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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
CRAY TALKS or THE
SEVEN T10U0HS W0MDE1

W. F.. Gray. of the Gray. McAlister,
Craig company, returned this week from
Seven Troughs, where he has been look
ing after the development work on the
Seven Troughs Wonder. The shaft,
which has reached a depth of 80 feet
is being enlarged to a two compartment
shaft and an 1S-horse power gasoline
hoist installed. Mr.. Gray says the same
big lead that was opened up on the
Badger claim of the Fine Gold company.
from which assay bowed from five
to 20 ounces Of gold. passes through
the ground of the Seven Troughs Won
der, where 1t can be traced for a dis
lance of 800 feet.
Mr.. Gray says that Seven Troughs
is the coming district. The surface
showings are phenomenally rich and the
values increase with depth. He pre-
diets h a it will prove a second Gold
field, in fact he says 1t is even better
hi Goldfeld was at the same period
Of it's existence.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08

YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION;
GLASS srEMo0nAPHEH AND
MESS WOMAN AND HOT AxBAID or
WORK. ExPE1IENCED III REAL
INNING, AND EVERY DE-
TAx1 or IEWsPAPE1 OFFICE
Wo1x; Ex YEARS EXPE1IENCE;
or 1ExE1EHCEa AD-
DRESS BOZ laas, 1rsBEE, ARIZONA.
lift.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
sToMEWALL RANGE HAS
BI0 Low GRADE MIME

The Golden Dawn group in the Stone
wall range. about fourteen miles south
of Goldfeld, is coming to the front in
fine shape. Engineer Hamilton says
they certainly have a mine and he is
not given to ex~aggeration. President
Huggard was in Goldheld a few days
ago. for a consultation with Mr.. Hamil-
ton. and brought with him some fine
looking ore. Surface assays run all the
way from $50 to $125 a ton. The shaft
is down so feet and wiz be sent down
to the 10O-foot point before prosecuting
for the big vein that was exposed on
the surface. This will give from 300 to
600 feet of backs. A tunnel has been
started to cut the ledge. At six feet
from the entrance to the tunnel. which
is in ten feet, vein matter was encount-
cred that assays $40 a ton. Mr.. Hamil-
ton estimates that they have 100000
tons Of SIS ore in sight.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
GOOD WORK ON
WONDER QuA1rxIrE

A. A. Codd received a letter from
Wonder Thursday. informing him that
work on the Wonder Quartzite, in which
he is heavily interested. is progressing
in a most satisfactory manner and that
the ore indications could hardly be bet
ter. The shaft is down 80 feet and at
a depth of 20 feet a vein was cut that
carried good quantities of horn silver.
The stuff assayed $17.75 in silver and
$3.50 in gold, a remarkable showing for
that depth. Sinking will continue as
rapidly as possible and Mr.. d part
ners assure him that the property
which adjoins the Spider-Wasp, will
surely develop into a producer before
the summer is over.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08

WANTED.-Position as buyer or
store by a first class man
with years of experience in handling
mining company stores. Thoroughly
familiar with all mercantile lines and
accounts. At present occupying posi-
ton as buyer for large San Francisco
firm. Address Buyer, Care Gold1eld
News. M25-3tp.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
Ida FORMED

The Golden Chariot Mining Company
has been incorporated for the purpose
Of developing the Golden Chariot mine
in the Ida district. The officers of the
new are: J.. w. Phelps. presi-
dent: F. w. Taylor. vice-president; H.. P.
Colvin. secretary-treasurer; H. p. Fogg.
attorney and w. H. Jackson. additional
director.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

When you go 10 Oakland don't forget
to go to the Elite Tailoring Co.. No.
1911 Broadway. for your spring suit.
They certainly carry the finest selec-
lions of suitings in the country and in
regard to At and workmanship quite a
large number Of Goldnelders a testify
to that effect. and our prices are cor
rec. Samples will be sent upon APP
plication and If o cannot come send
us your measure. Yours respectfully.
Elite Tailoring Co. COW.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
FACTS ABOUT DULurK.

