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THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. 1914
Today's Live News
SIERRA COUNTY IS
All Small Farms Along Pal
omas Creek in Ruirs. Hope
well Ranch Badly Damaged.
Loss will Run into Thous
ands. VILLAGE OF CUCHILLO
TOTALLY WASHED AWAY
Gila and Mimbres Rivers Both
Out of Banks and Impassa
ble and Heavy Damage
Feared on Both Streams.
In
loiter recited from Mrs
1 1 , w . 1 1 im moiitlng, ii nl out by
. m.i or In l.nkc Valley, V.
ll,.p."ll received film definite news
..I .i -.. ml ilcvalatltig II'uhI which
Imp'. swept iliiniiKh Siena county.
tolic duimi'.to tu farms and ranches
win.! will run Into ninny thoiiHHiiili"
I dollars. Further confirmation of
th' mi Mini big flood wng brought by
i; l. TiUm.in. district nllnrniy 'f
Menu county, who was hero I'll"
morning on hi way tn Simla Fe,
iitnl who has lair unable to Ki t out
f ilir dieiricl for several d.ig bo
cniim. of I In' flooded streams.
Mm. Hopewell's letter dcscrllu In
detail th enormous damage dune
Fml.iy mill S:i i n i tin y na the result of
toir.ntinl d..w tipni.is whiih contin
ued through the two day. Th.' hc.if-It-Mt
dninaitn was on I'nlom.oi creek,
ou whu h the llocwoll f:irin.H mo o-
iiliil nml many small farms ..wind
liy luillvn farmers.
The find big rush of water nine
ihwn Saturday afternoon mid the
rH ..ml on ..ilnr.lny night. '1 " I -
mi'ld nwav no onlv a crop of on
"ii lolly urrf r i f li.iltotn liiml which
t'.di.iK'l Hopewell Im.l i iil mid stin k-
WRECKED
BY NIL
RAINFALL
ON-SALE THURSDAY I
I att a. maul I
500 New Sample Waists. Beautiful White Lin
gerie and Organdy Waists in a great variety of
styles and all sizes. This is the greatest Waist
value we have ever offered. All worth from $1.50
to $2.00 each.
On Sale Thursday for JQ
each only
The Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
The cost of Current is a very small matter when one considers the
convenience and advantages of electricity. An Electric Fan can be
operated for a fraction of a cent per hour, mighty cheap, indeed, for
relief on a hot day. Family washing and ironing can be done for
less than ten cents. Electric Light for lighting purposes is corres
pondingly as cheap, while giving the best of light. So cost of Elec
tricity is a small matter when one considers, or contemplates the mat
ter of wiling. We will be glad to tell you how inexpensive this will
be. No charge for information.
I
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light
502 West Central
(
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id, but unhid iiwny pmcf lo.llv nil
Hii' Inn. I n well. Hundreds of fnrin
hi. ii, I if,i: :iinl KimdlnR nnd stfikid
lop. h.ivc Ik-mi WMwheJ away
k' d r.nd Hie iI.wicil'o to small
f inn. wl!l inn over ll"n.'i'ii. No
of Jr.. h,,s ln-cn i ported, ft. nee
In, lay nrii'Min.iii ull lonil in nnd out
of th" 1 1 1 - 1 1 i i h.i l.i n ' iirm d b
a on ."M.'iik' r on li.rn'lai k v ho hti
i.i'pii foi.i'd ! K,oi Him stream,
i I II..)') II. nd'-r d, nesting
Die I. lid tll' till llli. I II ill IT, ..ek III
imi .1 ihcerful l. w of Ho silitalloii.
"We have bl tcrv heavily on nur-
linns nn.l rrl'!i." s.ild th" Colonel. I
I. nl nil lli.it riin ceitilnly ull!
make the Mr ir ITn."
lllllstM.ro IVntii till liy Hike.
