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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03

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tos' mandaremos IN rhoj Americana de tamano regular para cabalero,
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rantzado pr 20 amos, por $5e5 y adenas de este darenos establishments
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tambien un Revolver Automaico GarantLado de canbre 3S que vale $40
NO MANDEN DINERo-ustedes paearan despues que wear los efectos
Soamente mandenos este anuncio Y su direction correcta y nosotros lie
mandaremcs a listed Embellishments este eauipo complete por express pa
"a inspection gratis. Cuando listed haya examnado cada cosay SO haya
conyencido que los efectos sol exactamente como Representatives, entonces
paguele al agente $685. por este heruoso reoj y tambien los pequehos car
COS dc express por Ia transportation de los presentes, de oHo modo listed
no necesta de pagan un solo centayo.
Eta ofeua especial es por un cortotempo soiamente, por 10 tanto no
compre nngunos relojes de ora parte donde Sc le pedTfan s25 pr una
elase semejante, pero yea prImero nuestro hernoso reoj con estos 5 aEu-
culos coNosos. los cuales mandamos para inspection gratis. Escribanos
hoy. Direction:
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03
LA cAUSA DE UNA vAcA Y UN
BEcERRo APELADA A LA COR
TIE suPREMA; LIE cuEsTA AL
EsTADo MAS QUE $1,000.
Manuel Roybai y Lopez Juzoado va
Tres veces por 81 Robo de Anlma-
les.

-
FL asistente Procurador General Ira
Grimshaw protocol0 Ell Sabado un
brief" por Ell Estado en- una causa
envolviendo Ell robo de una yaca y I'm
b~ecerro, la cual ha sido juzgada tres
veces y la cual lie ha costado al Esta-
do hasta la fecha mas que mil pesos.
Varios amos pasados Ell Sir. Manuel
Roybal Y Lopez, i'm residente de Po-
joaque, en- este %condado, ahora como
de sesenta amos de edad, tom0 pose
sion de n vaca que 81 habia vendi-
do tempo antes a ul Antonio Rome
70. y la cual 81 halo en- la sierra. I'm
becerro con la vaca al tempo fue to-
mado tambien y ambos animales fue-
ron vendidos con ell fin de matarlos.
Cuando fue arrestado ell Sr. Roybal
y Lopez dijo que comosla vaca Nevada
su marca crey0 que Ell animal era su
propiedad, porque no r~ecordaba ha-
Der vendido la vaca. En- ell primer
iuicio fue convictado, pero La corte re-
trio 81 fallo. Fue iuzgado la segunda
vez, y Ell jurado desconvino. En- la
tercer ayeriguacion fue acusado con
Ell robo del becerro y en- esta yez fue
convictado. Como resultado de esta
conviction la presente a~pelacioh 4 la
corte suprema fue tomada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03

Ninos AnaJo de ~ Amos DE Edad no
Deben TFabajar en- las Minas.
En- una carta la cual Ell asistente
Procurador General escribi6 en- dias
pasados, Sc aclara que la ley de Nue.
vo Mexico no permite que ninos de
menos que catorce amos de edad sean
empleados en- las minas. La carta es
en- respuesta a una indagacion de He
len Summer, experta industrial del
departamento de trabajo de los Esta-
dos Unidos. La Sta. Summer Sc re.
fiere al acta de los Estados Unidos
de 1891, la cuaI provee que ningun nj
no de menos que IL amos de edad de-.
bera trabajar en- las minas, y a la Sec
cion 2 del Artfculo IL de la Constitu-
cion de Nuevo Mexico, la cual pone 81
Unite de edad en- catorce amos, Y pre-
gunta que proyisto esta ahora en-
fuerza. El ST.. Clancy lie informo en-
la carta que ell provisto Constitucio-
nal toma Ell lugar de la ley de 1891. La
iEdagacion de la sta. Summer fue he
cha en- connection con planes para nn
boletin relative a las leyes de trabajo
de los nihos de los varios estados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03

Ia clUDAD PuEDE coRRER CON
$4,000 AL ANo, pEJANDo 10000
PARA mEJ0RAe NEcEsARlAs
PEHMANENTEs, pEcLARA FL
ANTERIOR MAYOR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03

Suscribanse al Nueyo Mexicano. es
el meior papel en- 81 Estado, solamen-
tie Tn Peso al Amo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03
NoTlcIAS OFlcIALES

NlNcUN pEREcHo DE APELAcioN
A LA coRTE sUPREMA DEL
Julclo DE Ia coRTE De DIS.
TRITo MANDANpo A UNA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03

