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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
TOM HUBBELL

His Home Early This
Morning.
WAS ILL WITH
FATAL E
Nlhuqu"rWuc. y W.. April lex
Nh"rin aud Deputy conf Ol Inspector
Thomas lluhuoll committed suicide a,
"'rl"ch 'hi. m"ruing IIc ,ho, himself
through the heart aud death wn, in,,an.
'u'"u'. Long Illness aud induced dr
-]r"uirury aud prompted the deed ,n
"hIrh ih"r" were no witnesses.
u" was q Jolly good fellow. +" would
%" an appropriate cpiraph for Thomas
= Iluhhcll, Whose career IN RcrnaIiI.
p" county, ~ an official, marked IN
r"ch nov past. lie went through the
world "r"uh1udri aud made friends
wherever 70" went, for uu one could helm
.l.tug hi ifuuh rhrrriulu.,s that earn
ed him N" nickname Como Estnmos Pc
W." was ,hritn ct BrrnaltIln county fn,
% number "i terms, during an era when
'h" Duke city wa, wide uprn. before
no" DAYS Of the legal prohibition of
gambling. llc va, IN the thick Of the
political fights ui those day, and was
'"uslicr"d u strong Republican leader
"" "a. i]rarl"s, aud energetic, . good
mixer who could give ~ VOL ~ take
81 lat" Ncur~, he hus been deputy coal
Inspector sud engaged ia various enter
rrI'"S, but ~ health kept him IN ~
,flP Of lat" lie was married twice
Recently % brother. Felipe lIuhhcll. Of
'alarito iird Former County Treasurer
Frank \ lluhhcli, Is a brother and the
Two played q prominent part in New
N"Nr'o' political history.
Had But a Few Days 10 Live
albuquerque, Y NJ, April IL
Ih"mn, iluhh"Ii. wh" was found dead
'tI, morning at be-, home had been told
nN physician, recently that he had but
70 few m"r" day 20 live. Ills hear, had
n""n giving out and o." was kept alive
only los administration If sttmulnut,
Between three aud tour o'clock TIM,
morning, 'hc shot va, fired tina, caused
.- death \ - ,HlIhcr revolver wa.
pressed against hi- heart aud the bullet
.I'fr"i - aud ALSO went through the
nH". u' 20 CHAIR uu which he was sitting
'ni rl," 'hr radiator nearby \ coron
r inquest $50, h"ld m, afternoon.
ih" deceased vn, - year, of age and D.,
survived hr 'hrr" brothers. Lorenzo uf
.''n"d", Nrllrun. Charlie, Ut Arizona.
'nd Ir"nh "i Nluqu"rqu" iii, second
"Ii' n"" sophia Armilo, aud q minor
"ii 500. ,nrrIn Ut lirmaIrllo county Ton
2. N"H'. rnI prey r"u, 20 that SO, Irru
,hrriR.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

FOR sALEi-l2O acres patented land
on Plaza Largo just south Of Tucum
carr Mountain. River cuts on about
six acres Of one corner, all the rest level
and water may be had at twelve 10
twenty feet. Bottom land aud rich M
may be had in the county. Inquire at
News Office for prices and terms. 9.Il.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29