Anord.im I.. Mr. Tiitnuin Ho r:iln
of 1'ii.l.iy nnd Sit'n.l.iv vi.nld huv
h" d nwny win. I r ni'ilni of lldli
h.'io iifi.'r th.' d i p: i n,iiM f!..od of n
in., mil in:... nh, h coinid. ii l Kifi lc
d the town nn, iiiuk.'.i onn dfii'h.
m f..r lh" ..ik of llw iiliii,- ..I
Hi., town who luin.'d out i .w m i .1 1 . j
r . ninit ion and 1iir n new linn
ml to turn I In' iii.imriin m ..no
nwny from tho town. Tim work,
while of :i .iii,..rary ih.'irnrl.r, him
lii-fii Mroiuj oio.nvh tn turn the fl I
w.-itir nwny fn.in iho town,
lb rod WllKT lUtU 'iHtl lllltll I Jill. I.
Iik, ll,,,eiA.ll In her IrttT r'
(Ivtil thin inoiniiiK min th flood in
I'liloinitH ri-'k vim th wnril rrr
known In Ihnt flood pwept dltii''t
Tim wni.-r riot only rovori'd nil Iho
l,.,lt, ,ln Kin i.'.o lii'd inln the hiKli
I.iihIk ntnl i'n wifiknl n will r
i-i inly , oini'li-l.-d hy ( o.,m-l ll..
ll on hlth uMiinil nnd l.i-lievi'd t"
l.o rnllndy mil of m-u. Ii of the bill
K.ft flood.
Mrn. ll...iw.ll. hir
miiny Altni-
llfillo f I II II ilji will be
In i nplilly i ' o . rliiK
r' 'i'd rr. i'iilly w hi'il
with lur.
Bind to know
from liiJiii'i'K
Imr liorsi' foil
ii mi. m wash i i
II v
Null. N. M . July 'J
of C'urhillu, a xm.ill
AW Y
UK. I I.I i
. Tin lll.ixo
K.nl.-l I oil
lh u. htllo Ni'itrn r k. Ju.-l nliovo
tho ):ii'ihnnl :nllo dam. hax In on
olnioiit toinllr wmkIoiI uwnr by Iho
IIooiIh of I Im Mtxt f., lnyii. Kr.nr
hoiiri.pi win- lil.'iillv iiirilod nwny
mid Ihp rrnl lire rriimldliiK into ruinx.
All i ropn nl, uiic tho hII' .iiii lniV( lioi'ii
di'siroyod mid tlini' will ln inm-h
mitforiiiK mnom tho hiii:.'.! n;itlvo
f 1 1 in. Mm. ii m Ii ih loo I. ilo to grow
Hi' 'mid iroip.
In tirnnt .onty tin. Mnnlirrn riviT
Im out of luniks uinl in d'.mri -on.'.id-rrnld)'
ibiimii. Tim HII.i livir linn
In en Ittip i. .Me f. ihiyM.
Trv
Su cent i:. rul. ant ail.
of the Sunshine State !
mm
MURDER
MYSTERY
E
"Doc" Reed, Veteran Goat
Man Killed in His Bed Sat
urday Night. Had Been
Shot Through Heart.
ltonwill. X. M July :-2.-to
til.. Moiiiii.k ew flotn
ii.iyf ;
A fpr,'i;,l
t'.l I iHand 1
I 'onM.iler::'
killillK .il
last known
I a iiih, A In- Il
I.
nyiery uri, i'in,h h
k" It I. one id tlm
at me:! of the inoiin-
lUIP d collie I line hut-
in (!. i.iulit.
Iiuiiim tho niyht Mm. A.
I'lowii, wile of il Wood haal. r,
M.
Hi" I
p.-lireU lit tile home of a noiKhbnr. in
a
notiienh.it hKl.l l.nl lollilitioli, and I
li.vi ."tii! .ii. 'ii nt
hi I hollltt ih lo-i
111,! tlrnd
a.. ..i i. I 1...1 l
... ....... ...jo... ....
ot Iteed. Inside hel
. n xhoi throiiHli I he ,
bed. He hail
br.ul. Mi
time. .a. a
were Ho u
.Mm. Hi
nay A wo
I'nrlHtuid
IHMlri, t
and there
iim until
Iirow:i wiir uloteiil nt Ihe
, in I'.irlHliad, m.d thelc
in. "neu.
