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TIIE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N M.. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1914.
Today's Live News of the Sunshine State P finm f
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Albuquerque Man Fired
the First Shot at
New York Herald Special Writer Tells Interesting Story of
How Colonel Henry Saxon
Years a Miner in Golden
Sht'J in the Civil War.
1 lust arc war dti itiul warrior
I'M iitmI in vv mi- tr .et ;., Interest
li Mill In' Ii'iiimimi with intcicst ii ml
nurpii-e thai 1 ! mini tli'i tiled I Ik
Hint Mi.. I in tin' gnat Civil win. and
who opt-ncd I hi lustoiu liiiiniiiti'ij
luei.l of I" it Sumter, ha lii'in ii
I ('wnlfiit for Iwcnti llc vcur of thin
rtly ami the iiiiiijiik oump nf Hidden.
Tlim ik ''nl'.iiil t 1 1 1 Saxon Farley,
iiillii.n v Inuring mill flowing
white lut ir iiml 1'i'iiril make him 11
imi.il.lc future on thi- strectn during
his frequent v leitn in Albuquerque.
Lieutenant .lame, W. Inxim, Fourth
1 'illicit SI ii I I'M artillery, retired. In mi
article In the New York lli-nilil of
Sunday, Airl 12th, I. I Ik art Inter!
Itiir atorv of Colonel Farb v mill Ihe
tlrxt shot In the great conflict The
nrll-
If I illustrated with ii n exccl-
lent
mill
photouraph of Colonel Farley,
in In ii rt n fnllowii:
II) JMS W. Ill SON.
Late I lrl Lli-otcnaiil I'ouiili lulled
Males ArllaVry.
Conflicting atulcmcnta have lion
ii i. lc r-uardlng tin- firt shot fired In
till' Civil v ii r. ii Mi"! Unit echoed
Imind the world, mnl wan the bcgln
iiinit of a war Hint hinted four yran
costing the live of hundred nf
thiiun.'indn of nifn. north unit Mouth,
mnl billion of dollar In iimpcy mnl
property
The nhot wus firiil nl hii'f-pnat
four ii'i lm k In Ihr morning nf April
12, I Mil. from 1.1 inch moriar on
Jainc InIuiiiI, near I h nit of ni
I'ort Johnnnn. In Hnu'h Carolina, by
lli'iiry R Farley. Colonel Ceorge H.
Jumi-a. Ili'n n i'ilnin. being In rum.
iinitiil of ihi' Inland. The nmrlur hat
lerlf were located on thin Inland,
one commanded by Captain James,
thi- nlher by I .i lit in i ri I Wade Iliimp
toli (lihb. a West tint graduate.
Ili'i-niiw. nf the dlncijnnlnn Ihnt hn
nriHn from time to time uliont thi
Idi'iitlty of I lie man responsible fur
the firnt nil cit. thla enrrenpondence h
interesting;
Columbia, 8. C
My lcar Farley:
Won't you please give Ibr fad n
van know them of 1 1 1 liuiuliurilini'iit
if Fort Sumter, or lather, nf th
IM'iiliiK of tin- bombardment? What
bainry find the kIkiiiiI anil tint ni-xt
hill? Whether your or mini'. etc.
.A point Iuih been mailt-, nnd I want
It mt II I'd. I hop thi- world la treat
I ii K you will. Yuura with bent wish
's. W. II (51 11HS.
Which lltilti-ry Kln-d MrM?
(jiiatHiillne l iff nr.
Charleston Harbor,
Fort Johlinoti. IS. C
Colonnt II H I'utliy.
Mount I'lianmit Milllary Ai'aib'inv.
ln-ur Hir: I hnpi. that you will
'Xi'unn my triniuisHlnK on your tiino
for aome Infoi unit i.-u hu h w ill I"
u matti'r of hlKiory, roinii-iti'il with
llm firm f.rmtt on I'ort Humtir If
1 am not nnM.ik' n. ymi v-iro al Kurt
Johiii-on on tin- pwritful morning of
tb I .'Hi of April. Int.1. tin a p.iriirl
pHiit in one of the baiiirua If you
will rerolli-it, there -m-rr two mor
tar .ituri.N loruK'd at the nbove
I'oint one on the In'u.h. d rirtly
went of Huniti r nnd Ihe other on the
bill, due northnen: of the hem h but-ti-r,
uiuPt t'ouiiiiand of i.'aiitain (li'i.