Nevada's sensational high grade gold
camp. located south of Wonder Send
stamps for pictures. maps and informa-
tion. A. Dickson. secretary. Duluth
Chamber of Commerce. 127 Commerce
building. Duluth. Nye county. via Nina.
Nevada M161tf.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
TO TKE STOCKHOLDERS OF NO.
HAWK ANNEX MINING COMPANY:

All parties owning stock In the Mo-
hawk Annex Mining Company are re-
quested to send numbers of certificates.
amount of shares. price paid for the
same, to the undersigned, and they will
heal something to their advantage.
PARSONS & TSCHIRGI
Room 4, $40 Main ST.. Goldfeld, New.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
TO wxox IT MAY CONCERN

This is to notify all persons that I
viii not be responsible for any contracts
or obligations made by any person in
my name except when I ave authorized
the same in writing.
MAST. G. s. PHENIx.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08

The Transvaal Nevada Gold Mining
company will hold its annual stock
holders meeting on the 18th day OF une
at 10 o'clock a. m. at the ONCE Of DIR.
w. X. Robinson. room IS Nixon Blk,
for election Of officers and other BUSH
ness. CHAS. n. MORSE.
Secretary.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
JUST OUT
Absolutely Free

BOZ n. ooldneid. Nevada
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
TARIFF BOOKS
MYSTERl0USLY MISSING
Evidence Rejected In standard OH
Trust suddenly Disappears.

Chicago. Dee l3.-At % conference
this afternoon between Judge Lands
1f the United states district court. and
the attorneys concerned Dob the case
against the standard oil company. in
which that corporation was fined
S2e 10000. Attorney John 5. Miller
made the announcement That three
commodity tariff books of the Chicago
and Alton railroad. which figured in
the trial. were ~mysteriousIN missing
The tariff books were offered Boo evil
dence hy the standard ON compauys
attorney To- show thai there were IN
existence many other tariffs lu Illinois
similar h. that Tor the acceptance Of
which the standard was prosecuted
Attorney Miller declared that he had
called upon the railroad officials To
produce D books since the trial and
that they informed him that they
could NOT De- found The books were
excluded by Judge lands az the trial
ana 10 Is said that D. defendant will.
use this fact iu arguing for a reversal
in the United States SQUIRT of appeals
AZ the conference to-day the text Of
exceptions was agreed upon. which
viii De presented FOR signature 10
Judge Lanais tomorrow The signing
of the BIN 1900 complete the history ~
The case lu the lower ouJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
TOOK FULLERTON FOR
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
Wei Known Cattlcman Has 10 DO
some Explaining To Enthusiastic
Admircr OF h Silver Tongued Ora
tor from the Banks of the Platte.

John +. Fullerton. the well known
cattlcmau Of Socorro county. who is
visiting IN the city. had an experience
in Albuquerque this week that he viii
not forget for some time. He was mis-
taken for william j. Bryan.
Mr. Fullerton was walking up West
Central venue the other afternoon.
when a wen known travelling man
rushed up 10 him. grabbed his hand
and shaking Il Familiarity. said.
We'll, this Is too good to be- true.
what are YOU doing IN New Mexico
and Albuquerque How's politics,
Bryan? Have you decided whether
you viii be the democratic candidate
at the next election? Well. l live In
81. Louis. but ! believe that New Mex
leo should be a state and II you get
elected. want you To boost like hi
for this territory. And"
Say" Interrupted Mr.. Fullerton.
haven't you made "a mistake. nv
name Is John y. Fullerton.
Well. J guess I have" slowly am
swored the travelling man. And he
faded quietly away
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
CONVENTION HALL
PLANS ARE WELL
UNDER WAY
Committee Meets With Adju-
tant General Harrington Who
Is Ready 10 Lend All Posi-
bic Aid,

