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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
GOVERNORS WILL GO.
TO WASHINGTON IN 4
Chartered PULLMAN
WILL START FROM DENVER SAT-.
uRpAY NIGHT AND REACH Ma.
TioMAL CAPITAL DAY BEFORE
PUBLIC LANDS CONFERENCE.

Governors from western states GO
Ing TO the public lands conference ut
Washington VIII travel eastward
from Denver on the night OF january
~ IN a chartered Pullman car anu
reach Washington on January I3,
the day before the conference, ac-
sofding to q letter to Edward Everett
Young, head Of the soldier settle
ment board from Governor D. W..
Davis of Idaho.
The letter said that eight western
governors had advised Governor
Davis that they would be in Denver
on tine morning OF January 10 Tor
the preliminary conference at the
Albany hotel and that at last three
more we're expected. Those who are
certain to be there are Bamberger,
Utah; Carey, Wyoming; Snoup, Col
Campbell, Arizona; Hart,
Washington Davis, Idaho. Larrazo-
10. New Mexico; and Mcdowell, Mon.
tRna.
These governors, all Of whom are
members Of the League Or Pubic
Land States, will plan their pro-
gram for the Washington conference
the way eastward and, according
to Governor Davis letter II Is hoped
that they will have q fairly complete
program worked out when they reach
Washington.
PAMPHLETS ON PUBLIC
DOMAIN TO SENATOR'S
More than 900 pamphlets giving
The history Of the public domain
mailed to Washington, D. ~
today for distribution among sena-
tors and congressman by Edward,
Everett Young as secretary Of the
Of Public land States as a.
step in preparation for the cessioni
1f preserved and upappropriatedl
public lands that Is to be asked of
congress as the result or the Wash
Ington conference Of governors.
The pamphlets were semi to Cou-
Beniguo g. Hernandez Of
New Mexico and ne was asked to
place one on every senator's and
svery representatives desk.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

what / had done, and asked what ! should
do. They told me to take DR.. Pierce's
Fav0rite Presentation which Is o womans
medicine: Tho Golden Medical Discovery
which Is d tonic; and the Anurlc Tablets
for the kidneys / took all Of these medi-
cines and today l have o strong, healthy
baby girl, also 4 am better than ! ever was
before.
II can never thank Df. Pierce enough for
bis kindness in giving me advice all during
expectancy and in Rnaiyzlng the samples,
free Of charge, that ! sent to him.
Il would be glad tQAnswer any questions
that | can ia regard to what Dr.. Pierce's
wonderful medicines did for me.''-MRS.
H. p. SIMPSON.
Stockton, Cal.s-sIhad feminine trouble,
displacement, Inflammation, terrible head
aches, terrible backache and q catarrhal
condition. / also had indigestion very
badly. Ihad tried other things but nothing
seemed to help me until I took DR.. Pierce's
Favofite Prescription, II cured mel got
well and strong. I took three bottles. -
MRS q. BOuDON, 0E. South st.
When q woman complains Of backaehe.
dizziness or pain-when everything looks
black before her eyes--a dragging feeling.
or beafing-down, with nervousness, she
should turn to this temperance, herbal
tonic, known as DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. II can be obtained in almost
every drug store I'll the land and the iagre-
dents arc printed III plain English on the
wrapper, Put up IN tablets or liquid. DR..
Pierce, Of Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y,
will send a trial size for 10 cents.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
MUNICIPAL F|LTERAT
SPRINGER USEFUL AS
FINE SCREEN, STATES
REPORT Of ENGINEER
HEALTH DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL
SAYS THAT PLANT Is oBsO-
LETE AND PRACTICALLY DEAD
LOSS AS INVESTMENT.

Springer's ~fiitering plant is as use
full as q fine wire screen and gives
the people OF the town only fancied
security against water-borne diseases,
H. r. Gray, chief OF the division OF
sanitation, says in a report to Dr..
C. d. waller. head OF the health de-
partment, made after a survey Of the
municipal water supply.
The filtering plant located in an
adobe in the north end OF town, con-
sists Of d practically obsolete type
OF pressure filter, the report says,
having a rated capacity OF t75,000 gal.
Ions a day. Its actual capacity could
not be learned ais II had no recording
apparatus. u.
At the time he made the inspec-
ton, according to M. Gray, the filter
was not obtaining any results at all.
He says he found this to be the fact
by comparison OF the raw water and
the filtered water. The plant is de-
scribed as practically a dead loss as
an investment.
It might be possible for q skilled
and experienced man to run the plant
SO as to obtain az least fairly clear
water, says the report, but even then
40 protection could be expected
against typhoid fever and dysentery
should the germs get In the water be-
fore filtration. According 30 Mr..
Gray, the employment Of a skilled
attendant Is beyond springer's fInan-
cial means
The use OF alum at hte filterlng
plant Is recommended. Mr. Gray says
BIZ using a good grade OF nltering
alum considerable Improvement In
the appearance OF the water could
be obtained. At the time he made
his inspection no alum was being
used and, ne says. apparently mono
had been used for a considerable
time before his visit
Springer gets It's wafer from the
Cimarr0n river about two miles
above the town.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
ELEVEN MILES OF us.
AID Project NO. 5 IS
REPORTED SURFACED

