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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16
CLEVELAND GRAYS
TO- VISIT HERE ON
JULY FIFTH
Celebrated Military 0rganiza-
ton to Celebrate Seventy
Fifth Anniversary by Tour
Of Pacific Coast and Canada

As q part Of tho celebration OF their
aegenty-hfth anniversary tbs Cieye-
land Grays, Of Cleveland. o.. viii
make a tour Of the Pacinc coast and
the Canadian northwest, mad viii vlsit
this city on the evening OF July g.
With the Grays VIII be O large num-
her Of guests They will travel ay
special train. and the party win NUM-
her about 200.
The Grays are ara Independent mill
i.6Fy organisation. Il "a composed OF
some OF the best young men Of Clovo-
land. and some of the best old ones,
too, for ahe oldest member Is former
Captain John n. Frazee. who was a
colonel Ia the Ciyil war. He Is eighty
two years old and has been member
az the Grays sixty years, except tho
Tins when ho was Ia the war.
The 0rays attended the inausura-
tion Of President Garneld and acted
as special guard az his funeral In
Cleveland ak months aftorward. They
also acted as guard az the funeral Of
President Mckinley IN Canton, and
have attended the inAugurations Of
two ether presidents.
Tho unique uniforms worn by the
company and adopted when the or
annixation was formed. seventy-fivo
years ago, attracts much attention
when the draya are on parade. This
unique organization has visited Aibu-
auerque before and win receive au
enthusiastic welcome 70 this city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16
PEOPLE MAY LOOK
FOR GOOD SHOW
SAYS KELLY
Man who Will Be Official
Starter for Race Meet, Says
Horses Are in Good Shape

No less parsonage than Harry
Kelly, official starter for the race
meet 20 be pat on BY the Gontlemen's
Driving club OF Albuquerque on May
20 20 49, - authority for the state
ment that she lovers OF the racing
game Haay count on some classy run
ming and harness events during the
week Starter Kelly Is known on
every track In the country. Including
the United States. Canada and Mex
leo. He knows about everything
there IL 20 know about racing and il
very well posted on the records Of
che runners now at Traction park.
likewise the Jockeys who viii ride
them.
Brisk workouts are the rule al the
park every morning, and the bugs
are already getting a line on the
dope" The ponies are Ia fine shape
according To owners and trainers, and
Il Is quite likely that many OF tht
races win be won by a nose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16
LEVY WILL CONFER
WITH GuRLEY IN
LAS VEGAS
Albuquerque Promoter Goes to
Meadow City TO Decide Upon
Final Arrangements for
Flynn Show Here 2srd.

Mark Levy, director OF tao New
Jack Curley, promoter OF the john
son-Flynn fight, relative to the flynn
Il has been positively announced that
Flynn viii be- here on that date and
viii box four rounds with Al Williams
81 Cleveland. Mr.. Levy goes TO Las
Vegas for the purpose Of meeting AIR.
Curley and deciding minor parts OF
the program, such as staging local
prelilninpries, and other matters OF
incidental arrangements.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16
e TRUE BILLS N
DISTRICT COURT
Grand Jury Busy at Roswell
Much Time Occupied In
vestigating Charges Of H.
legal Voting.

tspeciaI Correspondence 20 Herald
Roswell. y. ~, May I6.--charges
OF Illegal voting IN the recent city
election have been taking up much OF
the time Of the grand jury In tie dis
trict court here. Members OF the ex-
ecutive committees n both parties
were su0poenaed. II is understood
that the grand jury considered
charges that attaches OF the Veal ad
ministration used a few dollars II
public money 20 pay for saddle horses
used IN the election parade.
The grand jury yesterday returned
six true bills and thirteen no bills
making in all 20 true bills returnesi
turned we're as follows
Mrs. Patterson. out on the plains,
charged with shooting a mare.
Cy Dayisson. charged BY Ehen
Harnden With larceny.
W. L. Nichols. charged win an as.
sault with a deadly weapon, By Or.
n. T. Casburn of Dexter. The tables
turned on this deal. as the doctor was
Indicted on the Same charge IN the
same cause.
TFue Hills.
The true hills reformed were az
follows. excepting one who has not
been arrested,
a. Ellison, charged with rape on
the eight-year-old daughter OF Joe
Braddeid, at thu Grand Central hotel
sunday. Bond fixed at $4,000. which
he has failed 10 give.
J. II. Ainsworth, ono OF the spot
ters" Of the Veal administration, who
IL now IN jail, awaiting trial. He Is
indicted for perjury committed In a
case which he was prosecuting while
"spotter." Bond fixed az $1,000,
which he has failed 10 give.
Wilson y. smith, charged with the
maimina and lnJurluu Of horse, bond
hxed az ts0o. which has been nlr-
nished.
Boyd Smith, charged with o8lng s
party 70 the murder Of Wilson orr AZ
RCnae, swo months ago. Bond hxed
al $4,000 which he has furnished.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

