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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
"ora9tloIer salfiid,faus.

Die @iniiibrllng Ser Ornbtloien
5elegrapbie lit audi in Ser 8alfild.
Snbnltrie pou g{lben, ocnn nit Der
Belt miro es ben ebriamen Strano.
9eiuobnern Der pncifii6en &iiite gali
imb gar imnoglib tperoen, Gle @al-
fiidpSnrprnierer ibrer 9eiite 5lt be-
ranbet.
9isber auar es 8epflogenbeit, ole
tcbtem @alfiide NIT emit poll5us
punlpell, uro oieIelben Damn 10 langt
ai,f ofiener See innberidnpimnlen 5u
5laiien, bis man 3eit fanb, lie an
ole &itite 5lr tallen uno geld1ttlidl
5u perpeHben.
sSnrem man nrfp ole aiif Den @ul
sfildiang alts5iobenoen S6iffc nit
Ger oratIoien Sclegropbte aismiltet,
lit es ttp0gli6, ben on Der &iiite an
i1iiigcH Agrnter Der @nlfiidJidger
init oehaller SiHerbcit cen 8Inb 5il
bc5e:fneH nitf Dem 0as tnote Sbiere
6efuEnen iperben lilro BON bort aus
an ben StrultS aberadt iperoen
fann
8enr iett Die @alfiidfingcr ans
oen gilten alten 3eiten polr @louce.
Iter erlpadten uiro oie fSorfi6ritte
iGben, bie man in ibrem @elddfte
genpaAt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
Die sd,naps SRentc.

9lus 0eiinfer miro geidricben:
Sin begeiiterter @erebrer bes S6nap
les mar ein Dor fur5en in Oeloe per.
itorbener periionirter 9eanlter. Scr
Manir batte in melligen Sabre1
nidt allein leine entt3e Beliion re-
geIndBia in Sdnops ltmyeiest, loli-
bern buncben aud nod ca. 5000
Mtarf in S6naps all9elegt gellere
alfo1oliif,e @etr1ufe nubm er llltr
BEL beionferen @elegenbeiten 81 iid.
S1lieBIid, War lein Serm0gem aiti
etluas nte9r oils 1000 Wtarf 5irlmlt-
nengeida1ol5en. glber Der 9llfobol-
irelutS entiagte Oesbafb ieinem 2eib.
gcGrGnf DodJ llift. 9laeroilWs mod.
te ibnl Der 8eoanfe idlpcrc Sorget,
fpie es pobl lperben luiirhe, fueral oas
8elo pollit1nbg in Shmaps aliNge'
sntSel iein ,piirOe sSn oieier fir
i'm rG6t geraoe alrgenebmen 9e'
Itraftur8 perfiel er a,ti cine origi-
nelle SSSoe. @r tpanote iid an einen
gylrtb in SeIoe upo bot bieiem Den
Reit icip,s 8ermogens in Der S0be
BON $500 Marf 5iun @eihende oil IN
ter Scr 8eoimgung. bob Der 8irtb
i1m, 10 large er nod lebe, fopiel
Sdjnaps foltenlos gebe, als er
nilr;fe. Der 8irtb, Der iid ipobl
6enten inobte, oaB Der ifon 60
Sabre alte Mann nidf mebr all5l
arobc 2iifep in 6cn Sdnapsuorrn-
then bes Sellers perurioden tpiiroc,
erfIdrte iid, nit Der 8e6ingung eilt'
peritancen. Der 8ertras ipuroe &c.
IdIoIien, uftS Der 5itielfreirS batte
cin Iorgenfreies 9aicin toeil er lid
lun oie Sdlaifuitg ieines Sieblings.
getrGnfs nitt 81 fiimmern braudte.
Ole iSrsiif,a oauerts ODER mn lefS
@oten, Drsn eiipes Soges trnirf er
feinen Sdjlraps mebr; er mar IN ELI
QanS o6serlifcn iporben, mo es aller
ASo5ufeinl6feit uad) nit icinelr a.
,;ebfen GdApaps redSt ntager aus.
iieben lpiro. Ser sSirtb iorgte fiir
ein arlt1nSiaes 9egrabiliB; 6enl er
aatts aineit aitteir 0nnoen> oerloreit,
ISaHl er calBer0em ilod) nod gb5ltg
aller Soften eirt 8apital bon tieer
1000 Weart so berbanfeit hatte.
y *
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
Die aapitol israse.