plans FOR The proposed Albuquer-
que convention hall received a biz
shove forWard yesterday az a result OF
o meeting held IN the parlors Of the
Commercial club between the joint
committee on convention hail and
Adjutant General a. y Harrington Of
the national guard and Major -
Ruppe.
The following members of the on-
vention hail committee were present
- N Marion NJ H. Stern. Felix H.
Lester J a. O'Htielly. - Spite. Il n.
Collier and d A.. Macpherson. This
committee has been entrusted with
the important work Of raising neces-
safy funds and making plans TO in
erease the size Of The proposed armory
50 as "a I'M an convention hall re-
qulrements Tho committee was as
sured By General Harrington that they
would have The full cooperation OF
his department "a the work Aren't
tecis are to be asked 20 submit plans
10 once. or 50 soon as the adjutant
general has prepared the necessary
specifications for the armOry require
ments. II is probable that these Will
be la hand within three or four DAYS.
and no further delay is expected The
now sees ~ way clear 10
carry out the convention hail plan so
as 10 meet mot only an requirements OF
irritation congress, but the future
needs Of Albuquerque as we'll The
hail u 10 be built with "a seating ca
pacity which VIII take care of any
convention Of any size and ls sure 20
prove one Of Albuquerque's most val
assets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
MAKES SHORT
WORK OF ENGLISHMAN
Philadelphia Fighter Wins His Battle
la Initial Round.

Philadelphia. Pa, Dec. l3.-Jack
O'Brien. OF this city. made his first
appearance In the ring tonight since
his fiasco with Tommy Burns IN Cali
fornia, and knocked out Biz Heav-
sron. the English heavyweight. in the
opening round BEIGE the Industrial
Athletic club
o'Brien's first blow was a right to
the jaw. which but Heaver0n down for
the count. He staggered 10 his feet
and was Immediately floored again.
As he arose to his feet O'Brien stead
himself and sent another vicious
right TO the jaw HeaVerun dropped
like a log and had 10 be carried TO his
Heaveron did not land a single
blow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
RIO PUERCO WILL Be
JUNCTION POINT
New Train viii Make WhiStIing
Post Into Town in Short Or
der, According TO Report

According ta current report. the in-
augufatiou nf the Alhuuueruuc-Kos-
Vol daily train service over the ut-
off "Wednesday viii make am import
tant point 81 kiu ruerco. heretofore
but a Nhi-tllng post 90 thc coast line
aud the scene az abundant flood and
Nushout trouble
The understanding De- that "a stub
train is Co run from Rin rucrco to
Hclru daily Co connect with 80. ..
from the west and thp Albuquerque
Roswell train at nrlou Thl. viii
mean g train crew 600 so for Rio
Pucren
A suEar beet factory ls proposed cor
RIO Pucrro. nud fhc station Is tu boz
made ~hcadquartgre for che chicago
corporation. which BE- now engaged m
dcteiupine thc DIG Irrigation project
un ihe Rio purrcu
~ % datp there has been go an-
uuufrrucnt uf thc fite Co he charged
for the ifIy from Albuquerque to Ross
veil aua Intermediate towns along The
tuf-off
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
AUTOMOBILES RESUME
SCHEDULE THIS MORNING
Prospects Good That last Daily SER
vice Between albuquerque aDd -
tancia and Willard viii Continue
without IntermiSsiOn.

with three autos ia Albuquerque
and the road through the Tijefas can
son and the Estauciu valley IN fairly
good condition. The Albuquerque-Es-
tancia Auto company esumes its
schedule this morning after two
months tle-up during which the au-
iomobiles were In the repair shop. Ac-
cordlng 10 General Manager DUNCAN
McGilivray The autos Will u cOn-
unuouSiy from nov on
Car No. 2 arrived here yesterday ar
ternnnn from Estancia. and this morn
ing a. 8 O'Clock car 30. I, ia charge
of Chauffeur Pearl Bacon, starts for
the metropolis of the Estancia valley
with six passengers Tomorrow
morning car No. 2 departs for Estan-
and willard. leaving car No. 3 in
the garage on West Copper avenue.
for emergencies.
Messrs McGiiivray and MeCloskey
spent yesterday arranging for the re-
opening Of the auto line.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
NO VERDICT IN THE
HENGEL CASE
Jury Trying Sheriff Harry Cod
dington Of Mckinley County
for False Imprisonment Fails
to Agree,