Eloyen miles Of federal aid probes
No 3, from Tucumcari 70 Monte
81 Quay have been surfaced.
cofdlng 10 A. o. Peabody, ASA
atafs highway engineer. ne siHite3
tho protest last week. lie ekoe
thAf TIA entlro twunty miles 81 THIS
project VIII te finished m about
unnfha
anFlncing has haen laid fof 4
lAaer Sf f~o mlseA On project
IA north from Ration 10 ne
fado line. CIR Peabody stat
also visited thia project last
unlrss serious delays occur
count 81 weather. 81 expects thar
mFaiaet eih BE- comrleted BIZ Hf
The 2fnalnG - completed
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Telephone Fuss at
Lordsburu Cleared Up

MARS aFnln prevails u TIE seie
rholla circles Is LDrdsaafn The
Dandan Talephnne eoaateng of An.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM TO
PLAY MUTES Friday

rae hish achaol harket ball teauis
alli 1lsg fhu deaf and damb team
81 Ffsdny al nae arnnFJ Tha atsh
school rams wara agth teisMlrd taaf
friday Bat there VII several
chsnacs ID the ilas 70 saf lheY xfe
out n win. Ihn kans4 Nfn bah BE-
fufi 81 80 ana "a eftfypNt teees
~ quality ~ ~ teams uaE 80
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"a aealnas ne eeif4 af ne Htsh
,fheai 4 taqa n4t rame q fss1Fs
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
BREAKS COLn N
JUST A FEW HOURS
.tRapess Cold cnmpou8dH Instantly
Relieves Sfufflnsss and
M DfsfreaR

Don't stay ~stuffed-upl Quit blowing
ana snuffingl A dose Of "Papee
Cold Compound taken every Two
hours until three does are taken
usually breaks up q severe cold AMI
ends all grippe misery,
The very first dose opens your
elogged nostrils and the air passagef
OF the head; stop n0se running, ~
Iiepes the headache, dizziness, ieYer
ishness, ~sneezing, soreness and stiff
ness.
nPape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug stores.
It acts without assistance, tastes
nice. contains no quir ine-insist up
Pape'a. Adv.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
SANTA f RAILWAY
MUST PAY S45O FINES
UNDER 20-HOUR LAW

The Santa Fe railway must pay
fines amounting to $3.50 under judge
Colin Neblett's decisions In two
cases tried In the United States dis
trict court Monday in which the rail-
way was charged with violation Of
the 2S-hour law.
The railway ran afoul of the law
twice in making q shipment of cattle
for the Flower Pot Cattle company
of Phoenix 10 Kansas City-Once on
the run between Winslow and Vaughn
and again between Vaughn and Well
ington, Kan. The railway attorney
entered pleas Of guilty ID this case
and Judge Neblett fixed the fine at
500 on the first count and $3.50 on
the second.
In the other case the railway was
charged with breaking the law in
carrying a shipment OF cattle from
blackberry, Ariz., TO Denver. The
violation occurred an the run Der
tween blackberry and Albuquerque.
The railway pleaded not guilty in
this case, but was found guilty and
fined 500.
The railway was found not guilty
in a third case In which Il vas ali
legged that In carrying q shipment
from Tncson 10 Gray bun, Wyo., the
law was violated on the run be-
tween Deming and Albuquerque. A
second count in the same case charg-
ed the same offense ia transporting
a shipment from Magdalena to Den
yer. The railway was cleared on
both accounts,
The shipment cited In the first
count Wal made by n. 3. chapese and
That cited IN the second count BY
the J. WI. Elliott company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
NoTIcE ZOE PuRLIcArIoN

