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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1907.
SANTA JTE NEW MEXICAN. SANTA FE, S,H
PAGE SEVEN
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Future Railroad Metropolis of New Mexico,
n j Located on Helen Cut-off of Santa Fe R'y
Belen is 31 miles south of Albuquerque, N. M., at the junc
tion of the Main Line of the Santa Fe System leading
East and West from Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston and
points East to San Francisco, Los Amgeies, El Paso and
Old Mexico.
1,000 business and residence lots, also 25x14$ feet, laid
out with broad 80- and 70-foot streets, with alleys 20 feet
wide, with beautiful lake and public park and grand old
shade trees; public school house, costing $16,000 ; churches;
large mercantile establishments; the Belen Patent Roller
Mill, capacity 150 barrels daily; large winery; three hotels,
Commercial Club; a population of 1,500 people; several
restaurants, etc. Belen is the largest shipping point for
wood, flour, wheat, wine, beans and hay in Central New
Mexico. Its importance as a great commercial railroad
city in the near future cannot be estimated.
The
Belen Town and
Improvement
Company
are owners of the
BELEN T0WNSITE
JOHN BECKER, President.
WM. M. BERGER, Secretary.
ALL FA8H LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AND
FREIGHT T1AINS OF THE SANTA FE WILL GO
OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO BELEN,
EAST AND WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
The lots offered are in the center of the city, well graded
(many of them improved by cultivation); no sand or
gravel. We need a first-class bakery, tailor shop, shoe
house, jeweler, plumbing shop, planing mill, coal and wood
yard, drug Btore, harness shop, etc. etc.; also a first-class
modem hotel
Our prices of lots are low and terms on easy payment;
title perfect; warranty deeds. One-third purchase mcney,
cash. Two-thirds may remain on note, with mortgage as
security, for one year, with 8 per cent interest thereon.
Apply at once for map and prices if you wiih to secure
the choicest lota.
The B
elen Town and Improvement Company
Hiwnam r Ttrrnrin wwntn m m
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SHERIFF MUST
PAY DAMAGES
Quay County Officer Sued By Man For
False Imprisonment Other
Court News.
Portales, N. M., Oct. 2!). The Oclo
ber term of the district court
for Roosevelt county, presided over by
Judge William H. Pope, has adjourned
for the term. A large number of cases,
both criminal and civil were disposed
of.
Perhaps the most interesting case
disposed of was a civil case in which
Milton Mason was plaintiff and J. A.
Street, sheriff of Quay county, was de
fendant. The case was one for false
arrest and imprisonment. Evidence
showed plaintiff had been arrested in
this county without a warrant and tak
en to Tucumcari and placed in jail and
no case was brought against him. The
defendant did not appear here In this
trial in his own defense. The jury
in the case returned a verdict in favor
of plaintiff and assessed damages
against defendant in the sum of $1,250.
The case against Byron Parish, on
charge of murder, was continued till
next term of court on account of lack
of court funds 'to try the case at this
time. Parish's bond was fixed at
$7,500, which he promptly furnished.
Two cases against Frank P. Jones,
one for discharging pistol in settle
ment, and the other for assault, were
continued.
Case against R. L. Bates, charge, as
sault with a deadly weapon, affray
happening at Texico in July, the jury
found defendant guilty of assault and
battery, and defendant was fined $100
and costs amounting in all to $155.20.
Case against J. L. Hylman, charged
with larceny of a pocket book at Tex
ico, jury found defendant guilty and
sentence rendered was one year in the
penitentiary, and costs, amounting to
$137,. 45, the penitentiary sentence to
stand suspended at discretion of the
court.
Case against John Rogers, of Tolar,
charged with carrying a deadly wea
pon, resulted in a fine of $50 and costs,
amounting to $51.45.
Case against John Oldem, for un
lawful carrying a pistol and flourish
ing same, sentenced to ninety days in
jail and pay costs, amounting in all to
$5410.
Case against Joe Barnes or Mayes,
charged with carrying and flourishing
!a deadly weapon, jury returned a vcr
J diet of not guilty.
! Case against J. J. Reynolds, for
j contempt, sentenced to thirty days in
I jail and $30 fine and costs of $42.2fi.
Case against W. IT. Boyldn, con
tempt, sentenced to ten days in jail
and pay costs of $20.15.
Two cases against Gertrude Ken
non, defendant plead guilty to charge
in both cases and sentence rendered
was a fine of $10 in each case and the
costs amounting to $90.40, and sen
tenced to sixty days in jail on each
case, jail sentence to stand suspended
but to be put in force by sherill in
case she resumed, either directly or
indirectly, the business of running a
bawdy house,
Cases of vagrancy against Ethel
Duncan, Maud West, Clara Williams
May Morrison, Gertrude Herroii, Bed
Hill, Amy Gilbert, Ray Smith ani Clo
Hawkins, defendants plead guilty and
were each fined $10 and costs, amount
ing to $9.70, also a jail sentence was
passed on each to stand suspended as
long as defendants remain out ot the
Fifth judicial district.
CENTRAL ISSUES NEW
PASSENGER TARIFF
j Effective December 5, 1907 Gives
I Round Trip Rates to All Points
on Line.
The Santa Fe Central Railway Com
pany has just Issued a new local pass
enger tariff which is effective Decem
ber 5, 1907. The new tariff gives all
the round trip rates to all points on
its line.
Children under five years of age
will bo carried free when accompanied
by parent or guardian; children over
five years of age and under twelve
will be charged one-half of the regular
rates, and when over twelve years of
age. full fare will be charged.
