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BIBLICAL RYNG.

Watertown Public Opinion: General
Byng undoubtedly subscribes to the
doctrine that it is more blessed to
give than receive.
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The Denison people who wouldn't
clean up their places this fall because
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
City People
Show Great Interest
In Coal Rate Case

The people Of Silver City, particular.
ly, are Interested in the coal rate case
which recently came before the state
corporation commission and which
now goes to the state supreme court.
This is the information received by
members OF the commission on the
return Of Chairman Hugh Williams.
~ told the folks down in Silver" said
Mr.. Williams, chat the coal rate case
would not take long before the su-
preme court, in my opinion, as 1t takes
precedence wei other cases, and
hoped they'd soon hear whether this
increased rate is legal"
Mr.. Williams says that the drouth
has hit the Silver City region and that
farmers and stockmeh seem much dis
Outraged, but say that II rain comes
even within a week or 10 days, it may
tide them over. The price Of feed is
very high.
The state corporation commission
may have to go to Lordsburg soon to
settle a controversy over the telephone
situation. The commission had al
lowed an increased rate for phone SER
vice, but with the proviso that the
service be made better.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
men NOT CALLED BY
DRAFT BOARD, Or THOSE
REJECTED, CAN ENLIST
LIEUT.. HARRY cRoNENHERc,
HERE ON RECRUITING MISSION,
CLEARS UP MIsuNDERsTAND-
ING; SKILLED ENGINEERS I'M
DEMAND

.4.T"| IM
Men may enlist IN n army or ma
tional guard, which is now federalized
provided they have not yet been caile'
before the local exemption board.
This was the statement OF Secont
Lieutenant Harry Cronenberg OF thu
national guard, who is assistant re
cruiting officer OF the FL Paso district
There seems to be a misunder
standing about the privilege of enlist
ing" continued the lieutenant. "Mer
who have been called before the board
and have been rejected may still en-
iist ana go before the examiners o.
the army n guard"
Just now the national guard as well
as the regular army is In dire need
OF musicians, the lieutenant says. An
other branch or he service that needs
men badly is the quartermasters' corps
Ior COOKS and bakers. The infantry
is always open for more men: also
the neld artillery n medical corps,
as well as h signal corps for radio
and telegraph operators.
ANY one wishing to apply for enlist
ment may consult with Lieutenant
Cronenberg at the local post office up
TO Friday, and may also give their
applications to the local postmaster,
james I. Sellgman, or his assistant.
Skilled Engineers Wanted
One OF the objects of Lieutenant
Cronenberg's visit to Santa Fe at this
time is to call the attention of the
public to the need of Uncle Sam of
skilled engineers for, service in
France
In this war;" says a bulletin he
has received from the government,
the duties OF engineer troops are SO
varied that any man with technical
training can be used and so placed
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
Money For the
Relief Of Americans
In German Territory

Washington, Sept. 11.-4For relief
of American citizens in Germany or
German occupied territory and Amer
lean prisoners of war who maybe
taken by German forces, Secretary
Lansing today asked congress to APP
propriate $4,000. Mr.. Lansing also
asked for $1,000 for special allow
ances for diplomatic officers at Hong
Kong, Saigon, Tsing-Tau, Darien and
Vladivostok so as to adjust their of
fetal income to the cost of living. He
also asked for $S25,000 for allowances
for clerks at overworked consulates
$4,000 for contingent expenses OF
foreign missions; $4,000 for clerk
hire and other expenses at the state
department to keep up with the wal
developments and $4,000 for travel
ing expenses Of this governments
diplomatic and consular personnel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13

