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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-05-25
! N|NO P0E $1,000
DE- PERJU|c|0s.
Por Ia Muerte de ~ Padre
en- Domingo por un Tren
de Ferrocarril.
Junta de los Fideicomisarios de
la Escuela Normal Hispano-
Ies. Americana.

FL diputado superintendente de ass
guranza Peter Lienau se march6 de /
capital el llines pasado para Amarillo
Texas, donde hara un examen de 10
ssuntos de la Amarillo Life Insuranc
Company
PREsOs PARA LA PENITENCIARfA.
Eel alguacil w. G. Kendall, del con
A dado de Sierra, u el diputado } /. 3
Tafoya lIegaronA Ia capital el ldnel
pasado con cuatrospresos para la peni
tenciarfa. Son eftos: Louis Rain, III
afio diez y ocho meses por manipu
lar una pistola cnsuna manera amena-
zante; Ezra Miller, I'm aiio; Cruz
Reaso, de uno 4 dos amos por robo;
Jose Barela diez y siete diez y ocho
meses por asalto con arma mortffera.
DEMANpA PoR 5000.
Ell martes pasado, la corte federal
tuvo su dltimo iuicio por iurado. La
mitad de los niembros del pequefo
jurado fueron descargados el lines, y
los restantes despues de terminado Ell
proceso. Desde el lines la corte ha
estado oyendo Ia evidencia en- la causa
de Bell O'Connor, actor, contra Ell
forrocarril Atchison, Topeka y Santa
Fe, demandado, en- un pleito recla-
mando $1,000 de perjuicios, entablado
por ell nif1o menor de edad de Charles
O'Connor, quien era anteriormente
empleado de la Santa Barbara Pole
and Tie Company y fue muerto hace
dos amos en- un &C ;idente ZEN ell ferro-
carril de Santa re.
EsCUELA NORMAL.
Los fideicomis arios de la Escuela
Normal Hispano Americsnad de El Rito
So reunleron el ldnes en- la noche en- la
oficina del Gobernador w. G. McDon-
aid, en- el capltolio.
Afuera del Gobernador Sc hallaron |
presentes T.. B, Prince, presidente;
Malaquias Martinez, vice presidente;
y ell DR.. J. H. Sloan, y tambien el |
Hon. Squire Hartt, que ha sido miem-
bro del cuerpo pero resigno cuando 10
hicieron senador, en- obediencia al
precepto de la constitution. FL Coro-
mel Venceslao Jaramillo, secretario |
tesorero, no pudo asistir causa de
que ocupaciones urgentes le detienen |
en- Ell Rito, y el DR.. Sloan fue nombra-
do para actuar en- su iugar,
Por votaci6n nnanime fu6 escogido
el "a de Mayo como el dia para termi-
mar el perfodo escolar y eiercicios
fnales La question de futuras apro-
piaciones fue en- seguida considerable.
Sc recordara que aunque en- el pasado
las apropiaciones fueron muy adecau-
das, el cuerpo Sc ha negado absolute
mente & contraer deuda alguna y sus
cuentas no muestran ninguna deficien-
cia. Sin embargo, el exito y creci-
miento de la escuela requieren un
considerable, v hay muchas
mejoras que son muy necesarias. Is
Los fideicomisarios en- sus discusio-
mes acciOn m0straron una aprecia-
ci6n plena en- la condici6n fnanciera
del nuevo estado v la impropiedad de
psdir algo que no sea absolutamente
ne,esario de esta session, y convinie
ron limitarse q pedir una apropia-
lion de $4,000, cuya mayor parte sera
para llevar adelante la escuela ell afio je
lue viene y proveer un abasto de aqua
81 Gobernador manifesto su aprecia- {
lion del manejo ee6nomico de la apro- Y
oiaci6n y el grande interes que tenia
il su exito. En- seguida Ell cuerpo Sc G
ororrog6 hasta principles de JUNO. =
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-05-25
'TRABAJ0 DE- G..
h|N0S PROGRESA
FL Ingeniero de Estado G. D.
Miller Resresa de I'm
Viaje de Inspection.
Reunion del Cuerpo de Comisio'
nados de Ia Penitenciaria
De Estado.