win be grateful 20 the person VINO
borrowed the Sth Volume Of Consti
tut,ons and Charters II be win return
II 10 my Ohice. u
FRANK w. CLANCY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16
MAGIC THIRTY SITS
UP LATE NIGHTS
TOUNHURDEN
CALENDAR
House Organization Faces
Serious Complications Un-
less II Gets Action on the
Important Bills.
BILL TO INCREASE THE
MOUNTED POLICE FORCE


(speeiat Telensnm . EvenGnm Flernfdl
Santa re. n. a., May i6.--It has
at last become apparent 10 the house
leaders that complications are going
20 set IN and set ii very soon. unless
something Is done 10 unberden the
house calendar and TO get tho Inn
portant bills on the calendar and The
minor ones OF tue calendar and stiil
keep a working majority.
The nrnt open statement concerns
ing the matter was made by Mr.. Hil-
ton a couple Of days ago when he
demanded that the house start its aes-
sions az 10 o'clock IN the morning and
keep them up until evening and If
necessary 20 hold night sessions.
He declined on that occasion. 70
consider an amendment TO adjourn
until the following Afternoon and had
majority OF the house with him,
which showed that a majority Of the
house was beginning to think about
the situation.
The house met yesterday nornine
NJ 10 O'Clock and again this morn
ing AZ the same hour. II however
made little progress towards clearine
the decks for il only passed three
measures, considered another in com.
mittee Of the whole and ro-refsrrod
three other measures 20 the commit.
tee on Ways and Mans on this grouHo
that the state bar association and the
Judiciary committee, werc cOnaiderlut
similar measures FOR Incorporation In.
10 the codifcation Of laws.
Tho ways and Means committed
held meeting last night which iast
ed until late. II held one on th'
previous night at which Il 10 reported
II could not secure q majority vote
for the corporation commission BIZ
which carries $4,000 appropriation
and which was fe-Feferred to tina
COMMITTEES few daya ago.
just what the committee will a,
with that bill IL purely matter o
speculation as vet. There is q stronI
/ sentiment IN the house against tn
lump sum for some st4,B0o for Ok
pcnses. clerk hire, etc, given the cor
| poration commission.
by not reporting out any mor'
1 measures yesterday. the house KEEP
It's calendar stationary and IN fact ca
Il down n trifse by what action wa
taken on pending hllla.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

Tires SCI for nearly nothing W. J.
Hyde i05 W Copper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

Now a tie time % seieci your fish.
lug t3elxlo. a. the season opens Shay
10th. Harry n. johnson has tia best
stock OF tackle IN the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

When you 20 on that llshing mp
Aon't forget tllat Harry a. JoIlnaon
las q full stock % flshiag tackle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

ST Louis -. 27o OO1 ols--lO rs y
Brooklyn 800. 100 600 600 Z
naueries-Wlllis and Wingo; Stack,
schardt and Phelps.
Cincinnati, 4; Boston, 3.
At Cincinnati: r. II. r.
Boston ..... 900 2O1 600 OO--s ~ Q
Cincinnati !. .0Oi 600 200 Old 10 Q
Batteries-Brown and n.ing: Keege,
Humphrey and MeLeans Clark.
New York, a; Pittshurs, 3.
At PittsbuFg: r.. II. r.
Pitisburg 80. .OsO 600 OOO--s 4
New York .....i1O 101 000---k
Batteries - Camnisz and Kelly
Ames and Myers.
Chicago-Philadelphia samo post
poned; rain.
AMERICAN LEA0UE.
Boston, 2; 81. LeuIs. !, =,
Boston $50. 100 600 OOl--2 S
Sd. Louis 800. 1000 O01 .OO--1 5
Basteries--Wood and Nunainakeri
Petty and Stephens.
Philadelphia, 9; Chicago, 8.
At Philadelphia: r. Il. :
Chicago ... 003 900 2t0-H 9
PHILADELPHIA l.. O3o 200 30s--S lS
Batteries--l.ange Peters. Mogridg'
and Kuhn; Houck, Krauses Plans ant
Lapp.
Al Nee vork. R.H.E
Detroit ......s12O 0dO oOk~-o ~
New YORK 100 200 B00--4 8
Battorles-W illettB and Stauage
WARRIOR. HOff and Williams.
Observation-Disclosures game post
poned; rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