La Presente Renta de Santa Re es
Entire $4,000 y s22,oooi que su.
cede con TODD 81 pinerc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03

TRAlGAN Ell FRlJoL PARA Ell OLA
DlEz De DIcIEMBRE; ROOKIE
TELLER 10 MANDARA AL oTR0
LADO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03

Persona . Ia carceI Por Despreolo
crImInal-Ei Tribunal mas Alto
Deseeha Ia ApeIacIon de Felipe N,
chaccn, Multado en- $4,000 y Sen.
tencIado a 80 pIas de carcel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03
UN FALsiFlcADoR soLTApo DE
IA PENlTENclARlA; UNA AME.
NAzA A LA SALUD DE Los
oTRos INoUILINos.


oTRoS INouILlNos.
FL Gobernador Mcdonald orden6 Ell
Viernes pasado la libertad de la peni-
renciarfa de estado de Frank HORIZON,
%conyictado de Justification en- Ell con
dado de Lincoln en- Mario de 1918,
y s~entenciado de dos a tres aiios. La
0rden explica que HORIZON ha servido
la s%entencia mfnima, deduciendo Ell
buen tempo 4 que esta intitulado, que
no ha podido %conseguir empleo y de-
sea salir del Estado y que su salud
es tai que mas e%ncierro en- la peni-
tenciarfa es una n a la salud
de los otros inquilinos. Su libertad es
c%oncedida baio condicion que 81 in
mediatamente salga del Estado y per-
manezca fuera por al menos tres amos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03

Las organizaciones comerciales de
Nuevo Mexico son urgidas de apurar-
Sc en- todas sus promesas que han
hecho de frijol para ell movimiento de
"Frijol Para Belgica'' en- este estado.
Ell ~secretaf.a de %Camara de Conner
clio de Santa Fe, quien esta empujan-
do Ell moyimiento, ha recibido una
carta del Gerente J. r. Proctor del de-
partamento de abastos de la Comision
de Alivios Belgica del Fundamento de
Rockefeller al efecto que ell Funda-
mento tendra que mandar ell friiol de
Nuevo Mexico al otro lado del Attain
tico v que deben estar listos no mas
tarde que ell dia 10 de Diciembre.
KANSAS DA 100000 RARRILEs DE
HARlNA.
Topeka. Kansas. Nov. 27.-Un gran
ehvfo de harina de Kansas para ell all
VIC de la genie de Belgica Sc comenz6
para su destination noy Y para Navi-
dad 10000 barriles de harina habran
ido contributes por los c~iudadanos
del Estado. asi 10 dijeron los MEM
bros de Ia comision que estan acumu-
lando los abastos. Millares de perso-
mas de Kansas les han notificado a
u amigos y ~parientes que Sc evita-
ran de m~andarIes regalos de Navidad
este aho a modo de poder usar ell dine
TO para Ell fondo de los Belgicos. Mu-
chas comidas para Ell Dia de Accion
de Gracias fueron abandonadas con Ell
mismo p~rop6sito en- vista.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03
la coRTE DE5E DEcIDIR CON.
TRovERslAs DE TERRENos Es
LA CONTENTION DEL EsTADo.
Los Licenciados ,Parten Para Wash.
ington a Representa- 4 Nuevo Me-
xico en- Una Averiguacion Ante Ell
DEPARTMENTS del interior.

a. B. Renehan y Michael J.. Nc
Guinness, licenciados locales, han par.
lido para Washington en- connection
con la averiguacion ante el departa-
nlento del interior en- cuanto a los es.
cogimientos de terrenos del estado.
81 Sr. Renehan, en- connection con Ell
Senador A. B. Fall, r~epresentara ell
Estado y el Sr. McGuiness al comisio.
nado de t%errenos. La contention del
Estado es. que en- casos donde ell Els.
tado no convene con la oficina de
t%errenos de los Estados Unidos que
c%ualduier cierto terreno escogido es
terreno mineral y por 10 tanto no esta
alberto a escogimiento, nj tampoco la
oficina de terrenos nj el departamen.
70 del interior tienen el derecho de
%adjudicar la question pero deben lie
yaria a la corte para adjudication.
En- ell evento que ell departamento del
interior no admita la contention del
Estado. la question probablemente Sc
"a Nevada a las cortes federales por
medic de III mandate para restringir
a la oficina de terrenos Y al departa-
mento del interior de e~jercer jurisdic-
eion.
RI Estado de Utah, Ell cual esta ha,
ciendo la misma ~contencion que Nue..
vo Mexico, Sc aliara con este estado
en- la a~veriguacion. Ell Sr. Renehan
fue nombrado para representa- ell Es-
tado siendo que Ell p%rocurador Gene
raj Frank W. Clancy Sc halIa ahora
uuy oeupado con la disputa del Lin
dero M6xico-Texas en- Ell Paso Y sns
asistentes, Harry S. Clancy y Ira
G%rimshaw, 10 pueden dejar la oficina
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-12-03