..wit uiiHulutely r.'fusel to
il, and wan hrouxiit to
i; I and luilH.'d In Jail.
lolll.y ,S olt WilH lioldli'd
,vi.i !,e holhlliK dole In Ihe
lie ill lle l.lte tills llfler-
noon.
All of the . irl.es- to the (.is,,
will known 111 ihe iiiadiil..iia h
nip
n lid
ri'it-
t'liilnbad. but nil throrn-pi are lei-i
nixi'd im eonjei.-tuie li ihe reltmal
I In nomnii to nay miyihiiiK.
NEW HIGH JULY
RECORD FOR STEERS
IN K. C. CATTLE MAKKIl
K.iiimis fill Hun k Yards, July 20. '
Xailve carl,. ii l c.mi.i iiiiiiraiitine j
inhumed 1 t- l'i .'i nln lat week, I
but the tnai ki'l rb.Kcd dull on ine lilliil
nnd cotiiiiioii kthm Hti irf , wilh liiiyem
line I up for a llvht on lint, claw thi
week, acri.unt of uiiK.itinl.ictoty kill
Inx piTi-eiilnue. Sio. kei and fi ed
i' I'M lino rcfpiindcd only feebly tn th
lei cut ad va li, en on llnlNheil cattle, nnd
I' K.d l.'iMt week II) to 2a cent under
& Power Co.
Phone 08
GUADALUP
MOUNT IS
tho i.onln bmt Mondny. rircclptll
SoUny nrt II. uinl onlll, m.iikPt tpfidy
to nirohK. A new top w.in nt on
prim,. hhIIvi-mi tndny, at .n, hid hi ft
on iitoiiI horr for July mid binmlcd
Hti'rrn hroiinht Thi umIpii
wore In tho lionvy rhiju, nnd pnrlimn,
both nioir mid hiifrm. old froidy
nl in. jr. iii In ',o. Knnnn ar-n ptorrt
lit ii in Fold nt $S 0 tndny, . ii:il to thp
brvt oiln on U.o.'i I.imi ifk, nnd
' rp'o-'U'd $7 'io. t.'hrdrn
SiiU hrr ruliln iinli kly nt firm
prli cn, hut (ir isuy rnttln (,f poor ciunU
liy nri urnson,,!.!)- lor. Vi it n.hm
.ir,. dim. nnd brlnu up to tin oo. Tho
I mpply of iiinriiitlnf . iMI" l luu
, mm lodny, liirsoly ml. Iiil.- rlnim Okln-
' homn uni onlllp. fl ruko foil
j floor, nnd Hood BrntwnTK ri- nollin
fir idy tn ft mug today In tho iUnrnn-
tmo ilivtfinii. but ulippory ulnff In Imr.
rr. Amplo molnliirn I rooorloil fr.nn
t'Oiirlv every nnetinn, but nnlew ruin I
fallf. wlihln n few tlavn. i'ernl hun-I
died lari, of rallla will no for-'eil to
U.. to market from tho Kiowa nrm
Morn dnnrletn. Sloih ,i,,.r nro nr-ll-lim
.it II 2.". tn JT.7J, nnd feeder nt
r;...il I.. $ on. Tho miirket on theno
c1iib k spirit anil Iho nil nation
' . - """" " win
. .. , J '
j i " ..-.-...-. i.i p.'iunK niKneni
t-rierf on rcoril r.. ..it.. ......... u-
1
i(n , .una
for yi'irllrm nnd
Aplinrently. mock
are now oellinir lit
$:iii (.) for calve,
i r and feeders
I l..,rain rule.
! ll"K ml. Hired ft renin today, fol
I Iowiiik a net K iln of .I.', lelil liiHt
1 week. Kei eipiR nro exlre in ly litiht.
