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1EMIHGVOL. 5 DEMING, LUNA COUNTY, N. M FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1907. No. 24

MEXICANS IN, FATAL SHOOTING

Mexican Woman'Ambusheid

, in4 Shot to Death.There was a killing at Gage, a

' small settlement, about 19 mileswest of Deming, on the S. P.road, at 11:30 p. m.' last Fridaybight.

'. The principals in the shootingare Mexicans, a Mexican namedMartin Amadora "having shotand killed a Mexican woman bythe name of Concha Mendoza.The fatal shot was fired from aa 22 calibre rifle and took effectin the woman's side, immed-

iately in front of the left arnvVt "and came out through theright arm, above the elbow. Thevictim Was fired upon from am- -

bush as Bhe was returning to herhome from a late call at thehome of a neighbor, and diedwithin a half hour after beingwounded. Jealousy is alleged tohave been the motive of thecrime.

A telegram was sent to thisI lace to sheriff Don Johnson im-

mediately after the shooting.andwas received by deputy J. A.Baker in the absence of thesheriff, who was returning fromYuma, Ariz., where he went totake a Mexican prisoner to thepenitentiary. Deputy Baker leftat once for Gage on horseback,and trailed the assassin in thedirection, of the Florida moun-

tains. He then sent word todeputy Dan Hathaway rat theFlorida mines, and Amadora was

-- eaptoredat'th mines shortlythereafter by deputy Hathaway,and was brought to Bemingand lodged in jail. He had hispreliminary hearing before JudgeChapman Tuesday and was heldfor the grand jury without bail.

Amadora is said to have beena former suitor of the Mendozawoman, who became engaged toanoílier Mexican with the aboveresult.

This is the fourth killing of thekind that has occurred in thiscounty in the past four yearsand the first time that the mur-

derer has been brought to jus-

tice.

Col. Augusto Azzali, leader ofthe famous gendarme band, ofGuadalajara, Mexico, which ac-

companied the El Paso Elks' toPhiladelphia, was drowned lastFriday while in bathing at At-

lantic City, N. J.

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New Mexico Towns Win inFight for Freight Rates.Washington, July 18. -- In an

opinion rendered by Commis-

sioner : Prouty, ' the interstatecommerce commission today an-

nounced its decision in the caseof the Roawell Commercial Cluband others against the Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Co.and others. The complaint inthis case was in issue the reason-

ableness of rates between var-ious points in the United Statesand Roswcll, Hagerman andCarlsbad, in New Mexico. Thepresent class rates from KansasCity, and St. Louis, Galvestonand Denver, to said points inNew Mexico are unjust and un-

reasonable and reductions wereordered.

Certain commodity rates to thesame points in New Mexico wereheld to be excessive. The com-

modity rate-o- n grain and grainproducts from points in Kansasand Oklahoma were ordered tobe reduced from 47 cents onflour and 45 cents on wheat to42 cents on flour and 40 cents onwheat. The commodity rate onI jmbcr to points in Texas andLouisiana was ordered to be re-

duced from 45 cents to 32 centsper hundred pounds; and that onsalt in sacks from Hutchinson,Kan., was ordered to be reduced from 35 cents to 30 cents per100 pounds.

The commodity rates on apple?,alfalfa and alfalfa meal frompoints in New Mexico to FortWorth, Tex., were held to be un-

reasonable and were ordered re-

duced from 50 cents on applesand 31 cents on alfalfa and onalfalfa meal to 45 cents on ap-

ples and 80 cents on alfalfa andalfalfa meal.

Pay day has come again andthe railroad boys are exultant.

The first annual dance for benefit of the Rebekah Lodge will begiven at Clark's opera housenext Tuesday night, July 30th,

We understand that the SantaFe will soon take steps towardrebuilding the depot at Faywood,which was burned down severalmonths ago.

Railroad Men! We want yourOveralls and want them bad. 25ca suit.

Deming Steam Laundry.

Mr. Bud Williams, the wellknown stockman of Hachita, wasin the city this week visitingrelatives and acquaintances andattending to business affairs.

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;0. L. SfllPHas opened a

NEW DRY GOODS í

STOREIn the Clark Building'

formerly occupied as Marconi Bar

Will carry a general line of

Dry Good?, Shoes, HatsNotions, Etc., Etc.

Will sell goods at Lowest Prices for Cash OnlyCall and see my goods. A portion of your

trade will be appreciated.

Yours for Business,

O.

THE DEEP SEA 1

SWALLOWS 97

Passengers of an Ill-F&- ted

Steamer.San Francisco, Cal., July 22. --r

News was received here thismorning that the steamers Col-

umbia and San Pedro, were incollision off Shelter cove at mid-

night Saturday. The Columbiasank in five minutes and nearlyone hundred passengers .foundwatery graves.

There was a heavy fog at thetime. The San redro was heav-ily loaded with lumber andstruck the Columbia on the portbow with such terrific force thatshe was cut down to the water'sedge. About eighty personswere saved by clinging ontothe San Pedro, from which ves-

sel they were rescued some hourslater by the steamer Roanoke.

Captain P. A, Doran, of theColumbia, bravely stuck to hisship and was among the lost.

The Columbia sailed from SanFrancisco Saturday for Portland.She had a passenger list of 187.

The collision occurred at mid-

night, when all on board savethe lookout and an officer on thebridge were asleep.

Shelter cove, where the collis- -

ion occurred, is 1?J mile3 up thecoast.

The Columbia lies in deep water.

The disaster is the most heartrending that has occurred on thehigh seas in recent years.

Mr. F. C McDermott was 'inthe city from Faywood Tuesday.

Judge Chapman's court hasbeen on a swift grind this week.

For good, pure home-mad- e

ard call at II. Myer's MeatMarket.

Hon. J.N. Upton left Tuesdayover the Santa Fe for his ranchnear Spaulding.

Mr. W. C. Wallis was up nearNutt the first of the week on asurveying trip.

Attorney Jas. S. Fielder wentto Silver City on business Tues-

day, returning next night.

The advance guard of theprospectors who are going to arrive here this fall are beginningto put in an appearance.

R. Swanzy. the Cash LumberMan, has nil new stock andgood material.

Mr. J. A. Mahonoy is homefrom his trip to the Easternmarkets. His friends arc pleased to sec him looking so well.

Cool, refreshing showers arenow visiting us. The stockmenreport the range getting in goodshape by reason of good rains.

Furc, home-mad- e lard at II.Myer's Meat Market.

Col. Geo. Graves, the wellknown capitalist, has returned tothe city from a trip to the min-

ing centers of the Cook's Peakdistrict. Mr. Graves seos in

Cook's Peak a wonderful miningcamp some day.

"Flash BacK" Did It.Washington, July 18. The na

val court of inquiry in the caseof the explosion on the battleship Georgia find that the acci-

dent resulted from a "flashback," meaning that when thebreach of the eight-inc-h gun wasblown opon after tho gun wasthrown open after the gun wasdischarged, some shreds ofburning cloth or unconsumedgas were driven into the turretand upon the powder about tobe inserted for the next charge.

A. MAMONHardware, Furnishings

Furniture, Gasoline Engines, Windmills

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Accepts ChiefMr. W. A. Woodard has ar-

rived in the city from Los An-geles and accepted the positionof chief; clerk with the. P.,haviHg entered upon fus newduties last Monday. Mr. Wood- -

ard was formerly with the SantaFe here and his old friends willbe pleased to hear of his return.

The hand-irone- rs at the SteamLaundry struck the other day.

A number of aliens have pass-e- lthrough here in the last few

days, presumably in transit toVictoria, B. C.

Miss Bertha Black, of Rincón,is here visiting friends. TheBlack family will move back toDeming this fall.

Rev. Foulks left Wednesdayfor Lake Valley, where he willbegin a protracted meeting. liewas accompanied by Mr. O. Max-fiel- d.

The Santa Fe has a work trainrepairing the traok between Rin-cón and Laguna, which wasdamaged by flood waters of theRio Grande during this summer.

Mrs. B. Y. McKeyes entertain-ed the Ladies' Aid last Thursday.Mrs. McKeyes served elegant re-freshments and the society nev-er had a more pleasing and en-joyable gathering.

Will Not Hang Today.Jefferson City, Mo., July 23.

-- Governor Folk today granted arespite of thirty days to "Lord"Frederick Seymour Barringtonunder sentence to be hanged onJuly 2Gth (today) for the mur-der of Jas. P. McCann at St.Louis two years ago.

Gold Ave.

i in i

Tents, Wagon Covers, Guns,

Barb Wire, Iron

I. A. MahDEMING.

ClerKship.

o-

Auto Line.Manager McDermott, of the

popular Faywood Hot Spr.'ngi,is planning to build an automobileline from the springs to the. sta-tion. Mr. McDermott is chockfull of enterprise and is makingthe Faywood Hot Springs famousthe world over.

T. R. Page, of Colorado, ishere looking for land.

Sheriff Chas. Nichols, of Grantcounty, was in the city Monday.

Mr. Tom Lyons, the big cattle-man of Silver City, was in thecity Monday evening on his wayto Colorado.

The artesian well is still goingdown. The chances for an artesian How grow brighter as thewell is pushed farther down.

There is a big deal on foot inlocal business enterprises thatwill probably be consummatedby the end of the present week.

Swanzy, the new lumbermerchant, is furnishing the ma-

terial for the new addition A.Trugle is building to his ranchhome.

R. L. Crenshaw, formerly inthe livery business here, has lo-

cated in Silver City. He was inthe city Tuesday on his way tohis new ho?ne.

We understand tho salesmenin the stores in tho city wouldlike to have shorter hours dur-ing the summer season now on.The boys are deserving of it.

Mr. Horace K. Rodgers, ofFayettcville, Ark., went to SilverCity Tuesday on a sight-seein- g

trip, and to get acquainted withthe country. We hope the youngman will decide to locate in Dem-

ing.

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N. M.

JACK DYMOND

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DEMING,

FIRE INSURANCE

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Ammunition

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Making Trip of Inspection,R. II. Ingraham, general su-

perintendent of the southerndivision of the Pacific system ofthe Ilarriman lines, passedthrough here yesterday in hUprivate car "Los Angeles." Ikwas accompanied by W. H. Av-eri- ll,

superintendent of the Tuc-

son division, and T. W.Bordwell,resident engineer of the division.

The officials are making a tripof inspection over the Tucsondivision and are watching theconstruction work that is beingdone on the line. SuperintendentIngraham has recently returnifrom the east, where he went onimportant business connectedwith t'ie Southern Pacific and heis again in charge of the entiresiuthern division of the Pacificlines.

Will Remain in Deming.We take pleasure in calling at-

tention to the professional cardof Attorney C. C. Fielder in thisissue.

Mr. Fielder moved from HiUcounty, Texas, to Deming lastJanuary, but since the dissolu-tion of the former firm of Fielderand Fielder, he has been con-

templating changing his locationbut himself and family have beenso favorably impressed withthe natural resources of NewMexico and with Deming as anideal place for a home, and con-

sequently has decided to cast hislot with us and become a perma-nent citizen of Luna county.

Mr. Fielder is an attorney ofexperience and ability, and wefeel confident will merit and re-ceive a liberal share of the publicpatronage. His genial natureand social disposition have wonfor him many warm friends inthis scit'on.who.iti common withtho editor of Tur. Graphic, arehighly pleased to know that hewill make his futuro home inDimming.

Mr. Fielder in conncelion withhis law practice will be associatedwith the firm of Darr & Tackettin the real cstato business. Byadding his ripe business exper-ience to the already thoroughlyestablished reputation of Uarr& Tackett for integrity, energyand perseverance will make thisone of the utrongest real estatefirms in this portion of NewMexico.

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DEMING GRAPHIC

C D. AHIKHE, Editor and Proprietor

SUBSCRIPTION SU.OG J'EU YKAtt.

uUysd Every Friday.

Rnlmd Mvrh I. 1903. t itiei in IVmln,fl. M., M roiuU'bwnintU'j-- , uiüur cl of con- -

Phone 105.

Look out for a huge immigra-tion to New Mexico this fail.

Col. W, E. Shepherd, formany years owner and proprietorof lha Alamogordo News, hasgold the paper to J. P. Annan,who came to Alamogordo re-

cently from St, Louis.

The gentlemen who were go-

ing to reform the Republicanparty in New Mexico are nowlighting for a chance to stay onthe earth. They have learnedthat water will not run up hill,anyhow. Albuquerque Adver-

tiser, (Dem.)

The Hagerman administrationphows up rottener and rotteneras th? good old probing continues,and as a result the position of theAlbuquerque Journal has become

fio pitiful that even Nero, werehe alive today, would lay downhis fiddle and give way to theanguish of inconsolable grief.

Gov. Curry has arrived in theUnited States from the Philip-

pines and is now in Washington,lie will be inaugurated Governorof New Mexico about August 1.

Great preparations are beingjnade at Santa Fe in honor ofhis arrival. Gov. Curry will nodoubt continue the good workActing-Govern- or Raynolds has

fearlessly and commendablyStarted.

Throughout Now Mexico theAnnual school census is beingtaken and from reports alreadyreceived by the department ofeducation there has been a largeincrease in the number of chi-

ldren of school age in the terri-tory. As a result of this growthmore school houses anil teachersare needed and new school dis-

tricts are being created. NowMexico is rapidly filling up withdesirable, progressive peoplefrom all parts of the country.

Lucky, indeed, it h for New-Mexic-

that President Roose-

velt quietly told "Little Herbert"to go way back and sit down. Oth-

erwise, as daily developmentsphow, we would have been be-

yond ' redemption. What thejwoplé owe the grand old leadersjof the Republican party in NewMexico for the wholesome house- -

cleaning they are carrying on ;

in the departments of the ter-

ritorial government, is beyondestimate. Let Gov. Curry con-

tinue the good work.

Those dispatches! Hagermanivould give a cool million (ofpapa's dough) if they had onlyteen burned. However, theyAre too rich for anything likethat to have happened. Andthen, too, we would have beenout all the fun the AlbuquerqueJournal has been furnishing usover their discovery. The Jour-p- al

is jumping about like arooster in hot ashes because thedispatches have been given pub-

licity, claiming they were d)eu-rnen- ts

of a very private nature.Well, we guess the Journal isright; "Little Herbert" no doubtivanted the fact that the gov-

ernment paid for them to re-pia- jn

very private.

Drouth Broken.Tho Teas saloons are still do-

ing business at the old stand.Th legislature sorter overlooked

. its hand when it passed the lawcompelling them to remain closed

for twenty days pending thegranting of now licenses. JudgeBrooks, of the Criminal Court ofAppeals, has decided the matterIn favor of the saloon men,

New Mexico as the ComingFruit Country.

New Mexico is fast becomingknown in the great eastern andnorthern markets as the sourceof the finest fruit. There are noapples grown in the rest of theUnited States to compare withthose grown in the Tecos valley.The San Juan country in the farnorthwest corner of the territoryproduces wonderful peaches,plum3 and apples. The Mimbresvalley is sending out some of thevery choicest apples. Lincolnand Otero counties have manyfine orchards whose productshave a wide sale at top prices.

Whenever El Paso and NewMexico undertake such advertis-ing campaigns as have been carried on for 20 years by L03 Angeles and southern California,there will be the same influx ofpeople and capital that Californiahas enjoyed. The Californiacountry ha3 fewer advantagesthan this region, especially inthe matter of climate; there therains come in the winter, herethey come In the summer, whenthings are growing and the at-

mosphere needs to be refeshed.The fruit growers of New Mex-

ico should get together for mu-

tual protection and to establishthe grades of Nrv Mexico fruitin eastern markets. The mark"New Mexico" ought always tomean unapproachable excellence.To attain this, it will be neces-

sary to protect the orchard stockfrom pests, maintain the higheststandards in varieties, and packwith the greatest care, so thatfruit will arrive at destination inperfect condition.

Properly conducted and ad-

vertised, possibly a box tradeby express direct to consumersin northern and eastern citieswould pay. -- El Paso Herald.

The Grurmc hastens to con-

gratulate Hon. II. 0. Iiursum onthe official report of refereeCharles V. SafTord in his case, afull report of which we publishtoday in supplement form. Thosewho are interested in knowingthe truth about the Bursum af-

fair should read the report of thereferee and the exhibits attached. After a perusal of the re-

port any fair minded person willbe promptly convinced of theabsolute conspiracy on the partof Hagerman and his followersto ruin the good name and stand-ing of Mr. Bursum, and the so-call- ed

expert report, which theyrelieved on chielly, has turnedout to be a disgusting muddle ofhieroglyphics.

Journal Sued for Libel.Santa Fe, N. M July 20.-Ge- orge

W. Pritchard, attorneygeneral, today f.led suit in theFirst Judicial district court hereagainst the Journal PublishingCo., of Albuquerque, alleging li-

bel.

He asks damages to the extentof $30,000. This suit grows outof alleged libelous attacks madeby the Morning Journal againstPritchard uuring the time he wasinvestigating Arthur Trelford,superintendent of the territorialprison, on charges of inhumanand cruel treatment of convicts.

Pritchard was acting under or-

ders from CJov. Raynolds. In hispetition the attorney generalcites many instances of allegedlibel, in which he quotes from theJournal articles that he allegesare libelous and calculated to in-

jure his character.The filing of this suit created

somewhat of a sensation. WhilePritchard was conducting thsTrelford hearing ho was beratedby the Morning Journal daily.andaccused of ulterior motives anddishonest purposes in doing hisduty.

The attorney general would notdiscuss the case further than tosay that he could make a caseagainst tho Journal, and that hecoiild not allow the attacks ofthat paper on h3 integrity topass unchallenged.

THE DE MING GRAPHIC

The Modeity of Women.nturnlly mnkos thorn Mirlnk from thnliululicato question, tho obnoxious

ami tiiiplentant local treat-ments, which orno considercsxorit'al In tho treatment of dlsenw ofwomen. Yet, If luí can lm hiul, It Is

bettor to tutmlt to thin onlenl than lettho dlsenno grow and spread. Tho trouble.Is that ix) often tho woman umlerg allthe nnnoynneo and hamo for nothing.Thonsandf women who havo booncured I)r. iHrrco'i Favorito Prescrip-tion wrliK In íSyreclatlon of tho curewhich dsMÍVSiXh the examinationand local tnotmpntSa'Tprre U flfl nthrr51 wlttflnc. iro !M.l :iie Tor .t..i,.-:-

women us "T'nvriip l'recrl'tlon.' Itcures duulliUlliitf ilruln, Irregularity andfemale weakness. It alwnya hel. Italmost alway euros. It It mrlctly non-

alcoholic, linn all Its Ingrwdlciitbeing printed on Its buUlo-wrappc- r; con-

tain no deleterious or liablt-formli-

dru, and every nntlvn medicinal rootentering Into Its coniHsltinn has the fullendorsement of those most eminent In theseveral m IkhiIsoí medical practice. Someof these numerous and strongest of pro-

fessional endorsements of Ita Ingredients,will ho found In a pamphlet wrappedaround tho lottlc, also In a IxNiklot mailedfree on reipiest, I y Vr. II. V. Pierce, ofIlufTalo, N. Y. These professional i n-

dorsements fhonhl havo far moro wviuMthan any amount of tho ordinary luy, oi

testimonials.The most Intelligent women now-a-ih-

in'ht on know ing lint they take as med-

icino Instead of opening their inoiith li'.fa lot of yoi;nr birds and gulping tlnunwhatever Is ottered them. " Favorite l'iicrlptlon'ls of KNOWN iOMI's1TiX, Itmakes weak women utrong uud sickwomen well.

lr. i'lereo' Moillenl Advl'vr Is sent fret.on receipt of stamps to a y evjipnv ofmailing n. Send to I'r. It. . I'ierv,l:u:Tah, N. '.. "I om-ce- nt stiwniis fur

(T ;U stamps for clotIf slek coniilt the lH tir, freo of cliaru1''

l y letter. All rnch cominuulcatloU' areLeld s:icreIU coulidriitlal.

Dr. Pierce's Ple.i-a- nt IMh ts Invlgor t.tand regúlalo su.m.icli, liver ami bou,;.

feuraons

Jamestown Exposition. Verylow rates via Santa Fe. Inquire

I). A. Creamer, Agt.

Plumbing'Windmill Repair

Work dono promptlyand satisfaction given.

PHONE 103.

W. J. GrahamDEMING, N. M.

jwe. -- .mm mm hi

&2 A careful 43,wife will always R

I keep .suppliedwicn

BALLARD'SSNOW

LINIMENTA Positive Cure For

Rheumatism, Cuts, Old Sores,Sprains, Wounds, Stiff Joints,Corns, bunions and all Uls.

SHO KNOWS.Mrs. C. II. Itunyon, Ptnn-rx-rr- v,

Mo. vrritn: I i,!lVolined Snow Liniment find can'tBuy enouirh for it, for liln-i- .

In:ilintii mid nil tuiIim. if luy tho nioxt useful nittdicliiu to., finvo in llio liousu."t Ihrco Sizes 25c, 50c, $1.00

J Ballard Snow Liniment Co.Ú ST. LOUIS, MO.,

Sold and Recommended bySOLI) RY PA LACK IMVU STORE

; nreweryvSaloon

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OLDEST RESORT JIn Town. t

', Best Quality of Jneer ana Liquors

i ALWATS ON HAND

íJOHN DECKERT

Professional Cards.

JAMES K. WADDILLATTOr.SEY A COUNSELOR

Office in Hakcr Plock, Spruce St.,

Deming, New Mexico

A. W. POLLA niJATT0riNEY..AT-l- V

Office in Mahoncy block.Spruce St. Dcminj N. M.

A.A.TEMKE.Attorney At Law.

..vitjr jiau. .1 fumín);, i.

JAMES S. FIELDERAttorney-at-Lv- .

New Mexico.Deming, - -Will practice In the courts of Now

Mexico, Arizona and Texas.

RALril C ELY

Attorney avd counselorSpruce St. Doming, N. M.

R. F. HAMILTON

Attornev-at-La- w

New Mexico.Deming, - -

P. M. Sti:kd J. D. IUmiEK

Dks. Steed & BardeeThysicians and Surgeons.

OlTicc Pliorc Residence 4 and 80

Deming, N. Mi:x.

DR. J. G. MO I RniYSICIAN and SURGEON

Phont 72.

Have your eyes carefully tested andgl.i.-so-s correct l fitted at home.

JUDGER PARÍCFR

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PENS- 'A

BY THEIRMERITS...

BECAUSE

They aro the " pens of

idcasure."..

WHAT DOESIT MEAN?

It is the name of n

patented Improve-ment used exclu-sively i: tito r:ul.r.r IYmi

which prevents leakingor aoiliiij:. It's a i;ou1liul.it to form that ofusiu a Taikir l'cu.

