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T
THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY. AUGUST 27, 1910
Some Studies in
Constitution Building
Gathered From Our Country's History.
By DR. GEO. T. GOULD.
(Third ih r.r I
Til.- nfflni.i. i
J'1'..lÍSÍoll ill tllO
federal i ..tiM.i hi
admission of new
I'tiUcd Males iki
cvfi'v mi. in i Ins
i-niii vnuni; I he
sinus 1: "The
I guara nice in
moon it reptihh-
t nil form ol government." Three
coiisiituiiitrmi linii'.nuous nppi.y itidl
r.cilv i hi- formation m i nw
Ki-iiis. I'ln v in". "Full fn'in and
i reint shad be givi li in oil li hil.Hi to
the puhi'i' ti. is. records Htul iadieíal
.l at ceilings til im -l'V nlln-r state:
It. I- r if ifrri r.f i n. I) Hl:it ytir.lt In! n
1 1 1 1 . - í In 1 in liegos and immiinl
! 'if Míií'.m. In tin- eral Met'-:"
and "Tlim "hsl II nlNin .'Hi.l tlii laws
nf lht l iiili'il sil-i -.villi, h lililí be
mini" hi pnrmcinre tin rod. c i I nil
trestles mniii'. or which nhail he made,
under i lii- ui lim it y ..f the InPed
States, shall l.e lilt- supreme l.iw of
the lunil. (uní i!u- fudges in every
suite sii.-'M in- bound i beri'iiv, ii pv 1 lililí
in ill.' . -f T 1 1 ( 1 1 1 1 í . r or laws o I' ft 1 1 v
slat.- i. Hit- i .inn iii'V not ,v it hsia lid
ie.'. -
i'Miil 1he :i í f irmaf it
together vv .Hi Hi" three
lull. HIS, It, follow thii!
tile right to pasK llpftn
f HI íp'l I.I t inn,
indited litni-
'OIJgl'oKS ll.'l
till' lOllMítll
1 1. m lor a ir. .posed
stlllp to S"p
li.th. r It ii ovMos a r. ptihl.', nn lurm
ui Kiii f'ihminl. ii ti I that it does tint
contain iiiiv provision In ( onf!i"t with
the constitution in' the (iiited States
or the constitution .if ny Hite al
ready in the Ft. ion.
There are t.i mi vs. ti either of
which ii t-Trit'iry him; become n
stale, tli The territory muy peti-ti.-i
i ni ír f"i-v for fin "enablinfr int."
1: till." be in.iTit.'il, the governor n II
n convention of delegates, mid tlii'V
draft the it. sircl t ..nstttufi.on. k.-oji-
tug tntetaniiy in riln.l iho litiilt.'il ion
llllildv" m''tttt"tli'd. This const Illlt ion
1 miiimli tt d for ih- F..pi.uai in' toe
li.ot.l.. erd Minn it shall have h. en
r.itilit'.'!. tlo- if t of . otlí.'11'l'H Im'i .jtlli.K
iiMi,imi.. tul tin- ti'i si.iti n-
1 I . -1 i orK.'Uil'atluii In thf ii..L
tion of ii nif tiiin-r of (.tu;r.-M nti!
-Itn roioiin ulntp nti.J oitnt orfiilnln.
; ui- th- tirri'.irv, . i t In m tiilv
liiu for un f.tiHi.Iii: ii.-t. nuti- ir.uiif
Iik roiiwuti uioii f .rsi am! ili..i :ii.ly
i. i i . .m,'rt i" ( r ii'liiiifi .'!'. yiil'intliiiiK
in llIlt It it o I i Xhi-X lm.lv lit tU
liiiflli till'" í.' i r.iin-v (.l;-i'l fit..-..vo
thi' ili lim.'m il flit ..i lift n. I IH
criit.njf fiiil l i'i.'SIni; i).i- ;n .....s.-it
i 'iimi ii .it'on, nml tin- t , i rlti ! v tlnn
Ipiij.iiii"! h f.H... Tin ill. lion of
ii. -.'cv,. r nifi. i.!-. f.ilMtiM .it on-f.