IS lit acbeiffolls ann5 aitBer Sra.
&c, OoB ore iiberm1ltigenoe Maiori.
ttit Der 9iiraer inieres Staates cn6-
giltig Bacon iiber5eilgt lit, oaB ein
neres aapitol @eb1itoe cine abio-
lutte RotbMnoigfeit fir 1iiiouri lit
litto onber alt6 am ltd61telt Item
slirgitit fiir glnnabnle bes betreffert-
ben gori6loges itimmen miro. Gie
slbItimni,itg iiber bieic &apitolfrage
bat ie0od) 5tpei Seiten; b. +. mas
ben @elopnlift arrbelnngt.
@rftens banOeIt es iid I'M cine
8onhaitsgobe i'm 9etra9e bon brei
iino einsbof6 Millionen Collars, uno
5ipeitens I'm cine iolfe Iirsgnbe im
8etrage BON fiini @iIlionen Collars.
Die e6te 8pnoansgobe beoeittet oas
Iufieaen elmer Stcner BON 2 Gent
per 500 oes a6geid1Bten 8ertbes,
Fir cine moglide 9auer bon 13, o.
DER eiite ipabrIdeinlid)e Oauer bon
II bis s. ssabren. Die lettere 8on6-
ansgnbe beoentet 0os aitflegen Der.
ielben Stelier fir cine mosli6e Goil.
er bon 80, ooer cine ipabrideinlihe
9anpr bon Is bis 90 Sabren.
Ser erIte 8pri6lag, fir brei iiro
einlbalb MiIlioneir Collars, beoeitet
Elm gripdrnib bon elm mo eilbbolb
Iillionen Collars, aiisI6iieBlld) Der
perrnebrtert 3inicn. Der Stpeitc gpr.
Idlae, fir fiiiii Millioncn Collars,
beoeiltet beli gerliit pon Elm illto
einybaIb Millionen Dollars, lteblt
oeil perme9rtcn 3infcR 5erner:
Der erite goridlag fam MIR hitr6
eine SpciaorittcI Maioritdt BEL Der
gstabl an ndflterJ item slug. SIR
9lnfablne gelnipgent iDd1reR0 Der
5ipeite 8oriflag, mir eille eiltfadfq
Stimmennebrbeit beOarf i'm art9e.
norlnteil Sn lper6elb naE als0alnl
Ierit t5idItes SSaAr, bel Oee allgenlei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
ct. eonis gicbmarft.
Rationale gicbbi,fc, Sa.
ben 2tten c,nni, t9t

6en 2tten SUM, 1911.
&iipbpieb 3nfiibren 5000. Wtarft
lebboft i,po itarf fir nuserleiem,
quite Snrter; ntittlere Sorten itetig.
ssn gergIeid nit poriger 8o6e iinb
altserleisne Stiere uno 8utIher's
Stltff bollfomnin, itetig. Dsittlere
aitbe lln6 &in6er t5 bis 25c niebe-
riger; ri,ittlere Stiere 25c nieSeriger.
slnsiidten ftarf fir g,ites Sfiitbuieb;
Gle glnSeihen oenten ie6od aiif libe-
rnlc 3iifrj1r opn nrocret Sorte,,.
;SdApeiipe 3mfit)ren 1000. Ntarft
Iebtaft nn6 etipas boEer, b0d6ter
3reis $6.62 rs; Die Maiie aqer gu.
fer Gd)tpeine tpuroe iebr nabe sn obi
gem boditem 8reis pepfanft Gnsii6.
ten ltarf fir quite Sorterg min erbdl.
ten ieood) at piele leidte, balbfette
SSerfel, tuelfe idleht 5it perfni,fcn
iin6s Sdafe 3itfisbreit 5000. @arfi
itetig fir aliserleiem SGmtlier;
fdtpod fir anberc Sorteit. Soditer
Greis iiir &entildn irpn SenneIiee
Triibia6rsl1mmer $50: b0dSter
Breis fir einbrinniide $725. @rte
biz aiisrrIelene sdAahtihofe 1925
biz So. so; 9ode 1928 his $2.A0.
geiebere Sorten boit Sdafen if:Der
sltiberfaufeit,
VI d o. 49, i 3 T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23