K JaiMi M. v ho iiImii -omtnnndrd tha
mnl The baltery on the heath nan
tinder tin- immediate lotumand nT
Jamen. niiil oii Mi-ret )f 1 reeollect
nriahl. In Hu bamry on the beinh,
wtth t'up'aiii J.unr-H. Thi- buiti-ry nn
Ihn bill Man under the linmidiiit-!
eomtiiand of .n U'l'iiunl Wa.lc- Hamp
ton )'I,N.
an villi recolltrt who pulli tl the
billiard el the firnt mortar fired? 1
lime uivaya been Ulid-r Ihe llnl'tei-
u ri that Hie lux ehot f.ri-d dime
from ihe hem h l ailt iv and that eith
er i iipiiiiii Jamil or nolf )iullel
I hi- lani ard
I n ai I" rt .lohnnon lit Ibe time,
an a wiiimrcr t-urx.-on for tin- oera-i-n
n and i-.ii! a re.i:dnt of Jumea la
land llop;iig that yuu may r-enl)e. t thi
t i mo-inneea aa t.-.i-y trai,xlr-rt at
tin- I. n data frmn ihelr wl urreme.
1 la K to remain,
Vmra r'i-eeif uily.
11 I.KIlliV. M V.
To tbeie lettrra Colonel Farley r
ti .!. ntatmit that, under the mm
ii... ii. I of Cai'iam Jamoa, ha hlmaclf
piil'id the lanvard of the flrat (run
lii' d bt Sim.i. r, ihua ahowlnf that
cl.nriin made In h frlenda cf l-M-Mm.
Iniffm. I.I-nit nant liiblia and
flhera from different pnlnta In lha
Imrii ir in it without fountlation In
fail
obuiey Farley who waa, I think,
a no n In r of Ihe t Una i f 1 1 . Wml .
I'oinl. had left ibe military atademi'
tiltd had joiiiril I'aplutn Jamrn' bat
tery u a In iili nanl llt i-aune he
wan .1 1 1 e f troiu "the I'oinl" well up
In military tuc-tua ami a fine in.iih-
(natulan. Captain Jamea. Iii-'na s
c eetlmifli' unioiia that the firnt ahot
ahoiil-l be ai-t'iiraiely f.red. ordered
f arlet l.i file ihe mortar
To(i-ther with mnny of bin t-lana- i
inalea and brother cadetn from the
4-ther t binaen. he entered the Cnnfed-
T. r. TM H. M. II. !
Hperiallat In
Kya. Fr, Kiwa ami Tlirnai,
Capital 1'ily Hank Huil.lin i
Prion r-J. Kantn F. V. W.j
Historic Fort Sumter
Farley, for Twenty-Five
District Touched Off the First
ernle iirmi II. in nlill liiina. and
m hale and hearty at the aae ol
i-iM iiiy lour yarn i if rlornl i om
plikiim. will- white miinini he and
lima i m ti.-r In I. he rent'ml.len nome
w bat Hu- lute ,ln or I Icm rn I W'lifield
Hi oil Hani ark. lie in one nf three .m
of Vi illiaiti I;, raiii-.i. a l.ivijer who
went from Chailoile roiiiity. 'a . to
South Carolina when a nun men.
About Ihe ytiir l:in he mairied
I'hoebe M Ihiuiih. of luirenn inun
ly. a KraiiddauKlitt r of Major Jona
than Iiomiih and of M.il'-r Ixiu'a 8ax
i n. bolh of liei olul iiuiary fame
I'nrlty-. Iloin Filthier.
Colont-i I l.nt Saxon I'arliv waa
bom in CharliKion H. C, February
II IK In. He and Inn three brol her
ari ally thnl uij(iiinhei themneli en ill
ihe Coiil.'iti-rate Hrmy ilurlnx the
Civil war i hip nf them. Ileneral
Illicit I.. I ii r . . who lUiil iniol.tr 1.
IH!I7, while nerilMK an aillutalil itin
pral nf Huiith CaroHmi, wan prnmin-
nt throiiKhout the war. and the oth
er. Cui'lain William i. Farliy. of
'eiieral J. I-' II. Htliart'a ataff wan
llm hero .if two book by (I' m nil
Knlen Cooke "Hurrey nf Ihe F.nule a
Nent," and "Wearinic nf the dray."
Jn M book denrriblnir the mili
tary ei. ration of (i-ntrnl Heaure
Bard. Cob. in Alfred Iloman any, i
Kurt HumliTi
"ThniiKh the openlnir of himtllltiea
had. for the nl iwu ) iurn been al
moM hourly exiei'teil by cifflt-era und
men nf ihe varloua command, nnt!
by the whole ) iptilation tif the city
of Chnrb'nion, ail 1 1 1 an kooiI waa the
tmiti nf the troop, an lonfident of
tha renulla were tho nnn-roinbntantii
that when tho laat mi-aaaae of the
toiiiinandinic Reneral had been de
livered, notifying Colenal Anderatm
thnl fire would open on him In an
houra' time, unlet, order ml dlnt-l-pllnp
reiKiicd throiiKhout thu city anil
I arbor.
