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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
ATRoClOUS ASSAULT IN LOS
ANGELES RESIDENCE nISTRl

Los Angeles, April 25.--Miss julia
Koebig, aged 10, was beaten about
the head and assaulted yesterday af
ternoon by a man who had forced ar
entrance into the home of her father
DR.. Julius Koebig, in one of the best
residence districts of Los Angeles
The crime was the most desperate OF
several of the same character which
have occurred in this city recently
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
MORE NEW MEXICO
LANDS WITHDRAWN.
President Taft Issues Proclamation
Withholding 223,545 Acres Under
laid With Coal

Washington, April 25.-New Mexi-
co lands aggregating 223,545 acres
We're today withdrawn from entry by
President Taft on recommendation of
Secretary of the Interior Fisher and
reserved for examination and classif-
cation in respect to their coal values
preliminary to examination for the T..
S. Geological Survey to indicate
whether they contain valuable coal de.
posits.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
BODIES TAKEN
OUT OF OFT MINE.
Eight More Are Supposed to Be in
Ill-fated coliery at Elk Garden,
West Virginia.

Elk Garden, w. Va. April 25.-Fif-
teen bodies have been taken out of
OFT mine No. 20 of the Davis Coal
Company where an explosion occur
red Yesterday. The bodies of eight
other victims of the explosion are
supposed to be in the mine.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
NEBRASKA STATE BANK
DYNAMITED BY BURGLARS.
These Make Away With About Four.
teen Hundred DoIars-BuiIdinq
Badly Wrecked.

Grand Island, Neb., April 25.-The
State Bank of Giltner, twenty-five
miles south of this city, was robbed
early this morning. The safe and
buildings were badly wrecked by nitro
glycerine. The robbers secured $1,000
to $1,400.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
Very Resp.

Character reading of each of the
IL difference characters is as follows:
(The writer then draws a picture
similar to that of clocks face, only
there are no hands to point to the
figures. These numbers evidently rep
resent what he refers to as houses"
and the first is occupation the Sec
ond is adaptability; the third is the
house of Zodiacal signs.) He CON
tinues:
What house is opposite, which is
detrimental weakness, affinity, and
by measurement by square, so if I'd
state that I didn't sterelize square
that each assumed all risk of con-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
y y y y X y y s y = y y = y y y
y CARNIVAL OPENS TONIGHT. Y

On account of the long haul
from the depots, the street
carnival could not open this
afternoon. but it will open this
evening. The first balloon as
cension takes place tomorrow
afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock in the
field on Washington avenue.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
UNION LEADERS
FIGHT BACK
Attorneys Who Took Away
Mcnamara Are Thrown
Into Jail
ACCUSED or KIDNAPPING
Waived Preliminary Examina-
ton Before Justice and Are
Jeered by Mob,
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y Albuquerque, N NJ, April =
= 25.--Hand-cuffed and locked =
= in separate compartments. J. =
y J. Mcnamara, secretary-treas- '
y urer of the structural iron :
y workers, J. B. Bryce and Ortie =
y Z. McManigal were arrested '
\ at indianapolis, charged with =
y completely IN dynamiting the =
Y Los Angeles Times, passed =
y through here this morning on =
y the Santa Fe fast train No. 3. \
X bound for Los Angeles. They y
y We're guarded by eight detec- =
= tives. No one was permitted =
' to enter the compartments \
y and the men were not allowed \
~ tn leave the train q
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
LENA BACA is
STILL IN THE LEAD.

The standing of the contestants for
the diamond ring to be given by the
First Regiment Band Saturday was
yesterday evening as follows:
Miss Lena Baca, 1912.
Miss Eloisa Delgado, 1908.
Miss Lucy Napoleon, 1898.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
Many Autos.