gSenI man be0elrtt DAB alles
iteuerbare gigentbnm MIR Su einenl
0rittal ieines ipirflifen 8ertbes
abgeidiet it, Sonn iit aitd iebr
leidt eill3uiaben Dab Die iuabridein.
l51elr 8otalfoiten perbdltniBnl1Bil
gering iein raroen, tpGbreno ielbft
0ia mogli6it gpoben &oIten nift als
eilte gilrbe empfunoen iuerben ton-
lell.
Gin Mann beiien 9eiittbunl einen
luirfli6en @ertb BON $4,000 re.
prdIentiert. miro per Sabr nid)t mebr
OILS pie SLIGO &opitol Stener 81
cntrid)ien ba6en, tp1brsn6 Ser W}aul
melder MIR 5u $1,000 eifgeidy1st lit,
mm 20c 5ll entri6telp fat; nIio iti1t
me9r als ipie ben 8ert BON bier
@las Bier per Snbr.
lln0 lpie itebt eS MIN nit 9e5iig
altf ben gtnsen ooer Die 8ort6eile2
Bat5 abgeleben bon alien 0ireften 0.
Der i1oireften 8ortbeileL tritt uns
Dor 9lllem Die roiitipe, abIoliite 9totb
,ueit0igfeit zines ireilell &apitols fir
unieren Stnat ertgegen; bas ulte
aapitol @ebduoe lieet in 9ftinelt
mo Der tStaat niisb alio ein tpeiles,
5lpefentipredenoes @ebGllbe beiiten.
Dos iieue &apitol miro oie n0tbi.
gen &dunlidfeiten entbaIteu fir oie
Gffisen Ser &eamten Oes Staots;; ei.
iasn eeraitlnigerp Saal .nls @eriannl.
llaaJsplns fir ole @itglieSer oeu Sc.
gislatilr; feueriihere @euoIbe 8ur
apfbeinabrliilg aller, mid sigcn natit-
rnerlte ill6 8iidler, ioipie "ldft 6mt
not least, elm @ebdnbe Tiir Die Spei-
matD itnierer Stants &egierung in
itr0 an lpeldem ieOer 8iirger unieres
Staates eirl Sntereiie bat umo auf
peld)es er mit Stol5 git5eigeit fam.
8ie Imnc5me oieies 8orldloges,
nllrb cine 5apeiorittels Iaioritat, bei
Der am iladjlten erlten sluglilt itntt.
iinoeiloen 8abl. miro fiir ben Stoat
.pnlIouri iiberaa eiian bSfJit bort6eiI
baFten eiporud MAIDEN; bie snnnb.
me obigen 8oriflass miro Der @elt
oen gelueis liefris bob Die 8iirger
.RiIIuuri's patriotiide, fortMrittlide
N1nner iinO, irpo obne 3weifel tpirb
eln iold;ar eilroritd Mard}en, na1
einem ipiilti1ellsirertbep S>sim iitdr
eroelt 0a5u beitinnnen iib in Miiiou
ri nieber8iIaiien.
9ie Soften limo ffein; oie Gor.
tileile boge9en itipO 9rob. Gs lit cine
bofft 5lpedmdBige utb lpeiie @elh-
anlage 8ir boffen oaber 5inn oau.
aerlpSen 8obl rnieres Stoates, bdB
ieoer 8iirger am n1fitet etiten
Nngll't ieiue 5tiinmc 5it @nniten
'Ses @oridloges abgeben miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23
Sie aapitOl Care.