Come in and letunhoto you

W. P.Tossell.rilONE No. 50.

Tht Charming Womanis not necei?arily one of perfect formund features. Many a plain womanwho could never serve as a;i urtist'amodel, v)B8e8e8 tliríe rare qualitiesthat all the world admires: neatr.vtiit,clear eyes, clean. mooth skin ami thatprihtliness of step and action that ac-

company Rood health. A physicallyweaK woman is never attractive, noteven to herself. Electric Hitters ro-nton; weak women, cive strong nerves,bright eyes, smooth, velvety kin,beautiful complexion. Guaranteed atAll Druggist oOc.

Hing' Lee.Line new Rtoek of stapleand fancy groceries, ulsoList car.diis etc.

CHINESE and JAPAN-ES- E

fancy urticlea at low-

est prices.

Mahoney líuüu.ng, Silver Avenue

Deming. N. M.

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?, WE SELL ONLY PURE MILK STO OÜK CUSTOMERS. g

WILL DELIVER IN ROTTLES SJ OR IN HULK TO SUIT THE0 PURCHASER

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1 J. F. WILSON, Proprietor jjj

aiataiaja.fi.at9t2istii;tyiQuarts Ixulioij blanks at thin ufiiee.

MSSsssasESsassgssaIn. a. bolich

DKALER IN

m Dry Goods,Ivj

M Hats, Caps,

Gent's Furnishing Goods,

ll Navajo Blankets

Fire Arms and Ammunition, Harness and

tfi SADDLERY, WHIPS AND SfURS

MAKER OF THE N. A. D. COWItOY ROOT-SE- ND FOR

MEASURE IS LANK

Airent for R. T. Frnzier Tuehlo Puddles

Deming', :

n pi inecly ilnry limy ciHiiniiiinl the liiliewt waes of his tratlo-- lt may n nUr, tlnlvin' lui.-in-i M in faiiuiii,', htokniUiiif,' oriwrclitiiiiHsinii-y- ct if lie hk-uI- nil Lis money !i h a iRwiwrntely

JO..I-- li.an. He II remain in j oveity until l:e I riim t bank a

li tlf ( f hi- - enrrinjfx nml create a Mii plus fund fur the day ofand i Tiide fix the tinodm tixo yiiii'H of iidvniierd ne.

Yon kiinw thN itnu'. Are ymi ttlll :húii?, ' Nexl wwk I will I.f;in to un away n little nionoy?" NOW i tho time. Etrry dayroimts. We want you to v ii your l'i'.iik lucoitut lierej and itlicit tt iH not luw little yon .irt with. WewiUpvt' yon a lmnkln,k .lid a mi i dy f elurkH. We oílVr you aiisoute baiity andwili i iirÍ!iU' your j atruiino

(Under the supervision of the Uuitod Stated Government.)

Deming;, .... New Mexico.

AThe LESTER HOUSE has been

overhauled and Nicely furnishedrooms for light or single rooms forrent. Only one block from postoih'ce. No

taken. j& j&MUS. W. Pv. Prop.

Phone 53. Deming, N. M.

J. Sl.oAT FAWtT. Vnt't,JuliN CuHukTT. V.ce fn.'t.

ofTransacts general banking business

Foreign exchange Mexican money boujrlit sold.Money loan irood security current rates of interest.

Tfil.T

North,

tvtinlc

West. Trains

that models comfort, clean

A and attractive every respect.

'Harvey Eating Houses Dining Car ser-

vice. Full regard tickets, rates,routes and connections will furnished ; copiesfolders, time tables, etc., mailed by

A. Agt., N. Me.

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PARR and

R iriiillis n ,1 I . .quinina itiwiionlands ,

lands now open

Ave. ?

Phono

Clothing',

Boots, Shoes,

New Mexico

A MAN MAY-EAR- N

DEMING NATIONAL BANK

Comfortable Homethoroughly

refurnished.housekeeping

con-

sumptivesMERRILL,

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The Banli Deminga

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REFEREE'S REPORTIN BURSUM CASE

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IN EXPERT M'lHON'S EX-PAR- INVESTIGA-

TION OE CONVICTS' EARNINGS FUND.

Thousands of Dollars Credits Omitted inPrevious Report Territory Indebtedto Mr. Bursum During His Super-indenc- y

of PrisonNo Shortageor Deficit Ever Existed.

Santa Fe, X. M .Inly 12. 1907.

Hon. Frank W. Parker. Associate Jus-lic- e

(if Hie Supreme Court of (lieTerritory of New Mexico, and Judgeof the T hlrJ Judicial Districtthereof.Sir: In compliance with your order

tiamliiK "if as referee, mil as suchreferee directing that I Investigateand report us to facts, In the rnu.senow pending In your court, In whichHolm O. IJuraiini Is the iiliilnllfT nmlthe Territory of New Mexico Ih Ihodefendant nnd In which milt the plain-tif- f

prays for an accounting a be-

tween the Territory of New Mexicound himself, concerning moneys thatrume to his hands, during the time hewas miperlntendent of the New Mex-

ico Penitentiary, commencing May 5.

1S99. and terminating April I:'. Hmo,I would respectfully siilimil llie resultof my examination

My report, which Is herewith sub-

mitted, allows In detail nil of the do-liit-

nnd credits of all transactions,hut the result is so entirely differentfrom a report made hy the ('(doradoTitle and Trust Company, dated Aug-lis- t

:tu. limo, ttmt i (() m,t f,.(. thatin justice to myself, that I can sulmiitthis repoit without culling YourHonor's attention to the many man!fest errors In the former

Concerning tin' hooks of accountthis former report charged' that valuable recordi had been destroyed orwere not available, and on the otherhand I found all hooks of original intry and from these the financial transactions of the penitentiary under thesuporlt.tciidotiry of II. (. Hursum canbe reudlly tared. The only recordmissing r.nd which In im nenie was n

book of original etiti,. Is an old Individual ledger, used in keeping ac-

counts of person buying materiall rom the penitentiary, and the hnlunce from v.hleh on all supposed liveaccounts, were transferred to a newledger.

The absence of this hook was notmaterial, in, hnvlm; the books of orlg-Inn-

entry, the Journal ami Impressionboo's ( Invoice and voucher), nlthoiuhthis woik consumed considerabletime, it has been easily reproduced.The cash book" mentionedin the report referred to was not copled from any cash hook kept by thepenitentiary. A cash book wus neverkept, simply a journal In which allrash transactions weie entered liswell as other Items. This'ie-wrlite- cash hook" made up a fewweeks before the retirement. of II. tl.llurKiim as superintendent, was an attempted statement as to the cashtransaction of the penitentiary forthe period of his service. The Intement was made for the Information ofthe Hoard of I'omnilesloncrs; was inno tense a hook of original entry nndwould have had no value whateverexcept for reference, even If It hadbeen correctly transcribed, which It

was not. many entries having beenomitted on both debit and creditsides. This book should have had noplace whatever In the examinationabove referred to except as n guideor a check nnd this fact should havebeen recognized hy the party whomade the audit. That it was so rocogulzed by him Is show n hy his repeatedcomplaints that the book was not anorlKlnal entry und was Inaccurate, yet,strange to say, (heno very Innecurarica were made the basis of churresof shortages.

I he only hooks that should havebeen used in the examination In question were the hooks of original entrysupplemented hy the hooks In the of-

fice of the Territorial Treasurer n

well as those In the olllre of the Territorial Auditor, und audi other evi-

dence of the receipts and disbursements nf moneys as could be mouldedInto shape and furnished proof postlive of such receipts or disbursements.

In making this examination I havespent a great deal of time, compiledu correct cash account, re written andJournalized all transactions, repronucea the ota ledger, verified all accounts pertaining to the receipts anddisbursements of money by the anpsriotendsnt and ule of materials to

Individuals and herewith submit myoriginal work, consisting of une hun-dred and seventy-liv- e special tilledsheets which show In detail everytransaction, together with the repro-.........- i

i. j... - i, tiimwi leiim-- r it s wen as ouiuneoHheets.

The following statement is a condensed summary of all cash transar- -

thins, covering receipts and disburse-ments of moneys that came into thehands of II. O. Ilursiim during histerm lu office hiiiI fur which lie wasaccountable, but does not include thereceipt or disbursement of any funds,although penitentiary funds, the actualpossession of which never came to !i,the hands of the stipei liitemleiit. I

have reference to the salary fund,general maintenance fund, permanentImprovement fund, penitentiary In-- i

onie fund, and the Scenic Route fund,all of which receive direct appropria-tions made hy the Legislature, col-

lected by the Territorial treasurer,retained by him ami by both the tr-a- s

nrer ami auditor credited to the I

proper penitentiary fund and only disburM'd by the Territorial treasurer on liwin rant of tlie Territorial auditor on IIvoucher approved by the Hoard ofI'etiltcntlury foiuinissiom rs and nopail of which funds were handled by Ithe superintendent lu cash or itsequivalent, or by any one fur hlin inhis employ. In the report before re-

ferred to. purporting to show short-ages or iiilsuppiopi hit ion of funds, nomoneys belonging to any of the abovementioned funds were Included, but I

all such items as were claimed to bemisappropriated or unaccounted forwere Included in whin Is termed the" onvlct's earning fund" ami this sum-mary submitted by me covets all Cashtransactions in said fund.

II. t). Hursum. ex superintendent ofthe New Mexico penitentiary lu ac-

count viili the Territory for cash thatcame tu his hands from May .". IStiy.to April I:'. Hum:, while Kitpet inteiidcntof New Mexico penitentiary:

'I'o cash from jail receipts.!To cash paid by govern-

ment lor support of l.S. prisoners L'u.sMi.r.:

To cash from sale of mitt . su.4JO.I7To cukIi iroiu other fun Is. . 31. IJC.olTo balance due H. II. Hur- -

sum una uTotal .$l."it L'i:ui7

cash paid Treasurer. . .$iJ3.-t::i;:- '

(out illgetlt expenses . .V.M'iKi

Total $l.'l.'Ji'a).!i7I am unable to draw comparisons

between the amounts fhowu in theabove Minimal - and the ligares In theformer report as lu that report noiiiiiimni y or general ttatenient wasmade. However, it can he readilyseen that I have charged Mr. Uursuinwith mole than $32.iiih) in round mini-her-

than anywhere mentioned In theformer icport and as to the remittances to the Territorial Treasurerhave ct edited Mr. Dorsum's accountwith more than lio.tmn. This, ofcom !e, Includes the moiiev mild In bvMr. Hiirsum voluntarily: $l.nJ7 andthe paid under protest mithe demand of the tu- -

eral, hut after deducting these Itemsstill leave In round numbers, morethan lO.noo paid over to the Territorial Treasury nnd all of which is covered by receipts from the Territorialtreasurer, the stubs of which are ondie In his office and as show n In detailIn the main body of my report.

Cont Indent expenses are composed ofexiiendiiures for the following purposes :

Freight, which Includes freights onmaterials like brick und lime nldf. o. b. cars nt other points and frelRht i

prepaid, f C.814.04Telephone, telegrams and express

$2,233.89.Supplies and material purchased,

$5.026.29.Rewards and expenses In pursuit of j

escapes, $1.921.16.

(!ntc money nnd railroad fare of.prisoners o their homes. A large pnrtof this was on nccoitnt of V. s. prls -

oners and came back to the Territoryby V. 8. paymonts arid Included In

DEMINQ GRAPHIC SUPPLBM INT.

I the charges of rash received front thatsource, $ 1.27 1.0 1.

Additional services, $l,i;2.YS;V

Miscellaneous expendí! ures, $ ,'JJH 20.I Total, ISS.K'Jl.i:,.

I have a I no compiled and submitherewith an Itemized statement ofthese expenditure:! showing dates.nnioniils ami classllb-- as ubove and!of which the ubove Is a summary.

The following Is a summary copyfurnished General Held;showing specific amounts und Itemscompiled by the parties w ho madeformer icport under their direction or hi

i from information furnished by them,J which weie claimed In the former re--i

port to be due to the Tenttory fromII. . Ilursiiin, und on which tint de-

mand for payment was based. Forconvenience for the purpose of read-II- ;

referring to these items I havenumbered same;Summary of Amounts Due by H. 0.

Bursum.Ten thousand It rilled brick lu

A. T. I S. F. Hy. cur No 777o,tln'i.uii.

I2i iterelpts on Journal and noton cash hook. tl'iS.I.Y

CD Uemlttance of May I'll, lH'.m,

belonging lo K II. llergmau ami cred-

ited to II. I Illusion on cash book,page n, $?ii'Hhi,

I I I Amount till lied over to II. O.

Hursum by convicts to pay bill of Win-

ter's Ctiicery .To which bill was notpaid and the money never turnedover to Incoming superintendent, fordisbursement, llT.Yu.Y

(.'i Warrant No. 2nl2. December I

l!i"2. favor II (). Hursuni withdraw-ing balance in general maintenancefund, fifty-thir- year ami not nccounted fur. $I.VJ.27.

id Warrant No. ' ) . Novemberin. l'.m.:, favor II. (). Ilursiim with-

drawing balance in general mainten-ance fund, fifty fourth fiscal year, andnot accounted for. $st, c'.

i7i Warrant No. :!l;:s January S,

!"!, drawn favor of 'Jack Donovanor Heat endorsed and cashed by

(i Hmxum ami amount retained by

I). Il'irsum without the Knowledgeor coiisi nt of said Donovan, us perhis atilda vil dated January r,, I'lui;.

Ion 7.V

im Amount uf (. W. Horn! &

Hiothers. check No August "i,IVO. let charged on cash book.$'.77 2.!

i!i Amounts due In Individualsbill lint included jn S'atellient of II I).

: M ni (Exhibit i shotting balaiiceidue the penitentiary at date of hisnú in ment. v tiii 12. i :. $:i.v.n.r,vComet, d amount per Exhibit "II",$i i.uti : 1; less included in lie$I".N.'.'.'. sholl.lgr. I'm'.'.'., total $11

oi;i :i:i.

ll. o Hui-iii- ii statement iFxhlhit:. $i i tl.

i I'm Aliioillit of double credit forfreight on bi Ick machinery shown on

rush muí;, page In. SeptemberI!"", atol also In eotitiui;enl fund S- -

teinber J i. Ix'j'.i. per joii.nal, page II.$l!7.lv

lilt Amount ciediied to M itllli-lo- . llituliel .", Ill'1 1, oil cash honkpae L'J a.s should be $11". 'I'll!

Sin is shown on journal, page No. IIas a lehute on amount due by Mr

(Mero, $l'i.il'.'i A ilion in due for Smith i'r.-l-

b'r typewriter No. I 227'.iJ. purchasedper votiihi r No. üuu. .I 'ly ::n, i;ml.amlin exchange for a Smith I'temier NoI l.ti'iiij, the former number cannot In

Im ated. $:2 :::.Amount forwarded. $l3.t;tiy íi.Amount liioiiuht forward. IK i.'ei'.still Amount of cheek, Anson

llolmau January Jil, 1 ::!. not entetion e.isli bunk, Imt entered oil joiniialpage No. "sS and then erased, $2"i'.u

i Mi Amount of ilouble endit on

pajiuru; to Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.

per credit timumii rouiingeut rini.l onJournal, pago No. 211. Octoberl!i"l. $::v7'. And Vou. No. :!li: WarNo. UH''. November 2'.i. I '.ml, $21 2

and Vou. No. :ni. War. No. ItUs. No

vember 2li. Iiil, $lt;.'.m: total $! 72.1.') I Amount paid for one whim

and wire rope Vou. No. 3Ti. June,l'.m:!. favor llnidrle & Holthuff.$111 (12: freight paid per Journal,page No. Jul. $lu..i5: total, $122. 1 S.

t lili Amount of freight claimed to

have been paid per cash book unge

No. in. September 4, 19'", $2'i: andpage No. 11. October 1(5. 19t, $1.1.1.

total $!t;.r..mi. No record of freighthills and until proper receipt can beproduced this uiuount correctly siumlsas a debit lo II. tl. Hursnni.

Total. $H.42.1S.Item No. I. "Ten thousand vitrllhil

brick in A. T. & S. F. car No

77S7'i.

I'hls is the car of brick in whichlt , btu,, ,, fonm,r r,,M.t an

. , . ...L ...I. I 1 II it tl t

Having iiecu xnipiieii in it. i. imrsiiiuat Ainutpieriiue, fciuuary 1, tima, ami110 payments shown for same lu rec-

ords turned over hy Mr Hursum.This Is nlmoliitelv Incorrect mid

Ul0 vooon n8 t0 n8 trnnsnctlim In,no ))(Mlkll of M. nursum and whichwere n possession of the examiner Is

perfectly plain. This enr was Invoiced'to E. E. Carsnhnn and draft with bill' of lading attached sent to the hank ofCojmnerce at Albuquerque nnd Mr.

Culminan notified. Mr. Carimbancalled at the hank, paid the draft, received his bill of lading and got hiscar of brick and the same was prop-erly charged to turn on his account amihe reei Ivcd credit for his payment. Notonly in this transaction was includedtliis particular car. bul on thu following da; the Mb of February, an adlitliimil (Mir weal lorwurd (see InvoiceNo Hir.ii, for which an additionalbundled dollars was churgud, andwhen paying his drafts mid taking uphis lulls of hiding he Included this

ml car; remittance was made by

the hank of the $2UU thus collectedami. as stated ubove, Mr. ('Hrnahnnreceived his credit on the books ofthe iieiilientiuty as shown on join nalpate i:,:',, ami the $2uii thus receivedwas iiiomptly deposited lili the Irr-Roiial Treasurer to the credit of the

convict, earning fund. I he followlug i n copy of the Invoice jn ipicslion:

Santa Fe, N M.. Feb. 7, I'm;Invoice N". 2l!is.

"I". I''. Carnahan."Albliipieripie. N Mex ,

To tlie New Mexico I'cnitentiarv . In'II. o. huisum, Sum-- i

'li"!.--,

'Feb Fot I '1.111(11 commonpaver at $ln.uii. $u mi

"A T. k S. F. car No. 777.Iutt attached to bill of lading "

Item No. 2 "Herelpt-- i on journal andtior on (usli book, $KH tj."In uiuking my statement of chames

against .Mr. Hursiilii for casn rerelveijhuv not only chiirp-- him of this

unuuiiii. but with about li'.'.uiui.niiIIIOI e

ItPtn No. :!. "Hetnit 'atice of May 215.

I ':'. belonging tu K. II. Hergmaii.I ..I cieilited in 11. o liiiisum onca h book, page In. $7un "

Mi llei guian owed this amount of

iiiii:i' i tie same as any other muiviitll.il who was indebted to the ielillell.ii and Ills uccii'int wus lu factwln iber i' was treated so or mil. oneof ilie bills lecelvalile turned over inMi Huí sum on taking i hinge Whenpaid l v Mr. lleigmaii. if an account

lis kept witli him lie shiiltld have Ifrein-- credit on the liooks nf the penitentiary and Mr. Itursuiu properlychaiged with that ulllO'lllt of moiievIt Is a fact, however, that as s.miii astliis m.iiiey was received, it waspromptly ilepuslled with the r

lal r to the credit of the convicts' earnings fund as is shown by

Territorial Treasurer', receipt No 339

mil Mr. Ilui sum wus entitled to creditand It mukii no difference, as luwhether or not any ent-le- s were madeon the penitentiary books as Ioiik asthin money wad turned into the Territorial Treasury. In July, 190. whenMr. Hursum voluntarily turned In the$1,727 it Included this $7un tsee treasurer's receipt No. biti. He did thisIn error as It can he readily seen thatthe hum of $1.4n has artunllv foundits way Into the Territorial Treasuryami placed to the credit of convicts'arnlngs bv that official to pay one

account of $7"ii.

While the item uf $ 1.027 of Wlndnoiwas not Included In the demand. It

was a similar transaction Mr. Windsor Is a contractor In Santa Fe, nndowed the penitentiary an account,Mr. Hursum personally collected fromMr. Windsor $1.027. failed to credit MrWindsor upon Iho books of the 1'enl'Hilary, tnit turned the money overto, the Territorial Treasurer for thecredit of the convicts' earnings fundand then again In July, l'.im;, at thesame time he turned in the Bergman

7un turned over to the Treasurer $1.- -

"27 more, making an actual cash reeeipt hy the Territorial Treasurer of

to pay nu account of only $1

Pern No, i. "Amount turned over toII. (). Hursum to pay bill to Winters(iroceiy Company, which bill was1101 pa I it and the money neverturned over to the Incoming superIntelldelit for disbursement."I his w as an Improper charge

against Mr. Huisinu as Hi peuiliMMary had no interest whatever lu thismatter; this was money that belotinedto the convicts for which snp.lli lu.1been purchased, the account chargedto Mr. Iliiianm personally and he persunnily was responsible for same. As'Pilck us he received statement fromthe Winters (roeny Company h

promptly paid sume. During thewhole time that he was superintend

nt, convicts would deposit with hiiusuch moneys as they might earn fromthe ualo of little articles wbich theymol nmiiiiiuctitrcii, un account waskept with each and such supplies asthey would wish to purchase would bebought and for the sake of convenlenco charged to Mr. Hursum.

,m 0 5 Warrant No. 2012. Decomber 9. I9u2, favor II. O. Hursumwithdrawing bataneo lu generalmaintenance fund, fifty-thir- d fiscalyear and not accounted for, $152.27.'This warrant was accounted for by

tiling deposited with the TerritorialTreasurer together with other moneysiindpr date of December 9, 1902, Treasurers receipt No. 686. Tho warrantIn question was never cashed by Mr.uursum. out toe identical warraut so

drawn wus re deposited and simplyamounted tu a trausfur of this amountfrom the general maintenance fund tothe convicts' earnings fund lu explanutlon as to why this was donn,w ill Bay that the Territorial tinca I

year ends November 3i and any bulunces left unused In rny fumín arerepolteil by the Auditor us a surplusin such funds and lu this raso hadthis money not been drawn the peniinitial')' would have failed to have

the full benefit of upprnprluHon mude. by the Legislature for thatyear. Hy diawing same from themaintenance fund and placing thesame uiuount in the convicts earningaccount, which is not subject to theAuditor with reference to closing althe end of the fiscal year nnd report-ing any balance that might lie lu thatfund as a surplus, saved this amounttu the penitentiary. As a largeamount of the cxpenditutex fromthe convicts' earnings fund Is appliedin paying maintenance accountsproper, the placing uf (his money in

the convicts' earnings account, itwould take the coillse. for which 1'

was appropriated.Item No. 'I. "Wariant No No

vembi-- r :!ii. 19'i.J. favor II O. Hur-

sum, w ithdruw lug balance in gen-eia-

maintenance fund, fifty fourthII sea I year and not areonnted foi.$Mil '."

This i a exactly a similar transartlnii tu No j ami the same expluuallou given No. i applies, except 'hatdates ate different. I his warrant was

drawn on November Jn. I!m3. was not

rallied hilt ledeposltel Willi lhTreu.-.ute- on December 1 l'.'"". wiih

oilier moneys and is included li.