"The peaceful atlllneaa of the nlht
waa autblenly broken )unt beforn
dawn. From Fnrt Johnaon'a mortar
batti ry lit hair pant four a. m , April
I'i. lM. Innued the firal all. I, an
many thoiiulit. the too long difeiri-tl
aiKlial ahell nf the war. it wai
fired, tint by F.dward liuffin. of Vlr
ainla. an him been errmicounly be
lieved, but by Captain (leornu P.
Jamin of Houth Carolina." (Thia was
the officer w im, Colonel Farley alatea
i rdt-red him to pull Ihe lanyard for
Ihe fateful ahot. "It nped aloft."
continued Colonel Human, "deacrlb
HiK II pecliur arc of file. und.
ImiihUii er Fort Kuinter. fell with
(Tanning noine, In the xery center of
the parade.
Miraii-Kli- ImptriiaiH-e if Kumit-r.
"Tlnin waa 'reieille' noun.li .1 In
Charli-ntoii and itn harbor 'Mi thin
eienlful nitiining. In mi innlant nil
waa bustle mid nr-tlllly. Not an ab
nei e Kan reporit-tl lit roll call. The
cllixiiin (inured down to the battery
ami tin- wharvin, und women and
children crowded each window' of the
houmn overlookiiik" the a rapt
npettatorn ut the acene. At ten min
ute to fno o'clot k ull the hattcrten
and mortora which encircled Ihe
grim fuitrena were in full play JKnlnat
If .
The I'liK.iKt iiii tit therenfler lanted
throiiKhout the day with alumni un-
ii ukiiik igor. but the Confc derate
Hag wan not run up to lake the place
f the atara and ati-pen until two
day later.
"litlro.pttilly.' any Colonel
Fa i by, who bore an roimpicuoua a
part in the mailer of which tie
peak. "It may be aaid that tho or
dinance of net ennlon w aa panned In
n. cr.'t aennion a little after midday nn
I'ctembcr i'O. jmo. Iii Soulh Caro
lina. To gain ponnennion cf her
fort m iill-imporiat nnd n--ceury
to Ibe control r.f the only aeaport of
importance on her count. The rity of
('harlenton lie on a tongue of land
at the ronlliienee cf Iho Aahley and
Cooper river, the brnt!on being not
unlike thai of New York, which lie
at ihe junction of th Laal and Hud
aon river.
"Tho bay extend four mile faat
wurd Thi-ne fori defended the har
bor; Cantlo 1'iokney. a brick eme
tine, lying one mile from the city
mot commanding t. rapnble nf hold
ing a garmon ol 1"0 men und twen
ty t,in gun; Fort Moultrie, of great
el nil.' Hint "mpori.llire, four . mile
fiom the rlty, on Hulltvan Inland It
had been rebuilt on ncientific ,rn.-i-pba
und ninunied fifiy-five gum.
with a Karrmoii of Sun nun. Then
chine Fort Slimier, an imM.nHig
rl in lure In nine, nitiiati d about the
nibblle of the harbor entrance and
only half a mile butk from H ipouth
imd eret led on an urnfit iul inland.
The wall were eight feel Ihiik and
forty feet high, eiicbmlng an area
ot 300 by S.M) feel and denigued for
HO gun Cu'le I'ickey wa ocru
pied by .hi in 1)1 name aargmnl and
Inn fiiinih. Fort Xumler by two' en
gineer officer and 110 workmen
I'ort Moultrie had fifty Workmen
mil u gnrrinon of nlxtv nlne aobller
and nine officer The walla of Fort
Moulin were no low that HUJ.r
Aiiileron aald a aiorming party could
run like rata over the rampart '
(leneral Hcoll deared thai rein
forcement be enl Inntnntly to Fort
Hiimier when war niemeil Imminent.
J unt her, Major Anderaon, acting In
uicoriihtf with Ihe Napoleonic max.
nn iliui "the error of ib-cinlon may
"iiii'i'Miri be rorreiied. tbone of n
dirlnion never." mined bin entire
force to Fori Htimter Advance m mm
Ha at once nent to llm pienideiit
nnd Ihe i nmminnioiii rn and the hit
ler immi'iliiitely eominlinicalt d witn
Ihe prenldent. He wit preally em
biirranned. The accretiiry of war de.
t 'luted that the movement ti
uffititini ordera and they were din-po-eil
t order Alidernon back, but he
lr 1 1 . i . ti 1 1 y wailed until the major
'mild be heard Trom.
Afn-r Alidernon move to Fumier.