"A great many automobiles have
been purchased by citizens of Las
Cruces and automobile men state thar
the present number will be doubled
within a very short time after the
road has been opened, A great deal
road even in it's present loose condi-
ion, which is much preferable to any
available road at this time. The
;ity of Ell Paso is going to aid finan.
5ially as the road in the lower sec
lions will enable the rural inhabi-
ants to go to that city.
The territory has reason to feel
pleased with the results secured from
the money expended and with the
work going on in Bernalillo, Santa Fe
and San Miguel counties. The Cam
inc Real promises to be connected
up and afford a means of travel from
one end of the territory to the other
in a most encouraging, short space Of
time.
The county of Bernalillo is indie
pendently working south to the coun-
ty line, where it will doubtless be TAX
en- up by the citizens of Socorro and
Valencia counties. The people of this
section realize the benefit of a good
road and will doubtless avail them
selves of forest service funds and
county levies to insure its rapid com.
pletion from Bernalillo county line
to Dona Ana"
Road Matters.
Territorial Engineer Charles D..
Miller has returned from Dona Ana
county where the recent road move,
ment has been probably the largest
public demonstration of organized
road work in this territory. Within
the extremely short space of time de-
voted to this work IS miles of road
have been built, 20 miles have been
grubbed, all at the expenditure of
$4,000. together with the use of free
labor and road tax. 1t is hoped that
sufficient funds will be received tc
complete this road connecting up the
remaining gap of II miles within the
next two weeks. This will make
the road complete extending for a dis
tance of so miles from Dona Ana tc
the Town of Anthony on the New
Mexico line, where the road will con.
meet with the highway built by El
Paso county at cost of $500 per
mile.
In discussing the work Mr.. Miller
said today:
Until the last few days when the
available funds were utilized, there
were employed some 200 teams dis
tributed along the above mentioned
road in five camps The sand condi-
tons We're extremely difficult but in
such places the road has been graded
up and capped with from eight to
ten inches of heavy clay and adobe
soil. With the working in of the
sand and adobe the road will present
very good surface. Material is on
the ground for two steel bridges over
the larger irrigation canals crossing
the road. The road engineer has
Deen instructed to proceed with the
WORK as rapidly as the pledges which
nave been made by various communi-
Ties and parties III this country, be-
come available. The Road Commits
sion mas taken personal interest in
TINS work. and has given every Ell
couragement possible. 1t is anxious
70 see the road completed, not only
for the benefit that the towns and
communities will receive locally hut
from the fact that 80 miles of graded
road will be added to the present
constructed portion of the Canine
Real, to eventually extend from Ra
ton to Ell Paso. The citizens of Dona
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25

Four new water power-site with
drawals, embracing 7,549 acres, were
made during the month of March as
a result of the field investigations
of the United States Geological Sur.
vey A total of 1.4OO,571 acres now
stand withdrawn for power purposes
in the following states.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25

atirg the receipts from the sale and
disposal of the public lands in certain
states and territories to the construc-
zion Of irrigation works for the recla-
marion of arid lands"
Census of County Precincts.
The population of Bernalillo coun.
ty precincts and the city wards of Al
buquerque under the 1910 census, is
as follows:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
Drew in Custody.

indianapolis, Ind, April 25.-Walter
Drew Of New York, counsel for the
National Erectors' Association, W.
Joseph Ford, assistant district attor
ney of Los Angeles and Frank Fox,
chauffeur, charged with having kid
mapped J. j. Mcnamara, secretary
treasurer OF the international AssO.
citation Of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers. We're arraigned this morning
before Justice Manning, waived pre-
liminary examination ard We're bound
over to the grand jury The men we're
taken to the county Jail, having failed
to secure bond. A crowd had collect
ed about the justice Office and when
the men started for Jail they were
applauded and jeered.
Another Attorney Arrested.
indianapolis, April 25.-A. F. Ba.
dorf of New York, assistant OF Drew,
was arrested this morning on the
charge of kidnapping.
Warrant Out for Burns.
Indianapolis, April 25-The affidav,
its against Drew, Ford and Fox were
made by j. J. Reagan. a labor union
leader of indianapolis, and member of
the Indiana legislature Constables
this morning looked for VIM. J. Burns
the detective employed by the Erac-
tors Association, who arrived from
Toledo, but were unable to find him.
They had warrant for his arrest on
the charge of kidnapping Mcnamara.
The Crowd Jeered.
indianapolis, April 25.-A great
crowd had gathered in the little
courtroom hallway and on the stair.
way and Ford and Drew were greeted
with yells of laughter and hand-clap.
ping and with shouts of How does if
feel yourself Drew" as they started
on the way to Jail
All Four Released.
indianapolis, April 25.-This after
noon all four men We're released on
bonds furnished by a security COM
many
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25