La comision de penitenciaria estuvo
en- session eI sabado pasado y dsspach6
negocios de rutina mas de recomen-
dar 10 soltura baio "parola" de IN
gran ndmero de prisioneros do corto
tempo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-05-25
I'm PR0YECT0
RECHAzAQO'
En- Rcflrencia ! Ia Labor de
Ninos de- Poca Edad
Del Estado.
Sc Considero Que Ia Medida Era
Demasiado Rigida y
Estringente.


una session breve, mat6 81 proyecto d
labor de nifYos de Burg. por raxon
segun explic6 Champion que aunque 9
proyeto es busno presupone un cuerpt
de salubridad, cortes juveniles y otrs
maoninaria sue no exlste en- Nuevc
Mexico, Dor ser 81 tempo que falts
demasiado breve para red actar de nue.
vo una medlda tan voluminosa.
i Una pr6testa contra los pugilatos
fu6 recibida de la q. IA. T. O., d.
Evanston, III. otra protesta del CON
dado de Guadalupe contra Ell decreta-
miento del proyecto essableciendo 81
condado de Sumner.
Los proyectos siguientes fueron in
troducidos y referidos:
No. l52, por Holt, en- relacion pro-
cedimientos condenatorios por corpo-
raciones municipales.
No. 1853, por Holt, relative al servi-
cio de proceso en- causas civiles.
No. l54. por Holt, relative al regis
tro de documentos y de su reconoci-
miento.
No. 1855, por Holt, un acta para dis
tribuir fondos que provengan de la re-
caudacion de tasaciones delincucntes
debidas con anterioridad 1911.
REPoRTEs DE CoMIsIoNEs.
La comlsion sobre minas y manu-
facturas reporto favorablemente el
proyecto de la Camara No. ITO para
que Sc cubran pozos abandonados de
aceite y gas. La misma comision re
porto en- contra del proyecto del Se-
nado No. 12l relative la inspection
de minas.
La comisioD judiciaria report6 en-
miendas al Proyecto del Senado No.
128 para enmendar la ley de licencia
alta.
La comision sobre educacion repor
to el proyecto del Senado No. 81 pro-
veyendo para la election de cuerpos
de educacion de ciudad.
La comision sobre enmiendas cons
reporto favorablemente la |
enmienda para eliminar la clausula de |
idioma para la tenencia de empleos
de estado.
La comision sobre leglas report6 |
una enmienda la regla No. As, prove
yeDdo que proyectos permaneceran "a
horas sobre la mesa despues de recibi-
dos reportes de comisiones. Tambien
una regla especial para que ningun
miembro sea dispensado de asistirl
iespues del rs de Mayo no ser por
Sc dej6 para despues el snstiluto al
proyecto del SenadoNo. Al, para pro.
veer para ell estudio del efecto del al
,ohol sobre el sistema humane, por no
1aberse recibido todavia las copias
mpresas del mismo.
Como sc expres6 arriba, ell proyecto |
le la Camara No, 1l6, en- referencia
abor de nifios, fue las un informe
iesfavorable de la comislon judicis-
ia, y una explicacion del presidente ;
Jrampton, desechado y desaprobado.
FL Senado Sc Drorrog6 hasta ell mar
es las 3 de la tarde.
La comision sobre educacion, ha-
'ienda y deudas de condado y estado
% reunio Embellishments despues de
a pr6rroga. II
La comision sobre privilegios y elec
tones la comision judiciaria tuvie-
on juntas a las $3.50 del lunes en- la {
ardc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-05-25

| saOadO pasaIO 6u apllcAcl0n al depal
tsmento de aseguranzs para admisio
4 negociar en- Nuevo Mexico. La con
paiiia fu6 informada de que una exs
lminacion de sus negocics seria re
querida.
INSPECTION DE PRESA.
En- Springer fu6 inspeccionada |,
presa de la Farmers Development
Company. Sc experiment. gran diff
cultad por esta compaflia causa d
los fuertes vientos que soplaban.
TRABAJo DE BUENos CAMlNos.
Ell ingeniero de estado Charles D
Miller acaba de regresar de i'm viajt
muy importante en- relacion a aaunto.
de caminos y de irrigacion por la por
cion sudeste del estado. En- Las Vegas
Mr.. Miller examine Ell canine que va
de dicho lugar q Mora y halo que ss
requiere mas trabajo por el estad,
para ponerlo en- huena condicion.
sENTENCIA CONTRA UNA coMPANIA
Una demanda para el pago de una
fianza de S23,64l.3 fue el sabado pa.
sado trasmitida por medic del depar-
tamento de aseguranza de Nuevo Me-
xico q Ia Title Guaranty and Surety
Company de Scranton. Pennsyvania.
La demanda fue heuha por la firma de
Mann y Wood. abogados de Albuquer-
lue, por una sentencia obtenida en- la
;ausa de J D. Daley otros contra
G. Foster y ctros en- la cor
ie de distrito y confirmada sobre ape
acion en- la corte suprema del estado
u dia s de Mayo. Anora la compaiiia
ie aseguranza sera exigida a pagar la
;antidad de la sentencia, g de 10 con-
rArio su liceDcia sera revocada.
COOPERATION DE coNDADo.
En- una junta de la camara de CO.
nerciO en- Mora Sc obtuvieron 81, 900
'omo contribution del condado de
Nora, teniendo este dinero que ser ex-
'endido en- cooperation con la CONT
ion de caminos en- 10 que ,es conocido
ONO el callejon de Mora, un camino
ue en- casi todas las epocas del afio
sta intransitable debido causa de
as virtientes y hoyos que hay en- el
tito. Este camino sera terraplenado
nivelado de modo que quede en- bue-
"a condicion. Tambien Sc obtuvieron
Ill Y Glen pesos del condado de San
liguel para poner puentes y cafios en-
! camino nuevo que recientemente fu6
onstruido de Las vegas q Mora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-05-25