SeOer porii6tige Geid)1itsmann
miro bel leirell llnternebmullgen er.
items, Oie Soften bercdneit mo 5lpei.
tens oen 8ortbeil mogliGit genau
q6it1ben. @ent mir Oieie logiid
ridjtige @eid1ftsregel aitf ben Sie-
oeralgiGan 6es &apitols in Sefferlon
Gitp umpepoen, iiber lpelden Gor.
ldllag ant nadlten eriten slii9itit oh.
geltimmt miro, tonlmen mir 81 Dem
fplaen0en Meinltat:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23

men 8abl, sur slbitinnnrng eelaiag-
Ell miro, 3. j. fir Den sSoIl Dab Der
2rite Gori6lo9 am ir1hiten Item
glug. nid)t an8enpmmeli miro.
Us ip1re ie6enfals ein llmfiim
fiir cine Mebrailsgabe BON Elm ilnb
einpbaI6 Weillionen Collars, obne 6ie
3inien 5li ftimmen itlpo Damn nod
Elm gall5es Sabr 3u iparten, ipent
man oie obige eroBe Sinlnte iparen
itno Die Snde iofort enti6eiben fnrt.
ylcbinen Sic 1880 BON 1911 nnS
Sic baben t3t. 8ies 3eigt Die 3abl
Der Syobre an, ipelde Sorti'S s[lpen~
frGuter, 6as beriiBntte Gr6iiter Sell.
mitteI, In @ebrait6 g6ipeien iit. Sill
es m0glid, 6ab eine DiebiSin 10
lange bor Dem 8olfe beite1cn iinb
BON sSabr 3ii SSabr in Der @lnit
iua6ien fonnte, tuenn iie nidt Ser.
6ienite bon bober 8e6eiitiiitg bef1Be2
llngleid airSeren ferttegciteaten
Meoi5inen lit Der sllpenfr1uter fiidt
in 9lpotbefen 5l baben, ionhern 6ur6
Spe5inl agentert ober oireft BON ben
@igentbiimern, 8r. 8eter Sabrnep ii.
Sons &c., 19 % 9. Sopnc gpe..
Chicago, 50.
/ Brdiioellt Butler BON Columbia
beflagt iid bariiber, baB bas @olf
| lnift Senft. Der Serr nie9 lid; be.
rrbieen. Sos @olf oenft nebr als
| ie 5lsuor. lliro es giebt nebr 2eiltc,
| Sic 6eirfeit ols ie 5itoor. slaeroirgS
loeldt 0as @nlf nift 10, tpie getpiiie
l5errelt es ipiiltiden.
] -----. -----
glmerifolter Die bei ben Niagara
sSallen init eineln 8ferhe ODER einent
&nltoe Sie @rcii3e iiberidreiter, rniii-
len Del ibrer Gitdfebr Die Gbicre pers
soIlen. @liidlidler 8eiie brnltdeit
ie ainber nift and perSollt 81 iper-
sen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23

9[borilfrt aiif oas Sermdlner
@oIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-23

g(nlGBlid Ser 6iesiabriaen Salnl-
nter Gboitnilqlta Seoion iperoen mir
bonn |. syitni bis gum 80. september
@llipoiabrfartcil bon Serrllalrtt trad
SoIliIter Springs, Wlo, sli Dem iebr
lricoerigeil &reis bon 1925 berfolt.
fem. @iIttg fir Die Sfiidfebrt bis
Slnt 81. Sfto6er.
O. 9. araner,
gtaf. Wlo. q. 81. 81
9. g. aramcr,
9(gt. @o. g & q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-07
TO ASK BIDS FOR
% MILES OF TRACK
Artesia Republican Club
Elects Officers at En-
thusiastic Meeting.

