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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-05
MEXICAN REBELS
TO ISSUE BONDS
Chihuahua Legislature Con.
siderlng Raising the Sim
ews of War
PEACE PROPOSALS SUBMITTED
Congressman From Capital Con.
fer With Orozco and Offer to
Sacrifice Madero.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Chihuahua, Mex June 5.-Reinforce-
ments were sent south from here to-
day to support the vanguard of the
rebels under Colonel Antonio Rojas at
Santa Rosalia, 46 miles north of the
federal base at JimeEeZ.
Persistent reports received here say
that General Huertas has moved his
federal forces no considerable distance
north of Jimenez. The rebel cavalry
may move southwark to harass him
as he has sent most of his own cavalry
away on flank movement west of the
city.
Huerta Without Cavalry.
Infantry and artillery alone remain
in HuertaS columns and the rebels
may take advantage of this condition
by sending bands Of mounted men in
to the vicinity now held by the feder
ais. Prospects of an engagement at
Bachimba between the main bodies
of the two armies are as yet remote
Rebels to Issue Bonds.
General Pasqual Orozco came here
today from Bachimba to discuss Ger
tain subjects pending before the state
legislature, now in session One OF
the measures under discussion provid
ed for the raising of needed funds, il
being contemplated to issue short time
interest-bearing bonds of small demon
nations. The payment of these will
be guaranteed by the state and they
may be used as currency.
Congressman Talking Peace.
The Mexican congressman who have
cone here from Mexico City to tall
peace with General Orozco We're il
conference with him today. The con
gressmen were stopped, they declare
at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, by secre
service men of the Mexican fedora
government, but managed to ge
across the American boundary on theil
way to Juarez. They claim they rep
resent a faction of the Mexican con
gress which will recognize Orozco i
he lays down his arms.
State Department Suspicious.
Washington, d. c., June 5.-Diffi
cIlties in communicating with Chi
| huahua have caused some apprehen
sion to the state department 1t is
| foarpd OFT nf ic hnino II
establish severe censorship an(
prevent this government from know
ing the condition of Americans still
exposed to attack by insurgents. At
tempts will be made to get closer com
munication with American consu
Letcher as the United States is deter
mined to extend every measure o
protection to Americans.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-05
BareIas Bridae Swept A

BareIas Bridge Swept Away-The
new bridge at Barelas, Bernalillo coun-
ty, was in part swept away by high wa
ter in the Rio Grande last night. The
damage is $4,000. The bridge was
built year ago at cost of $4,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-05

CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-05

Arizona LegaIizes Glove Fight
The Arizona state senate passed the
House bill legalizing prize fights up to
20 rounds.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-05
NEW MEXICO
NOMINATIONS
Gonzales for Register and
Sims for Receiver of Las
Cruces Land Office
S|X.YEAR PRESIDENTIAL TERM
The House Judiciary Committee
Makes Favorable Report on
Amendment.
(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
= X = \ = = y X = y y y y \ \
Senate q.

y y y y y y & y y y y
' Senate.
\ Washington, D. c., June 5.
Convened at noon,
Magazine publishers and
editors advocated before DOS
tai committee amendment to
postoffice appropriation bills
to give all second class mail
equal facilities and treatment
in postal transportation and
\ distribution. Senator Page
\ spoke urging passage of his
vocational educational bill
Naval affairs committee de-
! cided to report naval appropri-
alton bill Thursday.
Senators Ashurst and Smith
\ before the foreign relations
committee urged actioa in
' pressing claims of American
citizens for injuries and dam
ages sustained as a result of
: the Mexican revolution.
Subcommittee which invest
' igated Titanic disaster will be-
) gin hearings Thursday on pro-
: posed legislation 10 safeguard
\ sea travel
Convened at II a. m. when a
lengthy fight was precipitated
! in an effort to dispense with
) discussion of legislation on the
regular Wednesday calendar.
Agricultural expenditures
\ committee resumed hearing in
! its investigation of drainage
) division of department, chief
Drainage Engineer Wright of
Florida, testifying Of his con-
) nection with North Carolina
! projects.
s Began consideration of ill
) to enlarge powers o. bureau
: of Mines.
: Representative Aiken intro
dIced resolution r0c investiga-
tion of Willis Moore, chief of
weather bureau.
Judiciary committee decide
: to hold executive session
: Thursday to consde" case Of
Judge Archibald.
Members of money trust in
: vestigating commlttc2 depart
ed for New York TO begin IN
vestigation there Thursday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-05

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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-05
New Mexico Nominations,