An !.i' un N'ii M xi. o i!, i
riii-'l,
1 II. .t
imoll
I'll. II
i .un
!' rui fit a f, f inai-m io
fllinv v. to follow o'.ilor tilt'
llii'Ml.'l o
f''i our ;'
Tin
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4'ft . h of lio- t w , , - ;
ro j i, t i.o
...i,o l.n o,.ii .,
lilí 1 I
til
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lit 111.1
li
i nut 'or pfi. oi. "l
ItoUfi- . of -'ori;! ,'si
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ll. Tin must
Cr.tu! ,.,!;. it , oí,', i
"riM-l,.. Ht Ü . I I'l.'.'n
1 1 Hit nuil ort'-
. t i o:í )t ni on 1,
I -multi in o . o, i,. i
' 1 .ii W Ih'ii l Ii. i-
lo't'll 0ljl.0,., )!, ,
K'l'.tnU II to I'O- Vol!
tot y lor i. ir ni o.,
i i.- g o . rtior clin II ha
i "in. mi. ii .in,) u-.t t
Itnr.t ;.,r i .KHiltili, ii.
I'll II Khlill I f .illiiill 1
t-T !I.,.owi ,. 1 l it
I t. tit .O' m ,,j.
S't (!"' tn.'K not
no re t ii,. n sixi
"ll.tl u ill. "I ItllH
'.n t'litt.-ti inu.-it
in Hi.- t.ril
I ! H I..- t . . ti it
i n it -.M'tr. I t in-
11 "I llllill I I 11 111.'
vt ii- h in lid
i-l to Un' i n li
mit! nt .iiii'r
M i iuitl'iiioH. t!,t'
II "'III. t'
ill h,
. n! to the
I i,iti' i.i
't I S! -
.1 O, O
i t
I
A
1
It
man s shoe Inn
for business for
walking1
comfort.
for
foot
A
1 1 1
man s siioe witn
st le,snapand shape
keeping strength.
A man's shoe
hat
Js smooth
inside
and out - looks
good, feels good.
A man's
is made
the foot
shoe that
to please
and purse.
Wertheimer
órí(niqfh
SirKnipfiU
SirKnipiiL
iili.i,,lini.ni. Thf
iin-flit'-nl or of
otllit'OH .'toil! tJif
ili h no ft.itf
nli:t ii . iiu- in Horn
.f t . Ii.tii' . ii iiotlit r
be j,M;titi''i! to tli'i
u;i" initut otir tfo
rtiti lour illHtiiul
h'..nl till tin- time
far i u l ii f - when,
enabling act iiiiiv
(i rli'irj'. In this
mii.ic.I must it III
tin ti tit leu I lie tlfi ion ui tlio t" rri-
l-oiinl Votf'tn. the .i'..ft.li-iit, tin- Hi'tl-
lltf Mft'l tío liollhli of Ijirst'llliltit'lt.
.'I'lni'icr, f'hotilil tli- i.ii'f lilent ii i
iro''. nml witln-r tlif to'tKitc nor tlio
.lioiirf l.ilv. uny it, lion tlt!tini thf
II X f, I'l-KHi'-lf lO'HMoll Klll'tlt't' III to
onu mil us lonti. iit. Tit.' tift'i-idrnt
III IH'tlH' lliff U'HI,i' mo I llif Int-
l"f í!l 'oie liU irf,i'i.iiiii't"ii for mi
flortloii of tito i ..nitr.-wyini'ti. thi I-:
Ifllltilll. !iri.) ,'tll HtKt i"' llllfl !! lit olll
iI.iIk. Tin govi'i'tior tilutll .I'ltlly tlio
t'oxiill ol tin- I'li-ttiofi to tin. i.rffl-
llt'lll. V. llO Will lllltlll ili Itl-lf ÍKÍOH
T o' l.'t Hint i.itl pflttillii Ni'W Mnxit'l
int.. the I'iiIoii on mi ftiiiiil footing
iili tin' otln r m.ittf. i ui tin- fiMiiilt
tiny of Juh' I,. 11. .it irn loir .'i.liniiMiiiii,
Xi'w AliMti.tin lhr til, for the first
liiuo. lift pint t il on tin- ii.-iuonul fin:,
li.'ltr Mli'llll to hi- uoiiovo.i.
