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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28

year totalled $1,218,640.7O, a de-
crease of exactly $42,855.89 from
the previous year. Premium in
rease for the year were s57,087.29,
which with the decreased losses
makes an additional net profit to the
companions, over profits Of the pre-
vious year Of $~99,943.18.
The premiums paid by state resi-
dents for all classes of insurance, to-
tailed $6.206 ,594.75. and the com
panies paid losses on all classes of
insurance of s2,571,754.6-1, showing
a profit to the companies of nearly
$4,000, 900, or close to 200 per cent
on the amount invested, with the
profit paid in advance and available
for use a sthe investment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
PROFITS
Companies Find Fancy Picking In
South Dakota.

Pierre, July 28.-Although the
fire insurance companies are on
|stantly increasing their rates In
South Dakota, through the medium
of iron-c1ad combinations managed
by regular bureaus. the record of the
last fiscal yea shows that companies
operating in this state paid material
ly less In fire losses during the past
year n took out a greatly increased
amount In sums paid as premiums by
policy holders. Insurance companies
have had a prominent part in formu-
lating the insurance laws of this and
other states during the past few
years.
Fire losses paid In the state last
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28

burst out in flames before the fire
alarm was sounded and the fire com.
pany had difficulty in keeping the fire
under control. The loss on BUILDING
and stock is estimated at about SIG.
coo, covered by about $4,000 in.
surance. This was the largest fire
here in several years. Defective wir.
ing is supposed to be the cause oil
the starting of the fire.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28

VETS ARE ViCTORS IN TEXAS
Submission of Statewide Prohibition
Defeated.

Dallas, Tex, July 28.-With returns
from the Democratic primary still
incomplete the following results are
conceded:
Submission to statewide prohibition
was defeated by a majority of from
$1,000 to 10000.
James e. Ferguson of Temple, anti
prohibitionist, was nominated for gov
ernor By 30, 900 TO 40, 900 over Thomas
Fl. Ball Of Houston, former congress.
man. chosen by a prohibition state
convention to make the race. Demo
cratic nominations in Texas are equiv.
alent to election.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
To Jail for Malfeasance.

Eureka, Cal, July 2S.-Henry l..
Ford, former United States commits
sioner, convicted of malfeasance in
office. has been sentenced by Judge
Maurice T. Dooling of the United
States district court to. serve one year
In the Humboldt county jail and pay
a fine of 1900. Ford was found
guilty on each of nine counts OF an
indictment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction at his residence, corner Egan
avenue and Tenth street, on Tuesday
August IL. 1914, the following list
of household goods: Bed steads
springs. mattresses, chairs, tables
china closet, wash stands, gasoline
stove, couch. kitchen utensils and
other articles too to men.
ton. Sale will begin at l o'clock p
m, and continue until all goods are
sold.
R. c. McCallister, Owner
DIR. w. e. Kinney, Auct
&C. A. Stensland, Clerk.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
If Kidneys and Bladder Bother, Then
To1ey's Kidney Pills

Overworked kidneys will break down
If not helped. When they can no longer
protect the blood and the body from the
poisons that come to them, then look out
for Bright's disease. serious kidney trou-
BILE and bladder annoyance. Foley Kid
ney Pills are your best protection. your
best medicine for weak, sore. over
worked kidney and bladder weaknesses.
For Sale by all druggtsts.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
Veteran Iron Master 10 Dead.

Reading, Pa, July S.-William
H. McEllvain, retired from master, is
dead here, aged seventy-three. He
was interested largely in a dozen
transit, electric, gas andl banking cor
porations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
King Georges Aide succumbs.

London, July 28.-Henry Strut,
second Baron Felper. is dead. He
was sixty-four years old. Baron Eel
per was an aide-de-camp to King
George and chairman of the county
council
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
DEAD MAN AT TIE THROTTLE

Engineer of Passenger Train Strick'
en- at His POST.
Sterling, ILL.,, July ga dead man
held the lives CT scores of passengers
on the Overland Limited in his life
less hand.
When the train entered Sterling at
sixty miles an hour and showed no
signs of slackening, Joe Garrison,
fireman, investigated. He found En-
gineer Louis Van Wick of Chicago
dead.
Van Wick had been dead.from heart
disease for some time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
NEW RECORD IN DEEP SEA
DIVING.