Artesia, N NJ, Feb. DIR J. J
Clarke. former secretary Of the Com
mercial club, received a letter from P.
A Mccarthy, OF the Mccarthy Con-
struetion company Of Houston, that
bids would be opened February 10 for
the construction work Of % miles be-
tween Artesia and Hope. which wiz be
part Of the St Louis. San Diego and
FL PaSO railroad. The COMMITTEES OF the
Commercial club on right of way has
secured the blue prints from the com
pany and is making good progress to-
wards securing the right OF way for
the company.
A serious accident occurred in front
of the Hardwick hotel when the team
hauling the delivery wagon Of the Tex
as Oil company ran away The wagon
tongue struck a horse Of Jim Mont
gOmery in the breast. causing its death
in a few minutes D. R. Bettison, the
driver, succeeded in getting off the
wagon before the collision This is
away Marshal Cooper has forbid Bet
tisOn using the team any more on the
streets as it Is a menace to the pub
lie.
Professor Garrison of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college gave an
interesting address on farming TO a
large audience at the Presbyterian
church.
AT a large meeting Of the Republican
club the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
President. c. A Sipple; first vice
president, DR.. NJ NJ Imam: second vice
president, W F. Schwartz; secretary
and treasurer. S. E Ferree. The club
decided to send John B. Enfield with
the Albuquerque boosters car to Wash
ingtOn, D. c.. to enlist the influence
OF the territorial officials and delegate
Andrews in ahving the land office re-
Sc1nd Its action in withdrawing from
entry large tracts OF land near Ar
tesla on account Of small indications Of
OIL
On account of the illness OF Mrs H.
J. Garrard, Mr. Garrard has given up
the proprietOrship OF the Gibson hotel
and it has been leased by E. F. Hard
wick, owner OF the hotel Hardwick,
who has put Mr.. and Mrs. Sam A But
Ter in charge Talbot & Brown have
moved their offices from the Gibson
hotel to the second floor Of the Reed
building. Their former quarters is be-
ing used as a hotel office
Edward Stone has purchased a five
acre tract Of land west of town be-
longing to Edmund Robin and viii
move out OF it in the spring
James f Boardman, OF Altus Okla
has moved TO Artesia and opened I'D
a Jewelry shop in the Weems building.
me long continued warm weather
Is causing the apricot and early peach
trees to blossom Unless there is a cold
snap within the next couple Of weeks
there viii be slim chance of a peach
crop.
The Episcopal church has purchased
OF F. E Turner a corner lot opposite
the NJ E church, where a church will
De erected as soon as conditions war
rant
Mr.. Dudley, clerk in Joyce-Pruft
company, has resigned his position TO
be advance agent for Brown & Curry.
evangelistS, who We're here last sum
mer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-07

lated system of public instruction,
embracing primary schools, secondary
schools and a, university.
The state university originated with
the people themselves, who willingly
assumed the burden OF its support. This
burden will be appreciated if we cali
to mind that provision must be made
for the instruction of more than 3d.
900 students now in attendance upon
the state universities OF the west
The state university has been the
great uplifting influence Of he lest
1t has brought education o. the high
est order even to che doO- of the hum
blest home. Most IN TmpcrtaEce 10 the
immediate work that il is doing Is its
directing and stimulating Influence
upon the entire educational system cf
the state"
In closing. president Hutchins re-
ferred to the influence that the UniTer-
sity of Michigan has had IN both state
and national affairs and appealed to
the alumni to Join heartily N a FRO
gressive movement that shall make her
future even greaer and more effective
than has been her past
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-07
ROADS HOLD ANNUAL
MEETINGS IN PECOS

Peccs. Texas. Feb. The annual
meeting CT the stockholders and dfrec-
tors Of the PecOs Valley Southern rail-
way was held in this city Monday. The
PecOs Valley Southern railway has now
completed its line into BaImOrhea and
Phantom Lake, Texas, and has there
fore complied with its contract with
the citizens of Pecos. who guaranteed
a bonus or 100000 to secure the road
N l. Swinehart. director in the road.
stated that about $4,000 Of this bonus
has been paid to date.
~ annual meeting of the directors
OF the PecOs River railway Santa Fe)
viii be held in this city today.
The PecOs Ministers association will
have charge Of the religious census OF
this city on February %. the day Sc
Iected by the churches 10 take the re-
HgiOUs census of Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-07
CONTINUED from yesterday.)