In tin- tiif'tiitlnt''. our iiiiiKt iiii
titnt diii i!.- in tin. inrikinn i.i tin'
nrr.oiii fv ( ii tit j t ulioii. Thr iMiili-nt v
of thf Unten ! iiii'iftilitl.lv t.nv.'ir'l
lone t iiiiBtitnt i.um. Ilnnrlrf iln or
thitiK", loliliill.t Kii'g.itl'll to li'nlsl.l
llvn (tiat tnit'tit, it ii- im 1 1 1 a y ii into
th.- t ni!fi it ntion. ti, o l.-ntl.'iii y (jiow
Inu with fvrrv ii.- t nrtsttl ulioii mniln
itnl Hit; old on,, r.inoihii'il TIip
hlali'iiii-tit h;ti lii-i'ii tn.'iilf titnt tin
ltt ("iitiiii'lt.iii fr.'iitii'l in IIiIm f o i i i i -tn
- th.'it lor i il. hi h.nri'i - "ontiiltm
kI.xiv tho'i.inil wor.ls. Wliftlui or
not this Ii iho H'tttiil iimnlior of
orils In ih. ilo. uní' tu niinoil. thfti'
K"i"ns httl" Oonlit thnt ji U iroi.'ilily
tin- l..it'.tit .-on.'-Tlt ui Inn on rii'onl,
In .' Mi to o thi'ic Hi'i nis to fx-l.-t
i'. Hi'iiiiiiit'iit ;i ntaiionist o' to thp
Itnil'-iny t iWHitl initkinn the i'onti
liitioti ii i oiiit.t-niliinn of l.ms. Thl"
K.-nt inoiil huí ftmii'l fxiir'-siii.n In the
fii.'-ltiu: "L'-t us !rw' n shoit. suit
ftlni i;.ti. . oust it tiioti," In thin sloKiin
If ni,'.! not l-i' fotiiott. n tinu hut oti
of tlo- lii It -i iiilliri. Mil I'VIO t lil'.'l.
It wotilil not In, titfn.'.ili to ft unnn-
mm v
I.-, i. .
loo i
MIO I -1
sll.l.'.
'it-.'ilii
ñu-: i-
.1
I'iiiiiiii on nv h
'i.lli oll-
ItniK "r
to snfi-
I ill IOS-
if Min tht-r It .
Hut. lo n jt , ,,n
nt'. su, h iiiii. tiimiti
Sllol't '
hi .'i slfi'
.tist it ntion is ilftit
ilftil ü:l!" "lit' is It
,iinl,.n. on hit Ii
ui'in't . limltfil only
t th...t-' t-tt'i.sslin
mi'ii.'r iif ,
lll hi ill'
r nuiniii-r i
I In 1 1'
hy ')
'i!-l no ui.
Mu- i ., n . nr
short in. ninny i
t II .It loll
ho
WO'.tlll lIl'KH-t 1
to he Sli.t,. I'ollStitlltii.
t it I 1 1 un ii i in i 1 1 . lout : i n
with ( 1 1 A t -oiiiutitrii-
t on ;.f th-M 1 1 iti ,.
loo y, ft morn or I
I'lim, fi ml ii'.n h
l!li II. l'll"i' lll'i:
f!'. sh itl Itoiiinlarv
..li.in.l'.it.. I.lli of
iott'i lor .siihlii.h
riiui'tits tit iim i i ii-
lll'l. I -' t" ' I ! I I Vl', It'l" !
. Ml- Mil tln-ir ,,lt
lions .is M.-il n tt..
.liiitu! Hie iiii'siion '
,.itip nuil J.itli
t i it nml tiini'-
! i I'Ktilailotis ov
ni sill i ( i n u,.. P',..
ioilllK thf If. I. till
S lilt tollowitui;
' Thf i oust il ll-
(li.l.'S liii'M- s.-vt'l'il
K"Vt r f 1 1 1 1 1 - f 1 1 r.'.inir
H' roo i' I ron. lit ion :
tl"ti slnil! in- tvi.ii
'ii.
ittl 111 Í..I 111 llllll
II . i II of I ii .11 1 -
..I in. .' of . olor.
lillKUllllt to I 1 1 o
niitki' no
i.ol liiiiili
lo I in,
.in a,
Hon
, mi nt
I,.' if
.'in.) -n;, I! n
i ollfi'tllliou
t lio ,t In. i.i
inili ) ii. I. n. i
In n, lililí.. t
ti, n tli.-tv in
iI'.ik it i.i, h t
lilt' t ' III I '
"i n,i ti.