Department Of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Santa re. New Mex
leo, Dec. i6, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that
Alexandra Martinez, OF Caniilon,
N. M. who, on February ~,
1918, made Homestead Entry No.
0l78O6. for SEM SWH. SM
NEM SWA. WI SWA SEA, WA
sWA NWH sen Sec. s, NEH NWA,
NE MI sen NWN, WIZ NWA
NEA, MA NWk sWA NEA Sec. III.
r. rs n. R. 6 p. N. M. P. Meridian.
Has filed notice Of intention to
make 3 year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described. before
United states Commissioned, 1t Pack
View, Rio Arrlba County, New Mex
leo. on the SIN day OF February. 1870.
Claimant names as witnesses Juan
P. Martinez, Casimifo vasquex. Jose
Corpio Baca, Manuel 8. Martinez, all
Of Caniiion, New Mexico
FRANCISCO DELdADO,
Register
int Pub. Dec. 1s.-dast PUB. January
IL. 1920
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Sanitary Engineer
Making Inspection
Of Water Supple

II. A. Gray, chief Of the division 81
sanitation. state health department, -
making = long trio N The southern
part OF The state Inspecting city water
Nuprifea. His Itinerary calls for IN.
apeciions a nolcn. SDcorro. Naxsla.
lena. Hot SPRINGS. Las CfnteA lae
we'll Tulngnsa. ilaanFman. Lake Ar
lhar. Carlsbad. Loyington. NauHhn and
AlamoEogdo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Wardens Office
Now issuing Licenses

kfnntoga how ara AhSa 10 HNf
ileansas. Il Naa aanbnnee4 lndaf a.
he enma eanlnne ufnca The n1lte
y eepnlInd 4iln ne bits 81 floiA Sec
easafy tnf neinhimR th3 aaek geNsun
ana Supplies hhre been seHf ~ deIAtf
7fne 44rttr4 " thI nleeaa Ntafa
rAma licenses aft ssaslly eoii az ever
~ asaie
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
MALADY IN
ALBUQUERQUE IS cause
Of SECOND FATALITY
SOME DOCTORS SUSPECT WOOD
ALCOHOL POISONING, BUT
OTHERS HOLD CONTRARY
VIEW; BLOOD ANALYSIS BEING
MADE.

The second fatality as the result
OF the unnamed sickness that caused
the death Of Otto Fischer In Albu.
Querque a few days ago occurred
Sunday night, Mrs. Emil Otto, the
young mans aunt, was the second
victim.
The sickness remained a mystery
at the time of the second death, =
post-morten examination OF the body
Of Fischer failing to give any con
ciusiye showing. Doctors who Oh.
served the cases and who took part
in the autopsy differed in opinion.
Some said that there were symp-
toms Of wood alcohol poisoning, but
others did not agree and members Of
the family said there was no wood
alcohol in the house.
An analysis Of the blood OF the
first victim, begun by DIR. J. n. Yann
Alta, state p~athologist at AlbuQuer
que, Is expected to determine posi-
lively whether or not his death was
due to wood alcohol poisoning. It
was said today that the analysts 90
far had MOI showed any trace Of H.
Mrs. Otto was partially blind for
q few days before death and suffered
paralysis Or the throat, ii
was said, but. appeared to be Tecoy-
efing the day before she died. Her
sight was recovered and the paraly-
sis disappeared from her throat on
the last day Of her illness.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
New District Highway
Engineer at Work

Clovis. Jan. e.--N. y. Mctlnskey'
u this city. has heen named AZ dih'
frict highway engineer 10 take the
place OF d. ". Jones who has reelgned
TO accept . position with the chamber
81 commerce. Mr. MrCluekey N q
man u side experiences 10 road work
having been connected aifh much fed.
aral AID work IN various parts Of tho
efaia. lie has alrnadY assumed his
dstiea and y planning Work for tho
coming eeasen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
NOTICE ZOE PunLIcATloN.

Department Of the Interior, u s.
Land Office at Santa ne, N. NC, De.
csmbar lS. 1919.
NOTICE - hereby given that
Miguel Il. Montana or Hynr y. A.
who on October =. 1914 made Home
stead Entry No 021962 for Wa SEA,
IA sWH. Section "A Township II n,
Range r. n. N. p Meridian. han
filed notice or Intention 10 make
tfreo.yonr proof. 70 establish claim 20
the land above described. baloro
United Sfalea Commissioners. az stan
ley. Santa Pc county. N. NJ. ON 1ann
ary q. 1890.
Claimant namos a. Witnesses
Joe nlaek. Hyar. n NJ Auguatin
Chavea Stanley ~ M.i Vmianliu
Cndclarto. Stanley. n. NJ pat&in
Lnpee. Hynr. NJ Al
FRANCISCO DEI0AnO RnaialeE
lHt pub Ike is'leImnt pab Jan 1928
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Second Scarlet Fever
Case Found in City