Do For the Bar Association o. Il
Phillips, Ration.
Address, What the Bar Associa
ton Should DO For the Lawyer" II
IM. Dow, Roswell.
Address, New Mexico Appellate
Procedure" e. r. Wright, Santa Fe'
Miscellaneous business and discus
sion.
Wednesday Evening, 8 o'clock
District Court Room
Address to the State Bar %associa-
ton by Hon. John H.. Atwood, Kan
sas City bar. Subject: 'Pressian
Purposes"
Thursday Morning
District. Court Room.
Report Of Committees.
Investigation.
History of Bench and Bar.
Election Of Officers.
Presidents Annual Address, "Sup-
stantial Justice and the Law"
Address, ~"Influence Of Early Span
ish Laws on Laws Of New Mexico
A. A. Sedillo, Albuquerque.
Afternoon Session
Report Of Legislative Committee
and other special committees.
address, Some Common Mis-
takes in Pleading" J. Nv. Armstrong,
Carlsbad. [,
Address, practice In Bankruptcy
Courts" John f. Simms, Albuquer-
que.
Address, practice and Procedure
Prior to the American Occupation OF
New Mexico" r. e. Twitchell, Santa
Fe.
Address. "NonPolitical Selection of
Judges" M. G. Mechem, Socorro.
Thursday Evening
Banquet at Z o'clock at the New
Mexico, Military Institute,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
MEN WILL
BE- sent BACK To ELL
RANKS Or NEW Mexico
REGIMENT AND BATTERY
ALT bousT SET Ar REST sy
TELEGRAM FROM ADJUTANT
GENERAL MCCAIN; OVER 1000
MEN NEEDED

In connection with the announce
ment made that 40 per cent Of the
drafted and accepted men in the state
will start for Camp Funston, near
Fort Riley, Kansas, on Wednesday,
Sept, 10, 1t is interesting to note thai
many OF these men will return to New
Mexico to full up the New Mexico
infantry and battery. 1t is estimated
that New Mexico's regiment needs
over 700 lei for the infantry and 1884
for the battery.
That New Mexicans will. be drawn
from Camp Funston, lea Fort Riley,
to fill up the New Mexico regiment, is
made plain by a telegram from Adju-
tant General Mccain Of the U. 8,
army, a copy of which has just been
received by Adjutant General James
Baca. The telegram was sent to tho
commanding general of the Nine
tenth division, at Camp. Travis, Fort
Sam Houston, Texas, and is as fol-
lows:
"A sufficient number or drafted men
from your division will be assigned to
fill to maximum strength the Thirty
sixth division and the Arizona and
New Mexico troops Fortieth division.
Before proceeding with the Organiza-
ton of your division ascertain by d.
rect correspondence with the COM
handing generals of the Thirty-sixth
division, Camp Bowie, Fort Worth,
Texas, and Fortieth division, Camp
Kearney, Linda Vista, CAL, the num-
hor ne man ran,,srad FOR tbic p,,rpnua
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
Three Branches of
Uncle Sans Army;
How Designated


Just what title should be used in
speaking of the various land forces
now in the United States wal ex.
planned at the Office of the adjutant
general this morning. The regular
army is designated by the well-known
initials, ~. s. A." But then, there
is a new army, the National army,
and that is designated by III. 8. N. A."
There is a third large body of fight
ing men who are in the national guard
of various state. 1t is true they have
become f~ederalized, but they are not
the U. S. army nor are they the new
National army. The men in the
guard have this title: III. S. N. G."
In addressing officers and men OF
the various divisions of the govern
ment's fighting forces on land, there
fore, 1t is easily seen that there is a
distinction which, If used, will tend to
avoid confusion
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
BIG COST|LLA DAM
NEARING COMPLETION
10y Special Correspondents


Costilla, N. M, Sept. 11.-One OF
the most important private enter
prises in New Mexico is now well
along in its construction. One year
ago last spring work was commenced
upon the reservoir in the Costilla can
yon, 20 miles east of Costilla and 81
miles up the canyon. All last sum-
mer and until it became too cold to
work, about 100 men were employed
building the cement foundations for
the dam across the canyon; this foun-
dation is 300 feet wide. ALL this year,
since weather permitted, v e 200
men have been employed, construct
ing the face of the dam. Steam
shovels are busy filling dump cars
which are carrying earth to fill in
between the two walls of rock that
are being built.
1T will require about eight months
OF work both day and night to
complete this dam which will reser-
voir water e several hundred
acres OF land at the head of one Of
the most beautiful canyons in the
west and at an altitude Of about TO-
900 feet. The river bed will be used
to convey this water to the canals,
now being dug from Costilla and will
irrigate 10000 acres of land owned by
the Costilla Estate Development com
pany in Taos county.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
Colfax County Will
Issue $4,000 Of
rssssszzss
Road Certificate.

