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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
County District
Court Stsrts Jan. Ia

Carlsbad. N. NJ, Dec. S1.-District
court convenes in Carlsbad on the
18th OF January, with Judge G. A.
Richardson presiding. The jury We
hires we're drawn on December IS,
and are now in the hands OF the sher-
if and his deputies for serving.
Judge Richardson will preside in
Eddy county the coming year. Judge
Mcclure changing places and hold
ing court in Chaves. where Judge
Richardson presided last year.
Deputy Sheriff Cooper reports the
arrest at Roswell of w. B. Bush,
wanted in Carlsbad for issuing worth
less checks. and under indictment in
Eddy county since 1915. The man is
in Jail in Roswell, and after the
Chaves county authorities get through
with him he will be turned over to
the officers Of Eddy county.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
HAS TWO
CHANCES TO GET
OUT OF COOLER

East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Dec. Sill
he fails to pass the physical examina,
ton for entrance into the army and
If the federal authorities do not bring
charges Of white slavery against him.
Abraham Philip Abel, who has been
in jail here for several weeks on a
charge Of seduction, and who has
been suspected of being a Stacker,
will be free to do as he pleases. The
San Miguel county exemption board,
by a majority vote, found that Abel was
not guilty of wilfully evading the
draft, after making a careful investi-
of his a Abel has prom
ised to marry Miss Marie Chavez,
whom he is said to have brought here
last fall from Allison, la Plata coun-
ty, Colorado. The couple we're living
together as man and wife at the time
Abel was arrested. When taken into
custody Abel had enlisted in the
United States army here, and had re-
ceiyed transportation with which to
go to FL Paso to be examined. 1t was
believed that he enlisted with the
idea Of getting a ticket with which to
run away from the young girl he had
brought from Colorado. The girl Is
still in Colorado. and 1t is said that
her parents will not consent to her
marrying Abel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
SAFE Food AdmInIatrator Ralph {

State Food Administrator Ralph c..
Ely has issued the following:
Santa Fe, N. M, Dec. ~, 1917.
To All Wholesale and Retail Grocers;
Frequently reports are being re.
ceived at this office Of the selling OF
sugar and flour in quantities which
indicate private boarding. This is
true In other states likewise. 1t is ut
terly impossible for the food admins
tration to protect the food supply OF
all of u people II a few are permit
ted to disregard its suggestions. We
are therefore instructed to observe
the following regulations in the hand
ling OF these commodities:
Retail Sugar
Sugar should be sold in towns and
cities to consumers in 2 to s 10 pound
quantities; to farm and rural u s
toners in 6 to II pound quantities,
to ranchers 20 miles or more from
market not to exceed 5 1-2 pounds
per person in their households with
out special permission from this Of
flee.
Retail Flour
Flour in towns and cities should be
sold in eighth to quarter barrel guam
titles; in rural and farm communi-
ties in quarter to half barrel quanti-
ties; to ranchers rs miles or more
from market not to exceed one-eighth
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
QUESTIONABLE TO
Be FILLED BY ALL.
WILL BE SENT TO ALL MEN
HERETOFORE INDICTED INTO
MILITARY SERVICE

Governor Lindsey was notified to.
day by Provost Marshal General
Crowder to have all exemption boards
in New Mexico informed that ques-
tionnaires must be sent to all men
who heretofore have been indicted
into the military service. This is not
taken to mean that any men already
drawn for the army are likely to Sc
cure release, but that the government
wishes to have the same exhaustive
information regarding them that It
will be in possession of regarding
those later to be taken.
General Crowder also has asked
that all local boards be informed that
no more men are to be taken for serv-
ice in the signal section Of the avia-
ton corps. nor for the quarter.
masters corps. Men VINO previously
have been accepted for these
branches of the service. which ara
stationed respectively at Kelly Field,
San Antonio, Tex, and Camp John
ston, Jacksonville, Tenn, are to be
held for orders. Induction of men In
these lines of service was stopped on
the request of the staff corps in
charge. County boards were notified
today by Captain r. c. Reid, federal
disbursing officer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
CATTLE AND HORSE
GROWERS TO MEET
IN TUCUMcAR| JAM 10
THIRD QUARTERLY SESSION OF
EXECUTIVE BOARD TO SELECT
DELEGATES TO LIVESTOCK
CONVENTION IN SALT LAKE
CITY.

