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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
ALL ECE "sOONERS
GOT THE CHOICE
| A n D S
BIG RUSH FOR HOMES
WEST OF THE ANIMAS
Big San Juan County Tract Is
Opened to Entry and Hun
dreds Join IN the Race for
Best Selections,

Especial Correspondence Morning Journal
Aztec. N. NJ, sept. 3.-The opening
20 settlement M ~ O'Clock on the
night Of September 2 OF 24s, 000 acres
of land adjacent to Aztec. and lying
west Of the Animas river. was accom-
panied by n dash for the lands. Al
the hour appointed the riders gathered
at Aztec. Flora Vista. Pendleton and
at various other points along the line.
swept their horses across and rode to
the land each had selected.
II u claimed that the persons who
waited until the time set in the gov
eminent notice TO make settlement
found people already occupying the
land when they reached II. In some
Instances lumber had been hauled
upon the land on September 2. In
preparation for settlement. Ia alleged
violation OF the government order. II
is also said that contests over these
claims viii result. AZ the riders
promptly settled upon the lands oceu-
pied by the ~"sOoncrs."
The surveying OF two lines for
bitches 20 cover these lands since the
government abandoned the La Plata
project was the cause for this rush.
However. there are many acres IN the
large tract yet vacant and homeseek-
eis VIII nave good chances here for
the next few months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
PROBING QUEBEC
BRIDGE DISASTER

Quebec. sept. s-The government
Investigation. which WAS Go have been
held today over the Quebec bridge
disaster. has been postponed until to-
morrow morning. az only one Of the
commissioners has arrived iu town
The curoncr's jury commenced its sit
iing today and after hearing a few
Witnesses adjourned until tomorrow
The first witness was Huot. the
ttmskcepcr, who WAS on the bridge ~
the time u gave way and barely cs-
capped He produced a list Of The vice
Tins According u that list 20 escap
Cd 80 are missing. Nc dead and n in
iurcd None ~ the employees refused
10 work on the day of the accident.
aud all the engineers and foromcn az
work aerishcd.
Mr.. Parent. president ~ the Quebec
Fridge company, WAS the ~ Wit
ness he produced a plan 81 b por-
lion Of the bridge destroyed showing
i.22a fee % the work had given away
Mr.. Hoare. ne said. az chief engineer
~ the company. suporintended the
work and gave Instructions
Those vho inspected the bridge APP
prarcd o. have no doubt whatever that
the accident MAS not due 90 quality IT
material or plans and specifications
he had never receive any complaints
ss % the In which the work
was carried out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
FAIR GAR FORCE EAT
N { | D n s A 7
ROCKY FORD
Fifteen Thousand Pieces of
Advertising Distributed Along
the Santa Fe Route,

After q weeks absence. during
which time u has visited Phoenix.
Flagstaff. Prescott, Ash Fork, Will
iamF- Wlnslow, Gallup. Las Vegas.
Trinidad. Ration, La Junta and Rocky
Ford. the territorial fair advertising
ear, IN charge OF g.. H. Webster, re-
turned home last night
we had a fine trip" said Mr. Web
stcr, distributed over 5000 pieces Of
advertising literature about the fair
aud received the promises OF hundreds
Of people that they would attend.
we visited Rocky Ford. Colo. on
watermelon day. and during the cele-
bration, "a be good fellows, We ate
quite a number OF rich. juicy melons
and gave out about 5000 dodgers Of
the fair.
Returning. we stopped again at
Trinidad, picking up the Trinidad ball
team there and bringing them IN here.
We expect 10 lay over here Saturday,
leaving sunday morning for Silver
city"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
TRI- BULLION COMPANY
FILES ITS BOND
Albuquerque May Take a Mournful
Interest In Closing Up of smelter
Contract al Canyon City.