v. = lHut Office, Tucumcari, New
Mexico, Npul 10, lgll.
il" Publishers of all newspapers,
Ia No" Tucumrnri, New MeNirn. Land
District.
Ui"uilcmcu.-
10 view of the large number NJ in
purll"s that have come To this Office tr
']p"'tlng the siaru, Of sections ? aud ~
under the enabling act Of June go
1910, go stat, $50, please publish the
following.
I'm" commissioner Of the General
Land Onic" has ruled that lands IN SEQ
ions . aul - which were embraced IL,
'niri"s At N" date IT the act l.Iuu, "a
800, looking 10 the admission ,t N,v
N"Nir" ~ e state are excepted fran
M" grant 10 the future state, and ,b,,
u any such entries are hereafter can
.'l"d tho land, embraced therein Il,
come part at the puhlir domain and will.
10" subject 10 disposition ~ other puL
lr lands.
Very respectfully.
u A. Prentice, Register
~ f. G~allegos, Receiver.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
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James Hardy has gone to Victor,
Colorado.
Mrs. John Fisher and son are visit
ing In Detroit.
sam Honcnberg left this morning
for Ironwood. on business.
Frank Rahkola left yesterday. for
Lead City. S. D.. to locate
Mrs. Archie St German has gone to
Detroit and other cities on a visit.
Mrs. Alex McCabe arrived home
Saturday from Detroit and other
cities.
Carl Betzler and sister have return
ed from a two weeks visit to Detroit
and other cities.
Frank Nowak Of the Y. NJ. c. A. has
returned from an extended vacation at
Detroit and other cities.
Alex McRae. of the c. & H. special
police force, arrived home yesterday
from Detroit and lower Ontario.
Mrs Engbloom. mother of Mrs. John
Hill has left for her home at Moline.
ILL.,, after spending some time in Calu-
met
The barber shops of Calumet will
remain open until II o'clock this even
ing, and will be closed all day tumor-
row
The village employees of Red Jacket
have located and repaired leak in the
dam water on Oak street, between
Fifth and sixth streets.
The baseball game scheduled for to-
morrow evening between the Y NJ. G.
A. and the G. & H. Clerks has been
postponed until Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Daniels. for
merly of Calumet, but now of Detroit.
are visiting here Mr.. Daniels was
for number of years engaged in the
Offices of Paul T. Roehm.
Contractor Butler has completed
the task Of erecting a platform and
staging for the big granite rock To-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
RALEY
PASSES AWAY
WILLIAM p. RAlEY, kEWEENAW
PIONEER MERCHANT, CALLED
BY DEATH AFTER LIFE OF
GREAT ACTIVITY.

The death took place last evening
at the family residence i'm Laurium ri
william =. Raley. an old Keweenaw
county resident. one of the oldest pio-
neers uf the copper country. The
decedent would have been eighty six
/ Years old had he lived To see August
of this year. He had been In failing
health for the past three or four years
and his death was not unexpected.
The late Mr.. Raley is survived by
his aged wife. and eight grown chill
dren They are William Il. Raley of
Grand Haven. Mich; Frank A. Raley
OF Duluth: Hiram Raley of New Ha-
ven. Conn; Edwin NJ. Raley of Laur-
ium: James G.. Raley of Seattle
wash: Charles p. Raley. of Chicago;
Austin G. Raley and Miss Mary Belle
Raley, residing at home. Arrange
ments for the funeral will be complet-
ed today.
The late Mr. Raley, known to his
older associates as Judge" Raley by
reason of his holding the office of pro-
bate court jCdge i'm Keweenaw county
for several years. was born I'm Column
biana county. o.. August l6, 1928 He
came To Lake Superior i'm 1S49 landing
at Eagle Harbor. Soon after his ar
rival there he went To the Isle Royalc,
where ne accepted n position as hook
keeper and cashier for the Siskowit
Mining company. After a residence of
Of IuIA tho
late Mr.. Raley went to the Northwest
mine. I'm Keweenaw county. as book
keeper and paymaster, position he
held for four years. In 1855 he went
tn Copper Harbor, where he entered
into partnership with the late William
H. Stevens i'm the merchandising and
forwarding business until 1859. He
then moved To Eagle River. and en-
gagged I'm the mercantile business with
Justin Shapley. under the firm name
of Raley and Shapley and with a
branch store at Copper Falls They
also bought the piers and warehouse
at Eagle Harbpr. losing the warehouse
through a disastrous fire I'm 1860 This
was rebuilt the same year.
The late Mr.. Raley later bought his
partners interest i'm the business. and
operated II alone for a great many
years He has been living a retired
life i'm Laurium for the past eight
years.
He held various offices I'm Kewee-
nav county He was appointed judge
Of probate by the governor In 1873 to
iii vacancy and was elected To the
office I'm 1880 for term of four years,
with Offices i'm the county building at
Eagle River.
The late Mr.. Raley was known and
through the length and
breadth of the copper country, and
the news of his demise will be sincere
" regretted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
CELEBRATION
IN RED JACKET
DRlLlERS TO MEET THIS EVEN
ING TO DRAW FOR PLACES
GALA TIME is
ASSURED.