After being out for about six hours,
the jury which tried the case Of Mich
Olas Hengel US. Sheriff Harry COdding-
ton. Of Mckinley county, alleging
false imprisonment u seeking Sl0,-
600 damages, announced an $3.50
o'clock last night that IL could not
agree. and was discharged.
The case has been on for several
days before Judge Abbott. the argu-
ment Of Attorney George ;. KlOck for
the prosecution and r. W. Clancy for
the defense occupying all OF yesterday
morning. Judge Abbott had complete
ed his Instructions TO the jury al 3
O'Clock.
Hengel was arrested ia Gallup by
Sheriff Coddingt0n and placed ia Jail
on the night Of November 6. 1906. on
q charge Of having participated in an
election night roW. Hengel alleged
that his arrest was without cause and
that the indignlties to which he was
subjected entitled him 10 damages.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14

Department Of the interior. land office
az Santa re. y NJ. Nov. n. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Pablo Mon
tano 90 Cubero. y NJ. has filed notice Of
bis intention 20 make final five year proof
in support Of hts claim. via Homestead en-
try No s2s5 made Nav j. 1895. Tor the 50
NEa. NWaNE H.. WV SEA. section 20.
township s n range 8 W and that said
proof viii be made before IL W 3 otero.
I. q court commissioner at AlhuQuerque. n.
81. on December %. 1907.
He names the GLOWING witnesses O.
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation o. the land viz Zinrlann Mon
tauo. Jose A. Jaramlllo. Jose .Loreto Jar
milo. Antonio snbedra. an o. Cuhero. y. NJ
MAMIE. DwEpD Register
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
STRONG COMPANY IN
WAY DOWN EAST
Popular Old Play Opens Sue
cesStul Engagement at EIkS
Theatre -A Splendid Quar-
tette,

William g. Bfady's special produc-
tiou of that ever popular pastoral.
Way Down East opened "a success
ful engagement in Elks the5ter last
night before d large and very much
pleased audience The company is a
Annd one. the SCENERY excellent ana
Ilt play as well presented as b. has
ever been seen here The company car
fis the usual guartttte. but this uulf-
tettp ls NOT the regulation kind It is
g musical organization made ar OF
splendid voices. and lts singing last
hight has never been exceiled in Al
~huqucrguc The company appear this
afternoon iu matinee. closing with the
performance tonight.
"Nay Down East was written b,.
L1ttir Parker. elaborated los Joseph
ifi-mer aud produced hy William 4.
Brady The characters of Mrs. Park
pltN are ordinary human folks.
ABOVE everything their stories are
.frfh % stories. often dramatic. bu:
never theatrical Anna Moore. the
Young rirl who has been deceived rs
mock marriage and has come Co the
uf Squire Hartlett for shelter.
BE- tl. rmhoaimtut OF countless we'll
remembered mothers and sisters
quiet cIinEiuE a~nettiuuatp and useful
about Che house Thoroughly human.
too. d. gentle patient Mr. Bartlett.
ana equally human fht squire. "a geu-
DIN admiNfure uf Nathaniel Berry
and nun-fau kIrke. Honest farm
boys such as David Bartlett. are NOT
rarr nor unfortunately. are gossips
like harfha Perkins and ~umsCrunu-
luuf dandlrs like Lennon ~Studersun.
10 DBL HuIler. the PickwlCkian Chore
huN. Professor sterling. the butterfly
catcher ana Constable Mhipple. who
represents majesty of D. law. arc
q Nttle hit uNeuirawm. no D. who Tee
calls thr mnfriment they ucCasion viii
blame the author
Long runs ia View York Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