4 Canon City. Colo. dispatch says:
Secretary ID. w. Ross. Of the Canon
city Merchants association. has re-
eeived a bond from the Trl Bullion
Smelling company OF New York City,
guaranteeing the faithful performance
Of It's part OF the contract in which
the company agrees to construct a
large zinc oxide smelter at this place.
The coal contracts have bee made
and the lease Conveying the free ues
OF the site for the smelter fpr ninety
nine years executed.
The plant. which Is TO cost a quar-
ter Of n million dollars, is to be of the
latest improved pattern and the COM
pany viii use a process in successful
operation for a number Of years. Cen
eral Manager n. w. Bull. of New York
city, Is expected here this week. ac-
c~ompanied by Attorney Gillette. ana
they viii bring with them the plans
and specifications 81 the building,
which is TO be erected at once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
HIGHER PRICES IN
GRAIN MARKET
FORESHADOWED
No QuotabIe Change in Vol
ume of Money According to a
Leading Trade Magazine,

The technical situation In the grain
market normally fpreshadows higher
prices, SAYS the AJlble. RS Journal. Re-
ports rum the lIASsflw wheat districts
Indicate mat not mote than a 70 per
cent crop viii be harvested the cur
rent season. Under the stimulus Of in
creased export buying wheat advanced
and Nav wheat exceeds the dollar
mark. Traders In cereals are optlm-
istic. although uncertainty still clouds
the Wall street Investment movement.
\ bull market IN wheat stimulates
business and gives q brighter outlook
10 the agricultural situation. our eX-
ports Of grain and cotton this fan
promise To be of immense volume. as
nearly all the European countries re-
port a shortage OF wheat.
II Is "a matter OF Indifference to
western farmers that there has beer
almost a panic In wall trcct so long
as the commodities on which they re-
Is for an income show advanced
prices. The enormous %shrinkage In
values in Wall street stocks and Sc
curities IN most instances are paper
losses. except In the examples wher
spectators held stocks on margins.
The nations Increase in material
wealth in mining and agricultural
products will more han counterbal-
ancc the losses due To Wall street
foundations. In Utah. Nevada and
other western states vast new deposits
Of gold are being mined and a volume
OF wealth Is being distributed In the
financial conters OF the country.
There II no uuotablc change In the
volume OF money. Banks are inclined
TO conservatism and refuse 20 ncgo-
tiate loans In most Instances 60 estab-
lish new enterprises. And even old
manufacturers whose business has out
their capacity find difficulty IN
loans 90 Increase he
pacity Of their plants. Banks are ar
for funds 60 move the fall
crops. which. when marketed. will re-
lleve ln "a large measure the money
stringency
High prices for commodities. in
creased the demands for money pro-
p~ortionatcly To- handle the same Nol-
umc Of business Many nuancicrs
look upon prices AS a~hnormally high
and believe that conservative rcdue-
lions would place prosperity on a
more stable basis. n a reasonable re-
adjustment Of prices were consummat-
ed and generally distributed. Do would
the general business ~ the
trv on a more stable financial footing
The opening Of fan trade In an lines
Of merchandise o. ~encouragingly ac-
with an Increase 81 business over
last wear reported iu nearly all whole
sale houses. Prices are reported strong
keeps up With the enormous
orders Of n year ago outlook is
favorable for an active trade az stable
prices.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
FARWELL A
GOBBLER
TeKicO Paper Accuses Neigh
boring Town of Trying to
BulldOze Border Town and to
Trample Interests,

There Is a pretty lively little rev
brewing ever IN eastern New Mexico
between the two towns % TNxicn and
Farmcl Fnrwcll a. now accused mt
a deep and deadly conspiracy against
Texfee aim an eve ID rohhllna uu
the border town bodily The Texica
Democrat says
The Democrat. believing a. o. does
hat the Farwell GohhlinE society has
broken faith with TcNico. has gone
back on the promise 90 tote fair. has
sought 90 invade our town and take
that which does not belong "a her.
has made an ernrt Co buNduEe q
.eifireue and tramulc upun u business
.Intrresfa has proved o. be the enemy
of Texico. and. believing hat the pco-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
ORIENTAL P0fENTATE
FORCED TO ADVOCATE

Paris, Sept. "a dispatch received
here from the governor general Of
lnan China declares that Thanh Thai,
the deposed king OF AMMAN. has ahdi-
Gated In favor OF his eight-Xear-old
son, who rules AMMAN. With the
aid OF the regency, consisting of the
council OF ministers.
Thanh Thai Vas deposed by the
French residents Of AMMAN aud In
termed In his palace at Hue, July 30
last This step on the part OF the
French authorities was taken only
after q long series OF atrocities com
mittcd hy the king
The king had a homicidHl mania.
which he manifested by having his
wives, ~ whom he possesses a toN
less han did King solomon, tortured
TO death while he looked on. France
drew the line when M was TO have
been boiled Ia oil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
GEOGRAPHY HAS
At LEAST ONE
BAD BREAK
Text Book Officially Ordered
for New Mexico Schools Has
Located AIvarado Hotel in
Santa Fe--FirSt Copies Here,