, L'.liilH lact Week, 5,01)1) toilav. Top to
, day I I '1 1 II will l.i ." ci HI of (."hline,,
j b p, mid bulk ot Hiile, IS. DO to $9.:..
I I'Uii lire oiar.o, mid rail to pucker1
, at a premium nhop the ueieral mar-
ket. Serum inak. m alio pay a pre
mium for immune hnuf. and for pix.
j Hlieep are Ml irnt.i lower today,
! tallll.N .Ti celllH losi'r. f dloWillK lllod-
rate de line !nnt week. ltd eipli
! nre IlKht, but miii kei i .k.i are mm Ii
Mower, hi n. e the decline here. Me
t il , il in natlvn lamb brought t41 l
I liny, noihln prime here; yenrllim
worth tl.no to 18.73, ewe It :1:, to
It.;:.. Idaho lnmb. the tlrM of the
Ifinnon here, topped la.-t wr..;" mar
ket by r ceni. m-lllnB at tt.H0 iiti
lit. (it); medium rl.iM Arizona at IS.'iO
to tS 3.
?!PUT ORE 111 BANK
FOR SAFE KEEPING
SILVER CITY
Pinos Altos Strike Runs $100,
000 to Ton and Ordinary
Methods of Shipping are
Considered Unsafe.
Silver Olt. N. M. July SI'
H. nk of tire from the Lnm-'ntoii mine
in the I'lima Alton diHirici were ilo
poHited In the null h of Ihe Ameri
can National bank at Mlver t'lty for
HiifckecpiiiK rinlurduy. AH who haw
.en nnd examined tho ore vi.y that
it will uvt niKe nt leant calculation
1 1 (i lie W per ton .ii uold. The Mtrike
wan 'liniile by John HKlenby, onn of
tho owners nf the provrt. on the
I. aiiUHlon mine, which I the lime
vein or led Ke from which lall nnd
Wrlnht uhlppcd l.d.'.U pound of ore
that netted them about fill, mill. The
Hell unit WiikIii otrike was tnnde
very nenr the north end of tlm ljn!
m..n on the Pkihkorn mine. Kleel,y
Immediately commenced .Inking H
Hhaft neiir the north end of thr
laiiiKxtoii and nt a depth of 2UU feet,
Willi h vim on n l.-vel with the Hell
nnd Wr.Kht ntr.ke, be Kan driflloK
1.011th on Iho vein of ore. and hi ruck
th.. rich ore when the drift h.nl been
iIiIm ii 80 feet. Th'H rich ore I. vl.i
bln linn ronilri'i. u In Ihe top und
bottom of the li ill. and the hith
Kr.'nle ore In Ii.ihk xirueted nnd
fa. ked riKht al"i,. Armed vnariM
are' placed In tlie mln tiluhl nnd day
nnd every preianiion U taken to we
ihnt no ore In hi"!, n. n. whh Iho tune
In the I'.i II unit WriKht r'rlke .
Tcllrrinin ore, like the fanioim ore
of I'ripide t'ruk. which lle ulonx-
.lile of the rich tree gold ore. la ul
hcluic extruite.l troin tho vein, und
one uverniiv e.ni l'1,' Kiiv aniuiy v.il
tl ih of kVl on ihc Hllver, two and
one. fourth onn. cm Hold, and two and
one-half per cent . .per ir ton.
About Oillly din. i. ul oKecH are Imw
woiklnii oil prop, itlea In Pimm Al
io diMttlii. "Ii u no lule dream,"
remarked i'., J. W. KleminK, "aa I
riiiuiik.il bi'lnrc, I'lium Alloa la com
ini( tn the trout iik u gold prodili iMK
i iiuip of nlnioM unrivalled rb hn. sB."