New York, July 2S.-Arthur
Gentsch, a diver, descended to
a depth of PIP feet in Long
Island sound, establishing a
new record in deep sea diving.
The apparatus in which
Gentsch ventured to depths be-
fore unexplored is an ingen-
iously constructed submarine
vessel. II is built entirely of
metal, ard the diver is bolted
and screwed securely within.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
Poincare Cancels Visit,

Copenhagen. July 2S.-Raymond
Poincare. president of France. can
celed his intended visit to Copen
hagen because OF the critical Euro
pean situation.
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Buffalo, N. Y, July 28.--Seven per.
sons were injured. two probably fatal.
ly, when a street car ramined a motor
truck carrying thisteen pas sngers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
BIDS

Sealed bids will be received until
8 o'clock p. M, Saturday. August 1,
for moving the schoolhouse from its
present site, northwest corner sec
ton 4, Orland township. to a site on
the southeast corner of the same sec
ton. The right is reserved to reject
all bids. Bids should be mailed to
Dan O'Connell, Clerk. Winfred, Rt. /.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
Queer Tn ngs That
Turn Up In the News

To make sure she was free Yonkers
woman got a second decree against her
divorced husband.
Chicago man who boosted be had
smoked cigarettes sixty years set his
bed on fire doing over one and will
smoke no more.
Meanest burglar soaked finger of
fourteen months baby, Helen Boeck-
lin. Kent. Orleans county. n. Y, and
stole her gold ring.
Wife No. 2 refusing his request for
a divorce. Baltimore man went to the
cemetery and killed himself on the
grave of wife No. /.
Stung by bumblebees, New York doc
tor dropped the steering wheel and
nearly killed himself when his auto
mobile ran into a fence.
Andrew Miller. who regulates auto
speeding for Secretary of State Mitch
ell May OF New York, was himself fined
$50 for driving thirty miles an hour.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
G. O. p. SENATORS TO,CAUCUS
General Legislation and political, Out.
look viii Be Discussed.

Washington, July 28.-Senate Re-
publicans have been summoned to at
tend q party conference 10 s~discussithe
trust bills, general legislation and the
political outlook. Some difficulty is
expected concerning the latitude to
legislative program.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19
Base Ball Team
Needed in Glendiive
# the City is to be Represented BY |
Base Ball Team Players Should
Be Secured Now

4
The time is near at hand when the
followers Of baseball in our city will
begin to consider the advisability of a
team for the coming season. From
reports many Of the neighboring
towns will have representative teams
during the coming season. If we
wish to have good base ball team
IN the city this season we must get
busy now. If we expect to secure
the few necessary good players it
behooves as to get them before they
are engaged elsewhere. With few
good play ers and what material there
is in the city at the present time it is
safe to say that the Glendive will
have one of the best teams in it's
history. We are located in the center
Of locality where base ball is most
popular. The towns around us are
not too far away to make trips very
conveniently and teams from other
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19

away by any state fair and the fact
that the entry has been made so easy
and simple gives every farmer in the
state Of Montana an opportunity to
compete for it. All that is required
is five sheaves Of wheat. any kind,
and three bushels Of threshed wheat
from the same field and Of the same
variety. The Cartercar automobile is
just one of the few Of the many spec
ial premiums that the state fair is Of
fering this year and it is announced
that by the time the regular premium
catalogue is published that the Offer
ings for all farm products will exceed
those of 1918.
Already great many farmers
have written to the fair offices at
Helena regarding the Cartercar auto
wheat premium and over 25 actual
entries have been made so far and the
management expects that . special
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19
Free Auto For
Wheat Prize
Montana State Fair to Give Free
Auto for Best Wheat Exhibit
AT State Fair this Fall