Albuquerque, N. M, Jan. 1.-The
third quarterly meeting OF the execu-
tive board Of the New Mexico Cattle
and Horse Growers association is to
be held in the court house in Tucum-
carl, N. M, January 10, 1918.
BY holding these meetings in the
different sections OF the state 1t is
hoped by the executive board to get
in closer touch with the stockmen to
the end that this association be made
q truly statewide organization. Many
questions OF Importance to the stock
lei Of the state can only be handled
through a we'll organized body.
Through the efforts of this associa-
ton the raise Of 10 per cent on the
tax valuation of cattle was reduced;
and through the cooperation OF this
association with other state ~organiza-
lions they have secured an %appropria-
ton Of $4,000 for immediate use in
the fight against predatory animals
and rodents.
Delegates to the annual convention
Of the American National Live Stock
association in Salt Lake City, Utah,
January IL, Is and 16, 1918. will be
selected. This meeting coming as It
does just before the national conven-
ton gives the stockmen Of New Mex
ice an excellent opportunity to clari-
fly their views and be well prepared
to present their side Of the questions
Of utmost Importance to the stock in
dustry. Questions such as: Effect OF
war on the livestock industry; the
cotton seed meal combine and what
steps should be taken by the federal
government to regulate the supply
and price Of cottonseed meal and
cake; land designated under the $40
acre stock-raising homestead bill; res
ervation of driveways and water
holes; classification and disposition
or control of the remaining public
lands not designated as applicable to
filing under the G40-acre law; some
proposed changes in the grazing regu-
lations on the national forests; exter-
mination Of predatory animals and
rodents, and many other questions of
like Importance.
1t is the desire Of the association
that every stockman in the state be
benefited by this organization, and all
persons interested in the vital ques-
lions of the day governing the live
stock industry in New Mexico are
urged to be present.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
ENTIRE cossAcK REGION
MENAcEs BOLsHEvlKI

With the entire cossaek territory
reported aroused against the Boise
wiki, General kaiedines' troops are
advancing toward Moscow and fight
ing with the BoIshevikl has been re-
summed at kurst, about 200 miles
south Of Moscow. All men Of mill.
tary age on the cossack reservation
have been called to arms, and II Is
reported that General kaIedines has
1000 officers, including many Of the
Russian regular army, also under his
command. The situation In the Ru.
manian front Is reported to be very
serious, the Humankind having rebeli-
ed against 5cIshevIki agents.
Train service between Riga and
Petrograd has been resumed.
A report has been received In Lon
don that members Of the American
railway mission to Russia stationed
at lrkutsk, siberia, have been ar
rested by the BoIsheviki. Chairman
John r. Stevens Of tho Mission and
other members were reported In To-
klo several days ago. New decIara.
tons regarding German peace terms
will be Issued within 10 days, ac.
eordlns 10 a Munich, Bavaria nows-
paper. II Is said the attitude Of the
e~nterte powers, presumably toward
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03

piled by North America during the
year ending 0stober /, 1916. Cabled
information had not been of a salts.
factory nature and personal contact
with the statistical boards and food
administrations of the countries con.
cerned was necessary in order that
necessary data could be made avail
able.
t2)-The curve OF shipment Of food
stuffs required from North America
from the United Kingdom, France
and italy was fixed for the year end.
ing 1918. It Is believed that the pro
gram worked out In the conference
with the several in~ter-allied execu-
tiyes dealing with supplies of food.
stuffs will grant greater facilities for
the distribution OF foodstuffs at a
lower cost in terms Of tonnage and
transportation.
(3)--In order to permit the United
States to visualize the problem Of
food control in North America, plans
we're worked out whereby the gov
ernments of Great Britain, France
and Italy agreed to put into effect q
legalized and compulsory control Of
foodstuffs in these countries.
,()-The creation by the inter
allied conference in Paris of an inter
national scientific committee on ali.
mentation to consist Of two represen-
tatives each Of the United States.
Great Britain and Italy. This commit
tee to be in continuous session in
Europe for the purpose Of studying
the alimentation Of the allies. This
committee to stand In an advisory ca
pacity to the food administrations OF
the afore-named countries.
(5)-Dr. Taylor, the representative
of the food administration on the
mission, represented the United
States department of agriculture in a
conference held in Paris to consider
the problems Of food production in
the allied countries during the year
1918. AT this conference an inter-
allied agriculture committee was ca.
tablished to consist of one delegate
each from the United States, Great
Britain, France and Italy to sit contin-
uously in Europe and to act in an ad-
visory capacity to the governments
named.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
$780, 900 FOR THE
CARLSBAD PROJECT
TO BE VOTED ON

Carlsbad, N. on, Dec. S1.-There
was filed by Secretary Scott Etter to.
day a petition signed by the required
number of shareholders requesting
that a resolution be passed at the
coming election authorizing the ex-
penditure Of half a million dollars on
the Carlsbad project.
The expenditure is for cement lin
ing and drainage and IL done will
put in firstrcIass condition all of the
places where water is lost.
The vote, II carried. will add SCI
per acre to construction cost, but will
be repaid after 90 years. In other
words, 1t will not be repaid until the
present charges are paid out and will
draw no interest
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
Rufus Poker
Gains Fleeing;
Coon is sPccIcd''