Treasurer's reclpt No fill.Item No 7. "Warrant No ;1 ,v Unit

ary V l'.iur,, drawn in favor of Jack1 su, ova ii or hearer, endorsed andcashed by II O. Hursum and

annum' retained by II. (I Hursumwithout the knowledge or consentof said Donovan as per his attldavlldated January i5. I'jmi, $nu.7;,,"Tliis was an improper chaige as the

penitentiary was in no way Interestedin this account Mr. Innovan was notlooking to the penitentiary for any salary or wages that might be due him.but was looking to II Hursum. A

full explanation of this matter isgiven ill the testitnouy taken beforethis and subsrilbcil by MrIkinnvnu and which testimony showthat lint only tliis $ WO 7.1. hilt addi- -

ioii.il moneys had been previously retved bv Donovan on advances on uc-

nut of wages made '. y II o Hur-n-

ami that this amount and iiioi f

as due to Hursum from Donovan amiit was ix'ifectly right and proper fotMr. Hursum to cash this wariant.

Following is a full ropy uf Mr. Doniv an i testimony:

On the jOth day of June. A D r.7.caused ta appear before ni ut my

fflee In the Capitol Hulldlng at SantaFe. New Muxlro. at the hour of !

clock a in , Jack Donovan, for thepulpóse or examination with icfer-ence to his knowledge m connectionwith tin.' investigation of the NewMexico penitentiary, and at the hourami iihu e mentioned the said JackDoiiuvuu being present, aicoiiipantedhy bis counsel, J r. lrtory. , wasbv nie first duly sworn und lest Hied asollowsSiguedi ' V. S VFFOKH,

"JACK" DONOVAN TELLSABOUT THAT "AFFIDAVIT."

Jack Donuvaii. being fiist dulyworn, ileposes as follows:Examination by Referee:ij Mi Donovan, please slate your

name, age nnd residence.A. I could imt state my tme for I

lun't know -- about fifty veurs oldoliu ISinovan. residence Santa Fe

Í). Mr. Donovan, from May I. l'.m'o October I, liei.t. how were you nn

ployed .'

V I was employed III the lilimiltains prospecting for coal.

q Hy wltiiiu weie you employed?A Hy Mr. II. O. Hursum. supetlii

tendi-ii- t of the penitentiary.Q What wages did he agree to pay

youA. 'linee dollars per day.W. From May 1. Hml, to Ocbibet

1. lsu::. Is about five mouths, andcounting Unity days lo the mouthwould make one bundled and fiftydays, ami ul three dollars per dayyou would be entitled for your si--

vices tin-- sum of $j'ni'. t that coricn?

A. Yes, sir.Q I licit from October 1, line, to

luly I. I'.iuá, how were you employed?V I was employed as foreman in

the iuariy. getting nut clay ami Hunrock.

Q. You weie al this time in theemploy of H. O. Hursum. superintendent?

A. Yes, sir.y. At what wages weie oit em- -

idoyX'd iluiiDB that ietiod?A. At seventy-fiv- dollars per

uioiilh.y From Ortoher I 1 911.1. to July 1.

limó. Is one year nnd nine months, isIt not? And nt seventy-fiv- dollarsper mouth you would be entitled topay for tweuty-on- months, whirl) fig

tire Im $l,S7fi.uO. Is that the amountyou claim for your service for thatperiod?

A. Yes, sir.y. From July 1, l!tu5, to April 12.

I9mi. how were yon employed?A. As foreman in the clay hank

and Quarry, but my wages were reduced to sixty dollars per month

Q. From July 1, 1905. t,i April 12.

1906, is nine months and a third IsIt not?

1 si; It Is nine months nnd

twelve days.Q And at sUty dollars per month,

you wuuld be emitted fur this time tothe sum of $.164 Jin?

A Yus, sir.Q Then, Hcrordlnjc to the ubove

figures, from May I, lu:i. the da',,yuu commenced work for Mr. Hursumas siipei ilitelideilt of the penitent lal ,up to Hie 12th day of April, lnun whenhe left the penitentiary, yuu wouldbe entitled for services rendered lothe Mini of $2..1Si nu"

A Ve, sil that's tighty. During all tills time that Mm

were employed by Mi. IPiisuinabove, weie y,u paid monthly.'

A No. sir(J Then you weie not on a

pay-roll'-

A No, siry How did you dmw yum salarv"A i drew m money just as I

wanted it, $."), $l'i, $i:. $.'u. $j:( oí $"iu

rush out of the ea-l- illJWei ,iisiiliieunii s I diew it bv ouchi i

U Wi did you draw youi niutn-lu tliis win '.'

A. I left It III the h.imp i f

Mr H'ir.-iUi- for sate jti uedrew It us I needed i'

(i Did Mi Hutim v.,.- ...

Lis pel SoliUl chel k .'

A Ves on ule- u l m 'that I imit-nibe- of

y Mr Husma ha-- nn pet .,..nal

teet in lull' raluiy 'It 1.

diieeih did in i i li'H

A Win. noQ Al the 1:11, e Ml Hu -- it ti.ntteiiiiary tie-t- ,i- - ou ., .in-

lúe y on was hel . u.lV Y'' .. Sll

ii Ami did yuu h.i. i

with Mr. Ne Allium wh-- .v.i

let ng as eli-- k ' t lie ;..-- '

iarv "

A Ve. he IIKl-'- 'l,i tin ,.- ,1,!

and he aid t lo -- .. m hundí !

at rominu' 'o in-- - .m l .i i i .f

that W.ls all ' .i . - i' t. .1 inhere ll.nl been .i i.i.i...- - in li,'.

n i uní im' ! ,ii, i,.. ,, i,.

in .un. nu.: i i,,i! i,., ,., I a .,

In.- no- And I a .1.. d I. ii. a' '. rate hi. tUlll.'l ll,. in ,1

sanl sixty doll. it s iie- i h

him w ho .uilho! it-'- him to liivii. 11.

tin s a' sM doil.it.. I"'mot. tli ami In- - M IP

Mi H'.iisiiiii w.ii aw.iy h.

time and I wmild no' C' tl) ll.lllIniim dtateU on . llui.vit::uní I saw t in at mm ('lane llo'i

and told hi 111 about in- 1ui.1l.1l. .III

e told me that my s,,lai y sliuuM h.l.ecu llgilleil a ,,, nn hl, ,,1 lb. in

stead of In and thai wa - M-

Newromb s lnis'l,e .mi :,.,i ,.

would rertitv it . and lt H imiih Hi-- :.

gav nn- - ll'iiinii and s i -. mentlv h- -paid llie the bal. un'.' o! ,e llii'ii'"Which Was the d.ffi lenre tnti.i-- , tintime that I worked a: $0u i.ei monthsod the late at which I woi sed

t.Htweea myself uud Mr Bu'-

s IJ III J-- , lo ab.'Veg This $n;:i.iMi thin that y.in hav,

receive, since Mr Hursnni went outof the penitentiary has been i.aid uvou pi.rs.iti.ii;y I. y Mi I ii, inii and noton a w.in.iiit !su,., fioin f ,. i.cintei,riai v '

A Ye- -, lie iui lue n and InIlls 0WI1 l'l,eck

W Ami at this liin- - ou have beenfully pa d either in clu ck of Mi tursum cash out of the r.i.ih drawn utby cash given Vou peso.il') by M:H u sum o hy voucher foi all yo'iisel Vires lemp'teil to the lieuileiit i.irifrom Ma I r.mt 1.1 Am 11

inclusive and the :at v M.Hursiilii as superintendent dm tieowe you anything''

A. No. sir, Mr Huisiim di imowe nn- - anything neither ,o ticpeilllelll 1. 11 y lot si Mies illl.llg 111.,

tino- -

0 Mi Dotiuvan. ou wi-t- aski d

au affidavit which is piupotted o havebeen Muind by yuti in regard to 1

voiiehel which whs voucher No. fmliOo?:, which is dated January 1: linn;which was cashed bv Mr li 11 Mu'sum. IMease explain how Mr Huisiii,came to rukh that watiaiit?

A When I asked Mr Huruni aboutthat $ Im' 7.1 ho said that 1s the momywhich .win have drawn out of thecash drawer in and $n mid smalamounts and that lie could tmt get ih'money back 111 any wa ot,;y tu diawa warrant in niv mime. That is wh.uhe told nie

y Is it or is ii not a fact thst youhad drawn (hut amount and that Ii

was entitled to rehí lense lnmMir hy"iislilng your wai taut .'

A. Certainly I had drawn themoney, Imt I did nut keep nu e;)i t

memoiaiiduiii of the amounts Imt it

was about thut uniuiint and lie wa- -

entitled to cash a warrant 'o leim- -

luirse himselfy. I notice from your affidavit that

the impression would be convevedfrom its rending that a final settlement of your accounts was made by

you with Mr. Hursum personally iuithe loth of April. 19"0 state wlicthi t

or not hiich settlement was or was mumade by y mi personally with Mr. Hur-

sum at that time, ur whether it wasmade with Mr. Newcomb, bookkeeper?

A It was made with Mr. Newcomband not with Mr. Hursum and thenreally n settlement was not made butMr. Newcomb simply looked over 1 lit

account and gave me the amount,which I believed to be about $100 1)11

short ami when I saw Mr. Huisum hecorrected this nml the mistake orcurred by figuring the wrong rsle ofsalary.

y Then, if 1 understand you. thematter of disputo of some $100.00 be-

tween you and the Now Mexico penitemía! y was purely a mistake caused

liy Mr Nowcoiiih mi. I reclined hy Mr. figures. niaiU liy the purly who com-Itii- i

Kiini? piled I lie report, iiiul mi which wasA. Yes, Ir; UiHt s light. Inui il tho amount of bill receivabletj. At iiiu time, Mr. Jkniovan. you and hum Hoiuctblng tangible "to go

gave Mr. I; C. liortner an order for ' against." I refer to his reproduceddollars, and In your flnul settle- - dlvlduul ledger and IiIh balance

ment you puld a bill ot $19.00 for ma- -

terlul charged to you and both of theseuiuotiuts were deducted from bul

u coiiiIiik to you, were tlu'y not?A. Yes, air.

(Signed) JOHN DONOVAN.After the suld witness luid testified

uh above, tils testimony wus read overby mo to him and hu subscribed theMame and a mi I a swore the same to betrue.(Signed! C. V. 8AFFORD. Referee.

EXPLANATIONS BY REFEREEOF GLARING DISCREPANCIES.

Hem No. S. "Amount of (5. W. llond

and Htothcrs che . No. 2(7. August2S. is:i not ehú.fted n cash book,

$r.77.22."'I'll Is check, while not ncitrlnK on

llie cash bonk, was received by II. O

llinsiim und tiiini'd over In the Terlitiilliil Treasurer. August HU, 1!'!'.I mu days after Its dale, anil If coveredliy TleasilliTS receipt Nil. Ü55 of thatd.ito Slioiild Mr. Hiirsiiui ni y name

UH.iln us ileinanili'il It would lie payingthe iiceoiinl u second time as In thecase if Item No. :i and the fnllowiugmeiitliill of the Wind ser transaction,ll.ni Nn. ;. "Amounts due by Ind-

ividual, bin not included in state-incu- t

of II. O. Hut sum iKxhibll OvIi.iuIul' halluces due tile lienltclln ,,. ,.. ,1,1.. nf his retirement.April 12. 1 !"('. $'.!M .rii; correctedaiuiiunl per IMilbil H '. HI 12!' 21:b- - Items Included in the $Ii'.s 25

shortage; total. $1 l."" l !'' "

In the Mist place Ibis nut a properchame as tills am il is supposedto leiu'eseiit llie aggregate iini.'iiiit of

bills iicelvable turned over tn llie In

comiiiK siipei liilendi-ii- t and In the sec

ond place tbise amount ale unt cur

reel by r usnns nf errors made when

rcpnulucllii! the Individual ledmr asw ill be hIiiiw ll later

As amount h claimed to have l i u

misappropriated or unaccounted fur... . .

were from tile material accoiini.transactions for the sale of mateiial1

and payments fur same b individualspiircliasiim. have I n Very ciircl'ulljchecked, item bv Item, as sliown III lb-t-

in main portion of icpoit and tlx'follow inu is a siiiuiii.il of the materlal in'coiiut :

II. O Hut sum in account witli in.i

ferial sold during term oí olllce andfor which he was accountable:

To inati rial sold t:':' l.'i

IH cash received $m'.IL".i1T

Hy i chutes and eiror andiliscoiint.'. I'.'.M I

1 freights deducted acct.

niater'al sold f " carsn'luT points than Sania Ke 1 .'. IT

l .: vices rendered andi ;.i'i r:.i! pntclia-e- d andallowed lib offset t .2 '

H li lis receivable In r.r.á i'!'

Tot il $'.';. 1.".

Tl.i- - -- .1 t , : , i,i is sUnifirunt. and I

v'-- li jmir honor to carefully cniisidetatue Nowhere lu the former iiport

!s a statement made of tin- mnimmin? of materials sold and i: wasMl; ossl'de I,i niiiUe a col l ei" one oil

.'..voiii.T if errors and oinNs:cns lul..ii'4ir.C n tnatei.als sold As to

i i ii s to material uccoittit on paceof toitiii ; lei o:t "Th uuh sales id

I'tiek. liyie. etc.. appears $7s. ii"FLU .ilhount Is I I1I JH i ted to be tusi II

tn 111 "li.'-- !t ten call book." but in'.lie icii: no statement is made asto what amount the former i vaniiiu--

found : i lie the cm net amount Youwill iiotai on this utatenicti! above 1

i latiit Mr H iis'.iin with receipts of

$' I2'. 17 nceivid on .iccoiim of saleif lu. i!i il.i'.s- - It.!" ii.! in cull more'hail shown b liillli s 111 foMllef I

V to n bates on panes 45 to47 ot former icport a statement isuiti.ie a:ti iiiptiuu to show kioss.iinoiints if rebate and which alien-ate $1 lu ;:.. This htatiineiit is notclus-i!- li d and is absolutely Incorn ctKrotn this source Hursiitn is entitledto credit to amount as shown in abovestatement $".2'Ji !'.. and is made upof nuioiitits as appear In detailthroughout my report, show iim datesand umoiinls. and posted to the Indi-

vidual account of parties entitledthereto. As to bills r hablo In thedemand based on the former reportand Included In the demand. I lieli III. m li t uf bills receivable is fixed at$14 in. I !!!, while I lln, I due from millv tibials the sum of $l't.t'ii'i5 u2 andwhich Is itemized and shows on panes144 to UH of my report. While kIvIiikMr. Hiitsiim about the same amountof "paper credits" on the material ac-

count- ful tiler lepolt bills receivable$ 4.li('i 1 ie.l. and icuiites $1111'.!'. total$15. 2ui'. ;: - my flumes, bills receiv-able $l'i.i;i;."i ii.'. rebates $5. 22il '.". total$l."i.Vl .!s. or by niv figuren, lo be exnet, $i!i5 Cu more, however. I chumeli in in actual cash as having been re-

ceived $ I. '."'! o:t more than shown In-

former fUutes of rcirt. and less Itemnf additional "paper credits given byme, $t'i!5.t'iil, leaves a net debit chargetn Mr Hut's urn in rush of $1.27.11:1

more than claimed by the former re-

port.I make these comparison to call at

teiillnn to the Inciu reel noun of fluurcRlu former report and In order to stillfurther demonstrate that fact I callintention a little fuither nn to someof the rtmr made when compilingthus figures.

In tbla Instance I have the original

r

sheet, or rather his statement of theumouiits due by ludlvldiialH, a It U

mil u bulunee sheet and 1 might uluteUnit I tun find uo evidence that onewiiK tuken ut any atugu of former In

vestlgutlon. An to the difference beI wren the Humen uh shown liy thin in

dividual ledger and on which the fig

urea lu the report were bused and in)l)VV figures, I have used every nieunspossible to meet the Issue sipum-l-

and o furnish to your honor a Htute

incut in thin respect thai rould not be

questioned. To (hi end 1 tried to

reconcile them' differences with theparty who made tbu former report.

I who In a resident of t'olorado. Thin; Kciitleinau dropped luto Santa Fe onprivate htisincsj and Iniuiedlately uf

Iter 1 learned of bin pretence In thecity. I culled upon li tut and Muted thatin going over t licite iudlvldiiiil ticcounts, I differed very tnuterlullv fromIiIn llgiiros and leiiieHted thai he Klvcme a few hours and thai we togolhelrecniiclle inn differences. Thin be ahhiilutcly refiiHcd to do and I Issued A

subpoena and forced ti I in to appearland when before me be attain refused

in enter into tin' matter at all, although acknowledging the cumplíalinn of l bin individual ledger andstatement, l or failure In do this begave excusen as net forth lu the lestl

'r- Francis M. McMalion. thegentleman In question. Ah to thin individual ledger I want It unitci-ston-

that not one orluinul figure made byformer examiner had been chained luan particular. These original tli;iirean- in lul, ullli Hie exceptlnn of find

notations, helm; in penI'll I lie ndilltlcUI.il entiles, lefeirei!tn in bis lestimnny. were made b meat llie bottom nf iieciiuuts, slum Inneirnis lu coinpiil.it Ions, failure tomake proper chames ami credits orerroneous chained and credits madeus llie case iiiUht be

I haw lint taken here the time otspace to record all such entries in'' f entries, as to do so sinrply lakes up space without accoinpllsliiui; any actual beuetlt Mow-ever- ,

the tollowitiK is a partial listand sutllcient to show the urnvlial'ility ol the fol lín r repoit

M MAHON REPORT INCOMPLETEAND GROSSLY UNRELIABLE.

Vcount of .1 II SloanKnur in f.illnii; to cli.nue invoice

No 11.".:'. $:;.. invoice u.V!, $:,; inVoice Hire; inxoice IlllJ

ill:' .io: iinu.ee lli.'t flLTi'i, InvoiceIK".. .!; :."i. invoice ::, $;::. invoice 1 1 t $ T M : invoice llvi. $T.Invoice tl'.'."i. IsT.'i. Invoice l:'m.

invoice i:':-- : Sll; a total ofilll'ls. di lilts of which no account

was taken n the other hand fail-

ure to credit item of M ,,ii, eash pay-

ment. Hal.inee In this account asshown by fol tiler statement. i;;i; 7:;correct balance, $717 I".

Accoiiti! of Max Kro.it:1'rror failure to chame i.ivolce 12n!l.

$l7.7o. and Invoice l;M!t. :M"; balanee hou by former n port. Il.'s s.'collect b.il.ince, f t .".". !i." Since Aumist

l.i .t Mr r'rotl has settled his ac-- I

conn: liy paving $j:'. s7, and by anaccount of the New Mexican Printingl'ompany allowed aganiit the pitiiti ii

j'i.iiv f ir printing ami mat. rialamoun. lug to r.ve'.i.. In th. settl-li- li

It the ilivoius JibiiVe Ii tilled toweie not taken into accounl

Ac mint of ('. W Dudtow

Halance shown by former repoit.$!: 14: to this s'li.illd be lulled thefollowing invoices not chame. I. ;.lidwhich wen not taken into account

i making up Mr. Dudrow's state-ment Invoice Nn 142. $1 invoice1"1.". $s2.": Invoice lu'.':!. $1 mi; InVoire Jic'l. $1 :,il; Invoice Imlt. tW.;invoice 1"!1 $:i!. Invoice 12.'!. r.i'c.Invoic. I2?T. $1 :.".; making a total of$.'"7n' not charged t'ndi r date ofAugust I?. istei. error by failure tuciedit the amount of $ssn s an offset. also In the same jear an offsetof I'll .15 ruder date of May !. l'm.a f itther cn-d.- t nf $U5t'.n, by reasnnof the fact that when making up thisaccount credit. Invoice No. ls2 wascliaiL-e- to Mr Dudrow us a debit,amount of said Invoice $7? Sil.

Amount nf total credits, which expertfailed tn take into consideration$21f..". leaving Mr Dudrow's correebalance S5e instead of $l!iSi'.4, whichtliev tiileniplcd tn collect and whichhe refused to pay.

Account nf Manuel Haca:Halance sbnwn by repuit. $ln:l.SS;

error by failure to charge buck $1S C5,amount of check given tn apply onaccount ami which cheek returned un-

paid and consequently that amountshould be mldeil tu r llacu bill,making the uuioiint dm- - from bis August Ib'th last. $122.5:!

Account of Juan (MHz:

Halance shown by repoit. $S'; turror In Invoice 2o22, $1 r.n. and in-

voice 212, $7.oo. making nn additionalcharge of $ 50 and b errors In fail-ing to credit error In charging in-

voice 1145. 15 110; Invoice 2t.7. $2.40;tnd by further error to credit rashpayment of January in. 1102, makinga total credit of $11 40. which was nottaken into account and leaving a balunce due by Mr Ortlx to the peniten-tiary on August 50 lust of $2is, in.stead of fs.ss.

Account of F. A. Manzanares:Halance showu by report to be due

of $5200; error in falling to creditamount of freight bill of a like amount

DEMINQ GRAPHICSUPPLEMENT.

und which bulunceii Mr. Muuiauarei'account to a cent. Thla account ofMr. Miinzaniircn wns fur u car of ma-letli-

mild f. o. b. Lr Veai, mid re-

mitting puyment for an b he remittedcash und frelnht bit! to cover theamount charged hint.

Account ot T. I'. Cablv:Amount of balance uliown to be due,

$200; error bjr not charnlug Invoice105rt; correct amount of balance dueAiiRuttt 3n lust, 17.00.

Account Omleidonk Live SlockCompany:

Amount of balance show n to be due,

$1.00; error by failure to credit cashpayment made December U, 1'JOl;

account balanced.Account of ('. I.. Wallop:Halunce hIiowii tu be duo by report,

$'. U; error In falling ! credit cashpayment made September 211. 1 00 1 . tff s.4i. It nppeur that Mr. Wabop I

still initeiueu io ine p. e,.,, ...

me eMem ui i.-- .

Accouni rn ir. nn m.liaiance Hiiowu io i.e uue hi-..- ..

to credit like amoun umirtUnervlceH rendered audi.,, W(.

$lforfor which bill wa rendered AuKiistj2:1. lim'i. and Dr. Ilarroiin'. account

I... I.. .......I .... Iiii.mkI :tiiwas iiiiiiin. i .' .n-"-- -

V'count uf Aniiilo Alarld:'.lalance shown by report to I"1

$:!. 4u; by error In failliiK l chiirgo

Invoice No. 112!. $": iuvolce 1157,... - .1 Ikitl I Inui.loil..Ml...,- - ..... -- .. " -

,,,. .,,, nnikliiK a tola debit of

"2V2 Í. off Ibis accounl and Mr

Alarld n balance should have been

Aiimibt ::u latt. $".7.:.o.