The nrst copies of the new Geogrs-
ply OF New Mexico recently adopted hy
the territorial board of education asthc
official text book for the New Mexico
schools were received by Albuquerque
dealers yesterday. william kieke. the
proprietor of the Maze store. was the
first to dealer To- unpaCk his stock and
in looking over the book Mt. kieke
made the interesting discovery that a.
very beautiful picture of the Alvarado
hotel and Santa Fe station bears e lc-
gend which locates the hotel in Santa
Fc. Whether there are other errors
In the work remains to be seen. as a
careful reading has not yet been had,
The boo is published by the Ameri-
can Book company and Is the work ~
Mcssrs. Roadway and Human.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

havana, SEPT 6-Reports received
today show that the rising of a band
~ lnsurrectos In Santiago province
yesterday does not amount to much
" " OF no importance, as subsequent
events show
pr Lincoln de Zayas. secretary Of
public instruction, approves the plan
~ the Santa Clara province school au-
thorities 70 Introduce English IN the
eighteen schools IN that province. This
Is preliminary TO the Introduction Of
English In all the schools throughout
The island whore q Il not now Taught.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
Sow cn.roIng eIIoM Ilc,rr.

WashlngIon Sopil t-SurRoon Gen-
erai Walter Wyman OF the marine
hospital service. received q message
today from the marine hospital sur
reon at Havana reporting Que case Of
yellow fever In that city The patient
became al on August 20. II was sus-
pecied that he was suffering from ye'-
low fever and the diagnosis was con
frmed yesterday.
This ~ said 10 he the first case OF
yellow fever which has appeared In
Havana this year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

Mrs. Gramcrcy-Shc seems TO have
more leisure since she obtained her
divorce.
Mrs. Park-Naturally. she has 70
take care ~ her children only six
months In the yea now.-Puck-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

Business ruterrrises mar - rrushiT
rfasara a. fhasa ahIch vii rrnsr4r fraaa
puhIcifr ard thuse uhlch Ill rot
80 rerY rsputatie Business uu rrasrer
from conrraimeut ard secrecy No wnrta-
shIle business HiN ian o. prusrfr fram fh=
Faff rurt - publicity.
Har.~-trrsk~rr are uatZs s~f-
hanae- tuIInrrs arf nrrrisrs ANsan Hrsfsr
aa~ouaf- cru-eaimsut-merchsrts aieluals
putlrlfy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

fou must have Enad health You can't have
raad health H sour liver is ret dHfnE Ha
duts-sIns bot sure ru ssuinE o. Elng Hu al
ne time under such circumsfaness Hal
isrd's HefhIne makes a perfectly healthy
uter-krrps the stomach and bowels urht
ana aris a. a. tonic for the entire system
snla hy r. o. 81 Richly Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

Paris. sept G-The Journal says
that under the new Franco-Canadian
convention Canada gives a minimum
tarlu on many French products. ac-
cordirg an important reduction below
the minimum rv.certain articles, not
ably wines. ntinent ,rants 4 minimum
tariff on matrday 10 va articles. The
%ronxention rewart and s appraa Ill a.
Great iiFitsif becomes sf-
feciite. a Mrs. u.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

III Paso. Texas. Sept 6-The water
In the Rio Grande IL the highest for
teveral wears, Many fields are mum
dated above M Paso and great dam
age II being done TO alfalfa and other
ON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
7 R|N|OA AID HERE
LOOKING FOR
SCALPS
CRADLE PITCHES FOR
THE BROWNS TODAY
Metz Nash and Toner win
Handle the Horsehide for the
Boys From Colorado Good
Exhibition Expected,

The Trinidad Wonders are I'm Albu-
querque today with the fixed determl-
nation TO WALTON the Mcintosh Browns
at Traction park this afternoon or
bust the bat. The team arrived last
night on the No. 1 Santa Fe train in
the territorial fair advertising car as
guests OF advance agent, G. II. Web
ster.
Manager O. A. Matson of the
Browns. Joe Galgano and a bunch Of
the fans were at the station 10 meet
the Trinidad players and to do a lit
tie sizing up" The Colorado marvels
are a husky lot, they are plainly out
for scalps n the game this after
noon Is expected to be "A first class bat
tie. 1t VIII be called al 4 O'Clock and
the team VIII play as follows:
n..,uua n.f.4IuI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
Mcdonald. sub.