Rufus Haynes, colored, consid-
cred himself a lucky individual
last Monday at Clovis when, after
a session at poker with Henry
Jefferson, he arose from the table
with all the money that the trio
had possessed before the little
gathering was opened. He
changed his mind shortly after
wards when, as he was vending
his way home-why is that when
people 60 home they always
wend?--an automatic pistol was
pushed against the front Of his
Trench overcoat and he way IN
vited to raise his hands aloft.
Haynes complied and was relieved
Of the money. Jefferson and
Henry, who were operating the
artillery, told Haynes they did not
think he won the money fairly,
and that he'd jess have to peel
it often him" Jefferson later
paid a $50 fine for carrying a gun
and the other two gave up $40
and costs for gambling.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
PORTERFIELD ON
SELECTING BOARD

Silver City, N. NJ, Jan. 2.-Lieu-
tenant Colonel w. 9. Porterfield OF
this city, who Is now stationed at
Camp Kearny. California, is a mem
Der Of the board to select men for
the officers training camps which
will start another course OF instruc.
tion after the first Of the year. Only
enlisted men in the army will be ad-
mitted to these maps. Heretofore
the camps were open to all who show
ed the necessary qualifications Of be-
coming an officer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03

will carry, in the future, a sufficient
number of coaches to take care OF
local traffic. The corporation com-
mission was unable to get the road
to agree to put a sleeper on the
train, due to the fact that Pullmans
r in unusual demand because OF
war transportation conditions. An
effort vas made to get the Santa Fe
to handle local traffic on train No.
3, the California Limited, but 1t has
not resulted successfully.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03

FARLEY is LIKELY

~ DE Ed
London, Jan, 2.-Germany's peace
terms showed positive annexationist
plans on the part OF the Central
Powers and are unacceptable to Rus.
STA In their present form, the Bol.
shevid delegates reported to the
soldiers and workmen's council on
their return from Brest-Litovsk to
Petrograd.
Previous reports that the negotia-
lions had been broken off appear err
roneous, in view of the context of
this statement, which takes a re-
sumption OF the parleying for
granted. 1t is declared, however,
that In case the German delegates
insist upon their terms, Russia will
not make peace with the German
imperialits." Her peace will be
made with the representatives of the
people, the German socialists" the
spokesman for the Russian delegates
insisted with evident reference to
the often expressed hope of the Boil
sheviki for a social revolution in
Germany.
From other reports II appears that
the Bolshevike detected annexationist
purposes on the parts of the Germans
in the proposition by the latter that
the central powers troops should not
be withdrawn from Poland. Lithuania
and Courland. the Rusaiana holding
that 1t was impossible for these
provinces freely to choose their own
political destiny until every German
soldier had left their territory.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
Michigan Man Will
Succeed Lansing Bloom

Magdalena, N. NJ, Dec. 31.-Rev. A.
Caldwell, of Evart, Michigan, he's been
called to the passionate Of the Presby-
terrain church at Magdalena. This
church has been without a pastor
since the resignation of Rev. Lansing
B. Bloom, who left to accept the secre-
taryship of the Board Of Historical
Research, a position to which Mr..
Bloom was peculiarly fitted. Rev. Mr..
Caldwell is a talker of more than ordi-
nary merit and will be an addition to
the ministerial forces of our town.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
FOOD ADMINISTRATION RULES ON
RETAILING OF FLOUR AND SUGAR

barrel for each person in HIS house
hold, without special permission
from this office
Advertising
Any advertisements tending to in
duce customers to increase their pur-
chases of sugar or flour during the
present crisis are decidedly against
public policy. The best interest OF
the merchant will be conserved in the
long run by advancing the use OF
other foods. You are requested not to
sell flour or sugar to persons who are
requested not to sell flour or sugar to
not your regular customers, this be-
ing intended to avoid duplication OF
purchases.
Wholesale Quantities Of Sugar
Wholesale grocers should not sell
sugar in quantities in excess of 1000
pounds at a time to a retailer. Sugar
should not be shipped on back orders,
nor without a positive order from the
buyer. Wholesale 'grocers should s
every precaution at their command to
prevent duplication Of sales which
may give to a retailer the opportunity
to have more sugar than is necessary
for conservation distribution, al out
lined in the second paragraph of this
letter.
Yours very truly,
FEDHRAL FOOD ADMHNISTRA.
TON FOR NEW MEXICO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
DELEGATES 70 WOOL MEET