I'ort Moullne, ( untie I'ickney, the
nrneiial, riintom honn and pont office
were acixed by ti.e court-derate gov
ernment. Then began the lung,
eienlful aiege of Fort Humter.
Colonel Farley organim-d and com
manded the il.nmiiunied cavalry corpn
of l.ee'a urmv from the 'mttle r.f the
iltb rtien to Ibe fall cf Felernblirg
CHAVES COUNTY HAS
THIRTY-FIVE TRUE
District Court Opens Today in
Roswcll With Heavy Grind
of Business Ahead for the
Court.
Ilonwell, N. M. April 19. The din
Ini l conn grand Jury for the npriiM
li nn of Chuvea count) returned their
II n a I report yenieribiy afternoon, re
turning live moru true und two tin
inlln. making tola returned 3J tru",
and eiiiht iio-btlin.
The inventlKHtora reported that they
hail examined the county 1 ''a and
found Ihinun ii. K. That lull lew i ni
hil loim of l lie coiupulnory Inu-I I iw
are ftmntl.
In refiortlug their Invt nlik'ation or
the Jail they nlaled that they found
everything In excellent nhape, pria
unera well cared for, and welt treat
ed, but recommended that Hie iron
work lunula the Jail tie realnte-l
where needed und that the kitchen J
ciilclniinetl. They aludled the report of the truv-
ollng auditor and remarked that aome
minor changes were at-cgented and il l.
vlaed that they be followed.
The graml Jury recommended that
the opinion of the dim Net attorney
regarding tho elite law agalnat car
rying d.-mlly weapon be printed on
(loth and ponied In vartoua public
plmen over the country.
The gland Jury was In aennion JiKt
a week.
The petit Jury panel I ri'lurniiMfl
tomorrow morning ut U a. m , and
court will begin in full force.
In m; it y of the true Inlln returned
the nlu-rirT force hu not aa yet maC
any arrentn.
Tin- irnniii.il canea and the jiiry
canen w ill In- tried before Judge Kb h
ardnoii. .Indue Mi'Clure I to hold n
it-rm of court ut Katun shortly.
NEW BANK BUILDING
AT BELEN OPENED
eelal rerraawa the HeralaJ
Helen, N M, Aj.nl 2 The new
building of the Firnt National bank
at the corner of Decker and Dalicn
avenue wan opened today. It in one
of the finent bank building in New
Mexico and cunt with Its fixture II.'.
'100. The equipment Include not only
very ntmng modern vaults but u nale
ty deponll di-IHiltment.
The Ilxulren are of African ma
hogany and Currnra marlile. put in
Iii the A n it-1 1 1 ii ii Fixture ('iimpany of
Kannan 1'ily. Mo. It haa ita own
lighting plant, Her ayatem for fire
l-roii'iiioii and alnu la provided with
nteuru heut.
NEW POSTMASTERS FOR
NEW MEXICO APPOINTED
Wanhlngton. Annl 20 The follow
ing pontmantera have been appointed
in New Mexico:
Mm. limy lliitiioiil, Tin n ii-. Lin
coln county.
Wallace K. 11. mi. II. Cuervo.
('. Iciin c Morgan. Lake Arthur.
Juan Valencia, ( idon.
Ilelh M. iSrovcr. San Il ifael.
Joae H. I'nl 1 1 la, Steeplerock.
.()! ItAC KN FOIl HAI.
Alhiiqui-rqiMi Itcalili-nlH Am larnlnf
How In i:xcliaoge i ho (Hit lack for
a Mronger fine.
Iioea your buck ache, feel weak sod
painful?
Im you Buffer tieaduchoa, languor
and depreanlon?
la the urine dla.olored, punages Ir-
regulur?
The kidneys may be calling for
help.
Weak kidneys ran not do their
w in k.
(live them th help they need.
To cure a kidney backache you
m unt cure the kidneys.
I'ne a tested and proven kidney
remedy.
1 loan a Kidney Fills have stood the
teat.
C- nviiiclng proof of merit In Albu
querque rndoraement :
Mr. I a. u Inn Hornet!, 60 W. Sil
ver street. Albiiiieriu. N. M . y:
"una nf mv family had a bud back.
Hlie hud known of 1 man' Kidney
1'illa for a long time, and ahe began
using them. They quickly cured her
and nhe haa had no trouble alnce."
For sale by all dealer. I'rice 60
rents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Huffulo.
New Turk, sol agent for the I'nlted
Hmte.
Hemrmber Ihe nam Onan'g
and lake no other.
BILLS FROM JURY
T
YEAR III ACREAGE
1
More Attention by runners to
General Farming than Ever
Before with Number of New
Crops.