ne Appearances o. anoiter eaps q
arafIfi Fever he afcaa8 since ~
ananinn ~ ma mshuniA latt fAN va
grnarfaA inths h. ~. 81 ID Nmhff
dIsa eifr .hyaielsn TAa ratie1i 4
a Fhlla aaa . pFmnff - ne ANt
fMmff A. ne first ehild a. h4fN tha
AfsessA Tkn ngni ~eeeesNret ipas
a4o
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
Hunter Fined 500
for Killing Grouse

killing dusky grouse cost Eduardo
Garcia 800 in the Justice OF the
ipeaue court at vanensitos. He plead
ed guilty TO the charge after he had
been arrested by WI J.. Perry a
scaler I'M the Carson national forest,
and wBz fined IN that amount.
The case was reported to the
game warden's office today by Dis
ffict FORESTER r. G. w. Pooler Of Az
b~uqueruue who. said that Perry had
asked the justice OF the peace TO
send his share Of the fine and wit.
ness Zee 10 the stats treasurer to be
placed to the credit Of the game pro-
lection fund.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08


Department Of the Interior. o. s. Land
Office at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
Dec. JIG, 1919.
Notice ID hereby given that Mrs
Willie Shields, formerly McFad-
den, Of Stanley, New Mexico. who,
on November 20, 1916, made Home
stead Entry No. 02S026 for East
half Section "a, Township 13 North,
r. II =. N. M. p, Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make Three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before United
States Commissioner, &C Stanley,
Santa Fe County, New Mexico, on the
9th day Of January. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses
Ed Young, of Stanley, N. M; J.. M.
Baughman Of Stanley. N. Nj. w r..
McFadden, Of Stanley, N. M: Dale
Moore. OF Stanley, N. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
First Pub. Dec. is, 1919.
Last Pub. Jan. is, 1920.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

.neeafgmeHt OF tha interior. n. =
Land Office W Santa Fe. NJ IT.. De
eember ih 1915.
NOTICE y hereby given that
Abraham L. Reeves u Venns. ~ NJ
vim. "a Angust ., 1918. madB Adj.
tianai Hurn1aleaa knsFf No a1f1I4 trr
SEA- Hetslaa y Township ~ npzth,
Ties neelee ~ lHtnnil0n 20 MAKE
lhrHeyoa nro1f - establish claim
10 sAa Lara shove described. h4faTs
Nntlnd alalaa Cnmmlnainnnr. a. at4n.
w sanfa W Eaunfg. n a. On Jan,
hStF ~ 1850
Niaimans names - Witnesses
tnhN 0tPAi1. Naffen NJ a George
II nAeseff ARE MaileFhefN aaa fA#
taa WfiFnt AZ 81 teN
EnAkrtsc0 DH4nAIv NtfItlef
iat eeh fNt isiHAast eah laa tB
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
SMALLPOX GAIN DROPS
70 z CASES IN WEEK.
FLU ALSO IS WEAKER
HEALTH DEPARTMENTS WEEK.
IN SUMMARY SHOWS ONLY 40
NEW CASES FOR WEEK AS
k0AlNsT 1874 FOR WEEK BE-

The health departments summary
for the week ending january 3
shows the increase In small pbx fol-
the seven days limited to two new
cases~a married. failing 0ff from the
gains made BY the disease for sew
eTal weeks preceding the last. In
.lfluenzafs gain also was held down
to two cases.
General Improvement in the health
situation is indicated as the sum-
mary shows that only so new cases
Iof communicable diseases OF all kinds
were reported for the week. There
were 1874 new cases Of all kinds in
the presiding week.
The weekly summary follows:
Chancfoid-TaDs 2.
MISUNDERSTANDING 2, Dona Ana
1, Grant 3, Otero 2, Rio Arriba Il
Diphtheria-Lincoln !, Otero 2,
Quay /, Taos q
Gonorrhea-Otero 1, Taos 2 Valen-
ella Il
Influenza-Otero 2.
Observation-Disclosures /.
Measles-Dona Ana 4, Otero s, Rio
Arfiba /.
Mumps-Befnalillo 2 Chayes 5,
Dona Ana /, Eddy s. Grant i, Val
encia Il
Pneumonia-COlfax /, Oker0 3, Sier-
"a 1, Taos l. Valencia !.
Scarlet Fever4Chayes q, Colfax J.,
Luna 1, Otero 4, Rio Arriba ! Union 4,
Septic Sore Throat-Otero s.
Smallpox-Sierra 2.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
HUNTER GOES TO
JAIL AT HANOVER.