Helena, March IS. "A brand new
automobile worth $l40O is being given
.vav free as a premium by the Mon
,ans State Fair this year for the best
wheat exhibited at that exposition
this fall and it is expected that the
greatest array of this grain even got
ION together will be shown. After
The state fair it will be taken to the
Panama Pacific Exposition at San
Francisco to help make the Montana
booth revel in the grain for which it
holds worlds honors. The Cartercar,
the auto selected for this prize, re-
tails for sl4O0 and is the latest model
number touring car, for five passen-
gers. with the highest class of work.
manship throughout, completely
equipped with electric starting and
lighting devices.
A premium of this worth and mag.
nitude has never before been given
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19
Officers for Proposed
New Cosniy Recommended

The following officers for the pro-
posed County Of Richland were recom-
mended by the mass meeting Of the
Democratic electors held at Fox Lake
last Saturday.
For County Commissioners, John
Bowden. p. J. O'Conors, G. P. Spin
barney; Sheriff, William Arkle; Trea-
surer, Wilmot Palmer; Clerk and
Recorder. G. J. O'connell; Clerk Of
Court. N. F. Mccarthy; County
Attorney. r. ]. cowles; Supt. Of
Schools, William Alexander; Sur
veyos, Edw. Baer; Public Administra-
tor, George Rhode. Sr. Coroner, rr.
julius Frankl.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19
Minnesota Mutual Life To Enter
Montana

Albert Smiley, former superinten-
dent Of agencies for the Twin City
Life Of Minneapolis has resigned his
position with that company to accept
the General Agency Of the Minnespta
Mutual Life. who are about to begin
operations in Montana Mr.. Smiley
will have his eastern Montana head
quarters in this city. In short time
his family will join him here. Mr..
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19

smiley is considered among the lead
ing life insurance men Of the country
as regards the amount Of business
produced IN period Of several years.
u is also the intention of the COM
pany 70 make losns on real estate in
this section Of the state. The Mime
sofa Mutual Life is one Of the
leading old line companies of the
Northwest having been in operation
for period Of twelve years in the
state Of Minnesota.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19
Council Proceedings

The city council met on Monday
evening in regular session. all officers
being present, Aside from discus
sion Of the collection Of poll tax for
the coming year, it was decided to
advertise for bids for the furnishing
Of steel cells and window gratings for
the Jail in the new city hall, also the
regular cement work and sprinkling
of streets.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19

towns may profit. 1t is possible
that . small league might be formed
to good advantage. A three game a
week affair would meet the require
ments Of all who are interested in
base ball. With Miles City, Terry.
Wibaux, Beach. Dickinson and possi-
bly, Roundup to depend upon it is safe
to say that base ball would not be
losing proposition during the coming
season
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19
Monday is the day Of the Primaries.
Standing Of Contestants h The
Monitor Auto Contest

The following contestants have
been nominated for the Monitor auto
contest. The winner Of the contest
will be awarded 1914 Model. self
starting Buick Automobile.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-03-19

section Of the agricultural building
will be ret apart due to the popularity
Of this interesting and valuable con-
test.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-04
HALLADo MUERTo CON LA NucA
QuEBRADA.


Roswell, N. M, JUNO 2.-Marcial
Gonzales, I'm empleado de mucha con
fianza del Rancho "Circle Diamond"
por muchos amos, fue hallado muerto
cerca del Picacho aver con la nuca
%quebrada. Sc reclama por algunos ma
tivos IN aquella seccion que ellos sa-
ben qulenes cometieron ell hecho por-
que vieron a una persona con i'm garro-
tie golpeando al hombre. Ellos vieron
ell hecho que Sc estaba co~metiendo q
bastante d~istancia, de modo que no pu-
dieron evitar NADIA nj ayudar. Ell
cuerpo fue llevado d Picacho Y una
investigation fue tenida. Los nativos
reclaman que ellos saben quien fue la
persona, y que era I'm pariente de Con
tales. Ningunos. arrestos han sido he
chos todavia. Sc dice que Marcial y
su esposa tuvieron dificultad mos
cuantos dias pasados, que ella 10 deio,
Y desde csc tempo ha estado embria-
gado. La causa del asesinato no Sc
da- Marcial Gonzales era hiJo de
Francisco Gonzales del condado de
Lincoln. Este es el primer asesinato
en- Ell pals del Flcacho por muchos
amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-04
sERA rIRMADo YIN PRorocoLo.
Los M~ediadores Sc Esfuerzan Mucho
Por ReconciIIar 4 carranza con los
Demas Partidos Polfticos de Mexico