I Stiili
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111,1
"t
tliia lii'liii il sl"lml
III' tl.'l illlt.- HI'fii'l il l
I.o llniilo ii. ir! III 111
THE SHOE FOR
i"iin k for tli'-ir
((. i 'I of tin1
eilb'-r )i uie nf i:.
matier, and 1 1
No better than many other shoes,
except:
1 The leathers are selected, tested and
proved by experts.
2 The trimmings are likewise.
3 The shoemakers are tried out before be
ing employed and
these shoes.
These are hut three
of excel k nee which
it THE Man's Shoe,
are more.
points
make
There
CUSTOM MADE BY
- Swarts Shoe
AT. LOUIS. U. .S. A.
Saturday Special
l-t Hm. .Húsar il.tiO
lii'st f'orn Stiirfh, jot jkp ''
fiim-ii S'lii;it, jier ,kK
ltrRo I.efnoriN. tu r tlnz -"
.',0o silt.. Swot Drang"'
I'lirksthilc Butt it. i.r lit
S!tiifi mile on .skiriM, 'íiíxik tul
riulirwiii r.
M'tiH Work riitilM SI .no
Wnli'h tifxi Sm hi th' ' ,-'i'ii;tl on
H".if Bt hoo S ti tt ft. ,
Cash Buyer's Union
2111-212 South Stt'OiKl Siri't't.
WM. IMil K. 1'iofi
conHtitntlon "in Mitii t"rni fin th.'iil
ionitipy iirfiitifl,. thf- iintkiin;. hy
nn.v nt in i tmsii'iitliiiinl .'uii'ii't
ini'nl, of mi y ihaiini' or nhrosutlon of
tiH mu hi ..irilifiiinrt'. in hoh or In
pitrt, without tiif - i insPiit of i t ii
Kifv,?." It in iliHihtful uhrthi'r this
I'm it or tin- hill ulll h.,, I nntf-r If
thf tiinfi Hlin.ll ever romp when th"
Mil.
f tin' Htm' ili'sirp to fi hri'íí.'itf
any nt lh(. nltif sii.-t-ill, allons .Vt vi t -
tliclos. thfy iiHixt ho mailf p;irt ntifl
hiini'l of th first constitution If N.w
Mexhn I to hp. i.nio a tute fit the
pi.sfiit time.
Hrliiiv infill ioncil. thot-p upciifliii-
ta tiH nn-: I'ptipti tnlcrniloti of ri'
Iliiltum s.'litiint'iit mil morip of in.r
Hhip, thouuh polypmrty must ho
haiivil; ii ml Hip mtp or fjivhiB' of ln
toxiiiints o thp IndlmiB must foti vi r
Iif prohllutí-tj, Tln Ht.itf. nuist sur
l f-ii'lr-r f. 11 iis iiiiii p ii t.prl.itffl pithllf
land to the f.ti.ral novrrnm.-nt, must
iiitrip not to lax Pnttwl .stati's prop
iiy nuil Itiilifiii rosi-i vii tiotiK. iind not
to tux riiiii-i i bio, nt iroicrty n tu rn
In rx fss of r'ni(.-ri lis of iho tffiitorv.
i ho ftiitp must nssiitup thf . xistiiiii
di'hts ot tin t.-.fiit,.iy un. I ol
roitnth-s. A svslfiii of ptihlio s, hools
must hp niHlntniiii-i. up. n to nil
rliihliPii. Hop ftom sptiarian mtitrol
find rondiii trd in Kiiilish. TIip hal
lot 1'hfill not hp r.'sttii t.'d on iit'totini
ol raf p or rnlor, unit utiilit.v to trans
at t htisini'ss íthotit un IntorprPtpr
must lo iiitnip an fsvptitinl to iiialui
tiith.n for any statp nfit p or mi'iii
hi'it'hlp in lite hgislatiirt'. Santa i-Y
must retniiin tit., .'apital until .lanu-
Pr 1. Ifti'ti. Th' Hlatp tniiKt runuips.-p
In tlio I.'scrvatiiin h tlio I pilcral irox -
inimttt if all rights nml pnwciM
nor.ssary to thp tarryinn out m th"