Account of M K. fhurcli:Amount ot i.aiance H.ioviii .., ut"

in be error in iuuhik "chame Invoice No. lo."", $25.0; cor-

rect bulaliie AiiKiist :l". 24ii.2.Account of St John and Hut tie.:Halance kIiowii In report Ha.5u; er-

ror in dii'wlni! tiff balance. $5.45; cor-

rect amount due August :iu last,f is ".

Account of A Lucero:Hal.inee shown to be due by report,

lis n. lilis aiTiilllll should be credited by $ I ii, .".ii. cash paid March 22,

l!"'l. b. i vlim collect iiliioillit of b.il

anee. $ !7 i".i'.

ccuiinl of II. IV Hi own:

under date fi,

ay

of $20,amount due.

fact$140

,r,n;

Mnouiil shown, M, i. . tached. I llud he a billto charne No. I2IS for $25.25 appears as

ll'-- ". mi. roí by failure of credit cash No Hln, dated 1HH. and (hat1 '.. I'.u2, $75 4u, bill bis i

a turther credit I'.Tl 2. which count at the undis not by the for a balance in his favor of $ls$ 40

I am aide to furnish pnxif pos- - for which be a warrant unditiw Its and have then- - I have closed Mr

Mr. with this ad ltiv ''iibum's account and Instead ofdltlonal and leavlni; a balam c "wl"ii; $2"! 7u. lie thedue to the iienlliiiliarv from Mr. ""'Hiown unib i date of August :io

S lllsteld of $iH7 J.ccoiint of Antonio .1 i x

Wli le it happens thi.t the balanceas liy the repoit ami the l.ilonce dm. on AikusI '.o last arcsame, vet In Mils account expertmude errors by failitu; to charge In-

voice u HI.-,-,

$.",lnl; illMll,.,. ..('.T.I.'; aimnintini! to $7 4u; and

to cr, dit Mr. Ott with cash pay-ti- n

tit nf $7 u paid November ?i. mm.Account of K Hart:Halance shown l.i be dm by it

port. $ !7 tn; error bv failure lu civecredit a .o mum ni . in r ininoice .mi ii. corn-- t I

nice Angus! 1, $ ;; im

uf l'at bipei'.:H.ilaucc shown tn he error

iu failing tn ciedit Mr l.npi . b cash'

;n in. m nade Ki ln am y 2" I'.ini;, ofthe a. ue aniniint. lu this case an at-- ,

t. tn was made tn collect luoiieyuf Mr Lope, be held receipt signed''V Mr I! Cam-it- assistant siper-- !

".bill, for the amount. Mr Lupealie. I ii'i Mr (hitlelt and Mr

funi sl-- . d with anot lo i $m to.n ll - Mr I.nln-- i..n,l this

i moil, y the penitential v ainl later'jun it was discovend ' hat the act mint

had alie.iil.v bern paid once an I Mr.llj.p7 w.,j liivi-- buck the Ilium

Ai coiiiit nf A l.acasaine:Amount l.owii to lie due lv re-- :

i putt. $r! 25. eirur lu falling to i redltjthis aceoiinl bv an offset uf like1amount umlel date of Juh '.nil;.Ml' Laca. ame s has been tial-- :

auc.'d situ e July I !

Account uf S Spli:balance

. redlt balancehncl.

,.)Urt.,.j1V(l.t. nHcp

:

llV(l(.(1fading

. . . . . .'$1 ss. Invoice $1 ss "Iuvoice lit'.u'., $I9S; Invoice 111:, $..13:

Invoice 115. making a total ofIt 45 omitted Hie side,

i errors lu falling credit Mr.!with

in.. d" of l'.n::.

the fin of20. l'.nx:. ami iiiununt-- :

lug lis 15, car.li credits umiiiidandleaving the balance due

Niisbaiini August last of7uc.

Account of rciiiiflvtvanla D.velop- -

uieni Company:Amount balance shown by re-- j

$:!ii.nn. In falling creditcompany with $:!ooo

cash, Mayof W, II.

Amount of balance shown he due,errors fulling to

Invoice No. $:too0; linoic,. i520.iwini; liú';. lüoiiu, byhe further error In to credit

Carter with $i70.iui cash remit- -

V,"; a

tuiioe of IWccmÜer 1U03,

lenvlntr Mr. the namean maud, :'7.Uii; will nay beiu thattheio three Invoice :i above referred to,were chanted to Atchltmon, To-pek- a

and Santa Fu Rallroud, ofcoume thatthe same.

of Women1 Board ofTrade:

Amount ahown be byfMS.Oii; error In charelng Invoice So.:'N!)t. llO.iiti, on the credit side

Piteara a credit makingof bill at per

hooka by Invcatlgatlon, however, I

OHcertttlned the that underdate of December II. 1901. 00 In

error rovlpgawhproicHHlonal

of liatatice (bat lenderedf.illuie Invoice which voucher

March,p.iMnet.t December 'from that was deducted

of penitentiary leavingshown hooks, but ciedit

which receivedof payment :,!,h. then-for-

fore credited Himvnamount owes penlteii

""thlilK.l.i--- ,

shown

the

falling

cii.imingi.-.i-i,. al-:',n

A.'enutii

$uiiu

this

r..n'

Cuiiettjl.ini

into

account115.

piivmeut

p.ivmciit

payment.

$27cu;

Cirter'n balance

company rufiwed

Account

$205.00

cash W'ua paid a rebate of $r,.o0allowed, which balancesliown to be due of $145.00 in tho repoll. The other Item of $00 wax Incurred for curing for tho cemetery)y inv,cU w,rh n tharKe ()fvvomiiir Hoard of Trade, It Irclaimed that money waa by,, Woinun'a Hoard to

Account of Santa Fe County Jail:Halance shown to be $2.9fi; by

oi tor in fniliiiK to credit casli paymentof July lililí, correct halunceAiiKiist Jil IiihI. t :t.

Account of Xoale;To umoiini simún to be by re,, ,v , , , n

( rn(jh m,M j.,, f . ri,m,f(.H ,UHt ((

Account ( F. tiarcla.Halance nbowii lo bu $2; by error in

riillluis to credit cash payment Octo- -

i'f in. I!u4, $2.011. Mr. (iircla'a uccoiinl is balanced

Account of llriint HIvenhiirR:Halance shown to be due by report,

failure credit by cash MayI. l'.ioi, 5oe; failure to credit by off-set fur Ice, $ic'i4u: balanceAituust :iu, uccordln lo luniks, $lo2Nu.With lefcrence to thlrt Incheekinn over voucher- - I fou ml thaiunder date of Aimust. ui4. Mr. Itlven-bun- ;

was nlwii voucher which hereceived lu cash for $ss.4ii; I causedMr. Itlveiibtim appear before nie,and as sliown by his testlmonv ut.

Account Dave Conales:Amount shown by renrt to be due.

$.'. t ciedit bv error in forwardingbalance, $:! In, amount due August :iu

last. $2.2'i.

Account of ('. ( l.iichenback:Amount shown be due $:0t0; bv

fallute to it cash pa vim ut of $5 no.Kclu nary 2o, I'.wiL

Account of Antonio Sandoval;Amount shown be due, $1)1; fall

ore credit cash payment, Kebru.ii,.'!. I :".. $IC.ou. account balanced

Account nf J. KiitbeifurdAmount sliown to be due. $4'.l2l; by

einu charging invoice $!i.Mi:,v ,.,,, bringing down balance of

U ". etmr (barging Invoice 2751,j. '. ami fuitlier nf charging Invoin- 275i'.. $l?5n; amount otcredits which Were tn be givenMr. Rutherford. $!v'iu, and leavingbis balance due Angus, tin $11 :'l.ami this aiuoiini has been puld undsettled liv Mi Kilt I fol .1 since,

Account of K, F. Ilobart:Amount shown tn be due. mic; fail

Ule tu chai ge Invoice III',:!. $il:5. luVoiew Hsu, $1 mi. iiliioillit due ugustli'i. $11

Ai enuni Hi b Coiiiiiu n ial Club:Ainouiit shown In lie due, $IL'uimi;

in this aiuiiinit is included Invoicefur $14'hui, this material was

furnished the Commercial Clubaft. r n tlieincnt of Mr. Huisnm undshoiilit nut be dunged htm, midthe balance with which he waschin gcuble was $2Mi.tni.

Account i'f I., A. Hughes:Halance shown tn be due. 75c; fall-pu-

Ul e chat ge $s ('.5 fur hides(based and failure credit a

iie iieen ciiHigeu nt libo mi: error

I A'mmtit of as shown t.y ic-- uiimuut paid III cash February 5, Hint;,I $207 V!; el tor by falling :,. ,.vli,g due. 75c. and which

Mr spitz bv .i.d under t n bvI m,, smv paid M. Hughes.date nf :!l. l!ml. $:'.;1 leuv-- jMay uf rt. All.(M1, ,,, ,.(Uall, Leme;

J lug his balance due of $2:!l h.: since' A,min h,)ottI (0 ,(( t2sxtw.,.gust ::u last Mr. Spitz lias settled ,j Ut)fp mlhis accui.nt and in that settlement l.e,MMM1. $,2()1.

fail.d to receive credit fur this offset.; ,,., ,.. uvol(,(. $.,.(.Account Simon Nusbamn invoice ll'.i"j ll. $m...,.; invoiceAmuutit nf balance chowi,us by re-- ; (M1 ,.ri,. , vhnTltlnK y.

purt. $.V.i.; t.i errors in to ,.hun!,,(, wh,,1 Ml,lt w( imno Mr. Niisbunm with Invoie,. V.ilu.!5. ln!M.

$i:s;! on debit lllld

further tocash of $12. HU

under dale .lutic 1. and(her credit cash

madtn

correct fromMr. on :'.o

;

of asport. error tuthis

made in, i'.nu.Account Carter:

toto in charge.

14.17,

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Halunce shown, $!4;.2; by errors infa l.ng to charge invoice Iln2, $CS!i;Invoice iim. $70 72; Invoice llt)7.$rAs; Invoice 1 1 lu. $27 05; invoice'II22, $12 5(1. invoice 1I2S, $7 M ; in-

voice in;. $i;iiiu; invoice nt:,.$H''. 25; Invoice 1 1 IS. $uin; invoice1155. $7.M; Invoice HOC, $:'11M); Invoice HON, $r, 25; Inrolco 1 ITS. $'.12.40;Invoice 1 Tí. $:!!i2o; Invoice 1IS2.$27. lil; to error In entering Invoice2Ü2S us $2.410 should be $21 .00; differ-ence should bt. $4iiii, muklng a totalamount of debits omitted, $7ou.C5; onthe credit side by error In xsting Involee 41S. $7 50. Instead of $l.f,5. cor-rect amount, difference $5!5; by re-

bute of October 21, 190.1, $.ini; byerror In bringing down balance,$7oii.00; correct bulance, $25 22.

Account of W. H Coble t

Amount shown by bheet. $1:1 SO; by

fullure to credit, Mr. (oble, by a LIU

rendered 'or $9.fi5, and by drayage,$1.50. amounting to 114.10. In thlicuso they aetit Mr. Uoble a bill for$37. SO, and attempted to collect same;see testimony of V, H. Coble. All ofth abovo errors which bad been re-

cited wore either result of oversightsor errors ns these entries all appealupon the books of original entry withthe exception of a few of the creditsproven by testimony and which wereeasy tu ascertain.Hem No, It). "Amount of double

credit for freight on brick machínery shown od cash book page No.10, September 22, 1900 and aIho Incontingent fund September 25, 188!)

per Journal page No. 11, $437.48."Only oiio credit haa been taken for

this amount and that was tho oneciuiniua oil tne journal us mis "rewritten cuan book" was made fromthe Journal or rather pouted from thecash book, it Is hard n a matter ofbookkeeping to understand how It wasconceived that a double credit was being taken.Hem No. II. "Amount credited to M

u. utero, wctoiier 5. 1904. on cashbonk, page Nn. 22, as $100.00, shouldbe $140.00. This $40.00 Is shown onJournal pugu No. 441 as a rebute onumouiit due by Mr. Otero."I have Investigated this mutter and

find Hint $140 00 lu cash was receivedand was ci edited ami $ Ho.no dcNmIted with the Territorial Treasurerbut as $4u.iio was charged up to maleriai account I have done likewiseand charged Mr. Itiirsiiui with the$10.00.

Item No. 12. "Amount flue fur SmithPremier Typewriter No.pnrchused per voucher No. luii, July;io, t!oi. und In exchange for aSmith Premier No. the forniei- - number cannot be Incuted.$'2 5 "

This typewriter wus diuincd of byMr. Ilursitm by trading name for ahorse; the boise Is today lu serviceat the penitentiary und the typewrlteiIh lu the imssession of u Miss Aldarette. a clerk lu the office of the Terrltorlal Knglneer. See the testlmiuivof Marcelino Aldarette.Item No. Id. "Amount of check An

sou k llolmnti, January 20, l!o:i, notentered on cash book, but enteredon Journal, page No. :',ss, and thentu a sed, $2(Mi.uo."

In checking up ibis account rindUnit Anson k llnlmaii were entitledto this credit und I have accordinglycharged Mr. Hut sum with this amount.Item No. 11; "Amount of doube credit

on payment to Culnrudn Fuel und1 on Cuinpaiiy per credit throughcontingent fund on .loiinml. pageNo. 211. October 25. Uml, $:',S72;and Von. No. ::Hi, War. No 104!!.Nov 2!. I'.ml, $21 82; and Vou. No"in. War. No i;4 Nov. 2, 19il$:!V72."This Is correct and I have charged

Mr Hiitsiim with the uniouiit. $18.72.Item No 15. "Amount paid fur run

vvblin ami wire mpe. per vou No.:5!i. June, inn:!, favor lletulrie kftollhoff. $11102: freight puld perJournal, page No. tul. $10 50; total.$122 18."

This whim was pin chased fur thepurpose of prospecting for coal nearthe city of Santa Ke on the land olJacob Weltnier. and the whim Is stillstanding at ihe prospect bobi, unlesssame has been removed byllitehdeiit Trclfnrd.Item No. Id. "Amount if freight

claimed tu have been paid, per cashbunk Nn I. page No ii, Sept. 4. limit.$25iiuu; mid page ,,.

, Del. Id.limn, $115.110, total, $:;i;:,.u'i. ()

of freight hill and mil . I properleceipt run be produced this uliiuiititcorrectly stands us a debit tu II. 1 1

HlllSIIIII."

These amounts weie paid fur freightand Mr lliiisum bus produced (heck-- tubs showing payment.

This concluded the answering of allIhe spicillc items mentioned ill thedemand, other Items charged to Mr.Huisnm in the ufter havingbeen IllVestlKUted by the AttorneyCnucral were not deemed worthy toInclude In his llrst demand, the seeond demand for u lesser amount norIn Ihe third demand which uppearn iuthe testimony of 11. O. ltiiisuin andwhich he paid under protest, but Inthe accounts of hilts receivable mudeup by the former examiner, appears udebit to J. ti. MrNary of l.as Vegasfur thirty thousHtnl brick, uinniint ofname. $2lo. These brick were shipperMr. McNury who wus secretary of theY. M. ('. A., no charge wus mude forthese br'"k. but same were a dona-tion to the Young Men's Chrlstliiu As-

sociation of lis Vegas, who werebuilding n home by subscriptions. TheInvoices for Ibis material were, there-fore, nut entered iiKin the books ofthe penitentiary. Attorney GeneralHeld had this matter up and wasthoioughly familiar with the fuels andfor that reason failed to make acharge. Also lu the list made up ofmils receivable appears an Item ofcnurge or ir.ii.ou against the city ofSanta Ke, which docs not appear iiioiithe books of Mr. liiirsuni, nor werebills ever rendered the city. Ofcourse the proper way to have treatedboth of these items would have beento have charged the material andthen rebated back on account of do-

nation, thus making a clear record.The Item for material furnished Cov-entor Otero from Dudrow, $26.40. andpaid for by the penitentiary was notIncluded iu the general summary ofamounts due by 11. O. IJursum, butwas Included In the fluul demandmade by Mr Held and paid under pro-test I think this a proper cbsris andaccoidlngly charged Mr. Ilursum with

that amount, although at Ihe tluia tbmaterial was furnished, the buildingon which It was used and occupied ast residence belonged not to Otero, butto the City Doard of Education, and Ifbill should be rendered It should bu tnthat organisation. However, ns I say,I Ikivo charged Mr. Flursum with theamount. With reference to tho Mc-

Nury account and the city of Santa Ke

attached are statements regardingsame mudo by Mr. Burstim. With regurd to that part of the repoi t dealingwith permanent Improvement fundsand other funds uch aa ualary, generalmaintenance, scenic route, permanentImprovement, etc., no doubt the f.rmes given on same In former reportare correct as they were copied fromeither tho books In the office cf theTerritorial Auditor or Treasurer.

the charges of iilsmaiiage-nient- ,

Mr. Ilursum has slated his sideof the cuse in his testimony. I havenot nttcmpted to go Into these mat-ters ns tho question of money wasnot Involved and only irregulurltlesand mlsmanngement cliurged.

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERALG0RTNER MAKES 8TATEMENT.

Shortly after I was appointed, ref-eree Hon. 11. C. Oortnnr, Assistant A-ttorney (enerul und District Attorneyfor the counties of flauta Ke and Tans,notified mo by written cummiinlcalluuthat he would like to appear befon.me ami be heard regarding matterstow It: The one set forth in the

und which he, uh district ultor-ncy- ,

had presented lo the grand Juryuf Santa Ke County at its September.19UI'., session. In resHinso I not onlyInvited him to be present, but alsourged that if possible he secure thepresence of Mr. McMnhoii, ami Hintif possible be obtain for nie all thooriginal figures on which Ihe examlin-- r made his report In order to uhas a text. ThU he wus unable to do.but Mr Conner ban been to the officeseveral times dm lug the progress olthis examination and result of whichis probably best explained by the following communication which I am Inst i ucied to hand you by Mr. (oriiu-r- ,

together with my report:

"July II. r.ni7.""Hon. Krnnk W. l'urker. Assuciati

Justice. I.us Cruces, N. M.

tin He, H. o. Hursiitn vs. Territory olNew- - Mexico. I

"Dear Sir: Hcfcrrliig to repuit ofRefeiee Saffntd, I wish to make youthe follow In); statement:

"As district attorney fur Santa IVCounty, the 'McMiibon Hepnrf wasplaced lu my hands in Sepleinbei .

liiofi, and I conducted an Investigationthereuii before the grand Jury, Intothe linuiiciul affairs of the penlteiitlary. I also later usslsted Attortiev(icneral Held lu making certain de-

mand on Mr. Ilursum, which, by saidrcmit und the cash-bun- of the pen-itentiary, appeared to be due the Ter-ritory. After Mr Held bad ceased tobe attorney general, and after the uppoint nient of Mr. Saffnnl as refereeherein. I wrote the referee slatingthat I wished to call his attention tuthe Items, points ami matters onwhich I hud ailed as staled; and MrSaffntd leplled that oppoi ti.nlt y wouldhe given llie to in so.

"I have theiefule these ri'USollS, dur-ing the prog' esi. nf hi, vv.uk at varimis ttiui examined into tin. aun- - amihave i ill it tu his aiteiiiliiii each amievi l, id m wl.h h had appeared to imto hid . it.- - a slin; tage In said

I have i,ow examined tin;Cotnpb ! '.vnlk Willi u view tu deteimilling v l.. iln-- i n tint t lit- - feee Jia--

incliid. d in bis re ca-- uf the uccoiuiUthe mi d items. I wi-di- . theiefule, tustate In vou hereby, that In the incounts i'tnl slu'chic tits as made bv

the i f. i . - lie lias Included andcharr.i'd .i i ll ami every une of llie saiddlspiil.il in ins, ami the sanie ate elubrace, I and taken up In the sums totaluf debit ami cndit set fniih lu bistepnit. Cf cuiiise, I have not exam-ined lulu itelv tin- - entire rciort, norvet Hied the ligares and additions; butso fur as the disputed Items are concerned, und co far us the Items utcconcerned on which I bused the Investigation in the gland Jury, tbev utccharged against Mr. liiirsuni by thereferee, In ull Instances where theyshould be so charged. If the referee stotals ate correct, then Mr. Hursunidid tot owe the Territory of NewMexico the Items which were pie- -

sented before the grand Jury us evi-

dence of shortages against him."Very lespectfully.

(Signed! "H. C. COHTNICH,"District Attorney."

In conclusion will say that I haveised every means to make this examination as thorough as possible, nndhave spared neither time nor labor,and I herewith tronsmlt my full ib'tailed report as mentioned above

with ledger by inl-

and bulance sheets, also all testlmonvof witnesses which I have caused toappear before me, together with tin-pett-

ledger compiled by the formerexaminer as well as his statement, allof which are respectfully submittedfor your consideration.

Respectfully,C. V. 8 AFFORD,

Referee.On the 27th day of June. A. I). 1907.

I caused to appear before mo H. O.Hursuni for the piirixuw of testifyingin the cause under Investigation, undon the said 27th day of June, ut thehour of 10 o'clock a. m. at my officelu the C.ii tnl HilldlnR In the Cityof Santa Ke, personally uppiured 11

0. Bursum, accompanied by bis conn-I- .

H M Dougherty, and who being

by me first duly sworn on his oath,Untitled an follow :

C V. 8AFFORD,Referee.

MP. BURSUM TESTIFIESIN HIS OWN BEHALF.

Examination by Mr. Dougherty.Q. Slate your name, age, oeeupu

tlon and pluce of residence.A. H. o, llurmiiii, forty years old,

to:k raiser, rcsld at Socorro. NewMexico.

Q. How long have you been a iuhI-den- t

of New Mexico?A. For twenty-si- years.Q. Whiit otflcial iiohKIoiih Imvo you

held, If any, during your residence Int It It Territory

A. ! wan sheriff of Socorro Countyduring the yearn 1 s:.". mini, is:i7 and1 S8 ; wus u member of the Territor-ial Legislative Council from the dls-trlc- t

composed of Socorro and Sierracounties durliiK Hie Thirty-thir- Leg-Nativ-

Assembly; wan superintend'ent of the Territorial penitentiaryduring the year commencing the firstday of May, ISiPJ, until the 12th duy ofApril, l'JOti, Inclusive; roverlnK per-io-

of approximately seven yearn, undI u tn the present Mayor of the City ofSocorro.

Q. I'lcaso state briefly the condi-

tion of the New Mexico penitentiaryat the time you became the uupcrln-tendeu- t

of that Itiritltiitlou, and recitebrlelly the challái s that wet o madeduring your management If any thurewere?

