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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22

9eirnlhsFheins: senrb gim-
mons, a. unb Catherine s5ones, 10,
btibe bon WtiohIstotpn; Gam. Drors
ler, 81. ilnD Marp W. Drarlsr. "a,
lelne gefhisbene gran, tsios bon
Wiionlttnpn.
- prpbatrihter Gpnnaugbtpn ts.
Ifrilliste Der minnie morris bic 5tei.
cIng pom Seize Morris.
- Dos 5eItdmtnt Der anno giIhpp
tDurbs ssFiern i'm probdtgstibt tsIti-
tIgt. Gie permaht ben RahIab ibrsn
aHgeb0riaen.
- Das qfero bon Sobn 2sibrcd
biannte eeItern ourcb unb ronnie in
Der eheffnut Gtrobe nit btm Wagsn
etaen einen Baum unb seririimmsrte
bas Jubrlptrs. Riemanb purOe pers
Iebi.
- Der befannte Wirtb Gbdrles s.
Sttmmons itorb asitsrn in mli0bIsz
tcrn ndh tursem atibtn. Gr hint,r.
ldbt bic trauerttbe g.ittrs une Fetea
ainbsr.
- Sdmuel armitrone, elm S6lOis
ftr Der 5trring. 3ol. .Marpin gsIb.
i6ronsfabrit, ftdrb eeTtern gohmit,
tag In ieiutr Wobnung, go. 31I Slb
IL. Strabt. on Der ausSsbrung, i'm
Glter BON 3S SGhrsn. Gr mar Iebr be-
ltsbt unb hintsrfabt bic ttausrnbe
Satin uno brei ainoer.
Rihter gdro iprah aeTfern
Iahmittag Ger s5rau Sithntr bic Sb.
bat iibsr ihr. orei ainotr untsr Der 9es
oingnng gu. bah iie in 3utunEt in ttis
nsr Deiis NIT Sanbforb umeone
pflsqt unb Elm Seim fir ibrs ainoer
eriinoet.
- u. g. Mutmore rtidbie cine
S6eionnsstlag. eeesn feline Satin
eiSsie Wuhmore i'm hteiicen Oerichi |
luf 0runo BON 8srna6IdfIieuna ein |
lno psrldRet ben geiis siner Farm |
BON 80 1der in Union 5otpnfbip. Cas |
s,car hsircibets am 80. Suni 1889.
5rnu gbarIss Risitr, Ois Tsuttsr |
,es pOIisiittu Aisfsr. ftdrb esFt,rn
Rorgen in ibrtr Nohnuns, 30. I5tj /
Strabe, ndd, lonpem qti.
VEN an sinem WuesHiibtl. i'm aIttr
'cn rs Sabren. Sic binttrIGBt csr
SotteH unb fiinf sinnsr. Die 9sritcr.
'ere III aus DoblsrsIebtn aebiiriia
Ino ipohrts felt 1866 in 6amiliou.
-- Der mGfherin ;grdu Rebecca
Sennis, BON Vo. % WaInui Strabs,
ourbe siu qtnoernuasH aeIiobItn unb
Ie meIotts Der goIisei ibreR 9srluit.
-- Waior gsorae I'D. Rus pelter
IphH Woraan fpdbrsnS res glrasrs
tisses in SaIinsuiut. g., esfanaen
nbm. Iieat in isintr DptnaHe, so.
80 Roro IL. Strdbe. an bsr gruiis
'nsntsiuouns iierbeHstraHi narHisbtr.
-- Gin alter Wann Rdmns gDm.
Sopis, bon Der g9drsapeHut, fanb pors
eiitrr abenb 4uFnabme TIM Wncp
,cfpitaI. Gr tpures nahs Der Danton
5truB.. Der e. uus q. gabn, 3tpeis
sr 6. 8. unb q. GiTsnbabn, gtfun.
en-. es in beiuahs blino psrlor fsi.
.H Weg nad) Sauie uuo Innl st.
tppft usben ben 9abnsslsiItn nisotr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
sred,rr ileberiaa.