,ivi iit st si, 'in ! inuloii.il Irrigation
votks. Iiitlian I. unís, iftrr allotm.'nt
or oll'.ii iiiiiosal si, nil lor tpity-
fivp yi'iirt. Kiiiain ttrulpr tpdiral laiv
oii. t-rniiiij intrnilut Hon of intoxli'.'ints
ltil. ( ii'lli. n to'ttitrv. The- stat,. shall
l'l all i"irtt!!tl..ns undor whhh
uhlt lands Ihi v Iii i ii grant pl 10 thp
-rriioiy ami inp grant' d to tin. state
111 His i-iia IiIiiik a' t.
Wii.'ti Ihi-Kp mattpts shall haw hp. n
spi i-nilly 1111 tirpm h t.'d Into thp i nn
st ilut ion. (lahorat.-d th Hip utua!
Ipjial liMilii"iit. it will hp hy no
im-aiis an InsiKnifi. a nt do. uniPiit. at
L-ast in hulk. It io'.-ins th.-ti. thai
ptltatp sii.ipH and loipotatlon riiims
in i" fill he .unllti'i). Ifiivin.' tin 111 as
Pi flillsiti s to suhsiMpii nl It-Rislali', p
ass.-iiih'i.s.
'This is th.. last nf a FPtifS ni
llif'p aiti.li's ..ii 1 onsiituilon liuild
Iti; Miiitfii lor iho Mm nil, I Journal
tl.'l IT. ilooriBp T. Until, I.-
TOO SOON FOR DIRECT
LEGISLATION SAYS ELY
lh'iiiinir, x. M ., Aun. 2á. Hulph C
Illy iidtlrisstii a iiip nuiili nip in tho
t'tnta In. use hPi-p toniKhl. .Many
fr.' Mhltidini,'. His spi'pt'h was h
t Irar. I'linditl and honpst prosPiitíition
"f llilt'l t P.'isllltlOH JIM Hpplii'li IO NlMV
M'itn. Mr. Kly hrlipv.H In .p
Mrxim and lis pnoplp, hotlt Aiiifrl.-an
nml uatlv. . Hp asks the iiin-stion:
Aip thp pi-oplp ri'.'idv for thp ip
stionalhility (,f ,irpt't Ipnislaiion nud
jinnvpiH li'iitifssly that thpy nrp tint.
The nii'.'llii"; was n ri yphi t Ion to many
ii-niip hn hud n hoard him l.pforp
ami It Is htlipvpil that I.iina roit.ity
will uivp him it i k-ar tuaj.iritv of tho
t ,.(" . ast
REAL MEN
make nothing but
Company
SUPREUE COURT
L-
STRDUP CASE
Suit by Administratrix of For
mer County Superintendent
to Recover Fees Oidered Re
instated; Other Cases.
flppi4l Cirr4mud'ni-tri in Mnrnlnc JotirBall
fi.inta F. X. Jf., Aus. 25. In tho
territorial nuprpmo court this niorn
int. aso Xo. 129-1. Rohcrt HaKin, flp
ppllpp, v. JprT Collins, appt'lliint, was
suhmltted on brief and on motion to
dismiss.
Case Xo. 12S5, William J. Rnhprt
sun. et al.. a ppollatit. vs. The -Mine fintf
Sini'Itpr Supply oompanv, ftppollPe.
iva tiiKiied and mihmtttptl.
Two l ases are ft for tomorrow.
The following opinions were hand
ed down this forenoon:
Case. Xo. J317, Amarillo Hardware
company. apppDoe. Vi). .1. I". AloMnr
ray, Hpppllunt from Chaves county,
was iitttrmed in an opinion hy Asso
ciate Jimtice Frank AY. Parkfr. Ap
pellee hr.uiinht an iniion In the court
below for noods mold and delivered.
Ihe printlpal iteni of which was a
three set tion Kmerson disk plow oper.
Med hy means of a st.-am eiiKine.
Appellee defeiidend up'ui the erouml
ttiat the plow was sold upon the ex
ptpss warranty thnt the said plow
would brpwk up and properly turn
over the m ass nod of the defendant
i upon his farm east of Hnswell. He ni-
REVERSES II
'hiHO iileadp-l an Inirtlie.l warrnntv to the
i same effect and cliarned that the plow
failed to do the work in compliance.
with the warranty. The juclRment is
in favor of the ppfihe.