Albuquerque, ". M, Dec. S1.-Dele-
gates to the National Wool Growers
association convention in Salt Lake
city January II to 10 were elected
by the executive board Of the New
Mexico Wool Growers association as
follows: II. g. Abbott, OF Mount
Dora. ~. M; Edward M. otero, Of
Los Lunas; Walter Cornell, Charlie
Chadwick, and 4. C. Logan, secretary
Of the sheep sanitary board, Of Albu-
querque.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
FOR GRAZING
PERMITS Ma

NOTTCE is hereby given that all
applications for permits to Craze
cattle. horses, hogs. sheep and
goats within, the SANTA FE MA
TIoNAI4 FOREST during the sea-
son of 1918 must be filed in my Of
flee at Santa Fe, New Mexico, on
or before January rs, 1918. Full
information in regard to the graz
ing fees to be charged and blank
forms to be used in making appii-
cations will be furnished upon re-
quest. JOSEPH G.. NIRCgIER,
Supervisor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03

Continued on Fage %
feated by the Italians. the war office
announces. Half a o of vessels
loaded with enemy troops were dis
persed at Intestadura when the cross
ing was attempted.
~Intestadura is on the west bank Of
the Piave, 10 miles from its mouth.
1t is just above the region flooded by
the Italians to protect Venice and
about five miles below the Senzol
bridgehead, which the Austrians
abandoned after having had a foot
hold there for several weeks on the
western bank OF the river.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
CHILD HIT BY
AN AUTOMOBILE

Little Lucille Romero was run over
last week in Estancia while the streets
we're crowded with automobiles by
Barney Freiliner's big car. but up to
this time has shown no indication OF
serious injury. Mr.. Freilinger was
driving slowly whren the child darted
out a short distance in front Of him,
tripped and fell. Barney used the
brake, but the distance was too short
and the wheel passed over the child's
body.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
SHOOTING RESULT
OF FENCE FIGHT

Clayton, N. NJ, Jan. 2.--In what is
reported to have been a quarrel over
a fence line between the two places
Of Lewis Dallas and stephen Digger,
last week, Digger was shot by Dallas
through the chest, Just under the right
shoulder.
The injury was at first believed to
be serious but later reports indicate
that the Rosebud ranchman will re-
cover. Dallas 10 being held by the su-
thor;ties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
REoUIsIrloN

Governor Linrsey has honored the
requisition Of the governor Of the
state OF Ohio for Howard Beck, who
is charged by indictment with shoot
ing with intent to- kill. Beck is be-
lieved to be in Gallup under arrest.
Gus Skiddie is the agent appointed
to take Beck into custody and remove
him to Ohio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
SLAV FARLEY

Continued from rage -
peace negotiations at which 1t was
not represented officially. They do.
manded that they should keep garri
sons at Riga, Libau and other stra.
tegic points.
Slavs Incorporating
THE Russian delegation acting on
unequivocal Instructions from the BOZ
sheviki authorities took an uncompro.
missing attitude. They said self-defin-
ition was impossible until the last
German soldier had left the country.
Further, they jeered the German, ask
ing what they proposed to do. They
asked whether they intended to take
Petrograd and feed 100000 starving
folk; or to disarm a revolutionary
country in which every workman had
a rifle. They also asked what tho
Germans proposed to say to their
own democracy which protested a
couple OF months ago against the
proposed annexation of Poland and
Lithuania. They remarked that they
wore surprised that even the Prus-
sian junkers had such audacity. The
Germans asked time for consideration
and begged that this stage OF the
negotiations should not be published.
The Russians refused to allow this
and left Brest-Litovsk.
Negotiations for a general peace at
Brest.Litovsk were adjourned Decem-
Der % until January A.. Since then
at Brest-Litovsk and in Petrograd
representatives of Russia and the
Central Powers have been discussing
informally points to be settled in
the event of a peace agreement be-
ing reached. Provisional agreement
has been reached on some points,
but the Russian proposals regarding
occupied territories were not re.
ceived with favor apparently by the
Germans.
"A report from Amsterdam on De-
cember 81 said that DR.. Won Kuehl-
mann, the German foreign secretary,
would appear before the foreign com
mittee of the German Bundesrath ON
Wednesday to explain the status of
the Russian negotiations.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
Roop.

OLA comprehensive and accurate
estimate was obtained OF the food in
the possession Of the allied nations
and Of the amounts that must DO sup
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03

The Estancia Savings bank has
filed with the state corporation com
mission an amendment 10 its certi.
ficate OF Incorporation, increasing Its
capital stock from $4,000 to $25.0 oe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
ITALY WINS

Continued on rags o.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03

Continued from rage II
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-01-03
AMERICAN TROOPS

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