(Ravelal I rramgar ta lfc Herald)
Hunwell. N. M , April - Ther I
going In be more land In i ultlvatlon
in the Itnnwell UiHtrlci Dim vciir, than
ever before.
Ileitiile the twelve huiolnil acres
of new ut ' hurtle w hich liave been
planted to. my more lliun a lh-iunan-1
acten of good virgin ami is tu be
plantt-d in nmuller crop
There will be the four or five hu.i
dred u ren of iiutaloupen ,aitd sever-tl
bundled of alii tni'lon
A low crop will be stoik beet.
That i. there will be latf i m reagei.
K. K Thompson Is planting ten ir-res
noiith of tin city. Then will be a
hundred a- re planted throughout
the Itnnwell section. The Mock bp-t
I i.mIii en abundantly hi re, ten to
thirty tun per acre, which bring t'i
to ti per a.re. The coming of Ihe
cow nnd the hog la creatitm u demun l
lor Mock iieetn.
The new crop for the ear. and
which will he iUtte generally planted
In nil. all tra-'t artichoke. H. W.
Joyce made tich great niicpe ot
Iht-m bint year that several small
tr.ictn will be planted. Among tne
many farmers who will plant thi crop
are Motility on the Mike Burn land,
nouth of town, nnd C. M. Kaugheriy
This will he the second year for
much feterltn the dry-land crop.
And many farmer; especially those
up l.i he dry land section will put
out acreage.
The recent ratna and snows have
pin toi of moisiiire In the around and
hundreds 't acre of thin forage crop
in being planted now. While gmi.e
can ha always been grown In Ihe
mountain a much larger acreage
to be planted till year.
Indian corn is to be generally
planted thla year. tr. II It. Keltn
la to plant fnrly acrea Hen A me
who had the banner production in
151 J Is trying to far siirpnnn that it
hint year. W. (i Hamilton In plant
ing corn and n.iyn hp will produce li
bu.-heln to the acre.
SANITARIUM TO BE
Eastern Manufacturer Said to
Be Behind Project for One
of Largest Institutions in
Southwest.
Deming, N. M., Apm 19. on.- ot
Ihe largest sanilut luin In tho wra,i i
noon to be cMal.lintn u in Myndun in
ibe eastern part of Him count) acco.-tt-Ing
to I. W. Turtiei on the occusloii
of hi recent vlnli to iH-m'ng Mr.
Turner Is the in iMii.iciurcr of tne
"Turm-i ised'' rootltm and Is In every
way nnanclully sble to maxe good his
plana for making .Mvndua a town '
considerable Importance. Thu pro
poned sanitarium in to coal about
I .'tin. 0U0. and will lie located aoout a
half mile north of ihe preaent town
alte. Wuler is now being developed
there and the fiyniond agency has re
ceived order for the installation of u
pumping plant.
The 7 -room hotel has Jut lieell
completed and is now in service. The
Hymond agency has Just completed;
the installation of a city water plant
for the use of the h .u I and the town.)
A 1 1'.oO'i-gnllon alt-el nlorago tank la'
part of the equipment I
Ten bungalows hun- been complet
ed and as soon an these are lean--!
ten more will be bum. The found i- ,
lions for a Nuninrn. block will be lull
Ibis week by the Thomas J. I'rlch.ird
Construction compani, th contracting
Arm which has conwdete chargo of
all the Turner devi l, otnent. In this
hunlnens block will I- stores, otflces.
garage, pool room, i c I
Mr. Turner left Vdnrday for
ew Turk ( Hy, nut expected bac
her within the next few weeks.
The South enterr Alfalfa rnrma
company opened itn m lllng campaign
this week with an In tial aale of la:,
ono worth of la, id n the I -
tract rant of ihe city The purchasers
were: II If. llegbtol, of th Metro
politan Htret Itallnay company ol
Kansas City, Mo . Hmnuel Kllnn. of
th Connumern' Ice company of Kan
i City. Mo.; Chnrlen Jones, aaneaanr
of Jackson county Mo, of lndeirnd
nce. and W. L. Wacgnner. a con
tractor of Uvlngntnr.. 111.
The eig.dh grade ' lass roll of Luna
.,,) ... i ..in. )mi snow an in
creased population of agriculturists
and land holders, In this pari of the
atal. Two year ana ther were six
gradual, and lust v ear's clsss num
bered seven. Thi vsr ther sr
thirty-Hire nppllcinta for examina
tion, completing all ,,r part of the re
quirements necestary to obtain a car
lifltal. Teniy-iw.i pupils of thin
class have met all lb requirements
IIOTFL HOMtlXF
FVHF.lt NFW M tN'AHKMKN'T.