Niagara Falls, Mario 29.-La dispo-
sicion del probIema mexicano por Ia
mediacion ha progresado tanto al fin
de la conferencia de hoy que Sc anti
cipa que un p~rotocolo sera firmado la
semana entrante.
Las principales conclusiones han ST.
do satisfactoriamente tratadas en- prin-
cipio y ahora solo queda por determi-
mar 81 ciertas conclusiones, de menor
importancia, deben e incluidas en- Ell
fin de las negociaciones. Estas deben
ser motive y fin de la conferencia de
hoy.
Los puntos por tratar aun Sc reie-
rem a los problemas internos Y Sc sa-
be que es la disposition de los media
dores solo discutirlos en- forma de re-
comendaciones como gufa al nuevo go
bierno provisional que Sc espera. esta-
blecer en- Mexico.
Hasta donde ha llegado la DISPOSE
cion de los m~ediadores en- la elimina-
cion de Huerta. no Sc ha querido ha-
Ger pdblica. Aunque Ell elemento de
Carranza no ha tenido representation
la conferencla. los planes va for
mulados comprenden que Sc espera
a Carranza a I'm acuerdo para
apoyar ell proyecto de I'm gobierno pro-
.visional. Especialmente uno de los
mediadores abriga Ia esperanto de que
AN pronto como Carranzs Y sus patti
esien informados de las propo-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-04
-ADRoNEs NocTURNoe EN- LA
CASA De FRENCH,

@@. | I
Atentad0 de escalar S y robo,
FOR mayor parecen que Sc van hacien
do mqy comunes en- Santa Fe y 81 pa
5liec, especialmente las mnjereg auie
mes tienen Que pasar las noches sofas
mes tienen que pasar las rates sofas
en- sus casas demandan algunas medi
das e~n6rgicas de la policia para parai
estas depredaciones. Ell Jueves en- ID
noche dos Iadrones, quienes Sc cree
son los mismos que atentaron entrai
a la casa de la Sra. Baca la otra noche
Sc aproximaron a la Residential del In
g~eniero dc Estado Y de la Sra. James
A. French en- la Gale De Vargas donds
fueron vistOs cerca de las 10 de la no
che, causando bastante alarma d Ii
Sra. French y a sus dos hijas j0yenes
quienes Sc hallaban sofas en- la casa,
Sc cree que los hombres trafan bo-
tines y Sc manifestation muy buenos
~corredores cuando una piedra les fue
dirigida a u cabezas y debido a este
no Sc pudo obtener ningupa descrip-
cion. La piedra fue tirada por Bob
Wilson quien venia %regresand Il su
casa On la Gale De Vargas cerca dc
la Avenida de Don Gaspar cuando fue
iamado para que diera socorro. El
Sr. Wilson y la sta. French 81 hahiail
lido a las pinturas movibles con otras
personas y acababan> de regresar GUAM
do la Sra. French fue espantada por
los pajaros ladrones. Los ultimos cru
aaron Ell Tote y huyeron a~gazapados
por entire Ell jardin, hacienda su salida
a la esquina del portal en- lado oeste
de la casa. Ell portal esta varios pies
del suelo, No subieron, pero parecfa
que estaban hacienda fuerza yer por
entire las ventanas.
I'm perro que tiene la sra. French.
Mike" fue llamado para que signie-
ra a las "vigiiantes ayes nocturnass
pero estos desaparecieron en- oscuri-
dad. Sc mand0 aviso a la policia por
telefono y antes que llegara la policia
las noticias habian circulado que aten-
tado de robo, habia ocurrido en- la re-
sidencia de French. We're Boyle. j.
Porter Jones y otros muchachos de
Santa Fe q~uienes Sc hallaban en- la pla-
"a, fueron pronto a la casa en- un auto
m6bil q hicieron una examination
completa de la yarda y p~ropiedades
contiguas, pero va los pajaros habian
La aldaba en- la puerta del portal
de alambre de la Residential de French
removida en- algun tempo ell Mar,
ties en- la noche.
Uno de los dos ladrones, Sc dice
que 10 vieron venir saliendo de la var
la de Adolfo Seligman, la cual da
lrente a la Residential de French en- la
Gale De Vargas. Aparece que este
'e junto con otro hombre.
Cerca de un mes pasado Sc VIC un
lombre andar alrededor de la residen
ia de French va tarde en- la noche
zero NADIA falto en- esta vez.
Sc ha sabido que la Residential de
Iohn w. Marsh en- la Gale Marcy fue
'scalada I'm dia de la semana pasada
la noche abriendo una de las ven
grandes y varios ~artfculos de
alor fueron robados. La familia ha
stado en- Roosevelt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-04
M~ucHAcHo AVOCADO.
Norman Cunningham de IL Ahos de
Edad Sc Ahog6 en- ell Arroyo de
Pecos.