Cine ilnge Jrna, NIT ibrem Balm
ouf Dem arm. pur6s ssiiern am pi.
berth GtrnBe 9inoult bon sinsm I'M.
bsf1HnteH, aut8etleibeten Dsonn. ,ptl.
der sine 9rillr trug. iiberfaIIen. Der
Hurfhe bate es 1Hgenffeinlih anf
tiiisn trimlns!len angrfff ahQtFsbsn.
srgriff jsDo6 auf bic eelltnbsn nilIes
Iuff fsines Dpfsrs bic gIu6i un6 Der.
i4panb n Dem gtbiiId nsbsn BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22

Sic 9eipport Office fur Sas vGin.
etnHatier Solfs6latt" bcfiuoet iidl In
gtO. 339 gOrt Strafe, gegenibcr Srm
Spnrtbanie, moieIEit Rsuistriten, au.
seigeu n. |. M. bis 10 llbr 40 Rinuten
abenDs eutgegenacnpmmen tuerbeR.
Seleubun SOnth 2401.
- 9as SeItomsnt bon Caroline
gopptr ipurbs i'm 9rsisesrihte bin
terIsgt uno angeHommsn. Sbr Sobn
5rant srbGlt bds 6aus Ro. Gil Oft
4. StruBs; Mtlton bas 5aus go. 613
Sft 4. Strabs uno ibre lotter geulub
Barnes oos 5aus go. 615 Cr 4.
StraBs; pearI q. unb 6orriion 81.
Gopptu srboIten je $500. Sie permatt
$1,000 ben 9inbsrn bon 8eoras SO.
Goppin, 9eorgs Is. unb 5rant Z. Cop.
pin. Den Reit oss 9srm0gsns erbulten
Die ainber Grant uno Wilton Goppin
uno Die SOttsr geulab uno oos lstte
9terteL bic 3inber bon 8soras Cop
pin. Gle erneunt 5rant GOppin 8um
GTetutOr.
- gOIi5iit RsilIp psrbaftets gsitsrn
bret iuuge Burden, bic in Elm
6cus an Der asnturQb un0 SIas
bella StraBe einbrongeu unb 6as-
un6 DaFerIsitungsrobren neatrueen.
Sbr San tommt i'm Su9euOgsribts sur
QerbanbIung.
- abraham 9aminstp, "a, unb
9lnno Gepit, %, bsibe bon Cincinnati,
=. erptrtten einen Ssiratbsi6sin.
8eiistiteloerGnoerunaen: 1bo
RasBel IN GuItapus uno IsQucs Ben
icn, Got go. 105 in Burton Sa9eR's
llntsrubtbeiIung in 9apton, 81; Ulas
tier Gommifioner an 8m. Carpenter,
Got Ro. 105 an Gapton @Dsnus, 81; |
6. uno ScbH 8raueOia an Qlbina unb |
DominicO 9aIIidtp, 7 Cots in Clifton, !
$100.
- Geitern fnub bas 2ei6enbsodno. |
nib oes psrItorbsnsn Senrp z. au6l
itatt. Sein Sobn, Rep. 6enrp quhI, |
con GIepslanb, Dis., leitsts Die Sci. !
tenftter, Seins bier S0bns, s5oIep5, |
Goparb unb Seq Su5l, fun |
girtsn aIs 2et6entrdgsr.
- 5oIgsnbe finb bic 9tbiturientsn
Der Repporter 5octT6uEe: Qucius
eopb. Margusrite gifbop, Bernie,
Gulbertfon, PaIds Duncur, 5anue(
Grant, MabsI arauB, Bertha Ser.
mann, Nellte Sebosr. 5eIen acebler, |
Bertha Qepper, grma 2ie6srtb abslirs
5iIoa Wpsrs, QiQian Wcs |
6tnrg, Qoretta 91agIs, RaIpb gotrtd,
thornton 8lummsr, @eorQe SmItb, |
CLARA 8tterp, goparb BieBler, Hlora
WinfteI, Warquerits gputisp, Bar
5iierite Bbtte. Waltsr 6uabes, Gillian
eu4ert, Carl gsrnbnrst, YsarIgropn.
Ntlbree 2lplDdrD, GIi3a5stb gbups
nan, Caroline Gdrotbsrs, alfreb
srdoood, RapmDnb Galonea, Seliet.
as GHnettng. 4iice sSigIimmons, ga<
barine 9atf6, 9elsn 6etle, Qs!.e
tapercDmbe, Sdrab Qopell, Gina
Rurrdp, 9Urotbn Riler, gnale
Qaura Bone, glatalia Ro.
Union. Glettd Storrs, gsrtba Gan.
srs, 5eien S6riDer, 8ilfreo Speneer.
- Ditliatn alsin, 16 Sabre olt ein
)osltna Der 5o6i6uIs, tam am Mpnz
ag Abeno nod 5uuis uno Haats ii6er
topff6mer3en, 0sbrsre Gtuu6en ipd.
Z itarb er in Isfnsr Dobnung, go.
"A gort StraBs.
- Better 5orb srbisIt i'm Gtabtg..
Ihte ipegeH sruntenbeit unb unors
8enehHens $40 uno Rotten,
nd Georee WlcsSntpre, pegen unor.
tntli6eH geuebmsns, S. uno Rotten ,
soiftirt. /,
Sn elmer Bsriammluna Der
5obne Deutfder pioniere fpurbe Der /
kialuB sefabt. ni4t ms9r mt Gel. I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22