81 Apuro es Deseable, es eI Tenor de
la carta Recibida del Gerente del
Departamento de Abastos de Ia Co
mission de Aiivios Relgica.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20
OPPOSE MOTION
FOR RECE|VERSH|P
VIRGINIA DEBT COMMISSION
WILL NOT STAND FOR PRO-
POSITION.

The Virginia debt commission. In
session at the Jefferson hotel yester-
day, instructed the attorney general
and associate counsel in the West Vir-
GINA debt case to oppose the proposed
motion for receiver for the fund. In
the event that a decree favorable to
Virginia Is rendered by the Supreme
court Of the United States,
Attorney General Pollard Is in re-
ceipt of a communication from Major
Holmes Conrad of counsel for the
certificate holders in New York. say
ing that he will enter a motion for the
appointment Of receiver for any
money that shall be paid by West
Virginia as the result of the court s
decree.
Members of the Virginia debt COM
mission think whatever money West
Virginia is required to pay should be
paid to the State of Virginia and be
distributed by it, instead of through a
receiver Virginia claims that II is
entitled to receive the interest on that
part of the debt due by West Virginia,
which was paid by this State after
West Virginia had been formed from
this Commonwealth. Major Conrad
is Of the opinion that this money. ag
gregating about sh0o,00o should also
go to the bondholders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20
NAH HE, WAA HOO?
HEAP BIG CHIEF
MAYOR AINSLIE GIVES GLAD
HAND TO VISITING BLACK
FEET INIIANS.

Big Chief Ainslie yesterday hand
ed the glad hand to a lot of Indians
from the far Western reservations lie
handed the glad hand just as he mas
been doing for the past year or so.
The Indians real ones, took a look at
the Big Chief. and grasped his init In
a friendly sort of way.
Mock Turtle Soup and Clam Chow
der, two of the Black Fleet tribe,
made a simultaneous speech. They
said
twah hoo, me gale WHO'D wah
Heap big Wah Pampum (See Web
sters Unabridged.) Heep big chief,
ma daily fire waiter. Safer keep UNI
way FUN. Sally BOO wan bumpum
fAlso see Webster's)."
There was great applause after this
speech. engaged in by many citizens
who happened to drop into the office
of the Big Chief.
At the conclusion of the speech. the
braves passed among the crowd and
disposed Of many strings of beads. ar
row heads, scalps and moccasins.
There were no pappooses, nor were
there any squawls. The Big Chief
handed the whole bunch glad hand
and hoped they would again appear
in our midst. and to the tones of the
tom-tom. the delegation OF red men
filed out noiselessly.
Richmonders yesterday had an OPP
portunity of looking upon real live
Indians. Members of the Blackfoot
tribe. on their return to Glazier Park.
Montana, from Atlanta, Ga, where
they had been attending the Shriners'
meeting, stopped Off in this city and
spent the day The redskins were
given an automobile ride through the
city, taken to the City hall and Capitol
and other points Of local interest. They
left last evening for Baltimore. where
they will spend two days before going
on to Philadelphia and New York, and
thence back to their home.
The Indians were taken to Atlanta
as the guests of the Aigiers Temple,
of Helena, and the Great Northern
Railway. They are travelling in a
private car and are accompanied by
their squaws. They attracted great
attention on their rounds over the
city.
Besides little Princess Cecile
Ground. daughter OF Jack Ground.
formerly of Carlisle. the following
warriors were in the party:
Fish Wolf Robe. Lazy Boy, Chief
Eagle Calf. White Culver, Bird Rattle,
Two Guns, White Calf Long Time
Sleep and the great physician. Medi.
cine Owl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20
FIGHT ON REISSUE
OF BAR LICENSE
JUDGE RICHARD SON HEAR
EVIDENCE IN TWENTY FIFTH
STREET CASE.