suscribanse al Nuevo MexIcano en-
Espanoi.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-05-25
La camara.


En- anticipation de un cambio de
frente en- la Camara ell lunea en- la tar
de, Sc hallaron presentes muchos es-
pectadores. Ell Presidente Baca pre-
sIdi6 con aun mas que su ordinaria
energia y firmeza; Sc reporta que NOM
brarA una nueva comision directiva de
27 miembros cuyos deberes seran def
nidos por una resolution que seria in
troducida el dia siguiente.
Sc recibieron peticiones de Taos y
de Chaves.
Vargas prcsent6 Ell Memorial Con-
junto de la Camara al Congreso para
que moditique la ley que gobierna a
los indios de pueblo. Referido Ia
comision sobre asuntos de estado.
REPoRTEs DE CoMIsIoNEs.
La comision iudiciaria report6 to
dos menos tres de los proyectos su
cargo. y otras comisiones dieron evil
dencia por sus informes de que habian
trabajado con empefio desde 81 jueves
esta parte.
La comision de medios y arbitrios
report6 un sustituto al Proyecto de Ia
Camara No. Ill para proveer para ell
pago de los gastos de la comision de
investigation sobre cohecho en- la Ca
mara. Report6 con enmendacion un
proyecto apropiando $4,000 para el
mejoramienso del Rio Grande. Tam
bien la Resolution conjunta de la Ca
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-05-25
coMPANIA PIpE ADMISSION.

The Beneficial Life Insurance Com
pany de Salt Lake, Utah, protocol6 el
sAbado pasado gu aplicacion al depar.
tsmento de aseguranza para admission
4 negociar en- Nuevo Mexico. La com
pafiia fue informada de que una exa-
minacion dc sus negocics seria re.
querida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-05-25
INsPEqcIoN pE PREsA.

En- Springer fu6 inspeccionada la
presa de la Farmers Development
Company. Sc experiment. gran diff
cultad por esta compafia causa de
los fuertes vientos que soplaban.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14
MEETING THE SHIPPERS HALE
WAY.

A somewhat remarkable advertisement
is inserted in the Concord, n. H., ami
possibly other, newspapers, and signed
by I. r. Byrnes as vice president Of the
Boston & Maine railroad We quote
the last paragraph OF the statement.
with a view to making it possible hint
to shippers on the Montpelier & Wells
River and Barre railroads, the president
of which is the same Mr.. Byrnes. The
paragraph reads: eve ask your CO.
operation. We want to know your trou-
bles and we viii do our best to remedy
them. | will be gratified if you will
write directly to me- giving specific in
stances Of delay and also any situation
which appears to be more or less chron-
ic" Such an attitude toward the ship.
pers on the Boston & Maine system
doubtless would be maintained on the
local railroads. Therefore, if there are
any complaints to make, perhaps this
offers an opportunity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14
BARRE NEEDS A NEW HISTORY.

The announcement that steps are be-
ing taken in Montpelier for the prepare.
tion of history of the town and city
reveals to Barre people that at the pres
emit time they have no history of their
town and city written within eighteen
years; and even the history published
at that date did not go fully into the
details of the towns organization and,
of course, it does not touch upon the
incorporation of the municipality be.
cause the city was not chartered until
the year following the publishing OF
the history. Moreover, the 1894 his
tory was largely given over to biogra
phies, to the exclusion of matter per-
tanning to the town and city. Therefore,
Barre needs an up-to-date history The
lengthening years make the task more
and more difficult; and now, after nearly
score of years, it is the time to do it,
Some organization ought to take up
the work by subscription and engage
a competent person to compile the his
tory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14
Times Have Changed.