cred an address last night to the Y.
NJ. c. A. of the Meadow City The
governor had the unusual experience
of riding on the same train from Las
Vegas as far as Lamy with two al
legged dynamiters and four detectives
guarding them. The alleged dyna-
miters are those arrested the other
day in indianapolis charged with as
sisting in the blowing up of the Los
Angeles Times. Several other alleged
dynamiters will pass through Lamy
on their way to the coast today or to-
morrow
New photographer.
G. H. Russell has been detailed to
the department of territorial engi'
neer by the u S. geological lsurvey at
Denver to aid in the collection of hy-
drographer data. The territorial en-
gineer's department now has two ex-
pert photographers and plans are
such that an active campaign will be
made this spring and summer to col
lect flood measurements resulting
from melting SHOWS and rains. The
engineer is also cooperating with the
forest service and all gaging stations
on forest reserves will be maintained
and operated at the expense of the
forest service. The results of this
movement will benefit the territory
as far as the water measurements are
concerned and the government in its
forest policy.
Moving Camp.
Word is received from Socorro
that a force of 25 convicts is being
moved from Silver City to Socorro
to start work on the improvement
OF the Blue Canyon road between
Socorro and Magdalena, once one of
the most important highways in the
country, connecting the two chief
cities, and the work will be rushed
as rapidly as possible. This pictur-
esque route is in very bad shape, so
bad that overland travellers have
been taking the road via Lemitar.
which is much longer. The Blue Can.
yon road when completed will he a
great convenience to the sheen mon
and others who make frequent trims
to the interior of the county in their
automobiles, the short route enabling
them to make in less than a day a
trip that formerly took three or four
days.
Entries of Irrigated Land.
The local United States land offic;
has received notification from the in
terror department that no entry shall
hereafter be made and no entrymar
permitted to go upon lands reserved
for irrigation purposes until the secre
tary of the interior shall have estab
lished the unit of acreage and fixed
the water charges and the date when
the water can be applied, and make
public announcement of the same;
provided that where entries made
prior to June 25, 1910, have been OF
may be relinquished in whole or ir
part, the lands so relinquished shall
be subject to settlement and entry
under the homestead law as amend e6
by an act entitled, "An act appropr;
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
EVEN NAVARRO
IS GENTLE
He Has Good Words For the
Reporters Whom He
Formerly Hated
Dove OF PEACE IN MEXICO
Negotiations Will Probably Be
Held at Ell Paso and Take
aFortnight.


El Paso, April 29--lnteFest III 'He
peace situation at Madero's camp to-
day centercd in the hope That "oTd
may come from the Mexican govern
ment OF the appointment OF IT'S com
missioners for conference at "hIcn'
Ii seems almost certain terms lor
peace in Mexico Will be agreed upon
MaueFo Is feauS 10 announce nIo -'l. ap,
Polu'eeS as Sooh dS 'He gov 81 'lil''i''
representa- yves are naLleu' 1T - "a
Pec1eu 'HaI 'he Aeso'I" .loiiS "i'' 'o''
Suiie "' 'e"S' d loitHIsh', ~ Is gen
eiaiS unue'S'oou la"' lHe N"ueios
laNot ii faS" aS inc most eoh'eille"'
meeting p'a'e' NoHhoehce III SUE
/ ee'slui ou.oo'"g "i '"e Hes"'i" 'ioi'S
mar n 'ne sltu"uo'' even III JudIe% anu
/" 'iIe 'NS"'i e''" '''"i' E' g" ''ei',
el"' navarro ne Vi '.'"''lal men anu
,e'o'iouS "niSAe'S, Is seH'e do "
'''ii" 'io" 'u"s = ne eve" N"S "
'iiee'' "o'u 'ol '"e "i'e Ha'Fu IT,
l'oi 'e'S'
Vaaconceios Relieves Gomez.
Washington, April 25.-Senor Jos@
Nasconcelos of the Mexican reyolu-
tionary iunta at San Antonio arrived
here today to assume charge OF the
Washington confidential agency dur
ing the absence Of Dr.. Gomez VINO Will
leave for Juarez tonight to partici-
pate in the peace negotiations.
Peace MESSAGE From Diaz.
New York April President nia1
has addressed the following dispatcb
to the Associated Press. .Mexico
City. April q. In replv 10 vour mas-
sage in which Won asl, me concarnino
the actual situation in This country
am convinced that condition. ,r rooo,
interrupted for the moment will ra.
turn to Mexico and all NIevicane will
unite with the single nrrnos, of f,,r
thering the deveIonment and rroaro,,
OF the country porfrio Diay "
Aeroplane conpeti+ior
San Antonio Teyas Anril 25-Cof.
fyn operating the Wright avino, mo.
chine and Eugene Elv. Of the C,rtiss
school of aviation are comnatipe, fo,
aerial honors at the army mobi1izo.
ton camp near this civ Tho oo,r.
manding officers are Iavjng ONT some
work for these aviators thar cop,nro-
hends the most severe tests for Aviry
machines. One of these will he car
rying message to Leon Snrings
twenty miles away in the shortest
possible time. Coffyn declares he will
cover the distance in eighteen min.
utes. rising to a height of . O0a feet
in doing so. EIy maintains that he
can do anything with Curtiss ma.
chine that the Wrights can accom-.
plish
Carrera Meets caribaIdi
El Paso. Texas. April 25-Sundav
Professor + G. Carrera and family
of Las Cruces. called on GenaraI
Guissepe Garibaldi who met them at
the international monument and &c.
corted them to the adobe "wbita
house" few Yards below and nra.
septed Them to nrovisiona1 preeidap+
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
~ AG'N'S 'A'~ ~