All of yesterday afternoon was con-
sumed by Judge Richardson In the
Hastings court hearing evidence for
and against the reissue of bar license 10
Charles Hubbard and G. II. Hopkins,
of North Twenty-flfth street.
Rev. ]. J. Wicker and Lawyer Willie
roy conducted the examination for
those who oppose the licenses and
Lawyers John Blake and Kirk Mat
thews represented the saloonkeepers.
There were innumerable witnesses
in favor of the reissue. including the
policemen--lnounted Officers, bicycle
men and patrolmen--who cover that
territory. In addition 10 these there
were a number of white residents IF the
section who testified there was no dis
order and that the section under
question appeared to he "a business
rather than residential section.
Much Objection.
On the other hand a large number
of people, including two colored
preachers, stated that there was OBJ
lection for several reasons: That the
locality is = residential section. that
many women and children have to
pass there in going to church and to
school, and that at times there is much
disorder at the two corners.
The most important witness against
the bars was s. p. Dowdy, assistant
secretary OF the Railway Young Mems
Christian association, who lives at 1899
North Twenty-fifth street. He de-
clared that he had to pass the places
several times a day, and that at times
he saw crowds gathered on the corners
engaged in loud and boisterous CONVEX
sation, using language unfit to repeat
He said that he had no special reason
for objecting, except that the con-
gregated crowds caused congestion and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20
SWANSON TO PILOT
BIG NAVY BILL

WASHINGTON. D. C.. May Ia
Senator Swanson. Of Virginia. will be
in charge OF the naval appropriation
bill when the senate takes IL up for
passage it was learned here today.
Senator Tillman. chairman of the
senate naval affairs committee. would
ordinarily manage the bill on the floor
Of the senate except for the fact that
fer several years his health has not
been good
here last week, when he secured con-
sent of the committee to incorporate
paragraph in the bill appropriating
$4,000, 600 for the construction Of a
big dry dock at Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20
Charters Granted

The following charters were grant
ed yesterday by the corporation com
mission.
Seaside Oyster corporation. Nor
folk. Va. capital stock. $4,000 TO
$4,000. Tilton Conklin, president,
r. s. Purdie, secretary~-both of Nor
folk, Va.
Radcliffe & Marks. Inc. Peters
burg, Va. capital stock. $500 to sto,-
600 Thomas T.. Radcliffe. president:
w. G. Radcliffe. secretary--both of
Petersburg. Va
Foreign charters:
The George Lumber company. 81
Cumberland, Nd, capital stock. $50
900. a foreign corporation domesti-
Gated. J, Paul George, statutory
agent, Fayerdale. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20

disorder Upon cross examination. Mr..
Dowdy stated that he did not think
any place suitable one for a bar
After the evidence had been given
Judge Richardson stated that he weald
take up tho case Of Phil Bagfey, ST 8
North Twenty fifth street, this after
noon at S:3n o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20

awarded to H c. Clarke at the price
OF 31s129.
H. w. Wainwright was designated
as the Instructor of swimming for the
summer playground commission. at $50
q month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20
Administrative Board

The administrative board yesterday
directed City Engineer Boiling to de-
tail n sufficient number of city carts
and hands to place the soldiers section
uf Hollywood In good condition for the
memorial services on May 3oth. The
hands and carts will be at work on
May 26th and 29th.
\ A contract for plumbing and sewer
work at Clark Springs property WAS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20

tReported by Rodgers. Plumer & Coz
Petersburg, Va. MAY 20, 1914
SPANISH
Farmers Spanish. arm. 1897 IL per
bushel
VIRGINlAS-
Fancy Jumbo. ~ 94%c per pound
Fancy handplcked. AZ ONO per
pound,
Extra prime. Az 14Mc per pound.
Prime. 4I4i4c per pound.
Smelling stock. "a. a &c per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20

RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
by Woodan e. scott COM
mission Merchants)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20
nlruuo>D sroch MARKET.

tCaptassous for interest paying
fcfGs sv~ at a price to wnlcn inter.
fst 1srsl he added Income bonds
nnd certificates % Indebtedness arc
eat
MSS Pea H. Caskfe r Bureh & CO.
( Main ST. Richmond, yal
Richmond Va May &c, qts
sTATF. SECURITIES
Pd, Asked
Va. 3s Old G ana r.. 1891 So $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20

RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on rCnnnAe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20
FOR RESULTS ADVERTISE
IN THE VIRGINIAN. THE
LEADING HOME PAPER.
NOTICE.

This Is to notify the public that I
will not pay any of Hunter Taylors
debts. nor will I make good any of his
acts or obligations.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by RonEers. Plumer Cor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-20
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
TOBACCO MARK EFF.

Richmond. Va. May 90, 1914.
LOOSE DARK FIRED.
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