Washington, d. c., June 5.-Presi-
dent Taft today nominated as register
Of the land office at Las Cruces, New
Mexico, Jose Gonzales, and Robert II.
Sims, to be receiver of public moneys
there.
For Six Year Presidential Term.
Washington, ID. c., June 5.-Tht
House judiciary committee today vot
ed to report favorably the constitu
tional amendments proposed by Repre-
sentative Clayton of Alabama, extend
ing the term of the President to 81,
years and prohibiting more than onf
term.
Underwood Cotton Bill.
Washington, D. c., June 5.-The In
derwood cotton tariff reduction bill
was reported favorably to the Hous'
today by the ways and means commit
tee. The bill is identical with tina
passed by both houses and vetoed BY
President Taft last August Democra
leaders repeat their claim that it
enactment would save more than $50
600 year to the users of cotton cloth
ing The bill is expected to pass th'
House, but may encounter complica
tions in the Senate.
Loriner Takes kern's Hand.
Washington, D. c.. June 5.-The Lol
liner case was temporarily put asid'
in the Senate today, when Senate
Kern, VINO is making two-days speech
against the Illinoisan gave way to Sen
ator Page for a speech on vocationa
education bill. Mr.. Lorimer left hi
seat, and crossing the aisle to Senate
Kern shook hands with him acros
Senator Chamberlain's desk.
II suppose" said Senator Chambe,
lain, that YOU think each of us who i
going to vote against you is a,Gevil O
la fellow"
Not at ALL" returned Senator Lor
mer. with smile. Il don't think S
at all
Taft Will Sign Homestead Act.
Cheyenne, Wyo., June Especial t
the Tribune from Washington: Toda
President Taft assured Senator Wa
rem this morning that he would sig
the three year homestead bill wthou
any delay. 1t was reported that tn
President contemplated vetoing tn
bill.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22

Mrs. Mary Wilcox, court
Ole Opsaa, cleaning cess pool
and drayage ..... ... 81
Citizens National Bank, court
script Of Nels Nicholson,
...... ....... ...... 49.6O
Farmers Coop. Society. coal
Tor poor ...... ...... lo.3o
Strand & Peterson, rent of
opera 'usc for teacher ana
school officers meeting 1000
NJ r. Cummings. turial ex-
pense of Mrs, Henry Julius,
| poor ....,. .,.... ...'' 'f@o w
Ii. e. Holland, hauling wood
for court house, asked $50
allowed, ..... ...... 49,. %
p. II. Brown, quarintining
and fumigating Geo. Cros-
by's house, asked $1,000.
allowed ..... ...... 600
VI. Opitz & Co, groceries
Tor poor ...... ...... .. $40
A. W. Pearson, quarantining
fumigatfng and fumigaking
material and mileage 40
o. T. Axness, coal for poor
farm and poor ...... e. 81 53
=. l.. Remund, commissioners
per diem and mileage l4.30
VI. l.. Nicholson, commission
ers per diem and mileage $3.50
Harry Granbois, commission
ers per diem and mileage 3O.S5
John Meland, commissioners
per diem and mileage. IL. 80
VI. l.. Satern, commissioners
per diem and mileage 1890
NJ. l.. Satern, trip to Min
neapolis, looking for an
engineer. ...... .. 42.OO
The application of l.. j. Hald,
asking for a loan of $500 from
the permanent school fund, TO b.
secured by the NEl4, sec. ~,
Twp. l2S, Range so.
On motion the application was
approved.
The application of William Nc,
Nerney, asking for a loan OF
5000 from the permanent school
fund. 10 be secured by the NJ
of the SW1,, See. IL, Twp. 122,
Range 81. On motion the appli'
cation was approved.
The affidavit Of p. {. Sanders
asking for an abatement OF
l$i2.64, an over-tax on five shares
Iof bank stock OF the Roberts
County State Bank, of Corona.
On motion the abatement was
granted for $12.64.
The surety bond given by the
Roberts County State Bank, OF
Corona, for So, 10000, the Nopth'
western Surety Co, as securities.
motion was approved.
Bids for ice for the court hous
for the season of 1912, Were as
follows: w. +. Bollenbeck, fit
ty cents a hundred delivered. NJ.
liz. Crockett; fifty cents a hun
dred delivered.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22
Free Consultation to All.