Diabutt. Ws6rtre etugenssagsH bes
lttberfaas nabnsn bic Werfclgung bss
Wldnnts auf. tshrtsn ieoof bdlo bas
rauf unpsrrihtsttr S0dle Suriid.
Ulittleripeile bate iih BITE frau NIT
ibrem ainbe entftrnt unb Der pcIi8ei
asIoHa es bishsr nidt. tbrsn Rcultn ss
ermittsln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
Che -GrlaabaiRideiHe.

s0ec. Weisentdsr. q, GINNING CTR.
tMusuits Grit, 21. Mansfielb Gtrabs.
|Artbur DOusIab n, gidmono. 40.
lemma 6. Nllion, %. Gtabt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
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lesi.

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| (g9tsiaIfEsssitt IS gtnciEna:ier goIEbla..) }
Camille. q. glGrs. an Der
9isberti prH 5ooneR, Sptns &.
Rsnti6lsr far Is bsuis 4benb bsim
9tsBen zines isas 9onntn iftptrsn
epIiHosrs in ssr gisbgrnbe sur Or
pIpiipn uno DIS ssi6molene Gifsn
iprists nah oLtn Ai6tungsn lpeit ums
Der. Der % .1lbrs aIts aagnii ftirH
srIitt bon aog' bis su Jiibsn fctnere
Sranopunoea unb aIbert mclSinnis
psrbrannts ft f4ipsr CT 6eibtn 6dn.
Den. Wtsbrsrs dHpsrs arbtiter tdmsn
nit lsittsn ysrIssurgen baron. Die
beioeH 9snaHRten lpurben nah bsm
DIercp ooigjtdI gsbrobt. stirn's 3us
itaHo sisbt 3u rnitsn gsiorsniFtn
GHIob.
- Der 39 Sabre oIts SoT.pb Ste
osRIoR itay5 pcrIsst, Ruht in Der
BoRHuHg isjnr wiuttsr, SO. 227gaorb
4. Ctr, an Der auEssbruHa.
- 5rou Diu 9pubolt BON Giueins
natl 1T bier Ger Gan ibrsr SduGssrin
5rau STA StsiHsdsr pom Grane 8ous
lsparo.
- !. G. Uidper BON Tstroit bat bic
stsls ais 0rsunift in Der 3iOusiir6e
abgsI,bnt.
- Rsp RondI Carl 9rcots uno
6rI. Mtrnc GtbeI Collins, geibe BON
WltooIetopH. ,rIdngtsn sinen Ssirctbss
ihein.
- 9i, Gti6s bes Rannss, tDe!6er
Sonntag Ra9t BON sinem .3ugs Der g.
8. & 2. Balm IN goasgs Corner,
Jno., gst0ptst ipurOs, tOnnte nod niht
iosntifi3trt Dsrpeu. Die 2sihs bsfInz
bet fd bsIa aeihsnbsitattsr gilep
WtiIIsr.
- J. 2. 8an @sGtsn BON anors
pile. pa. III bier, um isiHsn So5n