Ration, N. M, Sept. 10.-Twenty-two
thousand dollars in certificates are
being issued by the county commits
sioners for road Improvement in Col
fax county. This amount is in excess
of the usual expenditures for road
Improvement in Colfax county. This
amount is in excess Of the usual ok
penditures for road purposes and it
will be divided among the various
roads, to be used very largely, how
ever, on the designated state roads.
The Raton-Des Moines road will re-
ceiye a large share OF the money.
Bids for the sale Of the certificates
are 0 being advertised for and
will be opened about the middle OF
the month.
The road building program above
mentioned does not include the ex
tensive improvements made on the
Old Trail route, in which the Federal
government and the state partici-
pate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
MORA COUNTY BOY
SHOOTS SELF IN ABDOMEN

RATION, Sept. 1O.-Jose Alexan-
dro Maestas, a fourteen-year-old
boy from Mora county, is dying
at the county hospital from a
gnnshot wound in the abdomen.
The boy had been hunting rabbits
nea Morley, Colo, and in walking
about over some rocks slipped
and discharged a 20 caliber rifle
which he was carrying. The bull
let entered his abdomen on the
lower right side and penetrated
tissues near the liver. He was
Immediately taken to the county
hospital at Trinidad but was sent
from that place, to Ration for treat
ment because OF being a resident
of New Mexico.
When brought to Ration the boy
was found to be in a very serious
condition and is expected to die
at any time.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
PROGRAM OF ROSWELL MEETING
OF STATE BAR ASSOCIATION

Roswell, N. M, Sept. 10.--The
~thirty-first annual session OF the
New Mexico Bar association 70 be
held in this city September 1S-19-20
promises to be the greatest gathering
OF its kind ever held in this state.
The following is the program that
has been prepared:
Tuesday Morning, Sept. f8
Address Of Welcome, G. A Rich
ardson.
Response, Judge Lorin C. Collins.
Reports Of Secretary and Treasur-
or. ..
Report of Committees.
Admissions.
Executive,
Appointment of Committees.
Miscellaneous business.
Address. DUTY Of Lawyer to His
Country in Whr," W. G.. Hayden, Las
Vegas.
Afternoon Session
Conference of Judges, Supreme and
District.
Conference Of District Attorneys.
Meeting of Committees.
Law Reform.
Investigation.
Auditing.
Tuesday Evening, 8 o'clock
Reception to members Of the State
Bar association by the Chaves Coun-
ty Bar association and citizens of
Roswell, Hotel Glider.
Wednesday Morning
Morning in the country. M.
Luncheon at the County club.
Afternoon Session
Report of Committees: Law Reform
Legal Education.
Address, Change Of Venue by the
State,' Fl. B. Holt, Las Cruces.
Address, What the Lawyer Should
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
INDIAN GOVERNOR
ASKS DAMAGES FOR
4 FALSE ARREST

Alleging that he has been damaged
in his dignity and suffered damage to
his feelings as well as considerable
humiliation by what he charges was a
false arrest, Ambrosio Martinez, gov
ernor of the Indian pueblo Of San
Juan today filed suit in federal court
against Jose Aida Maestas, justice Of
the peace, and Manuel Bustos, con-
stable, of San Juan, claiming $4,000
damages and $400 additional dam
ages. Plaintiff alleges, through his
attorney, E. d. Tittmann, that he was
unlawfully arrested on Indian lands
and had to take a trip to Rio Arriba
county to appear before the grand
jury, and while the grand jury exon
Grated him that it cost him 5000 for
travelling and other expenses. The
complaint, while not stating OF what
charge plaintiff was arrested, de-
clares that the arrest took place May
20 of this year and that plaintiff was
"unlawfully imprisoned"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
SLAYER Of
WOMAN AT VAUGHN
FLIES TO MOUNTAINS
GUADALUPE COUNTY SHERIFF
PURSUING JUAN GONZALES,
ACCUSED OF NUMBERING MRS.
GREGoRIA SANCHEZ