Rockefeller one of the richest
men living announced that he
would give a million dollars to
any physician who could give him
new stomach but il was too late
Don I let it be too late with you,
no matter what your trouble is.
can make money and enjoy life
when you have halt, but you
can't always have health even if
you have moncv.
The united and associated spec
ialists, as the name implies, are
several sp aci Isis who have cor,
bined in he. treatment y rhrunic
and nervous diseases. The re-
markable success in the Treatment
Of these disease has aroused mucl
enthusiasm in the northwest states
in which they travel.
The many testimonials received
and many new cases recommends
by former patients is due to their
mode Of treatment and careful sc
lection of cases, as they do not
treat acute diseases or those gone
too far.
The following is a partial list
Of ailments treated: as troubles
Of eye, ear, nose and throat, as
catarrh, deafness, stomach. in
testines, blood, skin, nerves, lung
heart, as asthma, consumption
weakness, dizziness, swelling, kid
ney, bladder, bed wetting, rheu-
matism and cases people call pri-
vate troubles.
With their system Of treatment
no operations for appendicitis
gall stones, tumors and goitre.
No matter what you may thin
or others have told You rega
ing your ailment consult the doe
tors on this trip as it may be you
last chance to see specialist
For al! those who call on this tril
there II be NO CHARGE for ex-
animation and consultation.
Make note Of the above date
and place and hours.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22

- Sor Ell COB MISUNDERSTANDING Dor
man saa poo Unique 1bsatsr. Ter iorspi'
Ies epsbillsbsr fra eanb % Gan oa tilmsb
al be bsohe eillsber iOm r at iaa. let fer
ub til at Rr. Sobnion ioriiaar sumitem
iom Operator, tor eillsbsrns iommsr irem
poo Eussn iom ON be par lspenbs. Der CT
npt Vrosrrm bper aitsn meo COB Ruitf os
illuarsrspe sanss of Riis Rsnnsr. en- af be
bebas muiiialiss lalsmIsr Sisistou. Goo
o. Dor % ts, Snbsanss stpriien Ct 10 Gents.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22

The bids being the same, the
board decided by lot, which
should have the contract, Crocket
being successful. A motion was
made and carried that M. +.
Crockett be given the contract foi
the season Of 1912.
On motion the board ADJOURNED
To March 9th, 1912.
Attest: Signed:
j. A. Ray, M. l.. Satern
County Auditor. Chairman.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22
Syo Dafota.

OVV culOlN.
Is. i. Sil9snbadsr. sn al De g!oIie
SOraere Sau9bss 6Ountp, ialot uso
fra ct Ssl9s meo Den 6sl9e, at ban
no9ls Taae ienerc aiaii peo 0soen.
Reuben g8pppmarn, en iremiaa-
enoe sdrmey n0r SurleD. miliene ut
paire Sjem pso Ell Slosbrano. 6a.
mslisn par lite blsmme, oa quiet
meo alt, iom oct par, blsD laat /
9liis.
en G0n elplooeros / 6larsnce u.
Shdrrets Sjem aberosen. msosns
6amllen Dar bprie, % oraalaqeos
aoliillia Gosl9gaeli,. Oct pil iaas
$500 Tor at iaa quiet reparsrst.
HeranOer Dilthsll 0eclu nj Den
helre slrm tnuli i en 6OrnibreboeI.
armen Tuddti amputsres neosnfOr
Albuen.
Nfrs 0msri0H @rHidt. diii ms6
Ell framtr9oenoe Sdrmer mar Gltion.
blsp ilsmt iorbr0noi, oa en- gstts
meo tpgenoe gauo srplOoerte. Sun
bdpos laat ct t9tllutienos Sana Opsr
Sstten uoen at bei9nts, at ben .unos
erplooersoe.
SnoIdnerne, lnm Dor pad Ro,ebuo
Relerpaiionen. iial iua npe Suie Ill
Sommeren. Get er Suoreoepurtes
meniet, iom bar beliemt bet. Oct nus
moeerne Snaninner ltnl alisie ne
samle uiuube 5smmerbptter. iom
Snoianerne bibtIl bar boct /.
lSoiimelier u. ~. NraCe Yeah
bar til PoIinipeiisrerue betdit be
g., 334 90, iom itnl ounne llnoerbas
luucen bans gsliiient II. Z. Sbeas
Reaniidber. lir. ejrGte bar Gnld9t
Sa0 mob Sheus aouilohiiier Tor al
tpin9e osm til at betaIc snuiiruen.
Der uoajsr FL 900.
Der iiripes ira Abetoeen. Z. Z,
l5oe Seb.: Ger slspdtOrcr / Spo I'd
iota oil bli lat til 2iultion / 9bcroeen
ben 24oe Sebrunr iammsn meo 20OO
Yuibsls Speoe. Der sr 9ooi isttei til
Saaiorn, 800 Cons 8ul o9 to Suis.
gllt bette tilbsrsr Soutb Saiota ele.
pdtor Co., iom or 1aaet idlii. Solas
gets oji0lo uoaisr slSO.00O. 30 al
elepaicrerne iinar / GsroOn o0 Ell /
bper al Spsrne Ranoolpb. Starts
ioro, Raban oe Srsntioro. j De TO
noiie Sper bpa9soe Sulaast Soliaer
for Ssiiprsrne al elspatorerne.
Der meooeles fra gberoeen, z. Z,
l5oe Seb.: Ter er neppe en- warmer
/ Spo 5aiOta. iom itts talsr ON Nj
psrlina Sorobru9et. Slerc 8rils,
mere Mais. mere gllialia % beore
9asobru9smetooer er III @isnano iOr
alporli9 Cpsrpeiells. 1snne npe
Spnsmaaoe piier iia ben 9lGoeliae
SmliGnoigbeo. at 6armet ,inliitn.
ierne oa lianenoe Weoer bar p9rei
iaa eoot bsisst Yinier. oa peo ben
Snislli9sns, iom Sarmerne l99aer
for Taaen uuosr 9isiusiionerne Opsr
Ganbbruessmner. Ist netop afilui.
teoe Sarmsrs Sniiituis Der | Spsu
par bsors bsisst eno nOaet tiolisere
lisnenoe Wsos i "Opens Siltoris. Get
iamme par 5ili9loet mso Sniiiiutst
/ 8rotcn llaen sitsr. Siohs 9sroas
talts Or. u. Is. laplor ON Sorosns
yebanolina % liansnoe gmnsr III en-
Ssoriamlina al $50 SSarmsrs.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22