GbdrIss 9oH 9eften, fpslter amDsons
tag Dor aht 9ugsn burnbrannte unh
am 9isHitag Isstsr Woht bon Der 90
lt5tt Derba'tst fDurot, 3u boleu. Der
hoffnun9suoae Siinsling si.lte NIT
slntm R:uoIper ouf ben G6ubbGnblsr
5obn au6sl.
- Die Polisti perbaftete g.ftern
Robert Wnun unb Dalttr Bud unb
ipsrr.t iis unter osm 8erbnf,t Gin. in
etnttnnatl cine grobt 4n5nbI 6oieH
aus ttntm aIsibsrsfihdft geitoblen sl
habsn. - Sin ShleihDisb Ttabl aes
tern ylorgsn 5u friibtr Stunbs sin
gdar 8siHtleiber aus bem G6nefDer,
geitdft bon sJamss Z. SnLIp BON Der
Sub 2. Strabe unb Mpnn unD Bud
lpurbsn psrbafiti. neil Fs eiH poarI
pollen on sinen Gris6eH. BON Der GiIb
;. Strobs, Dertaufisn. fpsIne absr nifat |
als bic oOis aus bem 9ulIp'iten Ges
I9dft io:nttfi5iri iperben tpnnts. Die
Berbdftstsn ipurbsn paHn ais bic beis
BEN Kramer erfaRnt. tpsI6t In Gins
.inRatt DerIangt iptrben.
5ruu Jrtb. ibid BON Der 8. unb
Speamors Strubs befhentte ibren
Satten nit stnem z5htsrhen.
Sin qferb bes gDiribes g}m.
Sottsr bonn Granb gDulsparD jtirste
n Der 5isb Gtrabe uno brad Bic
quite. 9as 1bier, ipeI6ss sinenqpertbI
'on S275 bate uinbie erfdoiIsn mere
'er.
5raa 90. n. giobertfon, bon
5arrppille, 2a.. i'll bier ouf gsfud) bei |
sr 5amilis Grnit Blum. bon osr
3rDgrsb elpsnus. I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22

SarriItsu Nn5tiatn, epfal. .Qstissu
nnS NenisfritcH limb absHgebtn 6dr
Der 4. nuo Charles Strahr. lluier
Egcnt fir SomtItDn iuubut 60. 30t
Wore rSrOHt Ctr. Ssirpaou familtsr
1861. SeleVbOn ,suierts aarreipsa
eenteu: 393N Sea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22

s}iir bitf,s BIntt tpureeH esli.rr pon !
ben Sptiiern 6. RlsiR & Bro.
Ro. 435 Race Gtrube, foIg.nb. TEN.
psrutur llnterfdisbe rsgiisrirt:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
ROOSEVELT FAVORS
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
Will Be at Fort Worth Stock Show or
Tuesday and at EI Paso on
Wednesday.