BIQ DEAL MADE IN
SHEEP IN SOUTHERN
COLORADO FIELD
Trinidad, Colo., July SS. The pur
i haae hy lien II iiucreoUll, the local
merchant, of ;:i,iiini head of cheep
and In inli. from the Meaa de Wiyo
Kind nnd l.h flock company faat nt
Tiin. h.rti. teeoi.ls the ronaiim:nntlon
of the blugear d.-al in aheep III tha
biytory of Boutin in Colorndii for
ninny yeara. Th. deal waa tloartl thi
no Tiling between Mr. li.immeraloiigh
and J K. Hhoiar. managi r nnd aim k
holder of the o.mpuny. Mr. Ilanier
kb.uuh'f pun bane include. It, 000
load of .help nnd .r,i lamb, and
Ihe tranaiicilon Involve a coiihlil.-r j
ti,,n of finrn I in. nun lo lUu.onu.
The Mean d M.yi property wn
reckoned aa one of Ihe large"! aheyp
ralaing rani he. In the Weal an, I thug
the niinnuicemcnt today I. one of un
Uhiihi lliterial. Mameralouuh Ilia
been '.eiiliiig cxieiiaUt ly III aheep foi
in any aii. .
I For theatrical purpose aa extreme
ly light motor has been pal en led to
oiiveit an ordinary bicycle Into a
muioi'. Ie.
110 OPPOSITION TO
EERGUSSOIi
CHAVES CO.
His Name Only One Which
will Appear on Ballot in
Ferferential Primary on
Augnst 4th.
Tbmwell, N. M , July 21. Tlmn for
fllinir tiameii to be plnced on the bnl
lota for the noinlnaMnn iiriinury for
local olllicri nnd the .rrfetenl in I
inlmnry for coimre.Kinnn, In i.'liave
eminly, expired bint iiljjht. The
name of II. It. reiKiiKiion ) the
only one filed with the committee Tor
the ronyreiidnrinl nomination nnd
thia menu that the deleuatea to Die
Albiiiieriie convent Ion Ironi I hi
...in, ly will xo iiiHiriicted for Mr.
KeriiiHon. The name of Judite
ilr.invllle A. l:u hnrdxoh for 111., d,"
trlct JinlKiKhlp vaiiiiuy waa the only
one tiled nnd It la now eon. eded that
J ml ; i' liichnrilKon will be iioiuinntcd
nnd elected.
i it her name will Include enndi
datea for the leEiabitive lioiilniit Ion.
tor the eountv l'etnocrntie eommlt
to nnd f.r deleuateii to the county
convention. The followimi eandi
dntea for ihe leuiNlailve nomination
filed their namoa: '
J. K. fndy, l.nke Arth'T.
t'. f. Tanni'hill. Itoawell.
'. I., ltiillnril. Iloawell.
lr. n. T. Vcnl. Itoawell.
tl. T. Itlnck. Itoawell.
Jilinen V. Mulllni, Itoxwell.
.1. I. Herron. Itoawell.
Threo repreaeiitallvea are lo
elected.
lie
FORT! SIX PUPILS
AT STATE SCHOOL
FOR THE BLIND
Albuquerque Leads in Attend
ance at Alamogordo Institu
tion with Thirteen Pupils.
Paula Fe, X. 11.. July 22 The re
tort of the Neu- Mexico Hi hoo for
the lllind, at AlamoKordo, which hna
been received hy the department of
public iiiel ruction, showa 46 puplla.
AlhuiUerU hna 13 puplla In he
mduml; ttenta re haa none. It Ii in
tereatlng to not,, that there were 47
pupils. Abui.icriiie ha II puplla
thin number more thun huf 27
were -non. The minie number attend
ed training ach.ml, hut In the elemen
tary grade, there were 21 men nnd 2"
women. In commercial eoiiraea.
(men and women. There were 1 em
Iplojc of the ai 'html, which la direct
ed by It. It. I'rult, aiiperlntcidcnt.
l!a May Woodbury, who h had
tlve year' triluing na a teacher In n
ronton iK'hool for the blind, nnd 14
yenra' experience In tenchinK the
blind, conducted the nuicic depart
ment during the paat year. Thou,
who have heard her pupil alng de
clare that they have been well trained.