9e ism tar absnneret for
,Ssees1 III Eenasr I 0srae, 60
ncbc eGer asbre nbenlanShe Ste'
Ses, sn sire % en Sieaehe beS
st tsrsse enbHriptisn. ri!ss III
Hsrse sRer gasaSa Ct $1.W pr.
0Gs.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22

INSOMNIA TIPSl
gleeplessness seldom kills.
Doctors say victims exaggeratA
There are worse things than lying
awake.
Don't do exhilarating stunts before
turning In.
Find out II your bed clothing y
light, yet warm.
Change the height Of your pillow a.
slip It out entirely.
Get up and brush your hair esnfly
or read until your lids droop.
Sometimes a hot footbath. massage
or cold spinal douches win help.
Do not go to bed on q faint stom-
ach. Drink q glass Of hot milk.
A diet OF lettuce often produces
sleepiness and warm drinks are q.
fectual.
All medical authorities of today oon-
cede that eight hours Is the minimum
Of sleep for brain workers.
Any mechanical device can bs ~.
sorted to without harm. II needs only
q trial. but opiates are something 70
shun.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22

Slsseton ). ID, Feb. 7, 1912.
The board Of county commits
sioners met as per adjournment,
all of the members present
The following bids were re-
celved asking for the county de
posits at two per cent on daily
balances.
Farmers STATE Bank. Wilmot.
asked for 1000
First State Bank, Wilmot ask
ed for $4,000.
Citizens National Bank, OF Sis
seton, asked for $25 600.
First Savings and Trust Co,
of Sisseton. asked for $4,000.
First National Bank. Of Sis
seton. asked for $4,000
Farmers State Bank. Of Sisse
ION asked for 5000.
Summit Bank. of Summit, ask.
ed for 5000.
First State Bank. Of Summit
asked for $1,000.
Corona State Bank, of Corona.
asked for 81, 800.
Roberts County State Bank. of
Summit. asked for $4,000
First State Bank. of Peever
asked for $4,000
Citizens State Bank, of White
Rock, asked for $4,000
On motion the bids were ac
ccpsed for the amounts asked at
the rate Of two per cent on daily
balance.
Bills We're allowed or rejected
as follows:
Mrs. V. l.. Branum, washing
for Geo. Aiken family. 900
Minnie Gotten, nursing Geo.
Aiken family. poor asked
$4,000 allowed .. $1,000
Bonnie Andrews express, post
age. & box rent ..... q. 40
b. NJ. kindly, official print
ing, asked $50 so. allowed
80. ..... ..... 40 30
II. p. Knappen, official print
ing, asked $54 90 allowed
... ... .... 1870
w. l.. Johnson, official print
| ing ....., 'f'T'
IC. Clinton Croal, phonegra'
phic report, Stafe vs. His
uun ,..... ...... .... o'fo
News Printing Co. Office
supplies .... ..... g.. 1890
Lampert Lumber Co. Coal for
Mrs. Dahl, poor ..... e. 5.25
G. Clinton Croal short hand
reporters per diem in cir
cult court ...... .. 1OM
lngerman Sverre, postmoritem
examination Ludwig Jenson
... ..... ..... 100
On motion the board adjourn
to February Sth., 1912.
Attest: Signed:
J. A. Ray, NIL. Satern,
County Auditor. Chairman
Sisseton, S. d., Feb. s, 1872
The board Of county commits
siOners met as per adjournment
all members present.
Bills were allowed or rejected
as follows;
Waletich & Plut, court script
and account Of Ole Opsal
G. L. Richardson, hauling
bridge material to Alto
township ...... .... 15.0(
A. +. Taplin, viewing body
of Ludwig Larson, postmor-
tenn examination and mile
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County Commis-
aonsrs Of Roberts County. g.
D.. During Their February,
1912 Meeting.