A. At the time I look charge of thepenitentiary there were approximately1ÜU Inmates; the Territorial appropria-tion for maintenance amounted annually to the sum of $:10.imh. Theearning wcr of the penitentiary

principally of receipts from thefederal government for the supportof I'nlted StateK prisoner. In uddl-lio-

to the leveuue derived fiom Hitch

support of I'nlted States prisoners,there wiih what Is known a.s n horse-power, Hoft mini brick machine; thetotal euinlng power at thai time In-

cluding the support of federal prison-ers- .

sale of hi Irk ami linn-- , amountedapproximately to $."1,111111 per annum.Shortly after taking charge of the pen

Itentlniy 1 found that In order to ob-

tain a market fur the product which

constated principally of brick madeby the prisoners it was necesHary andegMential to install a mor.- - modernplant in order to produce a productwhich would command ready sale iu

the market. I thereupon proceededto negotiate fo' lie purchase of a

modern plant and did purchase thesume with all the necessary appli-

ances, and iu the course of about threeyears the same was in running orderwith a capacity of producing approxlmutely 20, uno to :m,imu brick per day

Iu order to complete the brick plant

It was necessary to build a dry kiln,

which us made upon the standardplan; also modern brick hurnlnu kilnswhich were built under plans andspecifications mailt- - out by Mr. It. ('.

tiurrett, who subsequently became my

assistant hUperiutendent. Tin- - totalvaluation of the plant as now Installedhas been rated by Uietl of experience

ut a valuation varying from $i'.n.ono to

tTO.uiio; also other Impr wcim-nt- angregullug In value I'ln.onii lo $ l.'".Including Mills of the new cell bouse,

power house, stock, etc. A small por

tion of this expense was derived out

of what Is known an the permanentImprovement fund which was raisedfrom the sale of land belonging to

the penitentiary. I do not recall Hit

exact amount nallzed. but believethat Hie same did not exceed $21,

The balance of the expenditure was

mude out of and from the earnings

of the penitentiary, derived from the

cale of brick and lime from the In-

stalled plant. There were numeioUiother Improvement which were made

during my incumbency in office,

uiuotiK which I might mention a con

tlniious lime kiln, a Corliss engine,

rock crusher, an addition to thehouse, the purchase of additional

grounds upon which was erected u

modern brick residence for the use

of the penitentiary, additional boilers

and pumps, wagons, horses, mules, Hie

necessary equipment for transportingclay from the clay bunks to the peni-

tentiary and which clay was ft rut used

ror the piiiHise of making paving vlt

titled brick. Whether or 110 the plant

ho Installed til a pay Inn propositionto the penltontlury can best be ascer-

tained by consulting the treasurer'sreceipts from convicts caminí?;while tlte receipts from these sourcesduring the year 1VJ9 und precedingyears was lesa than $7n.i)ii per monthon nn average, the receipts taken atrandom for the first five months of

the year lf)o5 show that there wereturned Into the Territorial treasuryan overage of $ l.Ooo per month. Fofthe year 1900 there was turned In dur-

ing the samo period nn average of $2,

4u3.ni per month. For the year 19n7

there was turned In to the Territorial

Treasurer for tlte same period nn av-

erage of $2 2 .27 per month. Thisconclusively shows, in my Judgment,

that the plant wu a successful ven-

ture und a paying proposition to theTerritory. As 11 matter of fact theonly earning power of the New Mex-

ico penitentiary today Is the brick-makin- g

plant, which was entirely con-

structed und built and market devel-

oped for the product during my

and for which no speclulappropriation wub ever provided by

the Legislative Assembly or any formof Bpeclal tax levied for the purpose

of meeting such expense. Our expertI..ence ItUI'lUg tlte nisi lour irai in

Uie brlckumktug business was one of

coustont struggling for existence and

effort to luuke ends meet. The refractory qualities of the clay wus hardto overcome and understand In orderto produce a marketable product.There was no ready market for thoseyears for tho product of the peniten-tiary. The reputation of the peniten-tiary brick was anything but goodThe price that could bo obtulned wusmuch less than that of other productsfor sale in the commercial markets atother iMilnts. Ilrlck wns sold at f;l.5tper thousand, paving brick sold forfti.uo per thousand. It was therefore,nn easy task to overcome the prejudice which existed against the class!of brick which had theretofore beenproduced ul the penitentiary by theold appliances, which had formerlybeen Iu use. At the time I left Unpenitent lury paving brick was selling,ul flo.ui) per thousand und commonbrick at $7.00 per thousund. withready market for more Hum the peni-- 'tentlury could produce.

Q. If I understand you, al the time j

you took churge of tlte penitentiarythere were about ltiti prisoners, and j

the appropriation made annually formaintenance was approximately $:n,-- 'linn. At the time you left the pcnlicn)Ilnry you hud how many prisoners,and wliui was the approprlatoit formaintenance?

A. Approximately 2r.n to 27u pi Is

oners: ntid up to within five mouthspreceding my retirement the annualappropriation remained the same --

$i0,ouu. For the yeurs liinii and Hm?

the appropriation was fixed at $:!!, nun

annually.Q Then, f I understand I lie effect

of your statement you have securedto the New Mexico penitentiary a

brick plant ami other property worthapproximately $'jo,imhi to $loo,onu,maintaining at least lnu prisoners,wit limit increasing the maintenanceuppropiluMim or receiving any specialappropriation therefor.'

A. Yes, that Is correct. The onlyspecial appropriation which tin- - penitclitlaty received during the time I

was hiipi-- IntcU'lcut was one for $.",-oh-

and inn- - for Jeni! in payment olmaterial furnished the Territory fotother I11MI1 ut ions. There were sev-

eral years in which the appropriationfell shott by reason of the fact t lint

the levy did not produce the amountattempted to lie provided.

IJ. During your aduiluisiiation of

the New Mexico penitential y what is

known as the Scenic Highway be-

tween tin- - cities of Santa Fe and l.asVegas as conceived and partiallycompleted by convict label . was it

not?A. Yes. sir; I built approximately

tUt i) miles of road; the original sur-

vey of he Santa Fe end was madeunder my pcisonal direction, and for

the llrst two years there was only

appropriated the sunt of onehalf of which was allotted to the l.tnVeiras cud the other to the SatltaFe end. This stun Included surwihand all other expenditures.

IJ. I'll use state what oilier use fur

Tettltoiial purposes you made of theconvicts (1 11 linn the period )oii wetesupei

A. I iiiniisbed labor for Hie htr.htlug of Hie Territorial Capitol.

l. I lining the time you wete iu

charge nf the penitentiary pleasestate what pal you look pclMlr 'ly in

snpi-- i vising and conduct lug Us busi-

ness'.

A. I took charge of everythingother than the lucre matter ( detailof the i iinnliit; of Ike peiiit-i- it iat y.

IJ Iu to your accounts statewhat piovIhIhu oii made for the keep-lu-

of the same and the conducting ofyour IimiiUs ami vviieitier or 1101 ou

lid this woik personally or by book

keepers employed by you?A. 1 never petsonally kept any el

the accounts of the penitent iat y. I em-

ployed and designated persons for thatputpose. It would have la-e- utterlyiiiiHiHslblt- - witli the many duties incumbeiit upon the superintendent foi

him to haw attempted to personallysupelViM' the keeping of thn .accounts.

Q. Stale whether or not yon welethe superintendent of the New Mexicopenitentiary at the time 11 .1. Hacer-ma-

was Inaugurated as Coventor of

the Territory?A. . sir.(. At thai time what political posi-

tion wa-- t you holding, und what posl

tion are you now holding. If any?A. I was, nnd am chulrmun of Ji

Terrlloilal Republican Cenital Commlttee.

Q. After Cioveruor llugermati wasInaugurated state whether or not youhud any conversation with him withreference to being relieved of yourduties us HUiM-rlnt- udent of the peni-

tentiary, und If so kindly state thesubstance of such conversation.

A. Yes, sir. Shortly after he wasInaugurated In January, r.niti, I toldliovernor llagcrmon that 1 would liketo retire from the penitentiary some-

time during the Rummer; that thefirst day of July, limil, would he a

coiiTenlent time for me to retire, if

agreeable, but that If he desired myresignation the same would be foi in-

coming at any time upon requestliovernor llagerman stated at Hinttime that he would prefer to let thematter rest for the time being. Henever requested my resignation, hutfrom time to time through my friendsI would hear intimations (hut he de-

sired my resignation, hut would notask for It. When I found that hereally desired to dispense with myservices, although he hud declined toso request, I Immediately t ndered myresignation to take effect the 2nd daynf Anril 111 flu Hfiti thi.rpnflm- nuaj. ........ I ..vw.A,ll..i. lait .l..fUt niiu-i- in, ic-- i t vi-u- - titi.n.My reasou for desiring to have heldthe position until the first day of July--

DEMINQ GRAPHIC SUPPLEMENT.

wus for the purpose of enabling uieto arrange with competent persons fora thorough auditing; of the accountsduring my administration, coveringthe whole term of seven yours of mytenure in olllce. No complete audithud ever been mude by any personfully quulltled to do that cluss orwork, but Iu view of the (overnor'swishes Indirectly imparted to

my friends that he desired toappoint another person to the officeI felt that I could not continue toserve under the circumstances.

Q. At the time that liovernor Hag

erniiiu accepted your resignation, didhe do so by letter?

A. Y'ch, sir.U Have you that letter? If so,

please produce it,

A. Yes, sir(Witness here produces letter which

Is offered u evidence and made a partof his testimony 11 ml which Is markedKxhlt.lt l.i

IJ When did you receive tho Hint

Information uboul the desire of theliovernor to huve all of your accountsHUdllcd?

mmnnu invLgiiunnuntt rtri atviAE...

A. I never received H II y noticefrom (iovei'ttor llagerman, either ill

rectly or Indirectly that he desired orIntended to make any investigationThe Mist Intimation that I receivedwas entliely from outside sourcessometime in July, I'.tmi. The Hist an j

Iheiitic woid I had Dial any investigaHon was going on was given me by

Mr. Newcoiub. who was !hci clerk althe peiilteitilaiy, and for which of--

feuse 1 was itifoimed that Mr. New

comb was peretnptArily dischargedIt seems tb.a the understanding was

that Ibis investigation should be en-

tirely secret and that under 110 el;

cutiisiaiiccs was I to know that such'Investigation wa in progress.

l When you of thisinn what. If anything, did ou

do, wHIi reference to talking with iu

wilting to Cioveruor llagerman?A. As noolt a I learned of the in

vestigation I addressed a letter i

tlovertiot' llageimau orTeiiug to fuiulsh an expert a mutant, and asi.lug leave in cooperate and have a

thoioiigb investigation, which ii'cple,'lie declined.

tj. Have you a copy of the lettetyou wrote Hie (overnoi '.' If 40.

kindly ptoduce il.A. Yes, sir.I Witness here produces copy of the

letter which is offered in evidence, at

Inched hereto, and marked Kxhlbit 2

U. Then If I nuclei stand you, liov

ernor H.igermaii replied to your let-- j

ti-- r uitig to permit yon to have a;pet son to participate in the InvestigaHon of the books''

A. Yes, siril State vv In t In r Of not ymi Know

the pi I'm Ul who was employed b) IJoV- -

ernor llagerman to audit und Investí-gat-

I'e books of the petiitenHary.lu;.n v.iiii ii'lmhilau.itioi! '

A I have never met tin- n.nt'ie-man. He wa-- . lot a of .New

Mexico, but I understand lived some,

where in Colorado. Ills name U re-

ported to be I'laucU M. McMaluUi

(J. Win 11 ami how did ou llrstleal II ol the re-nl- l. of 'Ilia alieueil in- -

vi st gat ton?A. I do Hot I'e member the eait

date, but belli-N- il was in Septem-ber, lieu;. Tin- - Hist Information I re-

ceived of it was tiotii the AlliuqueiipieMorning .lournal ! timci at. which ap-

peared wltli a special supplement theday before Hie 'IVi rltorliil RepublicanCenital Committee im-- t at Albnipu--

que, which special supplement con-

tained hcvet al pages of closely pi lutedmatter with glaring headlines de

inmiif lug nil- - as a thief and einbi .lei,

and conveyed the illiplessiou Ida' theslioitage in tin- - accounts would

amount to $7,oou or $si.eee. Till

sanie tnatler I alterwaids leaiiu il wastelegraphid to the Kast and West,

North and South, to all newspaperswhich the wot king force of the Jour-na- l

Itctliociat were side to reach.(. Stale If mi know or If you have

aiai'd how tin- - .I0u111alll1i110t1.itthe copy of the alleged expert's

report and the person or persons whogave it to them?

A. I understand that the said rcpoitwas delivered either in person or by

the personal uuthorlty of liovernorllugcriuan and that he arrange. I tohave 2U.IIU0 copies of this supplcim-n- t

scut out to the various iiewspapcts ofthe Territory free of charge for circu-

lation and that all papers of both po-

litical partlis that were willing to ac-

cept the same for circulation werefurnished with such copies; and that'.iovernor Hugerman also caused fain

typewritten copies of this report to bemade and sent out from his office,which reports were mailed from theolllce of (lovmuor llagerman underand hv Ills personal direction to persons In various parts of the Terri-tory.

Q State whether or not you re-

ceived 11 copy of that report or any

letter from (iovernor Hurciiiiuii orany oilier person connected with 01

in churge of the affairs of the Terri-tory about the result of the Invest

prior to its publication In thenewspapers?

A. I did not.U. Hid you ever at any time re

celve a copy of the altered report of

the investigation?A. I did not except the otto I men-

tioned as having been printed lu thecolumns of the Journal Democrat.

(j. Were your accessible and wasyour jsistomco address known at thetime of the completion of the reoort?

A. Yes, sir. I was at Socorro,

which place had been uiy home andpostofllce address fur the past twelveyeurs.

y You say thut this alleged reportwus published In the Journal Demo-crat the duy before the meeting of theKcpuhlk-u- (.'entrul Committee at Albuquerqiie. What action, If any, didHie Republican Ce,tral Comtrtlttuetake upon the alleged report?

A. The committee, without solici-tation (111 my purt. refused to believethe contents of the sensational reportand unanimously endorsed me.

W. What subsequent steps werelaken upon this report. If utty?

FAIL TO INDICT HIMON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE.

Without having been servedwith any copy of the alleged ieKrtoi the investigation and without anyileiuund for sny pai'Mji ted short ages,

i din-eil- y or Indlicetly, Governor Hagetiiiuu proceeded in uu attempt to se

ure an indictment uguittst me fotembezzlement. The district attorney'solllce, after examining into the evl

.deuce dlil not believe that the sume

.would Justify sn indictment and reiIM.c to attempt to secu-- one

thereon Thereupon (iovernor Hagerman removed the then district attor-ney. Mr. K. C. A Idiot t and appointedMi It C. tiortner as district attorneywith specific instructions to takecharge of the prosecution and securean Indictment against me. The (iovernor became nin-tiu-l- zealous in anattempt to secure the Indictment. Hisappointee, t'Hptaln of the Mounted I'olice Fred l'ornoff, went to the chiefdeputy stu-rlf- f of the Coun'y of SatitaI'e. Hon. R. I.. llura, who afterwardsbe nine Speaker of the Hoiue of Rep-

resentatives, to (jet him to use hiswith tin- - gran, 1 juiy to pin-cur- e

sn indictment, saying that Hie

leiv'ciuor staled that if he could Hot

secure an indictment Hgalasi luu s

a "goner." You understand thatI give this testimony upon the din-e- l

'a!eiueni, made to no- - by differentpanics, who an- reudy and willing tostale the same under oath. I mightalso say that about ten days prior lctin- publication of the report a let'eiwas shown in,, stating that unless I

would utile as chairman of the Republican Central Comniii tee, an In

vesication of iu administration of

'he penitential y would In- -

but If I would agr.e to retire that 1

would be helped out ill every way p (

slide. This letter was signed by WálRobinson, of Ros well, the home towi.of Hovei nor II.merman, ami I believeit was an inspired letter.

i Have you a copy nf such letter.'It so kindly produce it?

Witness hcie produces letter Which;s otleied in evidence and Wlilell Is

In reto attached, marked Kxluhlt 4

J State what, it any. steps wetetakell by Mil) pel ,,111 ÍU--I this Sttempt iii indict you '

A. I rec.-lve- S letter sbuilt áepleiiiber 2t'.. I !(!, from Hie attorneygeu.-ial- , W. C. Held, wherein In-

stated preliminary to bringing actionagainst m- - for an accounting of 111011

e)s due lb lie inutlit formaldeiiiaml of tin- - to pay into the Ten i

torlal tieakurv the amount tinted Iusaid letter.

(j. If you haw- - that letter kin. II)produce it.

Witness heie produces letter andoffers same in evidence, hereto atInched and marked Exhibit j

y State what, If anything you didafter receiving this letter and ymiireason fur so doing?

INGLORIOUS ATTEMPT TODISCREDIT HIM POLITICALLY

A. I at tanned with my attorneyImmediately Upon lecelpt of said let-

ter to pi to Santa Fe und pay Intothe treasury under protest, sny andnil amounts of money that might bedemaiidid by the huid uttoriu-- general. 011 behalf of the Terrltoiy. Myreason for doing this were that I didnot want any suit brought againbteither myself or my bondstiieii. I

knew that I owed the Territory noth-ing and believed that uxm au imparHal auditing of my accounts It wouldbe found that I had overpaid Hie Ter-rltoiy. However, tho mutter of andIt lug and adjusting the accounts wouldbe the work of several months, us -

Would of necessity CoVei the cutirperiod nf uiy administai tion. I be-

lieved then, und I believe now, thatIt was Hie Intention of (iovernor Hagcrinan and those immediately asso-ciated with him to attempt to dis-

credit me before the people of the Ter-ritory of New Mexico and to defeattho Republican candidate for delegateto Congress; and had I not paid theamounts demanded that thev wouldhave at once Instituted a auit, not forthe purpose of adjusting the accounts,but purely and solely for political reasons, as It was then the beginning ofthe campaign which as chairman ofthe Republican Central Committee Itwas my duty to manage and directIt would have been Impossible hefor- -

the election to have had the matterdetermined and a decision rendered.For that reason I cared not whetherthe demand was for f 1 .00 or for

I would have paid it, reserr-lu-my rights and have the matter

Judicially passed upon ami a properascertainment made thereafter. HadI permitted this suit to have beenfiled I firmly believe It would have re-

sulted in temporarily discrediting meand defeating the Republican candi-date for Delegate to Cnugress and pos-sibly defeating a Republican Legisla-ture. I had abundant reasons, basedupon facts which have aluce beeu con- -

firmed, that Oovernor llagerman and

those associated with him had enteredluto a conspiracy for the purpose ofdefeating and destroying, If possible,the Republican organisation and itscandidates for office. It is a notoriousfact that those persons most closelyallied with (iovernor Hageimun weresecretly, und some of them openly,using every effoit at tlieli command todefeat the election of Delegate An-

drews. Also to defeat the election ofevery Republican candidate for theLegislative Assembly whom they suspected might not do their bidding in.

members of the Legistuie. Wher-ever it was impossible for (iovernorllagerman and his associates to contro the Republican conventions, tinyeither promoted fusion tickets underthe cloak of good government for thepurpose of lighting the Republicanopenly, or In the absence of their abllIty 10 form such au opiiosition party,they would secretly and underhandedly use their Influence In favor of thDemocrats where such Democrat n

were known lo be friendly to Hovernor liageiniati and his administrationThere jn no doubt in my mind thathad I permitted this suit to have beenbtoiight. (.ov.-iiio- i llagerman wouldhave caused, In order to further hispolicy of destruction und defeat of theRepublican party, copies of this si',to have been printed without tiunibeland scattered broadcast This wouldprobably have been ilolie In u sellil-officia- l

way, the moral guarautee of (iovernor Hagerman as to theJustification for the brlmjlng of saidsuit Such a pioceedlng until hnallyadjudlca'cl can be understoodwould have b.-e- highly prejudicial,not only to ni) self pei.omilly. but uHie. interests of the pail), wlioaeLhalniian I had the honor of beingand whose Itlteiests Wele nl stake atthut purilculai time and would havebeen the means of calling forth a ver-dict of the people bused u J m , n thebiased and unjust ill.-.- ehatge pre-

sented ex parte.

HAS CONSULTATION WITHFORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL.

U- State whether 01 not ynu wtoleany letter to the attorney In

response to the letter demanding Hiepavtneiit of these Htimuuts

A Yes. sir; I did.U Kindly produce u copy of such

letter, if Jon have It.

Here witness produces copy of letter which is offered in evidence, andwhich Is heteto attach.-.!- , niaiked F.x

hibit 1;

(J State what steps, If any, weretaken by your attorney in meeting thesaid demand.

A. ruder my Instructions my a'torney immediately went to Santa Feand Interviewed the attorney geneial.who has seal me a demand for about$'(,:;ii:,.r,(i and upon my attorney reaching there he ileiiiHiiu,l the sum of$12.47.1.3 Iu addition theieto. but fin-

ally conceded that these summitswere not legally due from me. Slidinsist d upon the payment of $2.47o.:'.x-T-

i amount my attorney paid intt:the ttessuty piotesting this amount01 any amount whatever was not dueor owing and that the same had beenunlawfully aeinmided. uud paying thesame under piote.t .,MJ expressly andfully teserving all rights and H tue.tiestherein.

Q Have you a copy of the re(chits: And a copy uf the additionalilemuud wiiicn was made upon vourattorney '.'

A. Yes, sir.Q Kindly produce them.tlieie witness produces copy nf te- -

ceipt ami copy of the additional deniand which Is offered as evidenceand which Is hereto attached, markedF.xhlhits 7 Hiid S respectively.

i) What steps, if any, did you subseqiieiitlv take to have au adjustmentof vour accounts made?

A. During the sixty davs followingHie date of the payment to the Terri-torial tieasuici, which I have meniloned, my time was very much occu-pied with reference to matters connected with the Territorial electionwhich occupation was caused by rea-son of holding the position of chairman of the Republican Central Com-mittee Thereafter the Legislature in

session at Santa Ke passed a bill enlltied "An Act relating to the settle-ment of accounts of public officers."which bill became law upon theday nf March. A. D. IM?. The passage of this hill was bltteily foughtby (iovernor Hageimuti und everyoneconnected with him and friendly toIlls administration within uud withoutHie l.egislutive Assembly Iu order toprevent me from securing a judicialaccounting. The bill linall passedand the records show that the (iov-

ernor refused to sign the act, al-

though he allowed il to become a lawby llmltutioii. after having learnedthat more than two-thlr- of the LegIslature favored Hs passage and whichmajority could not be broken by theusual connivance which hud theretofore beeu pursued by (iovernor Hager- -

man. I poii the láth day of March ofsaid year I Instituted a suit for thesettlement of my accounts, being thisproceeding.

Q Then, If 1 understand you, Immediately ummi the passage of a lawpermitting the court to judicially passupon the question of your accounts,and while liovernor HaRerman wasstill In office, you filed this suit asking for an Immediate adjudication andauditing of your accounts for the entire ierlod that you were superintend-ent of the New Mexico peultentlary ?