Everything is in readiness for Red
Jackets celebration Of the Fourth. and
lit is expected IL viii eclipse an pre-
yious celebrations. one OF the chief
features of the parade which will
start from the town hall i'm the morn
.ng VIII be- Company q, Of Hough-
ton. NJ. y e.. this being the first app
lpearance 81 Houghton's soldier boys In
Red Jacket The company numbering
seventy men. viii arrive here AZ II
O'Clock tonight and VIII proceed at
once 10 the vacant lots on seventh
street, whore tents VIII he pitched, and
the company viii biyouac through the
might other features will be the Red
Jacket fire department, the hammer
and drill teams, floats, gaily decorated
automobiles. uniformed fraternal so-
-ieties the president and members of
the village councils. a hrst-class cal
thumpiau display. etc.
All contestants in the hammer and
drill contests are requested 10 meet i'm |
Village clerk John j. Ellis Office this |
evening at eight o'clock. to draw for
places in tomorrow's contest. \ pro-
gram for the drill contest viii be ar
ranged The drilling contest will take
place on large dray. which has been
specially prepared so that all specta-
tors may see the contest
The exercises of the day will he held
IN the Red Jacket town hall Attorney
A. T. Entenza win deliver the adj
iress. Rev D. Stalker will act as
.haplain. and James l.. Nankervis will
cad the declaration Of Independence
Iohn d. Cuddihy viii act as chair
nan
Three bands have been secured the
all G.. n H.. the Tamarack, and the
finnish Humu bands There win be a
.rogram of sports I'm the afternoon.
ancing ON the streets and carnival
nth the display of fireworks at night
he display will take place near the {
ards of the Copper Range railroad
ompauy.
This evening at $50 o'clock. Red
ackots electrical display, consisting /
thousands OF colored incaudcscent Z
ghts will be turned on. and viii be {
cpt burning until 10 y. m. The lights q
I'M again Dee turned on at $50 O'Clock e
morrow evening. a
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
LIFE AT
WOLVERINE dam
ANTONIO RIccA BROWNS sATuR
DAY EVENING - COMPANION
BARELY ESCAPES THE
SAME FATE.

Antonio Ricca Of Wolverine, aged
10 years. was accidentally drowned in
the Wolverine dam where he was
bathing with a number OF others about
S:30 O'clock. Saturday evening
II is believed that Ricca was seized
with a cramp. His companions saw
him sink but few Of them realized that
he was i'm distress until too late. one
man. on seeing Ricca's danger. went
TO his assistance hut narrowly escap-
ed being pulled under with him. An
other of the bathers also tried 20 help
Ricca. but was unable to reach him
before ne disappeared. The body was
recovered and brought ashore soon
after the drowning and artificial res
piration was tried without avail.
The drowning occurred about TWEEN
~ feet from shore. i'm ten feet of wa
ter. Ricca was a good swimmer and
his companions thought he was joking
when he began splsshing the water
Rica's life probably would have been
saved II he did not clutch his would
be rcscuer and make II necessary for
him 90 free himself.
Coroner Fisher was notified Of the
drowning late Saturday evening. and
after impanneling a jury and viewing
he remains. adjourned the inquest
until this evening.
The funeral took place this after
noon. with services at st. Mary's ltal-
an church. Ricca had no known rela-
ives i'm this section.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03

be used i'm the Red Jacket Fourth of
July hammer and drill contest tomor-
row.
Henry SCHNEIDER. who recently re
turned from Ann Arbor where he UNI
derwent medical treatment, was oper-
ated on Friday at the Calumet Public
hospital The operation was sue
'cossful one.
It's a girl again, but Tim says that
doesn't matter A wee baby came this
morning to Mr. ana Mrs Tim IIar-
rington on West Empire street. Tim
is the champion Cornish wrestler--
Butte Inter Mountain.
Mrs. Aaron Marons and son. Leo.
Of Eighth street, are expected home
the latter part of this week from New
York city coming via the great lakes
from Buffalo. They have been spend
ing the past six weeks i'm the metropo-
lis
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03