In ease Xo. 1 304, Territory of Xcnt
llexico, appellee, is. Jumen M. Ken
nedy, appelant, from tírant county,
the jiiiliiiiient of the low er court is re
versed and the case remanded for h.
tu-w trail. The opinion Is hy Asso
ciate Justice Jra A. Ahhott. Kennedy
was tried for murder ill the first de
cree and found guilty at Silver "it y.
The syllabus says:
'Til a trial for murder the only evi
dence offered in behalf of the defend
ant was that he wis insane at the
tune of the aliened homicide.
"The trial court save impropriate
instruction!! as to "the pi e.sumpUuii of
Innocence and the burden of proof
rest i n tf on the territory, and provided
tor the Jury three fot ins lor a verdict;
by one of w hich they . onld find the
dt tetiilant guilty as chatyed: by one
not Kiiilly on Ihe ground of his in
sanity at the time of the alleged homt.
clde: and by one not uuiltv on the
ground of Insanity at the time of th"
trial, lint provided no torm for a ver
dict of not polity Independent of the
ouestioti of insanity, ami. as appears
bv the record, refused the reum-st of
the defendant's counsel to provide
siicli a ftrnit . '"'
Held ieersible error
"If, In Ihe proirn ss "l a trial on a
riiminal chaitre the trial Indue con
eludes It ton observation or otherw ise
that there is reason to doubt the san
ity or the defendant at that tune he
should submit that iiuesiiuii to tho
jury alnii!.' with the print ipal Issue,
reiltiiruiK a special verdict on that
point. '
Tt Is error to Instruct a jury, in a
criminal case, that If they believe
from the evidente the deft uilant is
insane at that time they should ac
liilt I1I111. but 111 error of which the
defendant can. with reason, complain
since It (ves lililí a cham e of acquit
tal to which he is not entitled.
The wold tr.nzy' as used in an
institution mi insanity may hate
been misleatliiiK and might have been
avoided"
Jn case Xo. 127, Hofin 1 1. 11 f ia de
Vigil, administratrix of the estate of
Kslavio Vigil, deceased, appellant. i.
Andrew It. Stroup. appellee, iroiu
Heron hilo county, in an opinion hv
Ass.x late Justice Merrit t'. Mecliem,
the Judgment of the lower court is re.
versed with Instruction to reinstate
this cause oil tlie docket and procee1
In act t.rd.ince with the opinion of the
supreme couit. The stilt was an out
growth of the removal of Kslavio Vigil
hv the then (iovmiior M. A. Otero,
from the i.lficp of county superin
tendent of si bonis, and tl'e appoint
ment nf Stroup as his sucoesHor. Vigil
sued to collect the fees of the office
for the unexpired portion. The court
below dismissed the complaint. The
opinion says.
"If the commission 'f the governor
reciting a vacancy ami appointing
Str.utp to fill it was a nullitv. it should
not he permitted to stand unless grave
public Interests require it. an. I ceitain.
Iv not as between Individuals. As
far as the rule announced in Hub
he II vs. A 1 mijo. Territory vs. Eldodt
and t'onklln v. t uuninghnm. is con
cerned, its appliiation will not be by
this court extended any further than
to sunt conditions as obtained ill tlmse
1 ases. '
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
ORGANIZE IN SANTA FE
(Slierlnt llUnnt. h
Santa IV. X.
lican lteailiU.ir
lot ki ll like elf
. Moraine fonrnHl
Aug. llemit-
M
is in the Old Palace
lion night when if
turns ate pouring In. lor last night
the old and the young members of
the party gathered together to do
honors to th.. Young Mens 1;. pub
lican club of Santa Fe,
The chit, el.-.-ted the following; cf li
ce rs to hold their seats until the last
Moltdav ill November
Challes W Fairfield, president
Manuel J'. liter... tirst . e-preside
M
Kiivvi'rd 1., S.tii.ir.l. s.a ,.nd vi. e
presidein .
lii'it.rt Mir,, bal, secretary.
C l. Miller, treasurer.
These aie the duc tor pel. r
Aland; Frank ljtvsxn. Fluterm tr
I'ts.i, J.'se 1 Sena. Pedro urttx y
P'no and P. M l.tenaii.