Rcmcnber chat the trout fishing
scas0n o1ens 0n Mas 18Th. Harry n.
J0hnsou has the hina ~ taekic yon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

New TIres-s5 to 81. W. J. Hyde,
aO5 w, Copper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16


Among the measures passed was
house bill No. ts2 to define the crime
OF embezzlomont by executors, admin
istratore and guardians which was
presented by the Judiciary committee.
This bin Is ~ follows:
BE il enacted BY the Legislature OF
tne state Of New Mexico.
Section /. That r any executor,
admlnistrator on guardian appointed
and acting as such under the laws Of
this state. shall wilfully and know
ingly embezzie or frhudulently conc
vert 10 his own use, any money or
property which shall have come into
hts possession, custody or control by
virtue OF his appointment a. such ex-
ecutor, administrator or guardian
ander the laws OF this state, ne shall
be deemed guilty OF embezziemeHt,
and on conviction thereof, shall be
punished by imprisonment IN tho PEN
ltentiary for a period Of not leHs than
two years nor more than 20 years.
Sec 2. II any executor. admlnls-
traitor or guardian appointed and act
/ ing az such under the laws OF this
state. shall wlifuily fail. neglect or re-
fuse 10 pay over or deliver 10 any
person entitled thereto any money or
property which shall have come into
his possessiln, custody or control ny
virtue OF his appointment as such eA-
ecutor, administrator or guardian un-
der the laws Of this state, for the per-
Tod % thirty days after such executor
adminlsirator DOR guardian shall have
been directed by the final judgment
order OF decree OF any oourt of com
petent Jurisdiction ia this state 70
/ nay over or deliver the same, such
/ failure. neglect or refusal, shall 90
deemed and taken to be prlma iaeio
evidence that such executor. admlnis-
/ traitor or guardian has amhezzlod the
said money or property, within the
mesnins Of this act
see. B. All acts or parts Of acts in
conflict with this act are hereby re-
pealcd
The calendar stlli has twenty-oight
bills on h and there are large NUM-
Der OF other bills before the commit
Tee on ways and Means that members
OF the house are aaklng anxiouHly
about from day 10 day because they
fear II they do. not get them reported
soon. the measures win be lost IN the
closing days Of She session.
Among the new bills IN The house
yesterday was measure ny the
speaker 10 increase the mounted po-
lice force II provides captain ~
az 900 a year. two serHeantn az si,5oV
a wear, six privates al ti.z00 q year
each, three prlvates a. si,020 a year
ealh, and three pFiyates az $500 q
wear.
House bin no. eos 0y Iabadie for
an experimental dry farm OF 80 acres
I ln Torrance county with an appfo-
priatlOn Of 5000.
Representative C0Oney introduced
house bill No. 2i3, an act creating
mo office 81 Inspector Of mines ana
providing complete Milling law code
Speaker RRee introduced a hih 20
permit children living IN one precinct
10 attend school Ia another district
Oyster shell, only $3.50 per 100
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

omaha-Topeka game postponed;
cold
Des Moines.Lncoln game poat-
pOneds rain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

Oyater shell, only ti,6o per 100
pounds, r. w Fes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

WESTERN LEAGUE.

81. Joseph, s; Wichita, =.
AZ ST. Joseph X a =.
Wichita ........l0I 600 O20-4 IL z
ST. Joseph .0fO 1902 iOs--5 2
Batteries Jackson. Perry ana
Stark; Woldring anf Bachante.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16

NArIoNAL LEAoUE.

81. Louis, 20; brooklyn, I.
Al st. Louis: RI. r..
ST. Louis .....2 70 O01 01s--i0 rs y
Brooklyn ..... 100 600 600 .
natteries-Wiliis and WinEo; Stack,
gehnrdt and phefnn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-16
AMERlcAN lsAouE.