A. Yes, sir; and 1 wanted nil of myaccounts to be Investigated, thoseupon which the statute of limitationshad run as well a the new accounts.

l desired nothing reserved hs I wishedfull, fair and complete examination.

not desiring to take any technical advatituge or the Territory, which mighthuve been done under the provisionsof law. This for three reasons: Flrt,thut I had entire confidence In Hiefad that nothing was due the Terrl- -

toiv. second. I deemed il proper i I

dm- to myself ami the public that alltransactions be fully Investigated anddeieiinlned, third, a moral obligatingIn niy Judgment Is stronger and uioiebinding than any technical provisionof the law.

NEFARIOUS INUEND0E8 TOBESMIRCH HIS CHARACTER.

I desire to make a short explanaHon with to another mat-ter: Certain Individuals, wlic.e time

to have been principally occopied Iu saving unpleasant, thingsmd cliculatitig Illinois with infamousiniletnlos. one of these pel sons being

notorious meddler and distuiber ofhis t, tiampiility. who

in San Antonio New Mexico,and others nf tin- same lll, whoevident Iv short 011 political assets andanxious to accumulate political chici'.al ami build up their political fortunes Ht the expense ot others and bvuniendo besmirch the character nlpersons who happen to he In publiclife and thus attt-mp- : to steal thunderand couveit the saine to their nollefill Use. These pie IlllVe calls' I

gossip to be circulated to the effectthai while I was siiperiuiemleiii 1,,

tin- - penitentiary that I cause' shipmen's of lumber and tnateilals t té-

mele lo San Amonio. New M'Xi-- .

WlliCll Well- - ColVelle, to III) pel i ,.!use. bu ti,) lanches and lor the c.n'VJge lililíes, uml 'hat said I I!, ".'.a

tennis, etc, wete paid or out ol peni'fin la I y funds Tins gossip so f.u a- -

relates to the pavtuent ol an) ta itei-till OUt of pelillellti.lt funds IS il hsollllelv false Htnl Without loiltid.lt lollit is tine that a shipment ol I11111I

WUS al one linn- made by l,e Vinelcan I. umbel (nmpaii). Albtiipiei ipn-t-

San Antonio. New Mexico, wind.shipment was billed to the Newico penitential v San Anton o. NewMexico, it is also true that Fall banks,Morse & Company, of Denver, Cob.tado. at one tunc made a shipmentsteel tacks from tiosbell, Indiana,hilled to the New Mexico pell it flit iai'vSan Antonio, they also li.II-i- l bom

windmills in the same manm-- i

true lb,.'. Ileiidrie am! Itoliborf, ofDciivcl at olle tiiiie shipped tw

whims, billed to the New Mexico penitcntlai). Cerillos, N'W Mexico. Then-good- s

Were Ol deled b) II II. 1 I'M II It t

who happened to be at the same timSUpelltllelldetlt nf Hie NeW Mexicopenitentiary. The were paid for Tof my peisonal luinls b) my person; I

cheeks, which checks still tetariThe billing to the New Mexico peniteiiHury at the points mentioned wassu etror upon the part of the shippers,and which fact was called to tli. Ii attcQ-lo- at Hie time and which et rer-

ead mil) be accounted for by reaso.lof the letters ordering such materialhaving been written upon penitentiarystationary These would-b-

detectives who caused these iufjminis ittui-tido- s to be circulated,which 'bey calculated would brandUie as a "giuftei." might have easilyasci-r'aiiie- the fads in the premisesby consulting the books d the shippets and therefrom ascertain how.when, by whom and in what mannert líese man-rial- wele paid for. Thisgossip is ibsuid upon its face. Wecthese ninterlals and goods mentionedto have been purloined at the expenseof the Territory can any sane manbelieve that they Would have beenshipped in open, broad daylight, di-

rected to the New Mexico penitential)at San Antonio and Cerrillos'.' Wouldthey not have been consigned to levpersonal in del? Leaving aside thisphase of Hie rpiestlon. what objectcould there have been in making thesehlplnetits direct to the New Mexico

penitentiary, at a point where no peni-

tentiary existed ? The ft eight late tothe penitential) was and is the sameas to any Individual. The t ofthe pcnltciitiut'V was in no way

needed. It wus simply one of thoseerrors which often occurs in commer-cial tiansactlons, on the pntt of hnstyshipping clerks, (ailing to read tincontents of un older, but slmplv takenote of the letter head.COPIES OF EXHIBITS

FILED WITH REPORT.i KX I II HIT I I

Tcttitory of New Mexico.Office of the Executive.Santa Fe. March 1. ltmO.

Herbert .1. Ilagctniall,tiovei nor.Sir; I have received your letter of

March l;th, accompanying your res-ignation as Superintendent of theNew Mexico Penitentiary, which

you desire should take effecton April 2d. lHeG, or as soon there-after, not exceeding ten days, as muybe convenient for me to apjiolnt yoursuccessor. You also advise me thutin case of your absence at any time,you have Instructed your assistant,Mr. R. C. Garrett, to turn over themanagement of the institution to yourduly appointed and qualified suc-

cessor.In handing you Herewith the formal

acceptance of your resignation froms position which you huve occupiedfor the past seven years, and whichyou will leave accomimnied by thebest wishes of the people of ,

I beg to add my personal ap-

preciation of the improvement and ad-

vancement which have taken place In

the penitentiary while It has beenunder your charge I also desire toextend to yon my on best wishesfor your future success and welfare.Your unusual pergonal qualities and

yi.ur broad acquaintance can be usedfui- i In lit Interests and lttietktti wol

fare of. ihe people it Now Mexico.I have lite liuuur to be,

Moat respectfully your,11. J. HAÜERMAN,

Honorable II. O. Uursutn,tSuperluteudcnt of tlie New Mexico

Penitentiary, Santa Fe, New Mex-

ico.(KXMUIT II )

Socorro. New Mexico, July 21, t'JOfl

II. C). ni'RSl'M.Stock Kaiser.

Ilonorutilo II. .1. Hageriuun,(invcrtior of New Mexico.

Sania Ke, New Mexico.ir- - 1 have within the last lay or

two received sonic letter with reference to penitentiary account. It

seems to nie that the present systemof Investigation I not entirely satis-factoi--

to either Parly concerned;it'nor ! the Territory or myself. I

therefore suggest a plan of getting atthe bottom of all Ihe fací, andthorouiih investigation: That you seI. I. iht commit toe to Investigateall of the affails of the penitentiary.i . t business Iran.acted ly the under

.ci'c.l li tins ciiilld he ill ln'. I Wiillld

ul.iiiu . , 1. . e and fui nisU ail nvit.lt. i fui tile lle of said cuín

lull!,,. ( any point if eiiittovoi.sy,! .jli i I'liiiiii should arise, a third'

tie-..- '

plel.

tit he agreed upon t'V 'Inselected wh' could

mu controversy I should'hat tins itiw'sliiutloii ) co;n

inipait:;il and thorough, an. I

wh.reVel' 'he results Inilit lie. wheth-

er favorable or unfavorable to the tin-de- l

s mied. t the saine lie (i en tothe pn'il:e desired

I assume Mi.it von are tiesirmis. In

i;.t.ii faith. i'f thoroughly investig inn.:i in- .iffa.rs of '!ii' penlti'iiti.ir for thw

purpose of 1.4 i' n.: ah) wr.ng. I

thele tie. for lile purpose of pinii c f.n tlie Terrilor all shut she

i i tied to. for the purpOM1 ofeel t.un.iig the w hole tunh and all thetill'!!. iillil tint for tile purpose (

.iv.-- l g.Ug any personal gticvancc,In ilnT real or imaginaryIn tin' Interest of fair play, andti.it I ileen; to lie 1st .Itl.l proper.

loth :u he Territory and to myselfI In i i iti.i see your way clearto accept and approve of this sug

esi.nii, I am. sir.Verv respectfully yours.

11 ItlTtSCMiKXHIHIT

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sell the s'ories thatluii' ti mi! t ho rounds concern:m Mr m and yourself, an. I par: as-.- ; nds Mr Hut sum. as mi.iiv.nint of s alleged can Hilary for re.i ,i i"ii i 'i.i.i man of the iCvi'd'catiS'.tto Central ("i.ntniittee 1 takefot uranie, 1 tha' th. a great dealof tn.'tli doodle business about thcha-- gt s tl. i nave noon ma againsiyou !i,.ih hut under the c;:cunistance

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-- li.ill do iic.-l- i tig in this n. attermr I le :tr mi you. which I should,do hv tievt Monday morning at least ,

Thanking you In adv tnce for prompt j

answer and assuring y oi Kin

strit. s- condileiice in this matter.Yours very truly.

WII.I, ROHINSMN.IMit ir Register-Tribun-

DEMAND MADE BY ATTORNEYGENERAL REID FOR PAYMENT.

KXIIIHIT IV )

William C. Reld. Kdmund C. Abbott.Attnmty (b'tieral Asst. Atty. (on.

Territory of New Mexico.Ofllce of the A'torney Cencral

Santa Fe, St pt. 2, 1!KMr II. (). Ilursnm.

Socorro. New Mexico.Ih-n- r Sir: Preliminary to bringing

sction against you for an accountingof money due the Teriitory which theTerritory claims you have in yourhands and unaccoun'ed for,

behalf of the Territory

Ing amo-int- s

tw

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ft

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An amount unaccounted for a

shown between the day rec-

ord cash nnd lucash hook, showing creditsfor cash received from suchsales

Collections made and uot turn-

ed Into tho Territorial tren-nr-

by you from the follow-

ing partle- -

Manuel Baca $1863

Onderdonk U S. i.""II. p. Brown "50

Penn. lev. CoKiclmrd tlutleriuau.Simon NuhIiiiiiui. . .

I'ai I.opeiC. F.C. (). l.uckoubuch..Nestor Roili Iguei . .

C. ParardlnelllS. R. HinckleyRicardo Alarld

7S.4K

CM10.00

2.75. COO

3.852.00

193030.00

$285.50

The following nmoiinia drawnfrom the general mainten-

ance fund of tho TerritoryNov, 3t, ff02, for which you

have taken credit on the cashhook, hut with which you

have not chained yourself. .$15

The amount of a warrant ortreasury draft received fromthe I'nlted State Governmem about Nov. 10, 1901. forwhich you have taken crediton the cash hook, but wllhwhich you have not charge,!yourself

An amount received by you

fiotu 15. W. ikuid and Hroth-cr- .

or the money equivalentthereto for which you havetalon credit on the fashhook, hut with which you

hae not charged yourself . $077

The amount of a payment madoby W. AiiMiili of Albuquer-que. January 20. IHiKl . rwhich yiu have taken crediton the cash book, but withwhich you haw not chargedyourself $:,000

u iirouniing from you to the Ter-- j

ritory of New Mexico further de- j

niainled for the cuiu of $.i..2bM.which sum I made of Items listedon ihe credit side of your cash book

an I noi turned Into the Territorialtrea.ury. which items are specificallymeiitioiied in the reimrt of the Colora--

i Title and Trust Company of Auk- -

i ..- -usi ;;o. r.iiiii. a copy hi wuien a nu-

nlslied you and reference to which i

b made, particularly to that pot-

ion marked Kxhibi: "A" of sai.l re--

pol I

this

...i. i,. i.r..wlili Lands Ihertieular sum of $5..:'tiM was reu.-- you and not paid to ihe par

- , , ii.inied. but Ihe method of Pay--

:ll ... .11, It J CUII. ell' was iiici;.ii uní n ,..o,' the sallio is desired, there being no

m ulitis to evidence the paymentsI fur'tit r request an accounting for

lite in uieys received from .1. II

Ya ;.:!:ti by y on which are not charged

in iii ncaiiist yourself as money

.o, in the cash book, which limn-e- .

were repaid to th'' i'l Vaughn

Ten tonal war alil No 2.'.s" of

1,,. ;, ith fiscal year and Territorialwat. an: No 2 1.". 7 of the "ev.h fiscal

Amounting ""I tint her mi behalf of the Tetn'oiy

deiiiatil an account 'ng tor the value'..f the peils from sheep sold by

..nil and by Hursum and McM.ll.m to.the Territorial penitential y Januarylltll and IVoccniber 1st. l'."'l of

which there Is no recnid on the cash,li.sii..

1 fur'hef ib titatn! on bebaif of theTeriitoty an account ;ng from yut tor

the pr Heeds of li'Mum v drilled brickshinpt-- hy yo.i from tl.e t nMary' , Vieitself at Mb liMt"-.pie-

. NeW Mi'V

.to. Febru.ny 7. I'." for which tn

cash appear to have 'it-.- entered on,he ''ooks of the penitentiary

I fur'her de:iiaii, (mm y.ui. "ii l

if the Teir.ti ty. an accountingtor 'In- alnoutr of an illegal paymentin id- - 1. Ci arles W. H ldrow by peni-'.ntt.ii-

voucher No. I" for lumberad and received by exdoveriior M

n-ti- and ilel.vercl to him .latin-at-

I7'li an I l'."h. I:1"!. ' the aliloniitof i:

I t'lrther ileiii.iti I of you on beii.t'.f

of tin- Terntotv. an accounting of all

other ma'teis and moneys due to theTen mry of New i from oii as

sii,i. t iiiteiideiit of :he Territorial ren-

ten: i.iiy. and remain. ng unaccounit'df :.

Vet v trul v yours.W C. RKIH.

Att.imey (Jeneral.WAS NOT FURNISHED WITH

In

COPY OF M'M AHON'S REPORT.,IKXHIIIIT V )

Socorro. N. M . Sept. l.""Mr William C. Reid.

A'torney Santa Fe, N. M

n ar Sir I a in In receipt yourlett-- r. stating preliminary to bringingaction ag.iin-- t mc for an accountingof moneys alb getl to be due the Terri-

tory, you on behalf of the Ter- -

$99.33 appreciate that

I I l

l

id'ory the payment by of certainamounts mentioned In your letter andwhich Ítems yoti say are specifically

j

mentioned in reiut made by the ex

perts fr.nn the sure of Colorado.I wish to say thai I have never yet;

leeeived a copy of any report madeihe Colorado gentleman, and tho only

information I have ever had of

making of any such report or It con-- '

tents was the knowledge which 1 ob-

tained from newspapers.I wish further to say that If the

Looks t.f the Territory show, or If I

urn in any way Indebted to the Terri-

tory iu an manner or for an amountwhatsoever, that it will not be neies-sa- r

for you or any one else to bring

I herebv, ' tult to collect It. for I have alwaysof New been ready and willing to have all my

. . . . . I... I.I., In i'.iül ti.'it fill lindvlexlco, make formal demand oí you nn-nuin-

s uiuioumoji, ..... i.., a,. Trri rial trcnsurv If It should be shown thai I am Into lin.. tin..- thta letter the follow- - tlebied In any amount

of sales

$

Co

30.00

2.1

up

ier.

by

re-i- .

!,y

of

mo

that I

ready to at once pay the same.In the keeping of tho account a

ihe penitentiary, I of course was. asevery warden has been will be,

compelled o depend upon the accur-

acy of those keeping the books of the81 institution, and 1 have every reason

to believe and do now believe, tnaihose who kept the hooks during my

administration did so with accuracy;

however when It was Intimated by ru-

mor that It was desirable that thebooks of the penitentiary should hennititpd. 1 nt once tendered to the

OEMINQ GRAPHIC SUPPLEMENT.

Governor of tul Territory tho aer-Icc- h

of a qualified neroou familiarwith the affairs of tho penitentiary toact at my expense In conjunction withor attaint any pemon or peraon whomight be choxen by tho Territory, andIf It waa found that there was anyInaccuracy In the booka or that I waslu any manner Indebted to tho Terri-tory that I would abide by the resultof mich Investigation.

Your lelter bolug the flrat communication which ha been directed to meIn connection of the auditing of thebook of the penitentiary. I thereforetake this occnalon to ay thai 1 atnudready and willing to pay over to theTerritory every cent which may befound to be due to It from myself. Tothat end 1 nuthnrlre II. M. Doughertyto meet with you In Santa Fe. and If

It appears on the face of the books orotherwise that any mistakes havebeen made, or that 1 am In any man-

ner Indebted to the Territory, I author.I tr.e at once to pny In atich amount.

Ycu the fact a to any

tae,

and

him

mistakes In bookkeeping, If any therebe. that I am dependent entirely uponthe hooks of the Institution and there-fore request that you penult my re- -

prcHfiitatiw to examine with you toj alleged Items which are said to havt

been Incorrectly charged or omittedI am,

Very truly yours.II l). Ml RSl'M.

PAYS MONEY ALLEGEDDUE UNDER PROTEST.

(KXIIIHIT VI I

Santa Fe. N. M.. October 2. l!ofl.

lion. ,1. II. Vaughn,Territorial Treasurer.

Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Dear Sir The Hon. W. C. Held. At- -

i, tin,. i-- r.em.iiil of the Territory of

New Mexico. liaH demanded of II. O

lliirsuin. ex warden of the Territorialiteiiltenilarv. the sum of Two Thousand Four Hundred Seventy dollarim.i ihlrtvi-iitli- t cents, nnd threatensto Institute stilt against the said II. O

llni-Min- i If the same not paid. Mr.

Hui Mitn protests that this amount, oriitv amount whatever. Is not due or

iiitini! ftoin him to the s.mi lerritory

vou sum

Hie

of Two Thousand Four Hundred S v

i- dollars and llilrtv-emli- t cent toace.l t,t the credit of he Terri

tory under protest and expressly andfully reserving all Ids rights and leiu- -

odies thc'clllVrv :tiih your.

II M IhUCHKUTY.Received Ihe above amount this 2d

day t.f October. !!;. fiom II o Hur-

sum under pintes: as staled in tinforegoing letter

I II VAI'CHN.Territorial Treasurer.

(KXIIIHIT VII I

Full I si of all of the amounts us

finally demanded by you troin Mr

Illusion, which is paid In lull with thetreasurer's cert illt a'e accompanyingi he b iter with which this Is attachedand the J.'.iiu. i ieHislted by Mr Huí

sum M.i'th il". I'"'"'. br which yen

have allowed credit :

Receipts nil Jtlllt lial hilt Hot Oil Cistbet k $H s I.'..

of

Oil

be

I S wait ant for iippm t of I

i .s,,:,ei . .'!'

Vino nit of C W. I loud and Hroin- -

ft - elieek. No 2n'.. $'.17 2'..Atiioiiiit of warrant No 2n2. with

drawn balance getnr.il ui.ilnleiuiieefund r.ith P. Y. $i:.2.:7

Atnoiltlt of ilou'ile ( ' dit f..r f. e ga'mi brick mat liinety a- - shown i n tashtioiiv, also in coiitin,:i nt tntid $l'.7i

Vlll nitl' of (heel, Allsoli - lloilll.itl

was'

.l.itiuary 2'

AmountII. i IP s topanv perf iti.i ii o

i;t i 'v ,

Vli.i e- t

i n. to. fVf...-:- it

I.e'W

I'."' $2"n nn., f don de ctedit t 11 pav

olni a lo Fuel and li on Con-loo, lit through continúen:Ty wariatils No I'll" and

f !' lumber f urnislte I :

If.

iiliaccoiinte.l for a vh

i li 'lie dav bis'k recottl and t

'ale. and the cash book. $M m'..

iii.i il.t collet t lolls made andtuned Into the Territorial ire.is

$2V, m:

Tii'.il. $.".'7" isCtedit II o Hurs'im. March

I'llll,, I'.iHI.IKlT.-'s- iilng unpaid. $2.l7n::

Artificial ESS.The eyes proposed by Am-- ,

bruise Pure were tblu carved pinte1gold, painted ninl enameled mutch'

the sound eye. tJktss eyes seem tojhave been inure receut origin, raresuggestion first npiicured his "Me-tbotl-

Curuilve des Pluyes de Testolluinalne." folio r-'-tl, Parts, lóul. wherehe gives four lllustratluus showing theback ami front of right and left eye.

The First Darby.The first Oerby was run May

17S0, and won by Sir Charlea Uunbury domed.

What Causss Snow.8c the condensed vapor the

air frnieu and precipitated tho earthWhen the air uearly saturated withvujHir ami acted by currentair below the freezing point somethe vapor coiideused aud froxeu Intosnuvv. The largest tlakes are funnedwhen the air sltouud with vapor

Recipa For Kissss.Tska diirk plans.

Add mo'iiihslil- - nut I'M) much-Pr-- M

itruiig hands small una,lily rmTn Much;

81ft Jest plnc'n follyMixed wllh softly whlsprJ sighs;

Min ittru ttJJ two until tasúupAnd sisrllglit her

Then illsn.jU luinn smotlunloiislng nnl luush.

Mis grain tleep affectionWilli intirv CiafT.

Add mild rtslstancs.Two ykdJIns-lli- rn muts,

trssprriklbln n)oyir.triitBrv tj'isntlllos suit.

-- KUun Wsttmiso At. Iouls Rspublts,

SEASONABLE SOUPS.

Tsttsd Rselpss For Chsap and Katll)Mads 8oups.

Brown Broth. rut two tablespoon-ful- s

of butter frying pan, add twotablennooufuls of chopped onions audtwo of chopped carrots and cook uutll

gnldeu brown. Put these In kettlewith quart of boti.'og water andbay leaf aud simmer fifteen minutes.Press through sieve. While the soup

sluiuierlug put about tablespoonful sugar Into Iron saucepan andwhen browns and burns add two

tallesiooufuls of chopped oulons, thentwo three tablespooufuls of water.Adtl this the soup, with teaspoonful suit aud saltspoouful of pepper. Strnlu the soup, return yid

i let settle. Add ht.:f pint of blocks of

A tl

.1 - I

le.ti: v

j

of to

of Ilu

la

a

on 4,

"a 1

aw Is ofto

1

Is on u ofof

Is

A

tilt ufs .till i iw a

A. Id nf sIn a of

OfHi uf rs.

urtIn s a

ofu hit uf

an tm in ofit In

In toIn

lu t

aa

aIs

of anIt

orto a

of aIt

a

bread that have been stirred up withteatcu eggs, bring to boll and servewllh grated cheese.

Tomato Uoiilllou.-l'- se oue can of tomullica, add a pint of water, a slice olonl'in, a bay leaf, a little celery seedund bull rapidly fur ten minutes. I'rethrough a colander as much of the fleshhs possible. Add the well beateu wblteiuf two eggs, bring quickly to the bolllug pulut, boll Uve minuto aud strsluthrough cbeesocloth. The tícubv Por,tiuii of llit.' tomato that reuialus lu thcheesecloth may be put aside for fia

vorlug sauce. Reheat the bouillonadd a cup of whipped c res in and servtnt nuce wllh strips of toasted bresd.