SOCORRO COUNTY DID
NOT GET WHIFF OF
THE RECENT BIG WIND
I.,. i-is l n. ..r i u .1 -. t,.-.
ta III tit. , Itv vester.l.'lV : !,.l l. ft l .vl
ii'gln nuaiii tor his hollo-, mi ur
pl'Wetl lo learn (hat it I lew tr.-at g,in
beie a I day Tl-. irs.liv. T was out
with . K Miifi.-t. li.ixeiing over'snd
a ross lile ,n .Vnuusline pi:,.n " und
Mr Al. 1! ". '..mi wbil- it i niinl hf..
lly part of the night, there ., iiard
ty a btp.i;h ,.f j,- stiiimg Thurs.l.n
tnornirg."
Mr Al, :..e s.,v that Al t-ii ti.-n i is
-towing ami prospering Ihe wo,. I
as., u
it
d. be
t..s b.cli
. t ount v
lias r-'-ivilv
in
j "!,- "1 II
t l"-v n b e
but.'st l be So. t
ev r kroW ll. a l
eoi responding
ot I uslne.s.
rr
tilled
finer I
vuoyyy 3
Fresh fruits
Large black Grapes
White Grapes
Concord Grapes
Eating Pears
Oranges
Bananas
Apples
Cantaloupes
Watermelons
Fresh
Vegetables
California Tomatoes
Native Tomatoes
Green Corn, Young and Tender
Sweet Potatoes
Green Beans
Young Turnips
Egg Plant
Mangoes
Green Chili
Cucumbers ' : '
Lettuce
Young Onions, etc.
New barrel of extra fine large
Olives, pint 35c
New dried Peaches
Apricots
Prunes
Specials
for todav
. ,
uniy
10 pounds cooking Apples 25c
8 pounds large yellow Onions
25c
3 cans Peas
3 cans Corn
3 cans Tomatoes
3 cans String
Beans
8 bars Swift's Pride Soap 25c
2 pounds Native Tomatoes 15c
A. J. Maloy
HAVE OUR SOLICITOR CALL
ATTNID GET YOUR ORDER OR
I IF YOU CAN'T COME
PHONE 72
; $i.2s
carlsbad cow iri!rnTiTri
MYSTERIOUSLY I
MURDERED j j
C. IV, Merchant, J r of Wash-1 Sil
is ton
Marnier Yesterday;
Anests Made,
Imperial Dlfpiilph to Die Mnrnlnc
liosivell, X. M-. Auk. 26.-
Merchanl. Jr., a well known cowman.
tiled at l.'atishatl at 1 o clock this alt-
rnoon us the result of ivin-.tuls ho
.dived in a m stetjous manner at
Ihe Washington ranch, thirty inib-s
south of ('atisba. I. at ." o'clock
morning. Merchant was assaulted
with an axe. his skull being cnislied
in lour places and hi" face and head
being terribly disfigured. He was
taken to Carlsbad lor medical treat-
in in t , but died Khnrtlv alter reaching
there without making any statement
as to the identity of the men who
committed the assault. Four men
have been arrested charged with the
crime. It is said that one of the four,
a negro, has made .1 confession, ad
mitting that he is tho murderer, al-,
I hough this story is w ithout founda
tion. District Attorney 1 o. Ful
bit for Carlsbad tonight to investi
gate the murder.
.Merchant was about ":, years old,
married anil has several children.
C. V. Merchant. Sr., father of ilc-
lives al Panhandle, lexas. Ihe;
muí .leied man Is a nephew of C W.
Merchant, a wealthy cattleman of
Abilene, Texas. and a cousin of
Comity Treasurer William Merchant
of F.ddv count, and of I-ige ami J. 1
.Merchant, nil of Carlsbad, and of Mrs. j
l-al Seay of Kosvvell.- Several reía- i
lives have gone to Cailshatl from lif- I
leretit parts of the Panhandle to look ,
into the ease, i
Seven years ago Merchant shot
-.ui.1 killed C.eoriie H. Hulchinson at ,
ihn S, -lililí: hotel ill Carlsbad. He wa-s '
tried ami went free, the jury
holclinf.
that he ditl the shooting
tense.