Mcnamara was put on the Santa Fe
train at Dodge City, Kansas. having
been brought over from the Missouri
Pacific by three detectives in an auto
mobile.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
ANTI-sPEER VOTE
WENT TO THOMAS.

Denver April 25.-No election on
today's vote of United States senator.
Thomas got the Anti-Speer votes.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25

Ana county are extremely alive TO the
value of this road and are highly
pleased with the results received.
w. A. Sutherland mas taken the
leading interest in the work and
through his efforts much has been
accomplished. A great deal of free
labor has been pledged, but has not
| been secured, but the understanding
| is that active measures will be made
to secure this valuable work The
Mexican people along the road have
! been its strongest promoters. One
man stated in a recent public meeting
that it was the poor man who needed
the road more than anyone else be-
cause he was the one who had to
walk. While the road built is at pres.
ent in a very dusty, loose condition,
the material used for surfacing is
such upon application of moisture,
either by flooding or rains, it will
compact in very hard and durable
shape. 1t is hoped that conditions
will permit of gravelling the road in
its present condition, which after one
thorough wetting will present an ex-
tremely fine and usable wearing sur
face.
Queer Letter.
Acting Attorney General Harry S.
Clancy thinks the high water" mark
has been reached in the flood of freak
letters received at his Office with the
letter of man OF Portales who asks
him if license will be necessary to
give an astrological public fete in
Santa Fe, assisting the young resi-
dents of the ancient city to pick their
soul mates.' His wonderful zodiacal
chart will tell you whether or not you
enjoy hard work; whether you despise
frauds and just how alert as an editor
you may become and what success a
fellow will have to get measures
thru the legislature"
The communication is so exciting
that Mr., Clancy has given it in full to
the New Mexican, the name only of
the correspondent being omitted. 1t
is as follows:
Portales, n NJ. April II, 1911.
Hon. Nathan Jaffa, Teri Secy.
Dear Mr.. Jaffa-I am contemplate
ing visiting several towns and give
Astrological Public Fetes free to all
but pass the hat of course to defray
expenses, riding from place to place
and camping out, and if / can make
$1.25 day, that's better than | can do
here grubbing mesquite a day or two
a week but if license is required that
knocks it in the head I've fixed to
irregate Some & have pump capable
OF throw'g lib OF water min. but
when the wind blows only. should |
ask the Teri Ir'n Eng for priveledge
to run that small pump on my claim ?
III enclose program of A. fete.
| thank you in advance.
I
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
All Four Released.

indianapolis, April 25.-This after
noon all four men were released on
bonds furnished by a security COM
Ipany.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25

Continued on Page Eight.)
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-25
VaaconceIos Relieves Gomez.

Washington, April 25.-Senor JOSEF
Vasconcelos of the Mexican reyou-
ionary iunta at San Antonio arrived
here today to assume charge OF the
Washington confidential agency dur
ing the absence Of Dr. Gomez vino Will
leave for Juarez tonight to partici-
pate in the peace negotiations
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-09
MOONLIGHT.