HnffNTfFH~-I9ahHt, FettInl HIuhfiusN
and Kuhn: Houck. Krauses Piang and
Lapp.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
PRESlDlARlo TENDRA QUE SER,
vIR sU TEMPO.

| ST Charles Gardner no Sc hubiese
fugado del campo de los presos en- don
de estaban trabajando en- ell camino
len el condado de Bernalillo, hace tres
Isemanas, habia sido paesto bajo paro-
Ia al mes que entra Ahora tendra que
lservir dos amos mas por habersele
una sentencia indeterminada
lde dos tres amos. Cast tenia cum
plidos los dos amos con su rebaja por
buen comportamiento cuando Sc flu
GO. Lo cogieron 10 millas al oriente
de Roswell en- el lugar cenocido como
lei Pals de los Llanos, despues de un
combate que tuvo con diputados al
guaciles. Ninguno de los combatien-
tes fue herido.
Gardner esta ahora en- camino para
aca al cargo de oficiales sera tenido
en- estrecho encierro hasta que expire
su sentencia. Els el ultimo de los pre-
SOS del condado de Bernalillo qle ha
sido capturado, y el superintendent
McManus estaba particularmente de-
seoso de que 10 apresaran. Gardner
.fle sentenciado en- el condado de Cha
yes en- la primavera pasada, despues
sde que Sc confes6 cuhable de haberse
.robado una manada de 40 caballos del
rancho de Thompson. Dijo a los dipu
tados despues de su captura que Sc
flg6 mientras uno de los guardias es
taba dormido
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
|ALDR|CH S|CUE CON
Los REGULARES
REHUsA PoSITivAMENTH sERvlR
EN- LA coMIsION PRoGRE-
SISTA De ROOSEVELT.
Sc Necesitaran Agunas Semanas
Para que los Insurgentes Sc
pan 10 que Desean.

y
| Lincoln, Neb., JUNO 26. Ell Gober-
nador Aldrich anunci6 hoy que no ser
vira en- la comision de diez ocho
nombrada por el senador johnson de
California. para hacer cabeza en- la
organization del nuevo partido pro-
gresista compuesto de adherentes de
Roosevelt. FL Gobernador Aldrich
declara que permanecera con los regu-
lares, que no tomara parte en- min
guna programa de division.
Los polfticos. interesados en- impe-
dir un cisma en- el partido en- Ne
braska han ideado I'm plan para fusion
del tercer partido de los Republica-
nos regulares en- todas cosas menos
en- electores presidenciales.
Todavia Inciertos.
Chicago, ILL.,, Janio &c. Una junta
de progresistas de Illinois sera convo-
cada dentro de las tres semanas pro-
ximas para el objeto de trazar su ira
bajo en- la campafia de estado y nacio-
nal. Medill y Mccormick anunciaron
hoy una promesa voluntaria d la causa
conteniendo 1000 NOM
pres, La cual fue recibida de Peoria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
ROOSEVELT PREPARANDosE1
La Nueva Organization Sera LIevada
AdeIante Segun Anuncia-
do.

Chicago, H., JUNO "a. No hubc
reunion formal de los partidarios dc
Roosevelt, mas Sc tuvieron conferen
cias en- las que ell Coronel Roosevelt
clscuti0 la situacion con caudillos del
partido nlevo que Sc puso en- ser el
sabadn en- la noche. Ell senador Jc.
seph M Dixon, director general de las
fuerzas de Roosevelt en- la lucha an
tes de Ia convention, habl0 con su
jefe.
Fl gobernador Johnson, de Califor-
mia, en- quien recae parte de Ia respor.-
sabilidad del nombramiento de la CO.
mission de siete, que hara el diseho
Gel camino que deba seguir el partido
nuevo, fue el que consult0 en- seguIda
con el Coronel. James r. Garfield v
G. Pinchot 10 siguieron No fue hecl.a
ninguna declaration por el Coronal
Roosevelt. Diio que no anticipate de
finitivo de progreso hasta que el plan
fuese formulado.
No Tendra Influenza Baltimore.
Chicago. H., Junio 24.--La nomina-
cion de un progrcsista decarado err
Baltimore no traera cambio en- los pla-
mes del Coronel Roosevelt de encabe
gar el partido nuevo que naci6 aqui
ei sabado pasado. La declaration res
pecto al progresista provino de 81 des-
pues de que hubo alguna discussion
de la posibilidad de que un progresis-
ia obtenga la nomination presidenciai
Dem6crata Algunos de los visitas IA
recieron opinar que 81 un progresista
reconocido era nominado podria EN-
barazar al partido independents.
"Sera su actitud influida por algln
acto de la convention de BALTIMORE
Sc pregunt6 al Coronel Roosevelt.
No 10 sera,' contest6. No me ;las
Ware de 10 que die Ell sabado. Acep
tare la nomination progresista bajo
una plataforma progresista y librars
Ia batalla hasta ell fin'
El Gobernador Johnson, de Califor
mia, annnci6 el personal de la conf
sion sobre organization, que por aho-
ra sera la comision directiva del par
lido nuevo.
La lista fu6 acogida con avidez pur
que estan en- favor y en- cor-
ira del partido nuevo por ser la pri-
mera indication de los hombres que de
Sc han alineado con el
Coronel Roosevelt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
la POBLAC|ON
De TRAMPAS
Seguira Subsistiendo A Pc
sar de E.star Sobre Una
Merced.
PIeito Curioso Que AIcanzaba q
Varias AIdeas y Alarmo
A la Genie