Fast Indian Soiip.-l'- ut luto a kettlea tnblespooiiful of butter, two tablesp ioiifiils of fine chopped oulnlis, two(nblespiioiifuls of grated carrot nndtie- - sumo of gruted turnips. Stir carefull v for about two mluutes, addquart of water or stock, a dash of redpepper, a little black pepper, a table--

spihiuful of chopped parsley, a slicedapple and simmer gently for tlftecuuilnutes. Add a tcaspoouful of curryaud four or Uve tablepooufuls of bulled rite, which should be bulled whileyuu uro making the soup.

y nick Turkish Soup -- Stir a teaspoouful of beef extract luto one quurt ofboiling wuler; inbl u taldcspoonful ofgrilled uulnii ui.il a saltspoouful of eelcry seed. When this reaches the boil-

ing point, pour It slowly over the wellbeaieu yolk of two egg. Have readydrained four tnblespooiifuls of bulledrice; mid und serve at once.

fren in of Fotuto Soup. -- Pare fouismall potatoes, cover with boiling wa

ter and boll rapidly fur Uve minutes.Throw the water away and cover witha pint and u half of boiling water. Addu si of oiiluu, a buy leaf and a fewceb-i- tups i bopped tlue. The greeu

leave of ihe celery will auswer th

put pose Cover ami boll fifteen mluutes oi until the potatoes are softWhile these are boiling put a pint olUiHk III the double holler, add a tablcsii '.info! of butter and one of fluurrubí e l together; press the potatothrough n line sieve, lulng the watetlu which they were boiled; odd this

mixturo to the hot milk lu the tlonblfboiler. Stir until thoroughly heatedand serve.

6tandi For Spooli of Cotton.Women who do H gleut deal of HcW

llig will tlnd it little staiul to boldspools of cuttull a great colivelnellif.

1 lie only materials required are a

s.il'tl piece uf vv.iod pt-- i hup nu Inchlliick mid either round or square futthe base and either a knitting needle

r a round piece of vvikmI soiiio sixilielies long fur the upright piece. If

the netslle Is used It can lie forced lütutlie WihmI of the base, but lu ease theslender round pb'i-- of Wood Is pre

ferret! It can Is; kept lu place with a

selevv or lulill tack. Till holder has

place fur three or four spool uf cut

loll, wuicu lovoive lively wueii you

take hold of mi end uf the 'bread nndbegin to draw It off The point uf the

holder makes u euiiveuleut testingplate for a thimble of course if you

are of a decorative turn of mind uu

will sandpaper your wotxlen buo aiul

tbou paint or stain It.

How to Walk Upstairs.A physician, ilestriblu; Imvv a per

sou khuiild walk upstairs, says'. "I'sually a crsuii treads on the ball of his

foot In taking em h step. This Is very(lresuiuo itiitl wearing to the muscles,

as It thruw the entire susppudedweight of be Isitly nu the muscles uf

the leg and feet. Yuu should In walk

lug or clluiblng upstairs seek fnr the

nvt etiual distribution of the Isitly"

weight possible. In walking upstutrsour feet should be placed stpiarely

down on the step, heel aud all, andthen tho work should be performed

lowly anl delllierately. In this way

there Is no strain upuii any particularmvcle. but each one I doing It dutyIn a naturnl manner" The doctormight have gone u little further In

the same line uud protested against

the habit which many persons have of

bondlug half double when they ascenda flight of stair.

How to Ketp Furs.if garment are tint cleaned liefnre

they ii i lit away and there are mothegg lu tbeni. neither camphor nor auyother preventive will keep them fromdeveloping and eventually destroyingthe fur.

if furs nre well brushed and freed

preventives.In pin king fur away the sum

mer they should first te well aired,lemed aud sunned or moths' eggs

that are not visible now may develepduring the hot weather.

Hie w hipping of the furs should con-

tinue until no dust arises. Then thepl.te should bo put out lu the sun-

shine for a day or two and then lieatenagain.

If lining Is soiled or worn, re-

move It before putting the garmentway.

CRUSOE :THE SECOND.

By ConsigneeD'Arcy Macks.

Copyright, 1907, by E. C. 1'srcslls.

As Peytou's sailboat, tha Gull'sWing, ducked her way between myr

iads of anchored craft, mostly steamlaunches, Viola Alus ley looked at the

receding shore with a sigh of relief.

Tho sail filled with a brisk bréese andspray dashed against the bow as they

tacked for tlie open bay. Tha air waa

keen and fresh and full of rollan. Tha

snu shone strong aud warm.'Splendid, Isn't It?" cried Ulss

Peyton smiled. I thought you likedthat sort of thing better?" be asid, witha backward glauce at tho summer colouy of Cllffcrest, rows of cottages anda big hotel that stood a little back fromthe water front.

"Iiou't I look as If 1 wss enjoyingmyself?" she parried.

"For a person uot addicted to thesimple life. I must confess you do."

II UK WUT SWUTI.T IN t'KBfiRINO IT

said Peytuli. regurdllig her a Shrt

(MTthed oil the seat before hi m lu hertrim white yachting suit.

"What a salty tang:" she sniffed.

"It's strange, but oue uever seems to

gel the full lluvur of it near the shure.""(Hie has to get out. away out, to get

the full flavor of most things. I fancy."rev ion answ erea, in uruw n nsuuthe tiller, his Livn eyes looking straightahead.

"Why dill you come here at all.then'.'" Vlula questioned. "Yuu musthave known what a summer hutelwould Ijc like!"

"(toe bus one's duty to oue's family.you know, and my mother aud sister I

are lure. And tbt-- there's auutlerreason for my coining I followed a

girl." . I

"A gli-I-

"Yes. a girl I saw ou the tralu. Shehud the seal acru the aisle from me,aud theie were a lot of people w lib bt-r- .

very giy, nulsy, fashionable crowd.The girl wiis laughing with the rest ofthem, ninl I thought she was their kindtill I saw her eyes. Aud then I kuevv,fur they were neither hard our shallownor full of sin f nee light. 1 hey werevery deep and beautiful. If she weremoved by luve I thluk they beexquisitely tcUtler."

"Hut who I she)" cried Miss Almt-Ic-

lu Utter luuoceuce aud theu (lushedsuddenly a Peytou's luuk answered '

her."lili!" she said breathlessly and turn-

ed avvuy her head."of course 1 know It was extremely

foolish of me," Peyton l'eruuld weuton, "because rumor has already engaged her to Millionaire McNugget."

Miss Altisley bit her lip. "Humor,"she said, "Is uiteu very luipertlneut."

"Then It Isn't true'""It I uut true-yet- ," said Miss Alus-le-

und dabbled her bund ov er the edgeof Ihe bou I.

"Ah!" he licgau."Nu," she said quickly; "you've uir.js

a great mistake. The girl tsu't at allas you've imagined her. Shu's veryfond of uiuuey. She's hurd uud Hellish

aud doesn't care for simple thlugs a

wel!"

could

bit. She'd hate uut to have lots ofhouses uud clothe nnd a good time,"

-- Voil think, theu," said Peyton, "thatbecause I'm not very well off lu thiswot Id's goods It would be quite uselessIf 1 usketl her to marry uiei"

guile useless, I'm afraid," returnedMiss Altisley gently, "though I kuovvwhat the girl mUslug. for there uren'tmany men lu the world who- "- Shepaused as the boat gave au abruptlun li, nearly sweeping her froiu herfeet. I'eytou reached out a strung armuud steadied her. The keel of the(iill's Whig scraped against somethinghard aud slippery; theu. with a slide

(r '." U"; ,"'t ..ri: I and splash, the boat righted herselfaway lu any the much i

and

for

the

went ou. Hut the cockpit wasrapidly tilling with water.

"A derelict dory, by Jlugo!" criedPeyton as a dark object drifted pastIheia beneath the surface of the water."Take the tiller aud the main sheet,"he directed, "aud put for that littleIsland over there. I'll have to bale likeblazes."

Vlula did a she was bid, crouchingon the seat to be out of reach of thewater that iwlshed lu the bottom Ofthe boat. The trees of the little Islandthey were approaching stood outabarply agalnit the blue sky. Ita

sandy lieacu lay while uud shlutnf lathe sun.

lio you thluk we'll make Itr thaasked quietly.

-- We'll try." he auswered, wun equairvnresslon. Their eyea met in lue uu- -

derstaudliig of a common peril. Ther

was much agalust thetn. but wiuu a do.

tide wer with them, and when iueUull's Wing aauk It win within a few

feet of the Islaud's shore.Psytou stepped out aud carrieu ana

Alnsley to laud. Theu bo pulled in uboat a far as he could ana uiaue n

ft. . . .

Marooned!" cried Misa Ainaioy

llghlly. She did not reter lo meir iadanger, nor did he, save to say aollcl

tously. "Ml Alnsley, yourt aoaaiug

So iáV vou! Uut the tun'i atruug

ami hot ii this little boaen. and we'lloon dry. When do you thluk they'll

come for lis'""I'm afraid we won't be missed tin

nightfall, and It's only 8 o'clock now.

Thauk heaven my inatchea aren'tdamp, nuil we can build a flrcr

'Crusoe the second!" Inugued MissAlnsley. "Do you thluk the wreck will

yield us Anything? It should, accordlug lo tho ls't story books."

"Nothing but the balling pall and acoffeepot uud two tlu cupa In the

rn locker.""Oct them," she besought "We'll

use them to cook with."'Cook whatrMis Alnsley's eyes dauced. "Ob,

Crusoe. Crusoe! Haven't you anypou't you know there's al

ways food mi a desert Island-s- ea

gulls' eggs and tlilntt like that? Come

aloii j ninl lei's explnre.""There! I I'dd you!" she exclaimed

as their wandering brought them toa Hule spring. "Isn't that pretty, theway It liubble up U'tweeu the mossand ferns? Ami ' do believe there'sIs-e- fl picnic beret Look at that bitof nriine pe d."

"Yes. ami see Ibis!" cried I'eytou.emerging from n thli ket with a brownpaper parcel In his hand.

Something the picnicker forgot!"t iled Mis Alnsley ecstatically. "OpenIt. quick!"

IVyl oi caught the Bre of her"Tea and sugar and a loaf

of bread." he laughed.'Hiiii.l!" exclaimed Ml Alnsley.

"Ho you think that It's stale?" Shepulled a Idt from the heel of the loafuud nibbled it furtively. "No! it'sfreli. There must have been a picnichere this morning. We'll have a feust.:l regular feast."

Time went swiftly lu preparing It.

Peyton found some blackberries, andMiss Aluslle made piule of leaves.They built a lire of driftwood on theItein li. n ml uver a pile of stones theeolT.icliol sanie iileiisuutly. It wassunset when they seated themselves

i I n iirioU" iy on lbs sand and ate whatI Viola Aluslle called the fruits uf their:

toll."This ten Is the M 1 ever tasted,"

on , , i..,.i-- iI rj ii'ii ...I "Yuti tlblu't know I was such a goodj conk, del you?" Miss Aluslle Inquired

a she s-- opposite blm puking at thetire

I "They will b coining fur u soon."said Peyton. tnen our day will be

' "over"Yes," said Mis Aluslle with some-

thing strangely like a sigh.Pel diil thetu the vvmsl of the little

Island were deepening Into the shadovv; the waves broke softly ou thebeat h: Ihe ro-- v rl me if the f.--e shouel.ilithily not Into 'he gathering dusk.

"Ids! ..." a.'. lei. Ill the distanceCould i" ' id the faint, steiltly puff

lug of f emu launch "They've seenthe II r- - " -- '.i" t'M lalmtsl. shielding hereyes v ;'t h in I

Thi e - !i Vitutiel. cried l eyloualiiiti-.- i si..t,ii'y. "ami I suppose you'rglad." !!' wis kneeling nil the ssinT

plckllie i.;. the Ctl flips.Miss itis!. v smiletl. "uh, Hobluaun

crusts.," she ahí softly, "how veryblilld oil Hie!"

I'ejl ti t!:..pi'ed the cup and staredut her "You mean" lie breathed.

"I m.vli that this liftiTllonll When I

thought fiat peril ips in' we wouldn'treach lie- - shore It didn't seem a If

the oil. or tliitigs luattend at all. I

knew then what really couuted most.I knew that wealth was uothlug audthat I only vvauteil you - you - you!"The last words were almost Inaudible,ami Peyton had to leau very near tocatch them. Then the voice uf the mil-

lionaire McNugget reached themthrough tlie megaphone.

"Coming!" cried Misa Aluslle lu au-

swer. "Hurry up. Crusoe. Why oo

earth are you carrying that old coffee-

pot under your arm?""It's a trophy." said Peyton, "of a

shipwreck that ha made me the bapptest man on earth."

Cautious.A few days ago a new male resident

of this city, recently arrived from Ire-

land, havliig made a favorable Impres-

sion iimiii the manager of a wholesalehouse on Market street, secured a po-

litlón. The merchant the next day.ihaving made out a large number ofstatement, called tho new employeeInto hi otllce, directing him to "go outand Kist these bills." "Where?"

the young man. "Uh. yes,"said tho I ddnc man, "I forgot thatyou have only Is-e- u In this country ashort time. There's a mall box on thetelegraph ole at the corner. Post thetills there." The son of Erin soon re-

turned, laying the hills on the mer-

chant's desk. "I may bo a little greenyet, sir," said he, "but I'ai not postingthetu bills with a big policeman watch-ing the Imx." "Not lasting them?Why not? What about the police-

man?" asked the astonished storekeep-er. "That's all right, but you're notfoolln ir. all tin' Mime. If I do appearto I green. Sure, ill lo t I see the algtion the pole over the box, 'Post uo billsunder enalty of the lawf" Phlla-itlp-

Becord.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr. Jas. Parker has returnedto city from a trip through Ari-

zona.

Mr. Reed Watkins was in thecity Saturday meeting with hismany friends.

Charley Pierce joined Mr.Gedge, who left last week forSouth America.

Fresh, luscious strawberries atMeyer's Meat Market.

R. Swanzy, our new lumbermerchant, is receiving severalcarloads of his stock.

Dry batteries and indestructible gnu-ket- a

and packing fur gun enifii.es.43-t- r Knowi.ks & Roland.

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Worrellreturned Monday morning fromtheir pleasure trip to California.

Dfnti Canaot bt Curtdby toral application! aa Ihry cannot rvach lhnl-mu-

portion of Ilia ur. 1 hwc I only ono way tocur drafmta.ani that la ly ronmltutiiuial roma-iIí-

IVafnma U cauiml by an Inllameil comlitionof tlia hiikmii lining of tlia Kuutachlan Tulw.Whan thia tuba la inllamnl you hnva a rumtilinaound r Imparfact hinrlntr, ami whori It la entire-ly cloavd.ltaafnesa la the rvault.iml union tho

can be taken out anil tlii tuba rcatiir il

to ila normal ernflltion, hearing will ocilrnlroywlformer ;nlna caara out of ton ar cnuatl by Catarrhwhich la nothing but an inflamed comlition of themuroua aurfacaa.

W will tivaOna II u tul rail Dollar for any rawof Mrafneaa (canned by catarrh) that cannot bocured by Hall 'a Catarrh Cura. Send fur circulan,

K. J. CIIKNEY CO.. TulcJ, O.Bold by DruFlt. 7.V.l'aka Hall' Family I'illi for conntlpatlon.

Mr. 0. J. Shecran, of Rce-vill- e,

Texa3, is in city buyinghorses. He is an old friend ofTom Gates.

Man Zan Pilo Remedy comes nut upin a collapsible tubo with it nozzle.Kasy to apply rÍRht where the poruñeraand irillamtnation exists. It relieves atowe blind.buH'dinp, ilehinic or protrud-ing pilen, Guaranteed. Sold by J. A.Kinnear & Co.

Mr. J. P. Bishop, of Kimballcounty, Texas, is among theprospectors who have just arriv-

ed in the city.

StTtrftl dtilrabU reildence lotiforfait. Inqulrtof W. P.TOSSELL

Mr. Donald Young is in thecity from his home in LasCruces visiting his unclé '"and

aunt, Major and Mrs. Waddill.

Pump for Sale.1 miner's sinking pump for

sale; size, 7x?.lxl2, regular fitted,complete, almost new. Can beseen at W. J. Graham's repairshop. Phone 103. Can be broughtat a bargain.

With the hot summer monthson us every precaution andpride should be taken to keepthe town in a clean, sanitarycondition.

A Happy Man

Is Amos F. King, of Port Pyron.N.Y.,ST years of acej ; since a sore on his lee;,

which hail troubled him the greaterof his 'ife.has been entirely healed

y Uucklen's Arnica Salve; the world'sirreal

Druggist

healer ofWounds and Piles.

Sores. Hums, tuts,Guaranteed by All

Price 25 cents.

Mrs. L. Miller and family leftSunday for Uvalde, Texas.wherethey will make their home. Theycame here from Edna, Tex., lastNovember.

Boots and shoes made to order.Repairing neatly done while youwait. At Small's Repair Shop.

The many friends of Mrs. J.J. Jeffers will bo glad to hearshe is recovering nicely from thesevere burns she receivedcouple of weeks ago.

A Mtmorablt Day.

One of the dava we remember withtreasure, as well as with prollt to ourhealth, is tho one on which we becameacquainted with Dr. King g New LitePills, the painless purifiers that cureheadache and biliousness, and keep thebowels right. 25c. at All Druggials.

Tom Gates is able to be out of

the hospital and expects to re-

turn to the ranch in a few days.

His recovery is being brought

about much more rapidly thanit was at first thought possible.

New Ignitor Points atKnowles & Round's.

Rosch & LeupoldCONTRACTORSand BUILDERS

Plans and Specifications onApplication.

It is Wrong.Every now and then one can

see prejudice manifesting itselfamong a few of our businessmen. There is no more blightingfeature to the common good of atown than the existence of en-

mity and spite among businessmen. If harmony and good willshould prevail anywhere it shouldbe among the merchants and en-

terprising citizens, who shouldbe at work and pulling log thcrin the harness in the attractingof trade and the upbuilding ofthe town.

Summer" concha and colds yield tont'u to Uees Laxative Cough Syrup,contains honey and tar but no opiates.Children like it. lU laxative qualitiesrecommend it to mother. Iloas.tiie.sx,coughs, croup yield quickly. Keep iton hand. Sold by J. A. Kinnear & Co.

W. W. is M morsol.-- . Thefrom months in camp wa3 ro;nantcal!ytho mountains in am.whcro tho

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working in the interest of theSinger Sewing Machine Co.

Thtrt art Few

people who know how to tnko caro ofthentaelves-t- hc majority do not. Theliver in a most important in theItody. Hcrlmie will keep it in condi-tion. V. C. Simpkin, Alha, Texas,writes: "I have used llerhine lorChilla and Fever and find it tho bestmedicine I ever used. 1 would not hewithout it. It i as jrro-'- l for childrenai it is for people, nnd i rocommend it. It g lino for La Grippe."Sold by Palace Druif Store.

Mr. D. A. Creamer, the popalar Santa Fo agent hero, has re-

turned with his two little dauglvtors from his visit in California,His friends will bo pleased tolearn the trip was quite con-

ducive to hij good health.

Fresh, luscious strawberries atMeyer's Meat Market.

The Kansas City Mining Co.

have the shaft in the coppermine they arc opening up atCook's Teak down about 123 ft.They expect to sink it 300 feet.Thi3 company lm some fineproperty and somebig development work.

J. A. Kinnear Co.

Drug'gists

Stationery, PerfameryAnd Toilet Articles.

Special Attention Given toPrescription Department.

Mr. E. II. Small, of Shamrock,in the Panhandle country, wasin the city first of the week for

short visit with h3 brother,Mr. V. II. Small.thewell knownhorse dealer. Mr. Small

ti3 that his part of the countryis in fine shape,

;N Ó" TIC E,l

Water Users are re--

J quested to not use water 'J for irrigating after S:o0 Jp. m. uunng mc ween,and not use at all forirrigating on Sundays.It is necessary to makethese rules in order tohave protection fromfire during the nights.

Deming City Co.

üfieDemingRestaurantIs the most up-to-da- te

Restaurant in the City.Good, wholesome cook-

ing a particular feature.Once a Customeralways a Customer.

Law Huen, Prop.DEMING, N. M.

Stiver Ave., ,

Keit Door to Ptltct Salooa.

THE DEMING GRAPHICCamping in the Floridas.

The following party of oiryoung people and chaperonsreturned Sunday evening fromseveral days' delightful picnicingin the grand and towering Floridamountains:

Misses Lillian nnd Pansy Smith,Elizabeth Waddill, Polly Jaeger,Julia Wat kin, Edna and AnnaWat kins, Mr.i. Maurice; Nord- -

haus, Mrs. Major Wad.lil!, Mrs. '

Al Watkins.Messrs. Al Watkins, Jack

Dymond, Alfred Lewis, Law-- :renco , Donald Young, 1

Masters Weüí Rutherford andLattimcr Wat kin..

Tho pieniiTrs had big feastof meats which Mr.Watkins generuusly favoredhorn with. lrsiiliM n full soIpp- -

Mr. L.whon home of üthol. (.hoiooa three absence pitclud

Mogollón chewed

organ

grown-u- p

intend doing

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informs

it

Water

abarbecued

jerked venison indays begone.

the cherished

Mr .A. i'rugle is having dobiesmade to build an addition tohis ranch home about two milesnorthwest of town. Mr. Frugleinforms us that his son-in-la- w

is contemplating moving herefrom Texas.

Fish, luscious strawberries atMeyer's Meat Market.

Mr. S. J. I'onsall, who hasbeen a popular employe of theSanta Fe for the past 2j years,wa3 in the city Saturday, guest ofMr. J. J. JelTers. Mr. l!.nsall LUNA COUNTYinformed us the Western Unionwere putting in new telegraphpoles and arms along the SantaFe from San Marcial to Domingand then cn to Silver City.

TuK tht Postmaster's Word for It.

Mr. F. M. H.'iniüt'in, postnnster atCherry vale. Ind., keeps also a Ritodstock of merchandise and nut-cu- t

medicines, lie says: "Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DiarrhoeaItemedy is standard here in its line.It never falls to rive Batisfaetion nrdwe could hardly niinrd to ho withoutit." l or nale b Ail lni;ji;uu.

Building Long Distance Line.

The F.l Pas.) & Silver City Long

Distance Telephone Co. havethree outfits in the field underthe management of Mr. C. 15.

Bosworth. Tho line is being builtfrom Rincón to Doming; Hincónto El Paso; PJrcoii to Engle.

This is a fine enterprise andq are pleased to sec the work

getting underway.

Lumber IIinh-S!,in- los Out of SKfht

Rooflntr Materia;? Well, whynot try "AM ATITK" Kooling.Sold by W. K. MKUU1I.L"Am I tiirht'.'" nskn ttie Roofma le of it. "Well.I guess yes,"pays the Contractor who put iton, "and vou are troimr to str.ytiht." Try it. I'lloNB 5.'.