The following are the. round trip
rates between Santa Fe and the vari
ous points between this city and Tor
rance :
Donaciana, N. M.,55 cents; Vega
Blauca, N. M., $1.45; Kennedy, N. M
$2; Clark, N. M., $2.50; Williams Spur
N. M., $2.95; Stanley, N. M., $3.70;
Dibert, N. M., $4.05; Morlarty, N. M.,
$4.70; Mcintosh, N. M., $4.70; Ante
lope, N. M., $5.75; Estancia, N. M..
$0.20; Willard, X. M., $7.20; Progres
so, N. M., $8.30; Bianca, N. M $8.90;
Cameleon, N. M., $9.80, and Torrance,
X. M., $10.45.
WAHTS
TO RENT. Furnished .rooms, la
quire at 102 Chapelle Street. '
FOR RENT. Two furnished rooms
with modern conveniences. Apply this
office.
SIGHTS OF SANTA FE.
(Continued From rage Six)
San Miguel's Church. On College
Street. Believed to be oldest church
building in the United States still
used for public worship. Built either
in 1598 or 1607. Destroyed in 1692.
Rebuilt in 1710. Renovated in recent
years. In rear of auditorium stands
bell cast in Spain in fourteenth cen
tury. Vespers Sunday evenings at 6
o'clock, attended by Christian Broth
ers and pupils of adjoining Saint
Michael's Colle a. At other times, ad
mission 25 cents. Adjoining is the
oldest cemetery in the South-est.
The Santa Fe High School. On the
Old Fort Marcy Military Reservation
famous in military annals and after
abandonment granted to the City of
Santa Fe for public school purposes.
The Garita. On the hill below and
west of Fort Marcy. Ancient Spanish
fortress along walls of which mile
factors and traitors were executed. Ad
joining oldest cemetery In the United
States.
United .States Indltr Industrial
Training School. South of the city.
One of the large Federal Indian
Schools of the United States with al-
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Single
and for light housekeeping. 317 San
Francisco St. F. Andrews.
FOR RENT. Three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping to adults
only. Apply XeV Mexican.
FOR RENT On Palace Avenue.
Residence and grounds of Amado
Chaves, adobe building, commodious,
warm and comfortable. Handsome
grounds surrounding same. Can be
occupied November 1st. Apply at the
New Mexican office.
uiosi 4UU pupils, repre&entiug a score
of tribes.
Saint Catherine's Indian School.
Opposite National Cemetery. Con
ducted by Sisters of the Holy Sacra
ment. IndiauB from many tribes in
attendance.
Sunmount tent City. At the foot
of Talaya Mountain, southeast of the
city and overlooking it. A Sanitarium
successfully conducted fr the cure of
consumptives.
The Territorial School for the Oeat
and Dumb. This h the third of a trio
of important public institutions, situ
ated just south of the city boundary,
but within the boundaries of the Santa
Fe Grant.
Nagel's Pinecroft Ranch. Adjoins
Sunmount Tent City and is charming
ly situated amidst pinon and cedar.
Guadalupe Church. On Guadalupe
Street, Over a century old. The altar
paintings and those in the sacristy
are of especial interest
Old House. On Do Vargas Street
opposite San Miguel Church. Tradi
tion has it that It was built by Pueblo
Indians long before Spanish occupa
tion and was occupied by Onate In
1598. It has been continuously occu
pied since but upper story was re
moved in recent years while interior
has been frequently renovated. With
out doubt the oldest continuously oc
cupied house in the United States.
The Capitol. Dedicated 1900 replac
ing that destroyed by incendiaries in
1892. All Territorial offices and Ter
ritorial library in building. Fine view
of city and mountains from dome. In
Capitol park are to be found larger
variety of trees than in any other
park in New Mexico.
Saint Michael's College. On Col
lege Street. Oldest school for higher
education of boys west of Missouri.
Campus includes athletic grounds.
Conducted by Christian Brothers.
WITHIN THIRTY MINUTE8' WALK.
OF PLAZA.
Fort Marcy. Ruins of old fort
erected on hill overlooking Santa Fe
from north. Elevation 229 feet above
Plaza. Commands fine view ot city
and surroundings much admired by
President Roosevelt upon his visit to
Santa Fe several years Good
wagon road to the top.
Perez Monument on Agua Frla Road.
Marks spot where Governor Perez
was assassinated August 9, 1837, by
Santo Domingo Indians.!
Rosario Chapel and Cemetery.
Chapel was built in commemoration
of retaking of city from the Pueblos
in 1692 by DeVargas. This Is the ter
minal of the DeVargas procession held
each year In June.
National Cemetery. Beautifully lo
cated commanding a fine view of city.
Burial place of veterans of the Mexi
can, Civil and Indian Wars. The only
National Cemetery in New Mexico
and Arizona. Upon gravestones may
be read the names ot many warriors
famous In Southwestern history
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Mail and Passenger Line between
Roswell, N. M., and Torrance, N. M., j
daily, Sunday included, connection j
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Leave Torrance on arrival of Rock
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Running time between the two
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On-line Stamp, over 2 and not over 3$ inches long. .20e
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One-line Stamp, over 3 and not over 5 inches long. . .2$c
, Each additional line on same stamp, 20c.
One-line Stamp, over 5 inches long, per inch 35c
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(Curved lines on Stamp count as two lines.)
Borders of all shapes, under 3 inches long way, 25c eitra.
Larger sizes at proportionate prices.
Where type used is over one-half inch in size, we charge
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DATES, ETC.
Local Dater any town and date for ten years $1.00
Ledger Dater month, day and year in i-inch. ..... ,50
Regular line Dater 35
Defiance Model Band Dater 1.50
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Pearl Check Protector 1.00
SELF-INKING STAMP PADS.
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