Las Vegas, N. M, Sept. 11.--Juan
Gonzalez, who is being sought for
the murder Of Mrs. Gregoria San
chez at Vaughn last Tuesday night,
is hiding in the Chupainas mountains
north of Relia, and Sheriff Jose Mar
quez, OF Guadalupe county, is closely
pursuing him. Gonzalez has a COM
panion with him, whose identity is
unknown, and, as the sheriff has dep
uties assisting him, 1t is likely a gun
battle will take place before the al
legged murderer is captured. Gonzalez
is known to be a desperate man.
Sheriff Delgado and Deputy Lopez
were notified by the Guadalupe coun.
ty sheriff that Gonzalez had been
traced to the Chupainas mountains.
which are about 20 miles from Las
Vegas in a Southerly direction. He
gave the officers a description Of the
man, so that they might be able to
pick him up should he come to Las
Vegas. Sheriff Delgado Immediately
began an effort to apprehend Con
zalez as oon as the mar should be
found in San Miguel county territory.
Mrs. Sanchez, according to a letter
received from Vaughn, had not been
living with her husband for about
three weeks, her home was in Santa
Rosa, but she had gone to Vaughn.
The Vaughn authorities say there is
little doubt Of Gonzalez guilt, but do
disclose the cause for, their belief,
they can produce the evidence
before the grand jury. Mrs. Sanchez
was shot twice, presumably with a re-
volver. One bullet entered at the cor
ner of the left eye and emerged at
the back of the head. Another pene-
trated the right breast and came out
through the back. No motive for the
is given.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
IS BURNED At
MADRID. BY EXPLOSION
OF FIRE EwXT|NGU|SHER

While testing out a fire %extinguish-
er as a p%recaution against fire in the
Morgan Jones mine at Madrid Sun
day evening, James Watson, a miner,
was severely burned about the face
and right hand. He was brought to
the sanitariuh here yesterday after.
noon by DR.. Churchill, physician at
the mine, and by several friends, and
Is receiving medical attention.
Watson was able to talk today and
says he was probably 1000 feet down
in the mine when the accident occur
red. He was accompanied by two or
three miners and they brought him
to the surface. The accident, he
says, was due to the explosion of the
fire extinguisher when he struck it
against the mine wall. He was rem
dered unconscious for several hours.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
Livestock and Meat
Rate Increases Have
Been Suspended

Washington, Sept. 11.-Proposed
general increases in freight rates ON
livestock and fresh and dressed meats
ON virtually all lines Of the Missis-
sippi river district which were to
have become effective September Is
were suspended today by the inter
state commerce commission until
January IL next.
The proposed rates covered virtu-
ally all territory east Of the Missis-
sippi and north OF the Ohio river.
They were the outgrowth of the 10
per cent rate case, in which the rail
roads sought to obtain a fiat increase
of fifteen per cent on virtually all
products handled. Failing to receive
the Is per cent increase, the roads
filed new tariffs proposing increases
In the rates Of livestock and meats.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
Deadly ~ Rifle
Ends Life of Girl

Tucumcari, N. M, Sept. 11.-Lucin-
da Lucero, aged 16, living in the west
part of town, was accidentally shot
and killed by Eugenio Hernandez.
1t seems that Hernandez was try
ing to clean a 20 rifle and was stand
ing outside the door. The girl was in
the house near the door looking out,
In some way the gun was discharged,
the bullet striking the girl in the
forehead.
A physician was hastily called but
there was no hope of saving the girls
life, and she died about an hour after
the accident occurred,
Judge Hunter empaneled a coro-
ner's jury which found that the de-
ceased came to her death by reason
OF accidental shot from a 20 callber
rifle in the hands Of Eugenio Herman
deZ."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
Aims at Squirrel,
Kills Companion;
Boy Shoots Self

