia
wife failed 10 respond. He broke down
the door and was sufprised t. diS-
cover his wife IN the camnanv with
Armijo. The hitter finding himself
fairly caught whipped OUT q siN
shooter and biazed away lt Mlcra
Mira being unarmrd and thr etn
being In darkness. made q quick got
away. Later he returned with MArs-
tas ana IN his wires presence Warned
4Armiio that " he ever caught nm
again ia his house % about his
premises b. would shoot him.
Next morning Mrs Micru snrrep-
.titiousls left the ranch ana Mlnr.
found she had started for lhe nOric
OF ArmiJo, Yesterday afternoon, ~
spite Of his warning. Armijo ap-
preached the house pf Miera armed
with Is Winchester rifle ana Il Ok
shooter. cursed Miern and told him he
had come a. kin him.
Miera rWn into tbs house. isHt a
Winchester rife, ana t~eappeuriug,
shot once, the bullet piercing tn
heart of Afmito before the iattr 'Ni
q chance 20 aim ~ ath wHs piston
taneuus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
PROMINENT MEN
LOOK At LANDS
At Fl SUMNER
Commissioner and Ter
ritoriaI Engineer and Well
Known Capitalists Visit the.
Eastern New Mexico Town,

lSDftfdt correspondence ' 1tf w
Fort Sumner. n. NJ. March 81
NJ. Disney of the local land company
gave a ~five-course banquet at the
Pecos Valley hotel Monday evening
in honor of a company OF distinguished
engineers and capitalists which has
been here for a dav OF SO looking into
irrigation matters. The territorial land
commissioner and Engineer Robeit
Ertien and Vernon Sullivan were
among the number; also A. 4. Jones.
who has come into prominence in con-
nection with recent water cases II. 7.
Henderson. an irrigation construction
engineer, and Mr., Van Buskirk of the
Colonial Trust company, Chicago. and
J. ID. Hand OF Las Vegas. The com
pany has been over many miles Of
this section of the territory and is en-
thusiastic over it's possibilities.
The presence OF so many pfon4i-
.ncnt men looking into irrigation mat
ters has set The local dry farmers on
the qui Vive. each one Specializing
Upon his chances of being under the
ditch. J.. l.. Holiday started from
Roswell with an automobile to help
out III the entertainment Of the irrlg;t-
ton experts. but broke down twcntr
five miles out and walked in. The APP
peartncc OF the auto and the absence
Of bridges over the Pecos has put the
Santa ne quarter mile bridge to a new
use. Il was the only chance for them
to get into town from the west.
The new church Is now so far along
that il can be used.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
ROSWELL TO HAVE
BIGGEST ARBOR
DAY ON RECORD
Free Trees Given by City Go
Like Hot Cakes and PecoS
Valley Town viii Be Regu-
lar Forest After Today
Especial dispatch to ~. Morning JournsIi

Especial Dispatch 10 ubs Morning Journail
Roswell N NJ, March l0.-Thc
thousand trees given by the city for q
more beautiful Roswell went like hot
cakes today. the time set for their
issue through application 20 the city
clerk The supply MAS exhausted be-
fore noon ana many applied who
could NOT be supplied Roswell Is
preparing Tor tho biggest Arhor Day
celebration in ita history tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
LOST CH|LO'S BODY
FOUND NEAR
F|ERRO
Mystery Of Disappearance Of
Boyof Jose Rivera is Solved
Ten thousand Dollars in Bull
ion From MogoIIon Mines,

| Specinl correspondence TO Morning Iournnil
silver city, n. NJ, March 9=The
mystery which has been surrounding
the disappearance at a little child.
two yclrs Ola. near FierrO. several
weeks ago has lust been solved by the
finding Of the body of the hoy about
tive miles from Ficrro in the noun
tQins
The little FELLOW Was the SON Of
Jose Rivera. in the employ 90 the
Colorado Fuel and Iron mpa and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
Another skin Game.

Observation-Disclosures can't have a
little money for shopping this morn
ing?
Mrs. Malaprop-No. dear: there's
the taxes to pay and expect the taxi
dermist around any moment.-Boston
Transcript.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11

Los Lunas. " NJ. March The
Valencia county grand Jury completed
It's work this afternoon, presented II
final report TO the court and was dis
charged. The jury found twelve in
.dictments. reported five no bills and
examined fifty witnesses during the
session. There are no eases Of inn
portance among those not yet under
arrest all OF the more important cases
being ALREADY In confinement.
The most Important feature Of the
report was the recommendation FOR
the construction OF % nrM county court
house. In view Of the fact, however.
that this construction viii probably
require more thnn two years TO plan
carry out. the jury recommended
some necessary repairs to the present
court house, including She installation
Of steel vaults for the care Of court
and county records. the present vaults
being already oyercrowded.
The ease Of the territory VS.. Victor
Teliss for the murder Of william Slu-
cum at kettner. IN 1903 was complet-
ed late this afternoon ana the jury re
tired shortly after 3 O'Clock. The
court adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing and ID verdict IN expected at tbs
converting Of court.
The day was taken MP chiefly with
the examination of Tellcs, who appear
ed in his own behalf. Telles pleaded
self-defense throughout. his testimony
being virtually a review of the testi-
mon already given.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
HALL TO Be TRIED
THIS MORNING
Man Who Threw Sugar Bowl.
at Lady Friend TO Have Hear
ing Today Before Judge.
Craig,