Roy Mcdonald, catcher. and captain
of the Browns, Will go to the bench
today. while Diamond, who has been
working at second base, will come In
for the place. Cradle, who has been
developing of late. Will pitch today's
gamo and Is expected to go "A long
way towards winning II. Galgano, the
reliable, Is going TO do a little playing
In right field this afternoon and viii
probably do the delivering tomorrow.
Trinidad has evidently brought
along the best II has in the business.
All four of the Colorado towns crack
pitchers have beer brought down and
It Is the intention 10 use them all up
in the effort to take both games from
the Browns. Metz, Nash, Toner and
Green all are with the team. Green
Is to play at short today. and II is eX-
pected that Metz vii open UP for the
visitors. Captain Il. D.. Webster said
last night that his team was a sure
winner.
The attendance at both games with
Trinidad Is expected To be quite large.
Interest In these games exceeds that
In any base pail meeting Of the year
thus far, and the fans viii be out In
force.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

The Trinidad AdVcrtIScr sHys.
The base bali team leaves this
morning for Albuquerque for what
~ expected to be- two nf the hardest
games of the season, The local piteh-
ing staff has boon Increased by Toner,
the league man who put a stop 10 the
scoring in the game here with the Pu-
eblo Indians. lie Is q fast twirler and
will have an opportunity TO show his
skin within the next few days. The y.
and Il. q. that they viii
furnish "A special train from Trinidadto
Pueblo next Wednesday and "a bis
crowd will probably go. The train will
leave here at Z o'clock and will reach
Pueblo In time TO allow the local peu-
pie To visit the fair before the game X
called. The round trip rate will be
1896.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
MILITARY INSTITUTE
STARTS WITH A RUSH
Has saFsiimsnt of Cadess on tsrss Das
of Term ~ Big Howell Instnution.

Monday Uas ne opening DAY ~ the
Neu Mexise Mllitar Institute la nos-
sen Anl bady could have told yes
terday that II vas going 10 be. or ever
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING.
REASONABLE PRICES. SHOW I'll
a KEaTMER STUDIO. 3i5 IL CEN
TRIAL AVE


want .smethinrs Turn 60 th~ classified
nnd "a In two minute
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
Cnndnctor kIned ncinrcn oar-

sherman. Tex. sept e-Conductor
Case. ln charge ~ Houston and Texas
central freight train No 20. was Killed
today az Plano while coupling ears
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07
GIRL FROM THE HILLS
WANTED PRETTY CLOTHES
Eighicen-N car-Old Ora Rogers Taken
Home Ia Jcmcl by Her Father After
Experience In Court.

Ora Rogers. an oightcen-year-old
girl. daughter OF the proprietor of a
hotel at Jemez Hot Springs, will return
to her home In the mountains this
morning. saddcr and very much wiser
than when she came 10 the city six
months ago TO make her home. Yes
torday afternoon the girl was brought
before Justice % the Pence Mcclellan
IA Precinct ~ on a warrant sworn out
by l. H. stern. dry goods merchant,
charging her with obtaining $3.50
worth Of goods under false pretensos.
The girl after the hearing had pro-
.Rrcsscd, admitted the charge, va
hnod $40 by the Justice and the hne
was promptly remitted when she con-
scented to return homo with her father.
the price of the goods obtained by her
from Mr., storms store having been
readily paid by her father, who came
to town 10 take her home. II wa
Saturday night when the girl u
chased a skirt and shirt waist al the
Stern store. telling the clerk that h
had q check from her father but had
forgotten To bring u with her. II h
might take the goods she would bring
the money IN on Monday Monday
came. but the purchaser did not.
Tuesday a messenger was sent to tho
homo ~ Mrs. smith. he John street.
where the girl has been living as an
emplore. but the messenger failed TO
ma N ~ Rogers at home. Wednesday
Mr.. Sinrn went himself and sw the
Girl who said she had had the money
but had lost a.. Then Nj. Stern sent
word TO her father who came 20 the
city nt once 90 take care of his daugh-
ter. a nrst she refused 60 return 90
her h. me in the mountains and Il was
not an an the warrant had pccn issued
and TIE case taken up lea court that
she consented 10 90 home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