Birmingham, Ala, March 11.-Ap-
proval of the commission form Of gov.
ernment in municipal affairs charac-
terized Col. Roosevelt's address yester
day to the citizens of Birmingham,
who are about to experiment with the
commission system.
At Fort Worth Tuesday.
Fort Worth. March 11-(SpeciaD-
Former President T.-eodore Roosevelt
will be the guest of the National Feed
ers and Breeders Association at the
Fort Worth fat stock show on the
morning of March IA. His special
train will reach Fort Worth early
Tuesday morning and he will be the
guest of officials of the fat stock
show and various civic organizations
at a Southwestern" breakfast. I'm
mediately following the breakfast
Colonel Roosevelt will be driven to the
Coliseum, where the fat stock show
will be held and will deliver an ad
dress on some topic of live interes
to farmers and stockmen OF Texa.
and other Southwestern States.
feature of his visit to the fat livt
stock, which will continue until nool
of Tuesday, will be reunion OF th'
members of the Rough Rider regimen
and reception to visitors to the ia
stock show. Colonel Roosevelt vii
leave about noon on a special train fo
Ell Paso.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
CAMORRA IS
NOW ON TRIAL
Secret Organization That
Has Terrorized Italy
Many Years
SIMILAR TO BLACK HAND
Committed Many Murders and
Committed Many Murders and
Then Assassinated Each
Other.

Viterbo, Italy, March 1.-THE trial
OF 40 members of the Neapolitan
Camorra, which has terrorized Italy
for many years, began today. The
Jury was soon chosen and Cavaliero
Binchi, president of the court, opened
the interrogation of the accused. the
prisoners are charged with the assas-
sinating of fellow members in the
Camorra Genarro Cucuolo and his
wife. Mari Countinelli Cucuolo, popu-
larly known as Beautiful sorentina.'
Behind this charge are allegations OF
numerous murders and robber1es per
petrated by what is the best organized
and the most desperate criminal socl
ETY. of modern times The real pur
pose of the government is to rid TN
country of this band. 1t is belleVe'
that evidence will be brought out tina
will throw light on the assassination
of Petrosino, the American detectiv'
at Palermo in 1909. 1t was Petrosin
who arrested Enrico A1fano, bette
known as Erricone, the alleged actr
al head Of the Camorra, after the la
ter had fled to New York city. Emo
nous crowds gathered in the vicinit
OF the court this morning and the val
containing the prisoners, heavi1
| dnI
shouts. SAL.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
SENATOR BAILEY MUST
EXPLAIN LOSS OF SLIP
Subpoena Issued for His Appearance
in Court at Springfield
Illinois.

Springfield, ILL.,, March 1l.-State
Attorney Burke today obtained a sub
poena duces tecum for United States
Senator Bailey of Texas, summoning
him as a witness in the case against
State Senator John Broderick of Chi
cago. who is charged with accepting
a bribe of $2500 for his vote for Lori
mer for United States senator. State
Senator Holtslaw who was charged
produced a deposit slip for amount
on the state bank of Chicago in which
bank he said he deposited the money.
The deposit slip was taken to Wash
ington by the subcommittee investi
eating the Lorimer election and the
last knowledge of the whereabouts OF
the slip was when senator Bailey held
it in his hand during speech in th'
senate in defense of Lorimer and de
nounced it as forgery. Bailey's ex
PLANTATION was that while he was ad
dressing the senate some one took thu
| slip from his hand and he cannot re
member who it was. Broderick's tria
started on March 2.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
WATER RESOURCES
OF NEW MEXICO
Second Biennial Report of
Territorial Engineer
From Press
GROWTH AND development
Statistics Gathered and Com
piled Are of Invaluable
Worth.