fif-de-
SANDOVAL COUNTY
CONVENTION
HELO I
Republicans to Get Together at
the Court House at Bernalillo
This Mornin 2 1
The republicans of Sandoval county
will meet in convention at the court
house in TSenialillo ' ' at 1 11
.c.i..ir this oi.iriniii; to nominate del
egates to the constiuilioual convention
at Santa Fe. There are a number of
candidates who desire to g'-t on the !
il. k.-i a ml it is likely 'hat the conven-
tion will be rt.lher tiv
primaries Th(itsda the f,
were elected as d.'let
county convention in '
.1. i'. Silva. A. San.lnvai
zale-. K. Cordova, .Itili
Jose i lutierrez.
"ly. At the
dion illrf toen
ales to tile
riu.t No. .'.
i;. S. Iimi'
i Murtiucz.
official notes
OF
Tiir niniTll
IHt ÜR.IIAL
Supreme Court Hears Argu
ments Yesterday; Cimarron
Printing Company Incorpor
ales; Governor Mills at Woik,
pilp.inl orrespoflilPtlt f I.i M.irnlllg .lininiilll
Santa Fe. X. At.. Aits- . Ann -1p
of uicorix.i a lion were tiled t";'.v in
the lertiti rial sett etarv 's olii
e by
y in
the Cimarmn printing cuui
the v Hinge of Cimarron,
the agent named being
ion.
The object of the i nrj
New Mexico,
S. M. Whar
oration is to
engage in business as
publishers ot novvsp
and magazines to tin
htln graphing and so
tain a general real if
broker's busin.'is ami
pi opt ieiors and
i tiers, Journals
Job printing,
oith; to in it i u -ale
agen, ami
other branch's
of business.
Th" authorized t apital slot k is $.'. -0i)i)
with 1.000 shares ot 2, each;
tlie eonipanv to i-ommcm ' with a
capital Slock of $.'.0li. The names
o. nip incorporan. is nr": S. M
Wharton. ITe'britk Whitnev. (ieorge
II Webster. Jr . al! "I Cimairon Th"
duration of liie corporation is to be
liliv years.
Niivireme Court.
The supreme court was in session
today. ill case Xo. i:i"l. Wirt. I Jo
int -7. a- Co.. appellant, vs. 'J ge V''.
Kul.. appellee, the in. .tion lo relax
...sis was argued and Miomitt. d.
In t ase Xo. 1 th" T ri'ilorv ,.1
Xew AleM.tt. appelee, IS Allt'llli
tilla, appellitnt. submitted in I,
th.. appellant given until inmlui
til,, briefs, anil the appellee ""
therealier.
The .ase X". 13 V. S .T. I.
al . a ppellants. s. i:..beri II, T.
i t al . appclles. aigi'fil and siil.m
Pet-,
I to '
t
lor.
tt-.l. 1
l.tiveiiior Is lienor.
tjiivcriior Alilis was ba k it bis
d"sk tins morning, loek r.g as . bet r
tit; as iiM'.tl. .1. spite th. I.ol '..at lie
bad su.i. rp.l no alta, k ! .". lit.' in-tlii;.-ti..n
esi . nía . al.. i h. I to -;.t
mi a very bgl.t do t.
I A ;h-ii i '
V viol.it..r ol the
Keel-
game
at F.s
d". r
. W S W . I s
I ui. .1
:..! and ....-is
t. III. IV
or si:
llo'-ror
Xew A'., xi. o i
x .mide ..f k;.
1. IM.IJi.l'IU ..t ll
a 't. s t. form t :
fleet. ! bV lll'lll.i
l. tl.CI Kill I." ...
,i:.g f follow lit.
rt.a X xt niotr.b ,
.-n.. hiititirp.l .tfi'
::st i ! ii t i.n vv ill i.e
IS and the ronstl
e.l alo eg ihe Pn.-s
.'lll'-er:' Is at A li.ll-
nt o - I-'., rm ingion ;
la id dow ii l.v 1 1.
.1 .(tie nr XI
Ranch Killed in Brutal!! Sil i
0 DAY
Fouijl S I i
1 3 9 m
í""t-' 1 i i
I i
I!
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:cono-
rnist
s
II
I I
M 1
Hosiery
Day
Today
At
The
Tim."-Hustler
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