FRESH INA NICE lot or WEE
POTATOES. CELERY, CANTAlOtPEs,
GREEN BEANS AND SWEET CORN At
THE RICHELIEU GROCERY STORE, IIS
". GOLD AVENUE, rHONE 235.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

SAN JOSE MARKET-CHOICEsT MEATS.
FRESH SPRING CHICKENS. HOME
PLICKED; CELEEN, CAILIEIOM ER,
SWEET corn. GREEN BEANS. Etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

The woman who rcads Ine Embellishments
shops intelligently. Isn't it worth while 10
do that? Try one In the Morning Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

AZ Traction park saturday and SUIT
day afternoons the Mcintosh Browns
and tie Trinidad Wonders cross hat
for tie Second time this season. IN
exceptionally good game y assured by
the intcnsc rivalry existing between
these two organizations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

z NAllilns So
we named hank Do sairmniv
60 the best ~ mv knowfrars
FRANK MKEE Cashier.
81
q W
r. MILLEN.
nIrccinra
ne ssh day - August 1897
SAMUEL PTCEARn
Notary Public
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-07

NJ ALBUQUERQUE. ~ THE TERRITORY or NEW MEXICO. AT
THE CLOSE or BUSINESS AUGUST %. 1907.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-20

during the coming session in the insurance
law and the conversion OF the penitentiary
at Anamosa into a reformatory.
These five general classes of bills, those
bearing on insurance, the railroads, the
primary election, the schools and the in
make up the most important propositions
that will come before the Thirty-second
general assembly. Many other important
measures will be introduced and passed.
Des Moines wants its form of government
entirely changed, the bill providing for
pure stock food and numerous other me So
ures, to say nothing of Representative Of
fllPs anti-hrecracker bill, and A. c. RAM
kins' bill to provide state marshals to en-
force the liquor laws, will all come in for
their attention.
In the house the Cummins men have
forty-five of the seventy-five republicans
and in the senate they have nineteen of the
thlrty-six republicans. In the senate there
are forty committees and thirty-six repub-
Leans. Every republican can have a COM
mittee Craftsmanship and there will be four
for the democrats, so Lieutenant Governor
Garst did not have SO difficult proposition
in making up the committees.
Every one of the five members Of the in
surance commission that worked during the
the passage OF the indeterminate sentence
summer investigating the insurance laws
and preparing report viii be prominent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-20

agent for an eastern carpet factory. The
position was one which required marked
ability as salesman, for these factories had
to sell their entire output during the sea
son. which, as far as the factory is con-
cerned comes twice a year and continues
but one month each time. On his trips
through Omaha he made the acquaintance
of Samuel Orchard, who kept a carpet and
furniture store and bought large stocks
of carpets from him. His keen mind also
noted the possibilities Of the Gate City
future commercial center, and he put
Omaha down in his mental note book as
one of the few places which offered es-
pecially good business openings.
When his financial affairs had come to
such condition that he was able to leave
the road, he chose Omaha for home and
work. He was not in business at that time,
his store having been destroyed by fire.
On Mr.. Wilhelm's suggestion the Arm of
Orchard & Wilhelm was formed, Mr..
Orchard lending his name and established
reputation to the business in exchange for
a nominal interest in It, Mr.. wilhelm
has been the active head since it's organ
iZation At first the store was only retail;
1t now has an extensive wholesale depart
ment When the store was located at Fiji
teenth ana Douglas streets, the stock was
much smaller than 1t is now, especially
for the first few years. The firm now oc-
cupies a half of the Hoagland block, one
of the finest structures I'm the city and in
the heart Of the retail district.
Golfng is one of Mr.. Wilhelm's pet hob
bies. He is a member of the Country club
and can be found on the club links on
holidays and any afternoon ne can get
away from the store. Last summer the ex-
ecutive committee of the Commercial club
divided itself into two teams and he was
captain of one OF them. He is a member
OF the Omaha club and spends some time
at the club rooms principally at the lunch
con and dinner hours, with his bushes.
acquaintances. He has been found always
willing to act in the interests Of any move
ment for the public good and has servet
his time as a member Of the board Of gov
ernors Of Ak-Sar-Ben.