And so it was with Lee Randall.
alias Jimmy Valentine, that Bobby
Lane. the bankers little son, was fond
of romping away his (Bobby's) idle
hours and with whom he frequently
enacted the role of an austere, uncom-
promising banker.
Very much the same Jimmy Valen-
tine in appearance and manner. Mr..
Randall had scored a signal success
as assistant cashier, and neither Mr..
Lane nor any other official or director
had found in the three years occasion
for the slightest adverse criticism of
the new employee. In fact, he was
deemed to be a most valuable acquisi-
ton to the executive staff of the bank
and had evidenced unusual capacity as
a detector of counterfeit notes and of
forged signatures on negotiable instru-
ments. Yes. the assistant cashier was
a man with a future of promise in
store for him, and the Fourth National
of Springfield had but a month before
offered him the position Of cashier,
with a thousand dollars 4 year in
crease over his present salary. Not
one official OF the Fourth National could
give a satisfactory reason for his re-
fusal of the offer. Very remarkable
young man, very" was the comment
of the president of the Fourth National
when notified of the episode.
"Hurrahl Nobody in the officer ex-
claimed Bobby to his sister Kitty. who
followed him into the room.
The children. prime favorites with
the assistant cashier. were accustomed
to do very much as they pleased with
him or with his Office at this late hour
in the day. when business with the
public had practically concluded. Al
most the only remaining thing for him
to do was to attend to certain routine
matters connected with the closing of
the banks business for the day.
Come on; let US play something"
challenged the sprightly Kitty. who,
in her short skirted white linen dress
and with her delicate features, much
ed more like a Christmas doll than a
future iaheritor of a fortune and OF an
imposing, dictatorial social position.
At Bobby's suggestion the children
decided to play at being banker"
and after n lengthy. spirited dispute
Bobby impersonated the role of Mr..
Randall. while Kitty was forced to be
content with the character of a lady
borrower"
Bobby perched himself on the as
sistant cashiers chair and assumed as
stern an expression as his childish
features and mischievous rowing eyes
would permit
Now, / understand you wish a
loan," began Bobby
Il don't, either" retorted Kitty, si,-
ting herself on chair in front Of the
desk.
"Oh. come on and play. When l say
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-07

the Panama canal conferred with sec
rotary Of war Dickinson and arranged
to appear before the appropriations
committee of the house on Wednesday
to give first hand Information as to
the money needed TO continue the canal
work.
Col Goethals told THE newspap per
men that, while it was not in his
province to discuss the question of the
fortification of the great waterway
he was particularly interested that
the Qualifications. if authorized De built
by the force now employed on the ca
nal He said it would be a most eco
nOmical course to pursue.
Col GOethals reiterated his belief
that the canal viii be ready for the
commerce OF the world by January l.
1915, and added that he really hoped
vessels would be passing through it be-
fore that time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-07
MANY PENSIONS TO
SOUTH WESTERNERS