Sisseton, s. D., Feb. 6. 1912
The board of county coInmis-
ioners met as per adjournment
Members present, NJ L. Sateren,
5. L. Remund, NJ. l.. Nicholson,
John Meland and Harry Gran
bois.
The school board OF the Sis
seton Independent School District
appeared before the county com.
missioners, by committee. asking
that the county quit claim and
abate the taxes on lot 6 and lots
l3 TO "a, OF block 6S. of Sisseton
city, to the Sisseton Independent
School District, for park and
lake for skating for the school
children.
On motion the board abated
the taxes on said lo.s aud execut-
ed Il quit claim deed To the Sisse'
ton School District
The afternoon was spent lis
tenlng to various engineers and
reading letters from engineers in
regard TO locating in Roberts
county, and trying to get plans
and specifications for bridges
On motion the board adjourn
ed to the 18th of February 1912
Attest Signed.
j. A Ray, N. l.. Sateren.
County Auditor Chairman
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22

Is. i. Silasnbadsr. en- al De g!one
Soraere / Sauabss 6ountp, ialot nso
fra ct Ssl9s meo Den 6sl9e. at ban
noals Gaae ienerc aiaii peo Ssoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-22
COMING TO SIsSETON
United and Associated Specialists
Will be- at the
CENTRAL HOTEL
ONE DAY ONLY

Hours 8 a. m. to z p. IN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
LAJOIE

is foolish l have very few signs,
There is one for fast ball, one for a
curve and one for a pitch-out Those
three are the only ones l use constant
ly and with some of our pitchers l can
work almost without anything but the
pitch-out sign Occa sionally / give a
sign for the pitcher to snap-throw to
first to catch a runner far off But
mostly he works that play himself
Signals Are Never Stolen.
have never known any of our signs
to be stolen either by a batter looking
around by coacher, or by a runner
on second base. If ever we think the
other boys are getting wise to us we
can shift signs IL. second.
The easiest club for catcher to
work against-to help his pitcher, and
that's his main jobs club where
the majority Of batters have the same
weakness. Brooklyn, for instance. Out
or their eight regular men. seven--all
except Daubert-are high ball hltters.
so we serve them low balls regularly
That's why / think we cen beat them
easier than any other club.
For the Cubs and the Pirates and
some others we have to mix EN- up"
and that's hard going
SO, you see, the job of a catcher is no
easy one. He must be big. strong
fellow, able to take hard knocks. able
to work through eighteen innings of a
double header on July afternoon with
all his heavy junk upholstery. and able.
above all, to keep his head working
every minute of the time
He doesn't get the glory a pitcher
does, though he's getting more credit
than he used to and the fans are com
ing to realize that he must be a pretty
responsible and capable sort of fell
low.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-22
BRADY CARDED
To HURL TODAY
AGAINST BILLS

MONTGOMERY July 22,-Charley
Eemphill led his Crackers into this
village today for a series with the Bill
rxens The Atlanta chief predicted this
,norning that it is right here that his
+oam will start climbing and that moth
ire will stop EN- until they get right
into the first division.
Rrady is carded to do the hurting for
me visitors this afternoon, and as he
Is now in tiptop condition he Is sure
n give the local batsmen a peck OF
+rouble If he gets the "breaks."
The Crackers came over from New
orleans. They were scheduled to play
che Pelicans a double-header yester-
dav but it rained hard and Charley
frank was forced to postpone the bat
ties
The Cracker Billiken series is sure to
rrove A red hot argument McElveen
savs he will play the best ball of his
career here and show that Dobbs made
fatal mistake when he traded him to
Atlanta.
There is bitter feeling between the
TWO teams over the McElveen- Dobbs
EST fight in Atlanta, but no trouble is
exnected on the field during the series.