A. B. Renehan, abogado de un cier.
to grupo de vecinos de la merced de
terrenos de Las Trampas, on el con-
dado de Taos, regres6 ell lunes de una
vista d la gran merced donde todas
las diticultades entire los RESIDENCES en-
la merced v los duefios del terreno fue-
ron finalmente arreglados
O. N Marion yC. G. Catron, tam
bien abogados, vlsitaron la merced en-
inter6s de sus respectivos clientes.
Aparece que hay diversas aldeas en- La
mercsd y los vecinos de estas aldeas
temian que sus derechos municipales
fuesen periudicados. Estas poblacio-
mes SOD Ojo Zarco, Ca1ada de Los
Alamos, Trampas, Valle, Llano "
Chamisal, Juntas fueron tenidas en-
cada una dc estas plazas v Sc asegur0
q la gente de ALI que sus pesesiones
no serian invadidas en- manera algu-
ma, y todas las disputas fueron ARE
gladas amlstosamente. de manera que
dichas poblacisnes no Sc veran obliga-
das a entablar pleitos. para protejer
sus derechos, pues tai accion no sera
necesaria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
MCDONALD MEGA LA AsERcioN
DE LAS VEGAS.


ri lines en- la tarde. el gobernadoi
Mcdonald no estaba todavia listo para
expedir el manifesto prometido en- re-
ferencia al grado que llegaria para
impedir ell pugilato en- Las Vegas y
neg6 10 que Sc afirmaba en- el despa-
cho siguiente:
Las Vegas Esta Esperanzada.
Las Vegas, N. M, JUNO "a Sc
han recibido aqui avisos al efecto que
.el manifesto que va a ser expedido
por el gobernador W. G. Mcdonald
hoy, va tarde contendra el anuncio de
que no intentara impedir la pelea
Johnson-F Flynn que esta sefalada pa
ra el dia 4 de Julio. La noticia, aun-
que no es Official, fue acreditada en-
los cfrculos de diversiones en- este
lugar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
cAMPA PREso.

DiJeron que los americanos habian
temido revelar su situacion por con-
ductos oficiales, unicamente cuando
la derrota de las columnas rebeldes al
mando de los generates Canpa y AR
gumedo y despues de cerca de dos me-
ses de depredaciones, habian salido q
luz los hechos. Campo lego q la ciu.
dad con una fuerza de $40 hombres,
que era cuanto le qaedaba de los 5000
a su mando, y habiendo tenido dispu-
ia con 81 General Orozco fu6 puestn en-
la c&rcel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
Ell GoRERNADoR NO INTENvEN.
ORA.
Expide un Manifesto Diciendo Que No
Sc Mezclara en- Ell Asunto.

Despues de debatir la question la
mayor parte del lunes pasado. w. G
Mcdonald, expidi6 despues de las s
un manifesto en- el cual deplora que
tenga lugar el pugilato Johnson-Fly
en- Las Vegas 81 dia 4 de Julio, dl'
ciendo que no habra intervenclon pol
parte suya de la milicia 81 los oficia-
les de Las Vegas 8 del condado dc
San Miguel eiecutan las leyes que es
tan vigcntes.
Ell tenor del manifesto da la impre
sion de que el gobernador realiza que
no tiene en- gu sbono ninguna ley para
parar la contesta, mientras no baya
juegos 8 desordenes que en- alguna
manera molesten los resiientes de-
estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
DOS BoDAs POR Ell vicARIO GE.
NERAL FOuRcHEGu.