PROGRESSIVES TO
J SAflTA FE
Sandoval County Bull Moose
Leader Saya His County is
Still Rampant. Regular
Party Conventions Set.
OlxtHnl ltHint1i in Ttifl Iliralil.)
Kinm Fe, N. M . July 2J ThB atate
j rutnmlttee of Ihe l'roureiie parly
'will meet here tomorrow for the pur-
pnae. of iiianiiig a call for a atate con
vention and miih other buaiiieMi aa
may .iron-rly ime before the body
of which former lioverin.r Miguel A.
tJteru la chairman.
Marco. ('. do llnia of Sandovnl
on in , who U beer today tu attend
the meeting, any Sandoval county
Hill la riotoiiHly proa r. iu.lv and that
the Hull Mooae eohorta will aw rip the
county nualn In the fall election.
The n old purlieu have fixed tlnte
for their ronventlona In thia eoiinty.
Tha Iiemiicratio convention will be
held Auituat 1 .Ih and the Itcpuldlcan
convention Ai'cuat 14th.
WILL MANUFACTURE
FRUIT B0XE IN
THE STATE CAPITAL
(aortal Dlaaatek to r.oata lleraWH
Pallia r'e. N. M., July ii. A. lie.' h,
owner of a lumber mill here an
nounce, today that ha will manufac
ture fruit bnxca to au.ply the large
demand nf K.nla K county fruit
X row era. The local aupply and that
of northern New Mexico haf been
iippllfd by lb" America;! I.timtie
coiiiiuiiy of AlbuqiiercjUe heretoforo.
I HAND SELLS APARTMENT
j HOUSE IN CHICAGO
J I). Hand, who recently look
larva apartment house ill i'hl. ur.i a
pint payment In ihe million Hollar
Ii 1 1 by which he sold his land In, Id
it. Ia W.m Mistici sml Mora coun
ties to the Hhcllabiirxer Interests f
)e KaT'. II, lias in turn sold the
npi.rimenl bull, ling. The Itiicao
. 'i t' ' ( lay aiis'
Kur the sc.ond tin,. Jkilhin three
MEET TOMORROW
weekn tha T'nttlnKton npartment
billldlnii. una of the Inrteat In tha
city, hna flitiired In a trnnanctlon.
Jiunea I). Hand of t.oa Alninoa, .V.
M.. who neimlred the bnlldln Trom
l i.wnrd V. Hhellnbnrer of lieKnlh.
III., In exchnnge for ronaldernbla
acreoue In New Mexico, at a reported
vnlnation of tl.fiiin.liiio, hna aold the
premlwea to Allan I', llowt-on of
llamb Iph, Ala., for a nominal con
alderntion, aubjert to an lnciimbran
of riB.jn.
The I'liitliiBlnn. which la located
at tint. Tin) Irving I'nrk, boulevard,
coiilnlna t npnrtmenta of from .ev
en to nine rooma each. The building
la ..aid tn Meld annual rental of t'M.
ti'i'i. fonnected with the biilldinga
nre two large unrane. with n enpne
Itv ,,f ln niitomobilea. The prop,
eily hna a front.ixe of 43! feef on
Irving I'nrk boulevard, of which H'-n
feel Ih occupied by the building nnd 1
feet by n private pnrk.
E
HI M
It
Jemes Mountain People Take
Ideal Summer Outing. For
est Service Man Studying
Soil Washing Problem.
arlal r.rrnt.4fn ! fteraldj
t'uba, N. M., July IS. Meaara
( h.iuilK i m of K.u inlnilnn and Hatch
er of 1'aKo.a 'pringa. dniu1 through
in u Ilulck car Imm 1'ngoi.a In one
day and u half. The trip could f.iHtly
have been made, they report. In one
day had It not been for the hea
r.aida cituxcd by the recent riln.