Pecos.
A las 2 de la tarde ell Sabado pasa-
do, Norman Cunningham de 10 amos
de edad. siendo ell 6nico hijo del Sr.
R. B. Cunningham y esposa, Sc ahog6
en- Ell Arroyo de Pecos al orfente de
Las Vegas. FL jovencito, juntamente
con otros muchahos Sc estaba baian-
do en- el arroyo. El m~uchacho no sa-
bia nadar y de consiguiente trafa un
aparato que 10 mantenia en- la super
ficie del aqua Despues de haber es.
tado en- aqua ayudado por este apara.
to crey6 que va podia nadar sin min
guna ayuda, pero antes que sus COM
paheros lie pudieran prestar ayuda va
seshabia hundido. Sus c%ompaneros in
mediatamente vinieron a la plaza y
llevaron al doctor Upton, pero des-
pues de haber sacado al mucha no del
aqua y despues de hacer todos los es-
fuerzos conocidos q la ciencia medi-
ca para resucitarlo ell doctor la do por
perdida siendo que va habia muerto
antes que 81 llegara a la escana. Sc
gun Sc dice este no es Ell primer acct
dente que pasa en- ese arroyo y que va
Sc han ahogado varios muchachos
allf. FL arroyo tiene mucha arena
movediza y es muy peligroso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-04
AL ITO sAMEuEL NO Sc LIE HA
oLVlDADo Ell RoBo DE LOS
$500 EN- LA EsTAFETA.

La vista de William McHenry, ms
hector de ~estafetas de Denver a Santa
Fe revive Ell rumor que el Tic Samuel
no ha conclude con Ell robo de los ST.
900 de la estafeta Ell cual ocurri6 en-
Santa Fe o entire este lugar y Lamy
algunos meses pasados. Sc ~recordara
que Ell parquete registrado c%ontenien-
do los billetes rotos m~andados por Ell
Primer Banco Nacional de auui al Pri-
mer Banco NacionaI de Denver, desa-
pareci6. varios arrestos siguieron,
pero las causas nunca Sc averiguaron.
rs bien sahido. no obstante, que Ell Tic
Samuel nunca da por perdido su es-
cudrinamiento de la genie que 10 ha
tanteado en- materias de e~stafeta. Ell
otro dia un Inspector cogi6 a un hom-
bre QUEEN 81 amos pasados rob6 una
estafeta pequena en- Alabama,
81 Sr McHenry vino aqui a testif-
,ar en- una causa de correos en- la cor
q federal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-04
los ALEeADos coMPADREs DE
sALAZAR PUEsTos EN- LIBER-
TAD.
semejante causa Alegada en- Contra
del contrabandista de Municiones
continuada Hasta Ell siguiente Ter
mino.