MTV Uf in sulmji.
1-a I eag .
S?w Ms.
BIG INCREASE
NEAR ROSNEl
BUILT AT IHYHDOS
COD
Of! HIDING
GOOD ROADS
Plans now Complete for Con
struction Which Will Give
Splendid Pike All way to
Gallup and Albuquerque.
MEAN3 CONNECTION WITH
REST OF NEW MEXICO
County Government and Var
ious Towns and Villages
Join in Movement Which
Means Much for Develop
ment. (Ily Orvall Klckilt-i.)
Farnnngton. Apr!' IV. The entnli
liKhment of u good road from the Col
orado Mate line to the Hogback on
the reservation in San Juan county I
now practically unntiretl. When thin
tretch of loud I put in lirnt-clann
condition It mean that It will be used
aa a unit In the lutner l.o Augelen
auto road. There ha been nome talk
; of bringing the road around through
Colorado an lo enwa the Sun Juan ut
Shlprtii k. but aa this route I noiup
Pftccn mile longer nnd cannot be
Uned in the winter month, it han
been decided to make use of the San
Juan mute, us there In not a day In
the year thut the road latinot be
traveled
The ean Juan valley road will pun
through every town In San Juan
county, New Mexico, Ibiin keeping In
touch with telephone service, .water
and farm inline and town hoatelrie
all the way, benide furnishing ttiur
Int pleiiNlng n' ent ry and other i-om-fortn
not to be had In making the
trip over a barren wuate.
l.ant week 111 lee auto loadn of
Farminirton good matin enthunianli
tlrove up to Axtec tn hobl a Join con
ference with Ibe Aztec auto club. At
the meeting there were two members
of the county mad hoard, two mem
ber of the board of county commis
sioners, several of the county hankers,
.three newspaper men, half a doxen
'auln liccrv iti.-ii unit u hiMl ttt uulo
ow ner, ben den a bunch of business
men and ran. hers
It was brought out nt the meet
ing that th Colorado commissioners
will be willing to make a good road
from Innango to the atate line, as In
deed they arc already working on it
in places. It la Irom the stale line
to the llogoack that Sun Juan county
j people are asked lo put their ener
gies, r rom tne itogtincK to snip
rock, which Is on the Indian reserva
tion, Superintendent shcltnii hu una
of the best roada in th county. In
fact, the bent, and only a year ngo
ripcndcd la.iiOU in Masting a loud
out of the side of a solid rm-k wall
that the atccp anil tTangt-roun raile
up over the Hoginnk might be elim
inated. He han Ine n at wotk for over
seven years putting the twelve miles
from the Hogback tn the agency in
condition Hut he haa many times
expressed hi entile wtlliiignenn In put
the road from the agency ut Shlprin k
to the line of hin Jiirsdu Hon nn the
reservation in JUst aa good shape if
the people of the San Juan would
only get busy and make a pike ol
their mud Thus a mad from lm
rangn to UhIIup in assured, the (ial
lup people having agreed to build a
road twelve in. ten thla way to the
reservation; with only a little over !"
mile to take care of.
At the meeting two Committees
were appointed, one to represent
Axtec and one Fnrmliiglon. These
committees ure to luke churge of the
at III e work und will cunvann the
county In the Interest of the rund.
The tlrnt direct lesull of the meet
ing In Axlet la the offer made by
the commissioner of Ibe road hoard
In put up half the amount towards
securing a grader for District No fi,
the Fa rm In t on dintilct. Thla offer
was promptly uken up, and a com
mittee Is ut work investigating the
matter and will soon lepori on the
style of grader that they want, one
J costing about fj"1' being suggcitcd
aa Ihe most practical.
'jn-t night ut the call of the Joint
commit lees a meeting wa held in
Flnra Vinta. Km husiast from Aitc
and Fiirmington were present. Insulin
a big local crowd, there being fifty
present al thin gathering, showing
thut the interest la Increasing. The
'meeting was organised and commit
tees were appointed to lake care of
th work In Flora Vlnta.
I Tonight a meeting la lo be held al
the Hood at hool hoiia. and then
meeting are tn be held in rapid suc
cession all over the county, In every
precinct, hamlet, village and town.
and it la hoped that within the next
jWeek or so lo have th work properly
In line to commence the throwing of
dirt. The county surveyor has of
fered hla services In plaiting out the
. propoaed work on Ihe ror. I. w hich
will be of Invaluabl assistance
I The new bridge ut Cedar Hill la
now completed. Illda ure being called
for In bridge the I .a Plata, and the
bridge scrims Ihe San Juan ut Ship
rock I In course of construction,
which are the three places that have
hindered this road action being taken
before thi llm.