Ma saws that when she was girl
1t made her head go in swirl
And red come in her cheeks for she
Was just as tickled as could be-
When Valentine Day night come round
An after some one knocked she found
A homemade valentine which said:
'Nj'lets is blue an roses red
Ii YOU love me like | love you
No knife kin cut our love in two
Twas written on blood red heart
it was through which dart
Had been stuck with some yellow chalk.
! like to hear my mother talk
Of them days an fathers name
Was written on it when it came;
AN mother said that pleased her more
Than If she'd gone to the door
She'd found splendid boughten one
That valentine that father done!
An so | thought the girl door
Might maybe think whole lot more
Of one I'd made her. So I've tried
70 draw heart; but find each side
Amt like the other Never saw
A thing that's so derned hard to draw
As hearts! And 50 / sort q think
III shake my bank an git some chink
An buy one shiny an immense
For homemade hearts don't show good
sensel
Chicago Record Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

"As yet Doctor Cook has refrained from
public comment on the south pole dis
covery. Therein Doctor Cook shows he
has gained wisdom. Barre Times.
But Doctor Cook did not begin The
controversy over the discovery of the
north pole, esteemed contemporary, as
you will doubtless on second thought
recall He was perfectly willing to con
eede that Peary might have found the
pole. too, and when the news came that
he had, Doctor Cook expressed his graft
fication at the report. Peary was the
man that began the scrimmage, scrim-
mage, by the way, that, in the opinion
of The Messenger, is not ended yet. We
shall hear more of Doctor Cook as the
years go on, and more to his credit in
the north pole adventure. The story is
not all in yet.-St. Adams Messenger.
All of which may be true; but we
would suggest, in addition, that Dr. Cook
has not sufficiently rehabilitated himself
In popular favor to make his statements
particularly valuable in the present in
stance. That is why it would be better
for him to keep still. As to the question
Of which explorer started the north pole
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

Der of criminal cases which will come
before the jury cannot yet be definitely
determined.
anc Judge Zed S. Stanton OF Rox-
bury, who is presiding, warned the at
torneys that the cases would lose their
places on the docket if they were not
ready when reached. The jurors were
ready and anxious to discharge their
duties towards the state and 90 home,
and he did not propose TO keep them any
longer than necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

tions which were taken on the railroad
trip to San Salvador were renewed yes
terday on the return trip to this port,
a pilot train with soldiers aboard pre-
ceding the special. A big party OF Sal
vadoreans. including members of the cab
met, military officers and prominent ei.
villains, accompanied the secretarial
party.
Secretary Knox appears to have made
an excellent impression on this republic,
dispelling the popular idea that his visit
was the forerunner of some political
manpuvre ON the part of the United
States There was noticeable change
of sentiment as the visit progressed The
Salyadorean coat of arms, which was at
first included in the decorations at the
entrance to the casino where the presi-
dental ball was held last night, was
taken down and the word welcome
substituted
President Aranio himself in saying
farewell at the station presented Mr..
Knox and the members of his family
Panama hats and other gifts. He was
in the best of humor and said privately
to the Associated Press correspondent
Say that in Salvador there is senti-
ment Of admiration and affection for the
great people of North America. The
visit Of Secretary Knox is considered
as courtesy and as proof of the atfec-
ton of the North American people for
us"
Throughout the visit, Mr.. Knox invari-
ably received the title of the secretary
of state Of the United States of North
America The various bands and or
chestras played America" instead Of
"The Star Spangled Banner"
Prior to the sailing of the Maryland,
luncheon was given aboard in honor
of the Salvadoreans, who made the jour
ney from San Salvador with Mr.. Knox.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14
Canadian Mills Raise Wages.

Montreal, March 1.-THE Dominion
Textile company yesterday officially an
nounced general increase Of wages of
five per cent. The increase takes eff.
feet from March H. Eleven cotton
mills and 1900 employees are affected
The mills in which the increase will
take place are situated as follows: Five
in Montreal; one in Kingston, Ont. one
in Montmerency Falls, Que; two in
Magog, Que; one in Halifax. n. s.. and
one in Moncton, n. b.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

Springfield respectfully asks the Mas
sachusetts legislature for decent al
lowance of home rule.-Springfield Re-
publican.
Which recalls a complaint that went
up from Barre some time ago and one
that still remains acute, viz, the matter
of delegating to the city the right to
name its own officials. Reference is to
the health officers position. 1t was a
matter of home rule which Barre de-
serves to have.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

Secretary Knox seems to have accom-
plshed in large part that which he went
to Salvador to perform-to get the COOL
will of the people of that republic toward
the United States. If the attentions
which have been paid the secretary OF
state are at all representative of the sen
timent of the people, his visit already
has proven OF great value to the United
States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14
LAWYERS WERE WARNED
That Their Cases Will Lose Places If
DELAY Is Continued.