THE WORLDS 0EST

BYCVSRY.TtST

Bomttlmet an article li made togood that Mki wonder how It can toaold at tha price That's tin troublawith AMAT1TE; it tec ma alinoat toochtap.

For a wind, rain and weather proofroot covering there Is nothing to com-

pare with It.Anyone can lay AMATITE.

Oct tree sample and booklet itW. R. MERRILL

Demlnrj, N. M.

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Lon Llvt tht KinM!

is the popular cry throuRhout Europeancountries, while In America, tho t ry ofthe proRcnt day ia "lnu live l'i,King a New Discovery, Kinjr of Throatann Lunp; Kemodica! of which Mr.Julia Ryder l'aine, Truro, Masa., Buys:

"It never fails to give immediate re-

lief and to quickly cure a couph orcold." Mrs. Taine's opinion is sharedby a majority of the inhabitants ofthis country. New Discovery crosweak lun and sore throaU after allother remedies have failed; and forcoughs and colds it's the proven remedy.Guaranteed by All D rulots. 50c and$100. Trial bottles free.

Subscribe for the Grap'-'- c 2.00 a yrurj' .

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COOKK

Henry rleyer,

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WHOLESALE

RetailBUTCHER. yGet an Electric Door Dell

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All Kinds of Kloctrical Work ;Dono Neatly and Cheiply by 5

TELEPHONE

AJiD IMPMVEMENT CO.

JOHN CORBETTSolo Agent for

Ice Beer.:AND MANfFACTLT.n: OK

Soda (SL Mineral WatersDoming, - New Mexico

S. W. RUEBUSH

Successor to Ruibuáli i Crtn:iliaw

...iT.orKir.Toit...

CityLiveryStable

GOOD TEAMSand Fine Turnouts.

Rigs by the day and hour atreasonable ratos. Horsesboardedmonth.4i tr

CHAPMAN

by the week or

Ui

The hite ami utiliza of insci'ti. sun-burii-

cuts, hums anl lirui.-t--s relievedat onca with 1 'im-a- vt t'nrboliftM.Acts liko a poult ice. Praws out

T i it. l'rioo 2"c. SoKlby J. A. Kinnear & Co.

vvVMi4rf 60 YEARS'

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Autrklr asrnriiitii oir tiniii Iruc litihrr jiiiI ivi.nO.xi . rilntilf p ilrntnl!. ' iinihl. ii.lloiia.inrilTr .i.liiloiii l.iU IMNUUOOK " I'm.'iitaful w. olili .t ni;pin f..r uiihk iwii'iii..I'nli'iita tiUi'ii tlimiuli Muiiu A i n. rvi'vlre

tftri.it li 'lue, llliolllt linru-o- . 111 t Im

Sckniitic fltiierican,A haniliinmolr lllnlrlfd wcililr. I nrcct nrenlallii ( Mif .'laniillc J .iirnal. IVinia, i arrtr: fur nmiillia, IU Bold bjfall nswailmlur.

IVIUNN &Co.36,Brod'New Yorklitautb oiIIlo, ca r PU Wublugiuii, l. U

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FRIEND TO FRIEND.The personal recommendations of peo-

ple who have been cured of coughs andcolds by Chamberlain's CoujjH Remedy

Uatre done more than all be to make it a

staple article of trade and commerce vaUt part of the civiuned world.

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7BARGAINS

DEMÍNG REAL ESTATEIloth Residence and Husinoss Propcrtifiri'

FOR INVESTMENT andOCCUPATION

If you iuv looking for tlu;

Best There is in This Locality

call at JUDGE CHAPMAN'S cilice, two doorsof PokIoÜu-o- licadtjuartcrs of the

cast

DEMING REAL ESTATE,

COMMISSION & PURCHASING CO.

CRESCENT LUMBER CO.(Succor.wto W. C. Wallis.)

Sells Uje STAR windmills made in allsizes and styles, also The LEADERwindmills

Have in StocU Mills from 6 to 18 Feet.

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Lumber,Coal HardwareBuilders Supplies

Phone No. 70.:9.zw...:sar,

Tho SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY has nowar.d will continue to have on sale during the monthsof May, June, July, August and September roundtrip tickets from all New Mexico and Arizona pointsto ban r rancisco, Los Angeles ana adjacent beacncities and towns at greatly reduced rates.

Also beginning" May iiTth, and continuing dailyuntil September 30th, this company will have on salegreallv reduced round-tri- p tickets to NORFOLK,VIRGINIA, account of the GREAT JAMESTOWNTER CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.

Again on trains leaving all stationsMay 20 and 21Juno 0, 7 and SJulv o, 4 and "

August 8, Í) and 10September 11, 12 and IP.

ninety day round trip tickets, permitting of diverserouting to principal middle west, northern andAtlantic seabord cities.

These reduced rates radiate to the four pointsof the compass and enables everyone to enjoy theluxury of a summer vacation.

1'nr full information reardi! rati s. routes and Pullman reserva-t!"i.- s

(.ii d if it 1 Ili r trip is contemplated ir. adiiition) call on yourlie:ire.sl lucid niciii or uddl'eSS

E. G. HUMPHREY, Dist. Pass. Act.Santa Rita Hotel KnUrllnrf TltrCHM ADT7

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Deming Carriage Worlis

and Hardware Supply HouseNttaafactvrtrs sad Dtaltrs in

Wagons, Bafftles, Mowers, RaKes, Hardware, Iron, Steel,wnite Leaa. ratals, uus, ana varniihes,

Coal.Granitic Paints, tha

best preserver of metal roofs, Hardwood Lamber. Plows andScrapers, Rubber Tires, Ranch and Kin Hardware Supplies,Wagon and Carriage Materials, etc., etc.

HORSESHOEING, CARRIAGE TAINTINGGENERAL DIACKSMlTHiNC

F. C. PETERSON, Proprietor.Cor. Cold Art. and Hetnlot 1 St. DINING. N. M.

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DOMING GRAPHIC

MPili. P. I, July??.-Mi- tor

J'aywyjítí neCQfii) has had

hisieftam ajpyítd ai a re-

pulí of infection from handlingponfiy In payjng the troops,and ,djed from the shocfc. IJewas a yeteran of the civil warand a member pf the old lcKin-Je- y

regiment.

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Morrow lefthis week- - for Douglas, Ariz.,

prhere Mr. Morrow ha3 secured a

lucrative position as mining engi-

neer,We .do the best laundry work

In the Entire Southwest, and atJieasqnable Figures. If you areiot a customer become one.

Deming Steam Laundry.Mr. Ben Smith and

Mr.4 A. Mcintosh, werenleasant calle last Saturday.They left this week to take upheir residence at El Paso.

Prof. Merk was a pleasantjailer Saturday accompanied byhis two nephews, Charley andF. Merk, who were en routefrom Silver City to San Francis0. They will make their home

at Frisco.Rings Little Liver Pill keen the sys

tern clean, the stomach sweet. I'romptlor Headache and biliousness,

Íeliei for all the family. Sold by J. A.Kinnear St Co.

Mrs. VV. H. Small was takensuddenly ill the latter part ofJast week and for a day or so wasvery sick. We are pleased tolearn, however, as we go to

press, that she is very much im-

proved. Miss Grimes, a populartrained nurse of Silver City, isjn attendance at her bedside.

Mr. A. Bard in was sent toLordsburg Sunday to arrest twoMexicans, T. Cardinas and V

Duran, who had been engagingn a little knife play. The hom-

bres were brought to DemingMonday and on Tuesday wereturned over to sheriff Nelson, ofGrant county, who escorted them

o Silver City.

Last Sunday three curs, andMonday two cars of Russian immigrants passed through Deming

.over the S. P. en route to Cali-

fornia, where they intend to es-

tablish a colony. ' The Russians,

fvloafle ingfrom per:e:it'onby their home government, en

tered the United States by way

.of New ork.

Mrs. C. D. Ambrose will leaveSunday for Los Angeles and oth- -

,er cities in California to spend amonth or six weeks visiting andrecreating. She will be the guestpf Mrs. H. B. Starbird, of Re-

dondo, formerly of this city. In

the meantime the editor will have

to embrace the glad, sweet life

a la batch. Hasn't he got youra y m p a thy?Beit HetUclM m Ike WerU fer CeUc

4 Dkarraeea.

"I find Chamberlain's Colic, Choleraand Diarrhoea Remedy to be the betremedy in the world, says Mr. C LJJarter, of Skirum, Ala. "I am subjecto colic and diarrhoea. Last spring it

meemed as though 1 would die, and 1

think I would if I hadn't taken Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy. 1 haven't been troubled withit since until this week, when I had ayery severe attack and took half aLottie of the twenty-fiv- e cent size ofiiamberlain's Colic. Citolera ami Diar-

rhoea Remedy, and this morning I feellike a new man." For sale by All Drug-

gists.Charley Schrempp.the efficient

section foreman on the S. P.

with headquarters at Luxor, was

a pleasant caller Wednesday.He informed us the S. P. was

getting ready to puta big gang

pfmenat work putting in new

ties on the road where the old

ones had outlived their usefulnessMr. Schrempp is one of our bestsubscribers at Luxor.

Last Thursday a Mexican by

fhe name of Andreas Remita,accompanied, by b wife n(l

phjjij, arrived in Deming on the

P. apd was promptly taken

jntp, custody by .herir? Don John-io- n.

TheÜfexjcan was wanted

for 'felony at Yuroa, Ariz. He

agreed tp return without

lion papers, and sheriff Johnson

Jeft that night wjth his prisoner,

returning the next day. His

jpife and child, continued ?n trjeir

jyay to Mexicq.

Fdrm?r Hljlj Family.Nunica, Mich,, July 2i.-H- en-

ry Suteheon; a farmer about 50

years old living war thia'villiage,oday ran amuck with an ax,

killing his invalid son, his wifeand her fostér father. Sutcheonwas later shot and killed byPerry McClellan, a neighbor,whom the crazed murderer hadalso attacked.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosch andchildren returned Tuesday fromtheir summer trip to (he Padfíe slope, having made theirheadquarters at Los Angeles.Mr. Rosch says he had a mostmagnificent time but of course isglad to be back in Deming again.

See R. Swanzy. the CashLumber Man, at Clark & Co's.store.

Mr. A. C. Reynolds will arrive shortly here on a visit to hissister, Mrs. W. W. Miller. Mr.Reynolds is a soldier stationedat Fort Bliss, being a member ofCo. A, 19th Infantry. He arriv-ed from the Philippines a fewmonths ago, after serving fiveyears as a soldier in the islands.

Interest still continues in the meetingsat the Gospel Tent. Those attendingare deeply impressed with the earnestand solemn presentation of varioustimely Scripture studies such as theJudgment and its nearness; the Sabbathand it meaning. Meetings continue allnext week. Subject Friday night"The Seven Last Plagues." All areinvited.

We are still in the lace curtai.ibusiness. We guarantee you afirst class job. 25c per curtain.

Deming Steam Laundry.

Mr. S. G. Culbeitson left forEl Paso Tuesday, accompaniedby his mother. From El Pasothey will go to Colorado, whereMr.Culbertson will join his broth-

er in the cattle business. Mrs.Culbertson and her sons havemany friends here, having livedhere some twelve years ago,since when they have resided atVYilccx, Arizona.

Pineules are for theBladder. They bring quick

worn outural action or

The

andrelief

backache, rheumatism, lumbago, tired,feeling.

Kidneys

produce natthe kidneys. 30 dim

treatment tl.OO. Money refunded ifPineules are not satisfactory. Sold byj. a. ivinnear & u.

to

A novel scheme will be adoptei to keep prisoners from seal- -e .e a

ing tne Dig adobe wall that isbeing built around the countyjail. The top of the wall will bethickly planted with thorny cactus, and if a jail bird should be

! so foolish as to fly to the top ofthe wall, he will with little doubthurriedly come off the perch.Besides the feature of usefulnessthe green cactus will be quitean ornament to the general

of the dear old bastile.

It is getting too hot to dowashing at home. Let us do itfor you at CJc a pound.

Deming Steam Laundry.

Went to Glory.Niagara Falls, N. Y., July 23.An unknown man, who was

walking with a crutch and acane, leaped into the rapidsabove the falls today and wascarried over the American cataract. His crutch and cane heleft behind with a note signedD. J., saying: "Tell my friendsthat I have gone to glory."

Sen-ice-s will be held at the Presby.terian church next Sunday a 11 a. m,and 8 p. m. Morning subject: "ALost Christ." Evening subject: "TheHunger of the Soul." These will proL-all- y

be the last preaching services be-

fore the pastor goes away on his vaca-tion. Everyone is cordially invited toattend these services.

Golden State Limited In theDitch.

El Paso, Tex., July 22,-T- he

Golden State Limited on theChicago, Rock Island & PacificRailway, east bound, plunged in-

to the ditch while running atfull speed near Pastura, NewMexico, yesterday. Six out ofseven coaches left the rails andthe engine straddled the track.No one was killed, but twoPullman porters were aeriouslyinjured and the passengers bad

T tl R DEMI KG CKAPHICSheriff Johnson la Bad Way

Sheriff Don Johnson is beyondthe things of this old, uninter-esting sphere. He has no regard now for scenes that wereonce his joy to behold. In fact,his nature has undergone sucha wonderful change mat hisfriends were getting both mystified and alarmed, when theygot wise, got wise that Don'scurious ways and ideas had beenbrought about by the arrival ofa winsome little daughter, whoappeared at his home last Fridaynight. Mother and babe doingnicely, and Don's friends entertain hopes that with skilled nursing his former views of life maybe restored.

Cleaning and repairing neatlydone by a tailor of many yearsexperience. SeeG. Dietrich atE. V. Simmon's Tailor Shop.

Dr. Frank P. Whitehill.one of the leading physicansof silver City, an old-tim- e

Grant county boy and one ofthe most genial gentlemenin New Mexico, passedthrough Deming Thursdayon his way to Hong Kong,China, where he goes to con-

sult professionally the Dow--.ager Empress of the ce-

lestial empire in regard tothe marriage of her eldestdaughter, which is set for anearly date. The doctor willreturn in October.

Patronize the Deming SteamLaundry, thereby helping us toincrease the size of our plant.

easssMSSMMMeaMaHeaiBSBW

Change In Santa Fe OfficialsGeneral Superintendent R. J.

Parker.of theA.J. &S. F.,wasthrough here in his special trainon his way from Silver CityTuesday, which he visited on hisregular tour of inspection.

Supt. Parker is slated to become Superintendent of the newlyorganized Middle Grand divisionof the Santa Fe in the near future.This division includes Kansasand Oklahoma.

Supt. Parker was accompaniedby several officers of the SantaFe, among them II. W. Sharp,who, it is said, will succeed Parker as superintendent of theWestern Grand divison, whichincludes all points on the linewest of Oklahoma. Headquarters of the new grand divisionwill be located at Newton, Kas.

If you want to make pies likemother used to make, buy yourlard at II. Myer's Meat MarketGuaranteed to be absolutely pure.

Aacleat Romeis now merely memory of the past,aullara s bnow Liniment is the lamily liniment of the twentieth centuryA positive cure for Rheumatism, Burns,tuts, bpralns, Neuralgia, etc. Mr. Cn. Kunyon. Manherry.Mo., writes: "have used Snow Liniment for Rheumatism and all pain. I can't ssy enoughin its praise." Sold uy Palace Drugatore.

Result of Investigation.Vice President and General Manager

Calvin, of the Southern Pacific, hasmade public the final investigation ofthe accident occuring at Sentinel, Arilona, at 8:45 p. m. on July 1st.

Freight extra number 2728 ran intothe rear end of freight extra number2783 while taking the siding in order topermit the passage of eostbound patsenger train number 4.

It is shown that the responsibility fcrthe accident is divided between the rearbrakeman of the freight train whichwas on the siding, and the engineer offreight extra number 2728. There wasa clear view of the rear lights of 2785for a distance of three and a half milesand the engineer of 2728 stated that hknew that the preceding train was notto to the clear and had applied air toreduce speed, but owing to the flogmanof the preceding train not dropping offat a sufficient distance back of whorehis train had to take siding, train 27'.'8was not under control soon enough toprevent a collision.

The caboose of extra 2785 was destroyed and four or Ave oil cars damaed, resulting in the loss of severalthousand dollars. Action will immediately be taken with the parties at fault.

JAN REEDealer la

GroceriesDry GoodsCirfarsTobaccos

ly shaken up. Traffic was de- - Chlaa and Japan Goodsjayed fifteen hours by the wreck. DEMING, . NEW NEXJCQ

A Glorious Social Event.The two days barbecue and dance

given by the Upton Land and Cattle Co.

at the resilience of Mr. J. N. Upton in

honor of Mrs. R. L. Munson on

July 12th to 15th, waa.indeed, a grandaffair. People from all the neigh-

boring cities and ranches were in attend-

ance.An important feature was the follow

ing program rendered Saturday after-noon:

Program ;fc .

Piano Selection Miss WamelRecitation Miss WillismsSong Miss DuffRecitation Mina BrowningPiano Selection Miss McVannon

Kanoaroo CourtCor. pany

vs.Claude Biggs.

Judge T. G. UptonProsecuting Attorney II. CasadAss't. Pros. Atfy J. L. Williams

Att'y. for Defenso ....John HyattAss't. Atfy. forDef Lee Upton

JuryMisa Minnie Lewis" Symers" Douglns" Heather" Bessie Iewis" NoraMilliken

YearglnFielder

rew HyattPhilip UptonSam Kimball

Sheriff Chas. HinyanJDeputy Alonzo Hyatt

After hearing the verdict of the hungjury, who compromised on giving theprisoner a ducking, the floor was clearedand dancing again engaged in until theearly hours of morning. All presentrcort a most enjoyable

Special U. S. Agent Here.Mr. Frank Grygla, Special Agent,

General I .and Office, was registered atthe Sunset Hotel week. Hefor the east Wednesday eveningsnenuinfr a lew dayi in tne city. Air.Mr. Grygla waa here under orders fromthe General Oñiceat Washington,relating to reports of local land officesin the Twin Territories.

Buck

John

time.

after

Land

When interviewed on the subject ofillegal fencing of the opon ran;o by

the large cattle companies, Mr. Uryglupointed out the unhirncM and gross in-

justice to the small cattlemen in alogical, convincing and impartial way.

On the subject of fencing smallpastures for saddle stock, Mr. Gryglaupset all extenuations foroffense by calling attention to thehomestead laws m ide and provided soas to allow the ranchman to file ontwo acres, or more, and reside upon andcultivate same; at the same time holding title to 100 acres, which may boused for pasturage or any other purpose at the pleasure of the entry man

Illegal filing on home.itoHd bysharks and settlers also met with anunanswerable denunciation.

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land

It is high time that the people ofNew Mexico and the great Southwestawake to the high-hand- d confiscationof the public lands that has so lonedigr.ced the Went.

CLARRY C. FIELDER

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Deming, . N. Mey,

Samson windmills and Cuuhmun en- -

ines are world beaters.

Mr.

ForrestLed

thii left

this

NÚ W LES A IIULAND. AgentsDeminir. N. M.

Metlca fer r.hllcitUa.Department of tho Interior,

Land Olfiee at Las Cruces, N. M.July G, 1907

Notice is hereby riven that LvdiaDeWoody. of Deming. N. M.. has filednotice of her intention to make finalCommutation proof in of her

vit: Homestead No. 4tti6made March 21, 1906, for the St SWJ

2 A Ni NWi Section 11. Town- -

ship 24 S., 7 VV., and that saidroot will be made before H. x. Mceyes. U. S. Court Commissioner at

Demine. N. M.. on August 12. 1907.ane names me iouowing to

prove her continuous residence upon,and cultivation of, the land, vis:

John It. L.A. Charles W. Cook, all

of Deming, N. M.

Land

VAN lRegister,

Notice for FibllcatU.DeDartment of the Interior.

Ollike at Las Cruces, N. MJuly 5, 1UU7.

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wunesses

hmyer. Peyton Smyer.Robert Lewis,

tUCKNK ATTEN,

Notice is hereby given that OeniaminT. DeWoody.of Deming.N. M.,has filednotice of his intention to make finalCommutation proof in support of hisclaim, vis: Homestead r.nlry No. 4tmmade Feb. 24, liKlC, for the NJNWJandNi NKJ. Section 10, Township 243, Range 7 W, and that said proof willbe made before B. i. McKeyes, U. auommiisioner ai ueming, w. u., onAuirust 12. 1907.

Ha names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence upon,and cultivation of, the land, viz:

Jnkn R Smvr P.vtnn I. SmuavRobert A. Lewis, Charles W. Cook, allox ueming, ix. M.

Eugene Van Patten, Register.

A.mlaUtratrU' Netlce.

In the Probate Court of Luna County,lerniory ot new Mexico.

In the matter of the estate ofMontrose L. Chase, deceased.

The undersigned administratrix ofssid estate hereby gives notice that onMonday, the 19th day of August, 1907,she will apply to said court for an orderof approval of ber final account, whichis now on file, and for her discharge assuch administratrix.

Sepelía G. Chase,Administratrix,

Tersey Dairy Farmj? M. W. MAYFIELD, Proprietor J9

We guarantee our Milk to bePure and Wholesome. . .

Milll Delivered to Suit Customers.

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. DEMING, NEW . MEXICO.

Deming Mercantile Co.

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that when you want a bicycle you will give us your older. W want you to send MS small Uulorder alooe.henc this reuuiitablt lire .COASTR"DRAKESf everything in the line are suldby ut St kálUeerkes diarrcd repur men. Wnle lor our big hUNIHl catahjgue.

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Houston, Texas, July 23. Dr.William Brumby, state healthofficer, who is here today, saysthe Governor will shortly issuea proclamation declaring thattuberculosis is a contagious dis-

ease. The proclamation willthe railroads on notice and it

be a statutory offense, punishable by a fine of $500, to haula person afflicted with a contapr-iou- s

disease into state. If ininterstate travel a passenger de-

mands that the carrier bringhim to Texas, the health officerwill require that the railroadauthorities at the destinationhave the patient submit to anexamination and if not the pa-

tient will be subject to

List ef LettersRemaining uncalled for in the Tost-offic- e

for the week ending 27.

Cucak, Loges.McKee, Jesse.Moeller, Arthur,Oxler, Melissa.Pereida, Amador.Please say advert im-- o and give

Euw. Pennington, P. M.

Call and see Knowles & RMr.nd'sSafety Pep wl Cylinder.

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Business Cards, Visiting (ardí, Mar-riage Certificates, Checks, Receipts,Dodgers, and Handbills printed in upto date style and on short notke at theGraphic office.

PINEULES30 DATS TREATMENT FOZ $1.0

Satisftctloa cuartoteedor money refunded.

FOR Aa KIDNEY BLADDERTROUBLE, RHEUMATISM

AND LUMBAGOI ' A doss at bed tlm so.

ally reUe?et tlxu mutMTcre case before zncralaf.

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