a young woman prominent I'm the
social set of an ohio town tells of q
Young man there who had not famil-
arized himself with the forms of po-
lite correspondence 20 the fullest cx-
tent Whom. on one occasion. he found
u necessary TO decline an invitation
he did so i'm the following terms:
Mr.. Henry Blank declines with
pleasure Mrs Woods invitation for
the nineteenth. and thanks her cx-
uemely for having given him the OPP
portunity of doing so.--June Lippin-
colts.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
RED JACKET SALOONS ARE
BURGlARIztD; ONE ARREST
SECOND BURGLARY WITHIN TWO
DAYS IN RED JACKET.
Saloon of Mike Crowley Entered and
sos Taken From It'll.

The second burglary to take place
in Red Jacket within a period of two
days occurred some time last night.
the saloon of Mike Crowley corner
of sixth and Portland streets, being
entered. The thieves got away with
about SOS,
Entrance was affected at the rear
OF the saloon. A small window which
led into an ante-room was forced. In
jumping down the burglar or burglars
broke a cooking range. The door from
the small room leading into the bar
room was forced and the till, contain
ing about S65, rifled of it's contents. No
clue has been obtained by the officers
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
AT CROWN THEATER.

The Haley trio. known as the Song
shop singers are the attraction this
week at the Crown theatcr on Fifth
street The trio have been very popu-
lar wherever they have appeared in
character and comedy hits. and it rs
predicted that their visit 10 the local
theatcr win draw large crowds. Excel
lent pictures are also being shown.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
UPPER PENINSULA TAXES.
Of Total Levied Last Year Thorc Was
Paid .9534 Per Cent

According to statistics compiled by
Auditor General O. b. Fuller of the
total state tax level in the upper pc
ninsula last year. 1884 per cent. was
paid into the state treasury. The tax
levied against each county and the
percentage of that tax which was paid
are given in the following table:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
NEW ARRIVALS.

The following births were repor ed
to Township Clerk George Martin this
morning: Daughter. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Lundin of Caledonia street;
son. to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Col
wander of Calumet avenue; son. to ldr.
and Mrs. John Allen Of Tamarack. Jr.;
daughter. To Mr.. and Mrs. William
John Hill OF Centennial.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
One Arrest is Made.

Howard sand was arrested Saturday
and brought before Justice Fisher
charged with burglarizing the Copper
Range buffet, on Sixth street. He
entered a plea of not guilty, and
waived examination. being bound over
to the next term of circuit court He
was unable To procure bonds of $1,000
and was taken to jail. The saloon was
entered early Saturday morning,
through means of a small window at
the side of the building. and the con-
tents of the TILL about $40. removed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03

Manager McGraw says that the 5000
hne for RAYMOND goes as it lays. and
II Bugs does not keep i'm condition
a fine of a few hundred more will be
slapped on him.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
$724.S53.21
MoToRMAN is HURT.

Motorman Harry Granville of the
Houghton County Traction company
Is suffering from slight confusion
of the knee. as result of a rear end
collision between the Wolverine and
Houghton cars of that company. be-
tween Albion and Red Jacket yester-
day afternoon. Both cars were on
their way To Red Jacket when the ac-
cidcnt occurred and the cause has not
been learned Fortunately none of the
passengers were injured. The vesti-
hule posts of car No. 20 were broken
but car No. ~ was but little damaged.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03

Central Hotel Laurium will serve
meals on July 18th from II A. NJ. until
r. NJ. aud from to 1880. Meals
so cents: sIi 50
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03
AS oaIsworthy Saw Life.

The wisdom of John Galsworthy:
Like flies caught among the lmpal-
pable and smoky threads OF cobwebs,
SO men struggle in the webs of their
own natures, giving here a start. there
a pitiful small Jerking. long sustained.
and falling into Stiffness
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03

Smoke a Nestor Cigar.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03

Have you tried a Nestor Cigar? jl1s
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05
TEST OF NAVAL ARMOR.
It Will Take Place This Week al
Mouth of the Potomac.