The most valuable and most ex-
haustive report ever issued by any
territorial official has just come from
the press of the New Mexican Print
ing company in the shape Of the sec
ond biennial report Of the territorial
engineer of New Mexico. 1t will be dis
tributed by Territorial Engineer
Charles D. Miller during the next few
days. Mr.. Miller assisted Former En-
gineer Vernon L. Sullivan very mater
tally in the compilation OF the report
which will be the official standard for
those seeking irrigation investments
in New Mexico. The tables of water
flow measurements and other data it
contains are accurate and invaluable
and supersede former statistics. The
present data are official, are scientifi
cally correct and therefore can be re
lied upon in every respect. The pros
poets of development which these fig
ures hold forth are marvellous.
The report covers 25O pages, is beau
fully illustrated, reviews the irriga
ton works already constructed or un
! der construction, and devotes consid
cradle space to the Good Roads worl
of the Good Roads commission. l
tells of irrigation works under con
temptation, of dry farming, of irriga
ton by pumping, of photographic SUI
veys and other matters of extrem
interest to the territory and its deve
opment. The compilation and edith
of the work meant much painstakin
labor and the territory owes debt
gratitude to Messrs. Sullivan and MI
ler for publishing this report at thi
particular time when it will be of ma
imum usefulness to the common
, wealth.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
SOLD LIQUOR
ON SUNDAY
Therefore Adelino DeLallo
Is Denied Naturalization
Papers
SEVEN INDICTMENTS TO-DAY
Two of Them For Burglary, Sew
eral For Assault With Deadly
Weapon.

The territorial grand jury brought
in seven true bills today as follows
Territory VS.. Joe Doe alias Juan
Chaves. burglary. Bail $1,000.
Territory VS.. Juan Estevan Carrillo'
seduction. Bail $1,000.
Territory VS.. Victor Vigil, assault
with deadly weapon Bail $1,000.
| Territory VS.. Ramon Jimenez and
Cleofes Jimenez, assault with intent
to kill.
Territory VS.. Leandro Alarid, Car
los Alarid Gregorio Alarid and Juar
Antonio Valdez; assault with deadly
weapon. Bail in each case $1,000.
Territory VS.. Augustin Torres, as
sault and battery.
Territory VS.. Genero Hovey AM
Cleofes Alarid, burglary, bail $1,000.
Warrants have been issued in eac
case.
Citizenship Papers Denied.
The application for naturalizatio
papers made by Adelino de Lallo,
native of Italy, and who resides 9
Cefrillos, southern Santa Fe count,
was denied by the federal court a
De Lallo on his own admission ha
been convicted some time ago fl
t selling liquor on Sunday.
On Monday, the territorial pet
! jury will be empanelled. The fir
2 cases to be tried are those that wei
over from the last term.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
UNIVERSITIES TURN OUT
HlGH-TONED CROOKS

New Haven, Conn, March 11.-Pro-
fessor William B. Bailey's class on
American social conditions was treat
ed to a sensational address by Judge
Ben B. Lindsey of Denver. while
we send small crooks to prison in
stripes he said. Eve send the big
crooks to the United States senate.
While am not cynical, would Ike
to inquire why the universities are
sending out so many crooks. The
universities send out so many good
men, some of the best there are, to
fight for righteousness. A graduate
F, of an Eastern university wrote to
corporation attorney from my state
when good law was proposed tina
the law would be detrimental to the
interests of the corporation and I al
| authorized to go to expense to kill thu
BILL The bill was killed"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
STRIKE On
D. 8 R. c.
Threatened by Engineers I'm
less Nine per Cent Ad-
vance Is Granted
CONFERENCE HELD At DENVER
u S. Commissioner of Labor
Neil Seeks to Adjust DIFF
ferences,

Denver, Colo, March 11.-United
States Commissioner of Labor Neil
arrived in Denver last night attempt
to adjust the dispute between the
Denver and Rio Grande railway and
its engineers. The men demand a
wage increase of nine per cent and
threaten stroke if the advance is re
fused. Mr.. Neill will hold confer
ence with railroad officials and the
men today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
PLAN SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS
Young Ladies Seminary Is
One of Great Needs of
the Southwest
SANTA FE MAY Be CHOSEN
Blu. Three Other Cities Are
Already Making Efforts
to Land 1t