HNHHMN .M HmI.MM HNHN""
RATION, N. NJ, Sept. 10.--Ben-
jamin Gieske was accidentally shot
in the neck and instantly killed
by a man named Shaw, while the
two were camped on Ponil creek.
Gieske and Shaw, who r part
ners in placer mining, were camp
ed on the Ponil for a few days
outing and had been hunting dur
ing the day before the accident.
Shaw, in attempting to shoot a
squirrel, misdirected his aim, the
bullet from the rife striking
Gieske in the neck, causing death
almost instantly. A coroner's jury
was called and found evidence ex
onerating Shaw of blame for the
killing. Silver and currency
amounting in all to $155 was found
on the body.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
Final Conference on
Germany's Reply to
Pope's Peace Note

Berlin, Sept. 1.-THE special COM
mittee of seven ~reichstag deputies se-
lected to confer with Chancellor Mich
aelis in conjunction with a similar
number of members of the federal
council, met late this afternoon for a
final conference on the German reply
to Pope Benedict's peace proposals.
AS the sessions of this body have
been primarily Of a consulting nature,
1t is not supposed that a vote on the
final draft of the German govern
ment's answer to the Vatican was
taken.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
SERVICE TO
AID IN RAISING A
SECOND REGIMENT
TEN MORE BATTALIoNs OF FOR
ESTERS AND LUMBERMEN TO
BE KNOWN AS TWENTIETH
ENGINEERS

Albuquerque. N. M, Sept. 10.--The
U. S. forest service has been request
ed to assist in organizing ten bat
talions of foresters and lumbermen to
be known as the Twentieth engineers
(forest) regiment. Each battalion
will be composed of three companies
of $50 men each. The forest service
has just finished assisting the war
department in the formation of the
Tenth engineers ~(forest).
With the exception of master engi-
neers and commissioned officers, all
men will be enlisted as privates.
Grading for non-commissioned offic-
ers of the regiment after its organiza-
ton. Commissions and warrants as
master engineers will be issued by
the war department upon the recon-
-mendation of the forester.
U. s. army recruiting officers have
been instructed by the adjutant gen
eral to accept men properly qualified
in their opinion for enlistment in the
regiment. The recruiting officers
will also accept for enlistment men
issued recruiting cards by listing Of
ficers for the forest service If proper
ly qualified.
The following classes Of privates
will be listed: Clerks, stewards,
buglers, motor, truck operators,
motorcycle operators, cooks helpers,
teamsters, sawmi1l hands, woods
cooks, horseshoers, black
smiths and harness makers. Machin-
lists and millwrights Of high grade
will be recommended as engineers.
Application blanks and information
to the regiment can be secured
from the district forester, Albuquer-
que, N. M, or from forest supervis-
ors.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
Fruit Going to
Waste in San
Juan County

Major J. H. Toulouse, who is in
charge Of industrial clubs for boys
and girls, is in the city today and
says that he is leaving for San Juan
county at once in response to a tele-
gram stating that thousands OF
pounds of fruit are going to waste
in that county. my plan is to get
the children after school hours to
work in conserving this valuable food
and to get the parents to make evap-
orators and save this fruit which
may be greatly needed this winter"
said the major. Major Toslouse will
be taken by auto from Gallup TO
Pennington.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-09-13
NEW MINING COMPANY

The Old Soldier Mining, Milling &
Development company. authorized
.capial $1,000, 900, all paid in, filed ar
ticles of incorporation here today,
The incorporators are Mike Wolf, T.
w Wilson and T. L. Presley, all OF
lMagdalena. 4,
The Black Cloud Mining & Milling
company. also of Magdalena, filed an
amendment increasing its capital
from $350,000 to $2.000,000.