Dos compadres mas del General 10
Sc Inez Salazar portan la toga de Sa
lazar 'sin culpa', sus causas habjendc
sido desechadas ell Lunes en- la corte
federal. Son ellos Lazaro Alanis y
Rogue Gomez, q~uienes estaban acusa-
dos con la misma ofensa que Salazar,
aquelIa de c~onspirar para pasar por
medic de ~contrabando 100000 cartu-
chos a los federales al otro lado de la
frontera en- v~iolacion de la proclama
del p~residente Wilson.
La en- contra de Marcial An
dujos, uno de los otros, fue continuada
para ell siguiente termino.
En- la causa 179, de los Estados
Unidos VS.. J.. NJ. Sanchez, cinco dias
de extension de tempo para ~protocolar
una mocion fue concedida. La misma
6rden fue entrada en- Ia causa 209 Es-
tados Unidos VS.. Restituto S~andoval.
En- la causa $50, Estados Unidos VS..
Juanito Martinez, JUNO % fue fijado
para escuchar la mocion para I'm nue.
vo juicio.
Cuatro jurados nuevos rueron agre-
gados al pequeho jurado ell Lunes. Fue-
ron ellos H. H. Dorman, Manuel Mon
toya, Juan Olivas Guadalupe Macs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-04
SACRAMENTO Sc oPoNE A PAGAR
TAsAcIohEs PoR UN cARA-
LILO MuERTo.
Una de las Numerosas ouejas cuando
las Hordas de Contingencies Sc
Agrupan en- la Casa de cortes en- Ell
UItImo Ola del Periodo.

1 .ArHfH -~@~~ NH .
81 Lunes fue ell 1ltimo dia para Ell
pago de las ta~saciones de 1918 Y tam
bien fue Ell primer dia de la jupta dc
los c~omisionados de condado para dis.
cuitir ~protestas hechas por los ccntri
buyentes en- los amilIaramientos de
1914. La casa de cortes del condado,
por estas razone3, estuvo apihada TODD
el dia con contribuyentes quienes VII
nieron de varias parties del condado.
La junta de los comisionados de con-
dado estuvo particularmente intere-
sante. Todos los miembros del cuer-
pc Sc hallaban presentes Y dieron ca
ra a una muchedumbre grande de
genie TODD Ell dia. I'm hombre insisti6
que un caballo por ell cual el estaba
tasado deberfa ser removido de la lis
ia debido a que ell animal habia muer-
to, y el no tenia aseguranza. Hubo
b~astantes risas cuando entr0 en- elo-
cuencia en- su protesta en- contra de
en- un caballo muerto, mientras
cue 10 interrumpieron con sus protes-
tas. Finalmente { P~residente Jose
Ortiz y Pine Sc levant6 y dijo en- Es-
pafol que Ell cuerpo a~gradecerfa 81 los
contribuyentes venian de uno a la vez
modo que los negocios Sc pudieran
.1espachar con mas prontitud.
En- la oficiDa del tesorefo de conda-
10, en- ell otro Iado de la sala, veinte-
las estaban parados en- Inca esperan-
10 una oportunidad para pagan sus
a%saciones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-04
sEIs osos Sc coMEN cuARENTA
ovEJAs DE MARTINEZ.

Ell inspector de ovejas E. o. Speake
ha regresado a Santa Fe de un viaje
por TODD ell condado de Taos y reporta
que osos ~plateados, han hecho mucho
dano a las ovejas de Malaquias Mar
tinez. 81 bien conocido ganadero y
caudillo Republican, de Taos, matan-
do lie cuarenta carneros. Sc cree que
seis osos Sc comieron las o~vejas, aun-
que solamente un oso fue cogido en-
las trampas que fueron puestas para
ese fin. Esta era de la hermosa va
riedad plateada. FL periuicio hecho
por los osos Sc calcula en- 5000. Ell
oso agarrado en- la trampa fue halla-
do en- las montaas cerca del Vale Mo-
reno, cerca de 25 millas de Taos.