Th outlook la morr than hopeful
tl Jllnn rmlnly ,,,.,,, m,y w,ij
rejoice at Ihe prospects of being con
nected by a good road both with
Colorado and with Ih rent of the
glorious Sunshine slste. of which they
ar In fact an Integral part, but which
for .veils, on account of th lack of
anv giuid mad. hive hn denied th
close communication thai they are en
titled to enjoy.
After Ihe plan have bn com
pleted It I proposed lo ask th slat
of New Mexico for fund, a San
Juan ha bet n paving one mill mad
11 for Ih pnnt seven yenrn and Ih
atate haa nnl spent on cent In Ihi
j.art of the (tale tor good loads.
He pays for his vanity. The man
who buys a heavy car sacrifices
good dollars to misplaced pride.
The prudent buyer invests in the
dependable Ford. He knows it
will serve him best -and at lowest
cost.
Five hundred right) -five dollars Is the
pile of the CO Ull runabout; lb touring
car ia six, thirty-live: tho town cur I eight
thirty-live f o. b. Ahio,iicritlP, complete
equipment. Hit catalog and particular:!
from Jl l Krt. Alio Ml I 'FLY til.,
Albuquerque, N. M. l'hoiie "'0
J
HOLD INSTITUTE
IN SANTA FE
Ariangements for Gathering
of Teachers from All Parts
of the Southwest During
Summer School.
TRUJILL0 FOLLOWS HIS
HORSE INTO CAPTIVITY
Jemez Man Arrested by United
States Marhal for Selling
Liquor to Indians; News of
State Capitol.
(SN1nl HKpatcli lit TIm llceald).
Santa Fe. N. M , April HO. Supcr
iiiti'tidcni I'eura of the government
Indian aervice ia In Santa Fr toduy
holding a conference with Assistant
SuH-rintendent H F. Asplund of Iho
state department of education, wl'ii
reference to the holding of a confer
ence of Indian school leat hers of the
southwest, which will tie held in thi
oily during the summer. probably
diinnr the summer school for which
arrangements have been made. More
than lull tea. hers are expected tu at
tend. n r.w t itv .ovi:iimi:t
TAKI S (HIIK.I. TOMI.HT
Mayor Sargent and the new city
M'V eminent Will tuk charge lonighl.
There Is little of special inert nt in
the chunge of the government out
side of Suiitu Fc. ,
IHlMdXIII hi It IMF. IA
ArrtlllllTF.Il TO I I I. IIFI.TIt
The suicide of K I'. Ilnleoinli in
Washingion laat week, which has
aroused Interest In Nt-w Mexico be
cause of llolcomb'a activity In his
Mate as a special agent nf the In
terior department, is attributed by
Washington letters and newspaper
clipp.ng received hern today to des
pondent y superinduced by ill health.
aiimv i:i.im:f.ii kti hvimj
Tilt: I 'LOW OF ItlO I.KAMit'.
N. T. Ulatkliurn, a Lulled Stale
briny engineer I In Santa Fe today
in iiinniillatlon with Slato Khgineer
French and In ruiira of a trip along
tie lllo Urundti, In which he is
studying the stream for a report to
ihe army board, which Is now Inves
tigatlng ali at ream a In Ihe Tinted
Statea, under ihe provisions of the
river ami harbor act. Mr. Iilaek
bin n heudquariers ate at Ualve.
ton.
AIIAV Till JII.I.O Ilil.HiWH
lloltsr. IMO t'AITIITV
Iepity lulled Stale Marr.iu.1
Carlos Creamer returned today with
Alum Trujlllo of Jemeg, who he ar
rested In Ihe Jeinca mountain la'
week Ulltler a I'mttd Slate war-ant
nnd Indictment charging Alum with
selling liquor lo Indian.
It waa Abun'a horse, which was
raptured several Week ago with a
varied assortment of plains and fancy
boose attached to th saddle, and
which has been under the lender
rare meantpg Ihe horse of lieputy
I'nlletl Slates Marshal Hose, since its
capture.
STAMUMi A II MY IM
hf.ahv ttm Tin-: ntAY
It Is announced at- the adjutant
general's office today that th New
Mexico national guard a already on
a war footing, and Is roady al any
lime in respond lo the call ot duty.
Oovernor Mclmnald said he had no
intimation that Ihe national guard
might lie called on. hut It has been
Ihe general blpf that In Ih event
or a cull for Ih national guard, th
imopa along th border would be the
first to be called out.
I'olbiw h fcam) Hubs.
"Congressman Wellnby looks wor
ried miice women got lb ballot "
"Ye; he sues he's all at sea. Il'a
nn expert in kissing babies, but he
doesn't know Just how to cumpiilgn
among grown girls." Kansas i'uy
Jourual.