An interesting armor test will be made
by the monitor Tallahassee tomorrow or
Tuesday of next week In a sheltered bay
in the lower Potomac river near the
mouth Of the river. The place chosen Is the
mouth Of St. Marys river. a large sheet
of smooth water very little used by
shipping. on which only few oyster
boats ply.
navy yard yesterday morning for ST.
Marys. where she arrived last night. She
will be Joined at st. Marys by the ram
katahdin, which is to serve as a target
for the big twelve-inch guns OF the mon
itor Tallahassee. These guns will fire
twelve-inch naval service shells loaded
with high explosives against a target
composed OF twelve-inch nickel-steei
erected on the deck OF the Katahdin,
which will be distant from the Tallahas-
see from 5000 TO 10000 yards, or between
five and seven miles.
The purpose of this test is to afford a
comparison between the damage inflicted
on the monitor Puritan by the high ex-
plosive charges recently exploded against
her turret and side. and that which can
be inflicted upon the armor OF the modern
battleship by the ordinary naval service
shell. Naval officers generally are bet
ting on the shell.
Representative HobSon will be one OF a
party OF congressman who will witness
the firing upon the ram Katahdin. The
party will be in charge OF Capt. Knight
OF the navy and will leave Washington
torpedo boat Bailey for the mouth OF
the river. The tests prbably will begin
tomorrow afternoon and it is hoped ia
conclude them the same day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05
KILLED IN ACCIDENTS, 321.
Heavy Toll Of Railroads for Three
Months. .....

During the month Of July. August and
September last the number of persons
killed in train accidents was 32l, while
1888 were injured. These facts are dis.
closed in a bulletin issued by the inter.
state commerce commission. the first bull.
letin issued under the revised accident
law. It includes many accidents not here:
tofore included in accident bulletins.
The total number of casualties OF al
kinds for the quarter was 2232S291s
killed and 1880 injured-on steam op.
Grated railways. The totals show large
increase over corresponding periods ir
previous years because of the inclusion o,
highway crossing accidents and those te
trespassers on the tracks, etc. AT the
same time. the totals Of certain classes o,
accidents to employees are diminished b,
the exclusion of accidents Formerly In
cluded) which are not peculiar to railwa,
operation. For the quarter in question
this total is 21,13i-132 killed and q 90.
injured.
The accident statistics Of those electric
lines on which interstate traffic la car
ried show LAG persons killed and loo in
jured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05
OPPOSE FUR SEAL POLICY.
Dr.. Hornaday Says Wedding Out
Males Makes Weaklings.

An attack upon the government policy
in caring for fun seals on the Pribilo1
Islands in Alaska was made yesterday by
DR.. William T. Hornaday of the New
York Geological Gardens and Prof, IL
W. Elliott. They spoke for the Camr
Fire Club Of America before the Senate
committee on conservation of natural re-
sources.
The speakers declared that under the
act of last year, which Cancelled the
lease heretofore held by the North
American Commercial Company. and gave
control OF the killing of fur seals to the
Secretary of Commerce and Labor, there
had been no cessation Of wanton killing
DR.. Hornaday condemned the policy OF
wedding out the males when they are
babies. leaving only such number as was
needed for breeding purposes.
He declared that the system left weak
lings. while Gods way of letting the
bulls fight their battles of determination
left the strong, virile animals as sires,
and improved the character of the seals
as q whole. Walter I. Lembkey. fur seal
agent Of the Department Of Commerce
and Labor, favored the existing system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05
ALUMNI H0NoRs DR.. F0LwELL.
First President Of University of Min.
nesota Feted at Reception.

Dr.. William Watts Folwell the first
president of the State University of Mir
nesota. who is spending a few weeks il
Washington, was accorded a reception n.
the semi-monthly luncheon of the Mime
sofa alumni held YESTERDAY. and will b.
their guest of honor at the annual ha.-
quet of the alumni at the Shoreham Feb
ruary IA.
the civil war, during which he attained
the rank of lieutenant colonel. Dr. Folwell
became. deeply interested in the educa-
tional life OF Minnesota, and in 1850 he
was called to the presidency OF the Unit
versity Of Minnesota, in which capac.
ity he served until 1884. Later he be.
came professor of political science in the
university, and upon retiring In 1907 was
made professor emeritus.