Carlo Estrada, charged with hunt
ing out Of season. Is in Jail serving
a sentence, Justice OF the Peace
Joseph Landrum or Hanover reported
to The game warden's office.
Carlo and AIbino Estrada were ar
rested BY u n Mcclure, q forest
ranger, and Aibino paid a fine Of
$50. The Justice sent 4 check Tor
that amount and said that Carlo
wouldn't pay his fine.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

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OFFICIAL NOTES

Las LUNAs DEPOT H0UHs
Complaint comes from Los LaInas
to the corporation Commission that
depot hours at the station from 10
a. m. 10 9 b In. are -inconYenient and
cause the shippers unnecessary de.
lay. Much hay and other products
are bling shipped from there at this
time, The storage plant Of the state
highway department Is also located
at this point and much material and
supplies are being moved The ali.
trict engineer Mr.. ST. Morris finds
the late opening hour Of the railway
station very inconvenient. The com
mission win take steps to have this
short hour condition At the station
corrected
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
NroRpoRArIoMe.

The following companies have been
chartered BY the corporation com.
mission.
Mo crande on company a Texas
corporation, will have is principal
rlace Of business 10 Deining and y.
Il. Lockhart IL the resident agent
III principal business II the market.
ing OF petroleum products. Capital
stock $3.50, 900. Of which $4,000 Is
paid up.
Tho Realty Mortgage company q
Pofialcs will do 4 general real ~.
tfte and loan business. The capitol
Stock II ss0sD00 and par value Of
shares 500 IncorporatoFs are, w.
u. Oldham. W. q. Oldham and lofa
v Oldham Of Pofiaies.
The Western Alfalfa Milling com.
fany. 4 Colorado corporation, amends
ltk articles, Increasing the capital
nenk from 100000 % sif9.e90. par
-alie az uharuH 500 the principal
ptars % huainees "a ~ Dexter and
II. q. MAR "a resident agent nixon
q Elliott q president ana Orr Al
neTt sacralaFy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

|NA4ANNA IA N@ANtN k|AM
two of them. I
doctofed with two
Of osir local doctors
they told mo
1 had kidney trou-
BE. 1 began tax
ing Or. Pierce'a
hi Medicines, first
having written 10
Dr. PierCes III
yalids Hotel, ii
Buffalo, n, XII tell
ing exactly how I
was and had been.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08
For Motherhood
A Women Teatiiiss

OmAk. Wasb,In the Eve years We
have been married w have had three
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-08

First Pub. Dec. is, 1919.
Last Pub. Jan. is, 1920.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13
The 'Outlaws' Win.

The Switchmen's Union may have won gov
ernmental recognition and have curried favor
with it and the railroad kings but the Chicago
Yardmen's Association, the new industrial
union of the outlaw strikers has won the men
and the power that ensures future success
The Switchmen's Union is surrendering its
contracts in all parts of the country. 1t is CIV
ing up its strongholds to the scabherding
Brotherhood of Railray Trainmen. Thousands
upon thousands of its former members have
deserted it, refusing to become parties to its
decaydent policies and officials control. Only
a skeleton now remains Of the former mighty
Switchmen's Union. The body which formerly
gave that skeleton life and animation has de-
serted the dry bones of craft unionism and
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-08-13
Published weekly by the
Toiler Publishing Association
Telephone: Harvard S6S9

nce Sam doesn't mind if the workers know how little
~ they get out of the wealth produced by them Accord
ing to Washington dispatch the government has just put
under the of the workers the fact that only
family out of every ten in this country enough to
live in decency and comfort The Department of Labor
has figured out that in order to live in decency and
fort" family of five should have at least an income
Of $226O per year 1t appears the other hand that only
100000 persons have income of $4,000 per year That
many made income tax returns which required of
everybody who $4,000 If these two million represent
that many families, there remain hundred million
people, about twenty million families whose income is
below $4,000 If the workers they would take
the\h and proceed to find out why almost all of them
get less than enough than required to buy decency
and comfort for themselves and their families and then
get together aud make such changes in the industrial system
as will stop the two million from rbbng the other hundred
million of the opportunity for decent living
The wrong way Of gaining shop control is illustrated in
an agreement entered into by the Leather Goods
Workers Union with the manufacturers association Of that
industry of New York City The union entered into
tract for year providing for joint board of sanitary
CONTROL n joint employment bureau and other similar
rangements In place Of keeping their organization
separate and relying upon their power to compel the
manufacturers to make such improvements they demand
they have entered into partnership with the bosses help
them manage their factories The usual result of such
partnerships is unite the union officials with the bosses
to keep the workers in line for what the bosses want The
shop control which the workers should fight for is control