Santa FEES growth and development
must come along natural lines, along
the lines of least resistance. Its cli-
matte. scenic and historic advantages
give it foundation upon which to
rear a prosperous, modern town. Its
school facilities. which are already
extensive, can be greatly increased
and improved 1t has st. Michael's 5
! College, Loretto Academy, U. 5. In
dian Industrial School, two Presbyte'
rian Mission schools, an orphans
school, parochial schools, st. Gather
| ines Indian School. the territoria
school for the deaf and dumb and {
splendid public school system.
There is opportunity now to add tt
this list of educational institutions
a seminary for young ladies unde
Protestant auspices. An institution
of that kind, is one of the needs o
the southwest and established in tn
proper way under the right kind o
auspices would flourish like a ba
tree. 1t needs but start. and
would become self-sustaining a
once. To the city it would mean
great increase in business. Alread
the ground for such an institution ha
, been offered, and leading men OF tn
city have been interested, but unite
. local support must be had. III
Board of Trade and the Commercit
Club must lend d hand and lGs,EG.
men and property owners in gener
must interest themselves. The plar
are very comprehensive and alread
several cities in the southwest a.
. reaching out for the seminary al
=, are offering inducements. Howeve
=. Santa Fe has the advantage and cf
:, land the proposition, but there mu
be no division no knocking" II
New Mexican expects from time
- time to make announcements of t
l., "DETAILS Vi tu6 pan but hlot NohIo
y enlist the town and it's commerc
~ bodies in the undertaking. Not OF
would the establishment of the Sci
~ nary mean a great impetus to busine
interests, but parents locally, v
ne agree that it is very desirable fri
no an educational standpoint. Many
ed them have been sending their dau
ia ters to distant states to obtain
ce education which only seminary a
I'll finishing school can give, and tn
ne sands of dollars that might be kept
home have gone to Denver, Swar
more, Washington and other poi1
of Keep this money here and make S
are ia Fe the educational center which
do advantages intend it to be.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
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s COMMISSIONER FOR
( TEXAS BOUNDARY
President Taft Appoints For
mer Senator Cockrell of
Missouri to Place.

Special to the New Mexican.
, Washington, D. c., March IL.
) President Taft has appointed
) former Senator Francis Cock
s rell of Missouri commissioner
s on part of the United States
S to survey and mark the bound
S ary line between Texas and
s New Mexico provided by the
S Andrews joint resolution ap-
s proved on February 16. The
: state of Texas has the right
{ under the resolution to des1g-
S nate a commissioner on part
A of Texas to act with Cockrell
y in retracing definitely and de-
y termining the boundary.
= Col. w. S. Hopewell is here
y from New York in consultation
y with Democratic leaders.
= y y ss y = & < = % = s s s
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
BEGGED MONEY FOR BURIAL
OF WIFE AT LAS VEGAS

Trinidad, Colo, March 11.-For OBJ
tanning money on pretense of meeting
the funeral expenses of his wife, who
deserting him several weeks ago, and
of child that did not exist, Miguel
Valdez is serving 60 days in the coun-
ty jail. Valdez asked merchant for
SO, saying that his wife had just died
/ and that he needed that much money
to pay the funeral expenses. He got
the money and little later secured
$3.50 from another merchant, osten.
sibly to help pay for the funeral of his
child. It was learned that Valdez's
wife left him two weeks ago and Il
now in Las Vegas, also that he has ne
children.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-11
cUMBRES PASS SHOWED
SHUT FOR SEVERAL DAYS

Durango, Colo, March 11.-Durango
received it's first mail from Denver IN
four days, the train having been stall
ed two days and nights on Cumpres
range and one night 40 miles east OF
Durango where freight train was on
the track, caused by soft roadbed and
spreading rails. The roadbed OF the
Denver &, Rio Grande in every direc'
ton from Durango is in bad shape
from heavy snow. The Silyertor
branch was opened late this afternoon
after being closed eleven days by a
snow slide in the canon this side o.
| SilYerton.