Rutland, March a. The calling of the
docket at the first real session of the
March term of Rutland county court
yesterday showed that the petit jury
viii have a long term unless the un.
expected happens in number of cases.
OF 81 cases on the jury calendar all
but four We're set for trial. The num-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

Berlin. n H., is said to be a very up
to-date little city; but we notice one
sign of slow progress in the drawing
of national party lines in the municipal
election. And, by the way, Berlin u
apparently a Democratic stronghold in
a sure Republican state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

The accused men in the alleged dyna-
mite conspiracy have no occasion to com
plain Of lack Of time in which to pre-
pare. their evidence. From now until
October !, the date set by the presiding
Judge, will furnish plenty of time, and
more
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

The Southern Pacific express messen-
ger who shot two train robbers and thus
foiled train robbery is needed as
general in the army Such GOODNESS and
nerve could be utilized.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

Vermont never had such a time over
railroad legislation as Massachusetts is
experiencing over the petition OF the
Grand Trunk to enter Boston; but indi-
cations denote that the big system viii
win the fight 1t will be worth some
thing to Boston to be the eastern Ter
minus of great transcontinental sys-
TEN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

The detractors Of the Panama canal
scheme are still at their work. in fact,
blue smoke issues from their attacks;
and they cali it volcanic smoke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14
Dog Star and the Dipper.

"Pop2" asked the inguisitiye boy.
"Well, what is it now?n
Say pop, did the dog star ever have
the dipper tied to its tail i"-Philadel-
phia Record
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

The confirming OF Pitney as q Judge
of the supreme court will give CHIEF
Justice White seatmate at the BAH
games.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

Anyone with half an eye can see that
the New York Central is very fortunate
in its accidents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

Tn about month, Barrels auto sho"
will begin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14
RETRIEVE FOR MCFARLAND.
Who Was Under Sentence to Die Next
Week.

Trenton, n. j., March Ex-Governor
Wilson last night granted a reprieve
OF 80 days to Allison NJ. mcfarland,
the convicted Newark wife murderer,
who is under sentence TO die next week.
The reprieve viii allow time to take
MacFarland's case to the court Of par
dons if the application now pending for
a new trial is refused
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

"Seven hundred out in Barre strike =
YES, Barre 200 miles away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

Railroad traffic between Vermont and
Oyster Bay is picking up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

Every one of our suits
has the stamp of value
whether the price is SIS
or S35. In selecting fab
RIGS we were broa d
enough to suit every
body, and in the making
we've exercised su ch
care that we know they
are models of excellence.
Behind this we stand
with our money back
motto.
This week new mod
els in business suits par
ticularly for young men
who like something diff
ferent. $40, Sis, $40.
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
Fur Coats 70 Rent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14
KNOX LEAVES SALVADOR.
Visit Great Success in Creating q
Friendly Feeling.

Acaiutla, Salvador, March 1.-THE
visit of the American secretary Of state
to Salvador ended yesterday and the
Knox party boarded the cruiser Mary
land, which sailed from Acajutla for San
Jose, Guatemala, last night The precau-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-14

controversy, that is rather immaterial t
the present consideration.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-07-19

LOST-A pendant Rebekah pin. P. N G. in blue enamel on bar, name Margaret Campbell on back of pend ant Star. Finder return to Copper Tra cffice and receive reward.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-07-19
FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEW SHELTER
 ON TUESDAY
Falling Boom Strikes Leo. Lynn While Working on Steel Column
 Killing Him Instantly.

On Tuesday afternoon at the new smelter site Leo. Lynn, a structural iron worker, in the employ of the Kansas City Structural Steel Co.,, was accidentally killed by being struck with a falling boom while standing on top of a steel column. Death was instantaneous.
 An inquest was held by Justice of the Peace Leonard on Wednesday and J. w. Langford, John Martin and Sam Rolfensen, fellow workmen and eye witnesses of the accident, examined In a written statement Rolfensen de- Scribed the accident as follows:
 We set the column after which Lynn went up and unlocked, and through some defect in the machinery of the locomotive crane the boom (arm) dropped, striking Lynn, knok- ing him off and killing him instant ly."
 Tho evi@oroo cr -ho o''-- '---, o--o