Two curs with AlbiiiUer,Ue Vlallora
hi,, raid to ie alallcil in the heavy
n.uil nboul three mile below hero
mid team, have Kolie out to bring
them In.
Koie.t Hanger F.. It. Young, ai com-
. n lfl l,y hia wife and baby have re
turned from a vacation apent with
Mr. Yoting'a parent at tied limr,
New Mexico,
Manager J. K. Young of the Ht.iplln
Mercan.ile coinpniiy. with Mr. Young
and dnughler llairiel, relunied Fri
day from a 4iio-mile driving trip
through New Mexico and t'olnrndo.
Mr. liny t'oorea of Altec waa in
i barge of the store during their ab-
a nee.
Mr. A. J. Jaenirke of the foreat ar-
Vice ha. been hire for the paat week
from the Albii'iuerUe dlatrbt olllee
to attidy the prnlilem of aol waahlng
nnd nrroya formntlnn In thia region,
particularly tho.e arena on the na
tional foreat. Thig severe anil eros
ion serlou.ly nffei'ta grnlng, agricul
ture, nnd even out tn. asportation
problem. It la hnped that practicable
remedies will he found which will at
least partially heck erosion on ooth
th" national foreat nnd adjacent
areaa.
FAIL
TO GET TOGETHER
VArv Ann . am D nf I- 1." ..MM
on Any Basis. Morgan for
Governor. Hubbell for the
Senate.
I'hoenlx, Arlx., July 22. !t ha.
been found Impossible for the Itet.uh
10 an. nnd frogresalves of this or any
other counly to agree upon n stat'
ticket that would be sal iefactory tn
iliher. The (list I'roposlilon advanc
ed by the 1'rogret.Hlves wag Aiat they
could not ronaider any ticket that
Would have the word "Republican"
upon It. They would concede tho
Platform, the candid ilea and In fact
everything lae, out demanded the
disorganization of the Itcpuhlican
party in the atate. The Republicans
refused to ent.rinln any such pro
posal nnd negotiations were broken
off and the Itepubilciii.. determined
lo put a full .tale ticket In the Held.
H,,n. J. U. Hubbell. Republican
slate chairman and one of the most
popular men In the party, has bled
hia petition for Filled Hate senator.
It Is now agreed that II. A. Morgan,
the Willcox merchant, will be the
iiiiidid.iia for governor and he I said
tn be considering the general demand
that is coming trom the party ! aderg
nil over the s'ule that ho make tha
race.
RECORD CAT-FISH IS
CAUGHT NEAR CARLSBAD
Carlsbad. X. M, July 1 1. Carlsbad
bellvvea it hold Ihe belt for the
largest specimen of any finny tribe
landed thi season in New Mexico,
even larger than aome of 1he Immense
sinkers landed by Republican poli
ticians since the caaipalun opi ned.
The families of J. T. Htanford and
J. A. Pond picnicked iibout l)e In lies
up tho river Haiurday and enjoyed n
fine lulling. They took a fine lunch
along and finhed to their heart's con-
, lent. Mr. Stanford landed a thirty
t live pound caillwh, which made a
tume fight, but was llnally roiniuered.
A number of their friends helped
sample the big fellow and all pro
n'.unea the fish fine.
SIERRA COUNTY
DEMOCRAT? RET
CONVENTION DATE
I Tha Hierra I'-uniy llemm'ratln
committee has set the dale for the
county coiiNeiitioit In be held at
illlle'ioro. :..r Auituid klh. The lie
pnl. Ii, an county contention will be
held AugUKt IM. ""J
FOuRHUfOREDiLE
0
T
FlEw MEXICO
REPUBLICANS
ARIZOfi
SANTA FE WILL HAVE
E DAY OF
Good Roads Day Declared by
Chamber oc I imerce
When it is Found '?ity and
County Have no Funds
Handy.