Washington, D. c., Feb Pensions
granted TO New Mexicans. FL Pasoans
and others in the southwest are as fol-
lows:
Manuel Flores, Las Vegas, n. NJ.
an increase Of pension to $40 a month
dating from January IA. 1911
Nicolas Baca, Espanola, y. NJ, in
crease to SIS from January IS, 1911.
John A Wells, Lucia, y. NJ, reissue Of
SIS from January Il. 1911.
Michael Moran, Z. s. general hospital.
Fort Bayard, n NJ, an increase TO $46
dating from December %. 1910.
Mrs. Geronimo LovatO, de Padilla,
Puerto de Luna, n. NJ, original pen
sion of s12 a month. with accrued back
pension from the date Of the death Of
her husband.
Juan B. sandovaI, Springer. N NJ. an
increase to $50 a month from January
Is, 1911
William s HolIey. Rama. n. NJ. an
increase to SIS month from December
10. 1910
Homer l. Mcqueen, L. S general hos
pital, Fort Bayard. \. NJ, original pen
sion of $50 from November 7, 1910.
Mrs. Maria Aniceta Bustamenta de
Chaves. San Jose. n. NJ, original pen
sion of S12, and accrued pension from
the date of the death Of her husband.
Ralph White. Fort Bayard, n. NJ, an
increase to $50, from December %.
1910.
James G. Patterson. Font Bayard. n.
NJ, an increase TO $50 a month from
December %, 1910.
George A. Robinson. albuquerque. n.
NJ, an increase to SIS a month from
December 81. 1910
John Gottlieb Raft. Los Lunas, n NJ,
an original pension OF So a month. and
$685. back pension from June %, 1902.
johanna r. Ftske, Santa Fe. N NJ.
an original pension Of SIP a month,
with an additional pension OF 81 q
month for each minor child, and back
pension from the date of her husbands
death
Alberto Manuel. GaIestio. n. NJ. or
iginal pension Of S12 a month from Sep
TENDER 10, 1910.
Marcus Archuleta, Rowe, N NJ, re-
issue of S12 from April 6, 1908 and an
Also back pension to the amount OF
1855.
William B. Bates. Orograude, n. NJ.
original pension of S12 a month from
June 10. 1910
Mrs. Josepha Garcia de Noedel. Santa
Fe., \. NJ. original pension of SIS from
May %, 1906 and an increase of pen
sion to S12 from April 10. 1908. and 81
a month for each of four minor chill
IL.
Mrs. Jacinta, Deschamps, PuercOs, N
NJ, an original pension of SD a month
from October p, 1910, with accrued
back pension from the date Of her hus-
bands death
Mrs. Mary Wagner. 121 West Grand
avenue. Albuquerque. n. NJ. original
pension of s12 a month from July %.
1910, and back pension from the date
of the death of her husband
Bills have been introduced in the past
few days by delegate Andrews of New
Mexico as follows:
To grant a pension to J. NJ. Rice,
Parsons, n. M
For the relief Of the heirs Of Diego
Antonio Sanchez, of Albuquerque. n. NJ
=" CORRECT the military record Of lose
de Jesus Romero. Punta. n. NJ
To pension Ben. F. Quinn. 1915 North
Virginia street. FL Paso. Tex.
For the relief Of Dolores P. Bennett.
box SIC, FL Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-07
CONSTITUTION VOTE
OFFICIALLY COUNTED
Gov. Mills Leaves for Wash
ingtOn With the Cert
fled RetllrnS
led Returns.

Santa Fe, n. NJ, Feb. Governor
Mills, chief justice Pope and territorial
secretary Nathan Jaffa yesterday can
vassed officially the vote cast on the
constitution They certified that 81
742 votes had been cast for the con-
stitution and 1889 against it, making
a majority in its favor of 1888. Only
four of the 26 counties gave a majority
against the constitution
Governor Mills left last night for
Washington, carrying with him the GER
titled returns and also a certified copy
Of the constitution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-07
JURY FAILS TO CONVICT
on CHARGE OE PEONAGE

Austin, Texas, Feb. 7.-R S. New
som, manager OF a state convict farm.
]. w. Woods. a former justice of the
peace, W. S. Houston, a constable, and
Harlan Mcleod, formerly a convict
guard, were last night declared not
guilty OF peonage by a. jury in the
United States court In his charge the
Judge asserted that cruel and inhuman
punishment was inflicted, there can be
little doubt" Notwithstanding the
Jurors could find no evidence of a con-
spiracy to commit peonage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-07

President Harry D. Hutchins. of the
University of Michigan, spoke upon
The State University-the University
of the People, before the Institutes
alumni of the eastern states at their
national dinner here tonight He de-
clared that Michigan was the first
state to devise and put into successful
operation complete and fully articu-