Little Frances Climenhaga has been
quite sick the past week.
Rev. Steigerwald and wife will be
in this community this week.
Harry SolIenberger and family
move to Chapman this week.
Rev. Jesse Sheets and family are
stopping with J. M. Sheets on their
way to Topeka and Kansas City
sThe TiltOn sale was well attend
ed.
The Climenhaga sale will be on
the 22nd Of February instead OF the
18th as stated last week.
Miss Alice Engle was helping MRS.
R. Climenhaga a few days.
The weekly prayer meeting is at
J.. M. Sheets instead Of A. M. En-
gle's.
Avery Hoover's have started home
from California.
R. Climenhaga is expected home
on Thursday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-09
LANEY DISTRICT,

Leonard Copeland and family came
home Thursday from Brown county,
after spending several weeks with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Musel spent Thurs
day evening with Mr.. Staehli's.
Mrs. Blagg went to Navarro We'd
ntsday. A
Mrs. swisher left Wednesday for
v !chita.
The stockholders of the Willow
dale telephone line turned out Set
urday and did some repairing The
Ire has been in need of this Tor
some tine.
Charlie Masts' are moving to the
Blagg farm today, which he has
rented for this year.
The men are kept busy theEs days
attending sales.
NIesdames Ross, Bear, Copeland
and Whitney and Miss Esther Ram
berger took dinner with Mrs. H. B,
Parker Thursday.
Mrs. N. q. Whitney spent Tuesday
with her mother at Talmage.
The ladies' aid society will meet
with Mrs. D. M. Mast Feb. 18th, for
an all day meeting.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-09
BUCKEYE.

Grace Pattin who was very sick
is able to be around.
Roy Winsler lost q fine horse a
week ago.
s. Weber sold his farm to q. Hodge
of Lawton, Okla.
Mrs. N. e. Hoyt who has been
very sick for about three weeks Is
able to sit up.
Harry Picking and family left
Sunday for their home in Florida.
Miss Ruth Pattin was home over
Sunday.
Mrs. w. D. Working helped Mrs.
Pattin last week and Mrs. Hoyt q
few days. She returned to her home
in Abilene Tuesday.
ouinton HaInes who spent three
months visiting relatives in Indiana,
returned last week.
s. Weber has rented the s. Kirk
farm.
Grace and Helen Grove spent Sun.
day At home.
Harry Ross was in this vicinity
on business Monday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-09
DETAoIT ROUTE ?.

Charles Ingersoll has been sick
with the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Murphy visited
relatives near Chapman Sunday.
Bert Long is hauling lumber to
build q house. ~ N
Loren Long has been under the
doctors care for week but Is much
better.
Mrs. Pollen was pleasantly sur
prised Saturday night when a large
number Of friends and neighbors
gathered there to spend the evening,
and presented her with a rocking
chair. Mr.. Pollen expects to have
a sale Feb. Sth, after which they
will move on farm north Of Abilene
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollen will be greatly
missed in this vicinity.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-09
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mrs. AL Hilborn of Mcpherson Is
here to spend several weeks with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Leckron and
family Of Donegal visited Saturday
night and Sunday with Ernest Leck-
ron's.
Mrs. John Stoffer was called to
Enterprise on account Of the serious
Illness of Mrs. Frank Stoffer.
A. R. Dornberger spent Sunday
with friends in Clay county.
John Slifer met with a serious
accident Sunday at his brother,
Charles. From some unknown cause
his horse became frightened and
started to run, catching John be-
tween the wheels of the buggy and
dragging him over rocks. He was
hurt about the head, having been
more or less unconscious or delirious
ever since. Just how serious the
bruises are can not be determined.
Mrs. Harvey Durrin assisted SAT-
urday in the telephone office. Mr..
and Mrs Minnick both were on the
sick list.
Milt Peters and Enda Kneisley
attended the Free Methodist meet
ing at Junction City Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-02-09

I
Mrs. L. y, Brown visited Grandma
swigart and Mrs. Westover Tuesday.
The early morn stork brought to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie Hosie q little
daughter which has come TO stay
and make her home happy.
j. c. Smith has the grip.
Miss Richardson Is improving slow
ly.
Frank Swan and children and Mrs.
McBeth and Mrs, Ted Province are
visiting at the home Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Cole.
o, G. Tucker returned from a visit
to Kansas City and Salina.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Smith spent
Thursday night with 1. y. Brown and
family. &
Miss Nemechek spent Thursday
night at the Richardson home.
Mrs. Henry Simm is improving
slowly.
Joe Sheets butchered Wednesday.