(RprHaJ niapaU'li to T1p Herald).
utitu. l'"e, N. M . -nl .'2. AI iv
niectliig of Ihe chiui.' i oiniii' r. e
In- 4 nii'.bt it waa d ...ie I III it the
Ul tl.i-ul I-' v,l .ill. ol i i.lll alol . hn
counly road board also short of fund.
The r.iada near rianta Ke urn In very
l ad ('oiuliti'.n and In order to make a
good showing for Die coming slnto
road convention the ImsuieMa men de
termined to declare a good roads day
nnd call out the hdn town us Volun
teer, tn fix th riiBtls. Kridny ia lh
day. t'hnrb's Thiamin will handle tlm
sleiim roller, being an expert at tlio
game, wlnln Frank nwen wile-run tha
grader. Kvery nble bodied clllen I
exii" ted to turn out with a pick anil
ahovt-l and do his part.
DIES OF HIS
Innocent Bystander Struck
by. Bullet Fired at Antonio
Vargas Adds Another Life
to Archuleta Charge
(HHi'in lH-pnicli to Tlio lli'ral.l.
Hulita Fe, N. M , July S3. Wonl
fioin iJo t'nllciilc today reports Iho
death of Mar.ellno Klber.i, the inno
cent bystander Ii m court room nt
t'Ju Cullentv w' struck in tha
Jaw by one of '. bullets fired by
Archuleta broth .it Antonio l. Var
gas when tin. xilbd him vitur.l.iy.
lilooil poison het in and ltllx-rag
death folb i. I lust night.
LAI OPENING FOR
ELEPHANT BUTTE
PROJECT SOON
Thousands of Acres With
drawn from Entry When
Project was Proposed to be
Restored to Entry Next
Month.
1 ji. Truces, N. M , July ;j. For
mal notice has been issued by th
general land ottbe of the reel. .rut ion
to entry of thousands of acres of
government land, withdrawn from
entry under the Kh'phnnt lluttej
project when the project first wm
determined in by the reclamation
service In 1 io I, nnd covering many
township, both In Hi. rra nnd Honit
Ana counties. The land will be re
stored formally on August 17th ut
1 a. in, when it will be open fur
settlement, and will be opened to en
try on Ki pieinber Itith at !- I'ruces.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKER MAKES A
REMARKABLE RECORD
Kama Fe, N. M, July 2 2 A. Im
Kales of Riwell, smie iiilasioii.iry ot
the American Sunday K' hiol t'nii.n.
In splto of tha ruin eua.lay held two
s. rvl, es nt the liberty m hool district
in the Katanrla valley and orieanlxed
a Sunday school.
Klnce ha waa aaalgned to Ihe work
In New Mexico in October, 11, Mr.
rale. ha. been Instrumental In tha
organisation of 7 Hundny ai hool.
having 2 !7t leuchcr and s In, Lira,
making lox li.'U to these uud other
r.ici.v ttuml iy school..
FINDS BRASS BED
USED BY THE LAST
SPANISH GOVERNOR
(Kpcrtal JsKH-ti to Kvmtlnc Herald.!
Kalita Fe, N. M , July fi. Former
Hovel n. .r L. Itrudford I'rlnca, tho iu
deratlgable leader lu the New Mexico
II mini icnl .in let y today announces
that he has found the bras bedstead
Used by Manuel Armijo, Ihe laat
M.uiiIrIi goM-riior of New Mexico. Th
bed, it la slated, bus lai n luily identi
fied and ti.ncriior I'rltue will prewiit
It to the slate historical aiaiety and;
It will be set up In Ihe stale museum.
BUILDING AND LOAN
COMPANIES REPORT
fSiMelal rl.serk (veealaaj neraUl
Hamu Fe, N. M, July li. Tha
traveling auditor today completed
coiiipilniiuii of u report on the build
ing a id loan coaipAnlee of tha slat
for the piisl six months, showing total
resource of f l.f.ou.iino. Thia Ig ej
slight decrease from Ihe showinK ot
total rcsourtea made stg nioulha ago.
The HERALD Want Ads zt
the best results, i
111
BURGEUHO
RISER