D
SCHOOLS TO
fl SUMMER
PIPE ARRIVES FOR
NEW WATER WORKS
BUILDING AT RATON
Itaton, N. M , April 19. Two ear
loads of pipe are now unloaded and
lbre more cure are en route from t'..n
I'Ueldo foiimlrl.n lor Ihe new mans
lor tin- ci y wuler plant. The Hist
lay Ina of new pipe will be ntirtfii
w until a few days in southeast Union
the lowest purl of the svst.ui. Con
tractor tiurdon Is having ull pipo
given a maximum list before ship
ping, thus insuring lite new system
from any defect mot connciiuent delay
when Installed for service. Mr. inr
don was expected to arrive from
I'ueblo tmlay to lake up active work
on Ihe no. ntnl unit of the municipal
nyniem, which im dude a network of
main reaching every block In the
city. Meanwhile ihe excavating roc
work for the emergen. rencrvmr ill
Ibe south slope of ilout lull is stead
ily pronrenning under Ihi- superin
tendence of Subcontractor M Kenxio.
In-lcgute to )ignv t'lmgreaw.
Mrs. il. M Howe left bsst inniinr
for Washington. I. C, where she will
attend Ihe third International M till
ers' congress of child anil welfure. is
one of New Mexlco'a delegates. Mrs.
Howe will be aonent for four weens,
during which time she will make a
Visit Willi friend and relatives living
In Chattanooga, Tenn,
APPOINTMENTS TO AID
WORK OF THE NATIONAL
CIVIC FEDERATION
4rlal rasateh la r.renlaa MrraMt
Siinlu Fe, N. M . April i'i Acting
In ni-cttl d with u requent from August
lleliiioiil. chairman ol Ihe National
Civic Federiiiiiii. (lovernor Mclion
ii Id ha appointed II. L. Ilickley of
I. atoii and II H. Heniiig of Allnniuer
tiie for speciut committee work in
New Mexico in connection with the
federation depuilment on enmpen
aution for Indunlrlal accidenta und
llicir preieiition. Mr. rilckley to si-r- i
on the committee for uniform stiitn
leglnliitlon and Mr. Heniiig on lint
committee on ntatistlc
PROHIBITION RALLY
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY
NIGHT IN SANTA FE
Special Dlspatrk la r.vealag Ilrral4
Santa Fe. N M , April Ju 'I'lio
cnmmiltio of the local prohibition
agitator are busily hi work today and
hope to have a aultlcleiil numlier of
algnature tu the pel II Ion for u Pn-il
option election by Wednesday iilaiil
when a prohnittlon rally In to be hell
In Fireman' hall to open the cam
paign to make Santa Fe a "dry" town.
It ia announced ul..o that Sam Small,
the revivalist, is to In- brought her
next month fur a series of meetings
In the prohibit Ion cause.
Quick Relief When
Utterly Vcrn Oat
Getting the Clood in Order
Is Require ! T,
r.ople.
It yon think ynq hies gnns tn sntaah aad
Al imlf for Ihe dlstartl, try M M. M. ur Hut
1110. sl It win surprise ynu lo know what
ra t,s dons for h.-altb onrs the tilmsl I
released t.f tti excess i.f body waste that
-i Ii from rxerilauig lis full measure ut
tnsliljr repair.
If ymi fit-l played nut, go to any drug
Hon- ud sk for a U.ntle uf . H. H. Hern
is a reiunlr Unt gets at wurk la a lariuk
lln; It lust naiurally rushes risiit liu-i
four lilis.d. s.ii lets wrmt rlglit aud left,
up sud dovra and ltl- ways.
Vim ft-' l la-tier st once, nut from a llm.
ulant, not from tn actloa of drugs, bat
fr..m Ike ratluaal rVert vf a Balurai atsdt
rias The Inrrertisnis la H. a. a. srrre lbs
rilve piirpiNie of si. stimulating tke rellnlar
Us- u-s uf iii Ualr liiai iln-r plik out fn.ui
the blond their ua-a esseatlsl biilrlmeut sad
I inn repair work begins at coos, lbs rsllff
Is gn-ral all nv-sr the si-alsm.
Ini not n-.tl tu (si s titxll of H. n n.
tislst i win uttkr iiui feel better la Just
t tear mlnuua It s prepared only la the
Isls.raliirr ut T1i ksrirt Siclitp Co.. fiMH
Hs-ifi Milg. Atlanta, lit. Mead f.-r tbn-ir
frs liis.t lelltng of tU(. gisay string n.s.
111 1. sis thai sltllet ths bum an fniullf ur
Irani a uf loipovrrlatlrd blwvd.