Frank Hall the negro iv8msier who
was arrested Tuesday chara.ed with as
sault on the person OF Minnie Davis
will Dec given a hearing before judge
Craig in police court this morning. The
Davis woman had sufficiently recoV-
cred yesterday. So as Ia ALLOW OF the
hearing todav. she Is not 50 seriously
hurt as al first supposed. and although
ncr eye j. %~'rlnusif injured where Uail
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
GOOD NEWS FOR THE
MANGAS STOCK
HOLDERS
Feet Of High Grade Ore.
Struck liz St, Paul Claim in
the Burro Mountains,

The stockholders IN the Mangas De
.Vclopment company, Of whom thur
several in Albuquerque. wcr
greatly checred Yesterday by q tela
gram from J. r.. Saint, one of the or
gani2ers OF the company, that thirty
feet of high grade ore had been en-
countered in the company's st. Paul
claim IN the Burro mountains. Thirty
-four feet on the same grade Of ore
have already been opened up in the
Emerald claim adjoining and this new
strike makes tho property one Of the
most promising in The whole Hurro
mountain group of winners.
The Maueas company was organized
some time ago bY Mr.. Saint, ana Al
buqueruuc and Michigan parties. All
of the stock of the company has been
disposed OF ANA there are no holdings
on the market The companys prop
critics now promise "a develop into one
of the big producers of the rapidly de
velopine Burro mountnin district
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11

t'nnehs hat start iu the fali and
hHiis uu Hnli srrlnE Hrt surr trouble
breeders uuiess checked and cured
brunrlltis pneumonia ana cousunp-
ton. ave thc direct result. foieys
Homes and Tar cures the cough. stops
the nard breathing and heals aud
sooth.s ius iHNamei air passages Fe-
nts sul,sfifufes j. b. p'Reilly a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11

day moor provided they do not meet
with any mishaps.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. w. Kelly who AVE
been visiting in Denver for the past
two weeks arrived home on the limi-
ted this morning.
An excellent bill OF pictures and
amateur night tonight Crystal.
See Biograph The Newly-Wcds'.
It's a scream Pastime today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11

The board or trustees Of the terri
torial hospital for the insane held
their regular meeting this week ana
after passing on much routine busi-
ness decided TO erect an addition to
the hospitals dining room which is
badly needed At present. Charles
Carr is preparing plans and the work
win be started at once. There are
2iS patients IN the institution. II
having been admitted during tho
month of February.
Al their last meeting the county
commissioner decided, after much
discussion and inspection, to make a
number of needed repairs to the san
Miguel county jail in West Las Vegas.
Modern plumbing viii be Installed ana
many Of the walls VIII be newly plas-
tered and the entire jail will be
placed On u thoroughly sanitary basis
in every respect NJ. NJ. Sundt has the
contract for the general repairs While
Frank j. Gehring win install the nov
plumbing system.
n. Faountaine. Of this city. whose
right hand has been rendered useless
for the past year through attacks of
rheumatism today submitted to an
operation ON the arm II hand. in
hopes OF having the use of the hand
restored.
-
The exchange operators at the
Colorado Telephone company's office
in this city entertained last evening at
the home or Miss Louise Watreus.
CHER operator. The occasion was in
honor Of the birthday of Miss Gene
We've ikasan and Miss Eva Jones, local
operators on the exchange. A number
hf guests were present, and Mrs. Wat
rous assisted by her daughters, served
~ most tempting lunch, which ac-
c~oinpanied bA special music made the
uffHir "A genuine success
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-11
BAD RUNAWAY IN
LAS VEGAS
Meadow City Real Estate Man
Badly Bruised Up Hook and
Ladder Company to Be Or
ganized in Las Vegas,

Especial Dispatch 10 the MorninR Jcarnail
Las Vegas, y. NJ, March l0-What
might have been "a serious accident
happened today ut noon, when the
horse driven by Nat Roseberry. the
popular real estate man, became
frightened at a passing street car
and bottled down the street. Mr.. Rose
berry i'm attempting to regain the
rcins which he had droppeda while
talking to a "a fell under the wheels
and was badly bruised on the arms
and limbs but fortunately no bones
We're broken. Tho runaway WIS soon
stopped With no damage done TO the
vehicle.