La Sta. Benigna Lobato Enrique
Sanchez fueron unidos en- matrimonio
lei lines en- la maiiana en- la Catedral
por el Rev. Antonio Fourchegu, Mcario
general, quien celebr6 misa cantada.
La novia es hija de Apolonio Lobato
y el novio de Guadalupe Sanchez. Am
bos son residences de esta ciudad.
Los padriros fueron ell se6or Benito
Alarid esposa. Una reception fue
dada en- Ia casa de los padres de la
novia. En- Ell mismo dia Sc verific6
en- la Cathedral el casamiento del is
ven Onesimo Muniz, hijo del finado
Rodllfio Muniz y de la finada Jesu-
sta r, de Muniz, con la simpatica se-
norita Delfina Montoya, hija de Don
Manuel Montoya y de la Sra. Eulalia
Apodaca. La novia portaba elegante
traje blanco, guirnalda de aromaticos
-frondosos claveles entretegida
con hermosas siempreverdes. Eel ra-
millete nupcial tambien era hermosf-
simo daba un realce e,egante a la
hermosura dc la novia. Apadrinaron
4 La feliz pareja ell ST.. Herman Zin-
sser Y esposa. Despues de la ceremo-
noa en- la catedral los recien desposa-
dos regresaron la residencia de los
padres de la novia donde en- compafia
de los muchos conviados participaron
de un suntuoso banquete opfpara co.
mlda. III Nuevo Mexicano desea d
todas las parties contrayentes muchos
amos de felicidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
HACIENDA PLANES
PARA Ia CAMPANA
La CoMiSlON NAcioNAL REPu-
BLIcANA TIENE BREvE
SESSION. EN- CHICAGO.
Esperanzas de que Taft y Sherman
canaran IA Eleccion en- eI
Proximo Noviembre.

| Chicago,fi ILL.,, Jnnio 24.--Powel
Clayton, miembro de Ia comision nacit
nal Republican, por 81 estado de Ar
kansas, fue nombrado presidente inte
| rino de la nleva comision naciona
cuando ese cuerpo Sc reuni6 en- session
ejecutiva hoy en- el Coliseo. Alvan
II Martin, de Virginia, fue nombra
do secretario INFERNO.
Parciales de Roosevelt en- Ia Co
mission.
Ocasion6 sorpresa la ausencia de
William Allen White, de Kansas, v la
asistencia de r. H. Stanley, del misno
estado en- SUI lugar. Fu6 explicado que
81 miembro de la comision White ha-
bia dicho a la delegation de Kansas
que estaba indeciso sobre 81 apoyaria
al Presidente Taft, candidate de la
convention, entonces Stanley fue es-
cogido como miembro de la comision,
aunque antes era un ardiente partida-
rio de Roosevelt. Tambien Walter r..
Brown de Ohio, tom0 parte en- la Sc
sion.
Sub-conision de Nueve.
La junta fue breye Y Sc prorrog0
despues del nombramiento de nna
sub-conision de nueye para que cons.:I
e con el Presidente Taft y averigle
sus deseos en- referencia un presi-
aente a la campafia.
Tft..
haya conference.-the con el Presidente
Taft Sc espera que otra j1nta sera la
nada la organization de Ia comision
con Ia eleccion de un presi
lente nato, i'm secretario y otros off
siales. La comisions nacional autoriz6
esta sub-comision para que eliza al
oresidente de la comision nacional des
,ues de haber conference.-the con ell
oresidente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-29
REYERTA sANcRIENTA EN- GINA
IRON.

Ell policia montado c. e. Lambert,
de Cimarron. condado de Colfax, re-
porto ell sabado pasado la oficina de
la policia montada, la ocurrencia de
una reycrta 4 puialadas en- la que
Manuel Casias fue cortado de una ma
nera tan grave que Sc cree que SO halla
en- articulo de muerte. Los individuos
arrestados son: Eduardo Rodriguez,
Teodoro Huerta y Max Urban. Todos
tres fueron encarcelados y no Sc les
admiti6 fianza para aguardar la ac-
cion del gran Jurado.