John Cain Passes Away at Deming
Special Correspondence Deming New Mexico September 6 John Cain a pioneer of Lama county and Deming died of Brights disease after a month in bed He was 55 years old and leaves a wife and several children He was buried with Masonic honors in the cemetery A lot of other notes from Deming include a near-starvation incident of a seven year old boy and nine year old girl found in the Florida Mountains the girl survived on prickly pear fruit and lacked water Extensions report Miss Esther Bolleh returning from California with her mother and Miss Alice and plans for continued travel for health Prof C A Poling the entomologist returned noting butterflies but few bugs The Luna Lead company plans to restart its smelter September 15 with Mr Green in charge of the assay department Mrs George Rutherford returns from Missouri with daughter Miss M A Nordhaus Ralph Greason and Miss Fether Ede wed August 28 in Cobin Michigan and will be at home in Deming after September A Ament plans to return to Deming after selling his Bellefourche business
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Deming
N. M
Joe Calin
Lama County
Bright
Cain
Florida Mountains
Here
Esther Bolleh
California
Alice
C. A. Poling
Florida
Luna Lead Company
Green
George Rutherford
M. A. Nordhaus
Missouri
Nordhaus
Ralph Greason
Fether Ede
Cobin
A. Ament
Bellefourche
M. D
Penitentiary to Erect New Brick Cell House
The board of penitentiary commissioners met at the territorial prison with President F H Pierce. New member Charles F Busley took his seat as Malaquais Martinez and Juan Navarra attended. A new brick cell house thirty by ninety feet will be built on the south side of the prison yard to house more convicts and later serve as a storeroom. The kitchen was expanded to feed 300 men, with two meat toasters and a large coffee urn added. There are 266 inmates now, with a projected rise to over 300 by year end.
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Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Territorial Prison
F. H. Pierce
Charles F. Busley
Malaquais Martinez
Taosa
Juan Navarra
Mora
Arthur Trefford
Santa Pe
Las Vegas
Trelford
Hagerman Opposes Annexation Plan to Texas
Governor H. J. Hagerman of New Mexico denounces Bateman’s proposal to annex Chaves Eddy Roosevelt Lincoln and Quay counties to Texas if joint statehood with Arizona fails He argues Texas would not consent and warns against losing the Pecos valley’s progressive counties to a larger state He states he prefers remaining a territory or pursuing joint statehood with Arizona and expresses hope these counties stay aligned with New Mexico.
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Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
U. S
Texas
Chaves County
Congress of the United States
Arizona
Bateman
Pecos Valley
Arigona
H. J. Hagerman
Official Matters in New Mexico Appointments and Board Actions
Jefferson Raynolda of Las Vegas is reappointed to the New Mexico Insane Asylum board by Governor Hagerman. R. E. McBride and Dr B McBride receive promotions to the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts board of regents and the regents at Las Cruces. Robert C. Gortner is sworn in as Santa Fe County district attorney, replacing J. C. Abbott. A Territorial Board of Education meeting is set for 2 PM in Santa Fe with Hagerman and Hadley as ex officio members. current members include W. Light, Edmund Vert, C. M. Light, Sathher Foster, and Jos Clark.
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Jefferson Raynolda
Las Vegas
New Mexico Insane Asylum
Hagerman
R. E. McBride
B. McBride
Las Cruces
Board of
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Seaman Field of
Deming
Gortner
Robert C. Gortner
Santa Fe County
C. Abbott
Territorial Board of Edcation
New México T Erritorial Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hiram Hadley
Capitol Building
Santa Fe
Hadley
W. @ .Light
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Edmund J. Vert
New Mexico Normal University
Las Ve
C. M. Light
New Mexico Normal School
Silver City
Aaither Foster
Ireland Awash in Prosperity Says Tim Healy
Timothy M Healy MP declares Ireland entering a new era of industry and happiness with eastern growth, housing upgrades, and local councils taking over From grand juries. Gaelic League revival and Protestant land funds fuel agricultural expansion amid reduced sectarian tension as nationalists seek a lasting settlement through accommodation with Northern Protestants.
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New York
Ireland
Timothy M. Healy
M. P
North Louth
Gaelic League
Horace Plunkett
The
Agricultural Board
Money From the Taxpayers Public Funds by Territorial Treasurer
Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn reports receipts of taxes for 1905 and prior years from numerous counties led by Chaves Lea and Dona Ana, totaling hundreds of dollars in various county treasurers and years. Additional funds listed include accessions from other sources such as white funds, asylum income, penitentiary earnings, cattle indemnity, and territorial insurance funds.
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Territorial
J. H. Vaughn
Chaves
Lea
Colfax
George J. Pace
Dona Ana
Oscar Lohian
Eddy County
J. D. Walker
Treaster
Guadalupe County
Camilo Sanches
Grant County
Gaddell
Trea Wer
Lincoln County
J. A. Canning
Eugenio Roasurer
Ranta
Iwon Sisk
San Juan
W. EB. Williams
Sierra
John C. Plemmons
Sucorm
Jose BK. Torres
Tare Rie
Willany
Wolford
Arthur Trelford
New Mexico
W. C. Barnes
Cattle Sanitary Board
J. Ho Sloan
Territorial Insurance Fower
Venient
New Mexico Supreme Court to hear Sena forgery case on remand
Mariano F. Sena, convicted in Las Vegas New Mexico for forging census voucher returns while employed by the government, will get a new trial after the United States circuit court of appeals directed the territorial supreme court to take jurisdiction and hear the case on its merits. The prior denial of jurisdiction by the territorial high court is reversed.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
Mariano F. Sena
New Mexico
Supreme Court of the
Territory of New Mexico
Denver
Denver News
Sens
Las Vegas
N. M
Territorial Supreme Court
Ody
United States Circuit Court of
Appe
Court of Last Iisodt
Santers
New Mexico Supreme Court
Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs. Michael Hart of Kingston Jamaica says she has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years for coughs croup and whooping cough and finds it very beneficial. She would not be without a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Michael Hart
Cart Service
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies Islands
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