a Haynes. Of Santa Re. was an ar
rival here last night from the cap
ital.
C. W Holman. a resident OF Cabe-
zon, y. NJ, arrived In Albuquerque
last night.
, H. Carpenter. superintendent OF
the American Lumber company. and
his brother. J N. Carpenter. arrived
here last night from Ketner,
Guilermo Martinez, the thirteen.
months'-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Martinez. of 2i3 Cromwell avenue.
died yesterday The funeral arrange
ments viii be announced later.
Mrs. Il O. Marmon. Miss y. Pradt
Of Laguna, and Miss r. J. Dennis, Of
Blanca. arrived here last night
10 attend the performance of WAY
Down East" az the Elks theater.
Mr. and Mrs A. ". chase returned
last night 10 their home ia Ketner
after visiting friends here. AR Chase
Is cashier and head ~bookkeeper at
Ketner Tor the American Lumber
company.
Ciuders piled On the side track In
front Of the crystal Ice company's
plant last night caused Sauta Fc en-
gine 40. 1919 20 be thrown into the
ditch. causing "a brief delay 10 traffic
aud sending the engine 10 the shops
for repairs
Ben WELLER. the we'll known local
travelling man. who Tor some time has
been working through New Mexico
ard Arizona Tor u Denver house. has
Joined the travelling force ct Swoffurd
NFH.. ..HHN..HH.. HHs. -L-.
With headquarters after the first of the
year Bon Kansas Cit,. Mo
Tho body of M. Katherine sogcl
VIII hc lald Goo rest iu santa Barbara
cemetery this morning. following tho
service tu OBJ, held Boo the Sacred
Heart church at e o'clock AZ $50
o'clock services viii he held at the
home. go Nurth Fourth street
Mo~sIs Jacob k1rhcf. iIN Schneider
bleckmunu. Otormryrr and kliifc viii
De the p~all-besrcrs.
President " o. Tight of the uui-
Nefsity l- setting out q sciies uf hand
some window card. announcing the
coming sessions of the Geological so-
ciety of America here The cards are
from q special design and are uuus-
uailN attractive DI right b. era
ing tu furnish the visitors with u1.t-
cards which viii ALSO Doe e. special de-
sign which will bring e. good deal of
advertising to Albuquerque and the
University. lie
one OF The most attractive of tho
holiday windows De- that Boz the Roth
fnhrrg a Schloss cigar store uu Gene
trul uNeuue A. W Goodrich. the dec
"laior haas succeeded ln making "a
MOST attractive display OF smoker
goods cieHrs and tohaccos. which Win
PROVE very helpful to feminine huters
in selecting Christmas things Tor their
men friends Christmas decorations
are freely used and the window 81 ale
itactng a great deal of attention.
The death of william A. Hernes-,.
for ton years past a. resident uf AIhu-
1uHrlur. occurred Thursday evening
81 300 o'clock at Dis home JOB tho
p sHIard- At uenuvssv was hut
"Ifl come years 0f age DE bad been
-lm0 fIwc tu emuinye uf the SON
ia.H market Deceased rame rU Az
1HIHe. frum Cincinnati two years
@ H.fH HIs mother and sister who
member 20 tht office force Hf iha|
NJ Hardware company TMr'
ns uau bad made r great many
o. Albuquerque who WII regret
DE- "urru0riE DEATH The funeral viii
De- h... sunday. announce eut ta be-
mad. ..IHN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
NEW MEXICO WILL
GET SIX
National Committeeman Luna
Re-AffirmS Statement That
There Is to Be a Change in
Delegates From Territory

Hon solomon Luna. national COM
mittecman for New Mexico, returned
yesterday from Washington. where he
attended the meeting OF the republi-
can national committee. which fixed
on Chicago as the place of the next
republican convention to nominate "a
candidate for president
Mr.. Luna reiterated his statement
wired 20 the Morning Journal imme-
diately after the meeting OF the COM
mittce that IN spite OF the ruling OF
the committee fixing HE number Of
delegates from each territory al two.
that New Mexico and Arizona. through
an understanding, viii be- allowed six
delegates each. MT. Luna brings
back with him q very hopeful view Of
the statehood situation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
LEGAL NOTICES


Department % the Interior. Land Office at
santa Fe. y NJ. NOV. 8. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Rafael Armijo.
OF Albuquerque. n. NJ. has filed notice Of
his intention 90 make final i've year proof
IN support % his claim. via: Homestead
Entry No. 72fh made September rs. 1909,
for the 8 3 NV. M w =, Section 4.
Township l0N.. Range 2W, and that said
proof will be made before r.. W. s. Otero.
United States Court Commissioner. az Albu-
querque, n. ~, on December %. 1907.
He names the following witnesses 90 prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultlva-
uon or the land viz Cruz Gonzales. Lo-
renzo Chaves. Proc0plo Armiio. Rumaldo
all Of Old Albuquerque y. NJ
MANUEL r. pTERO.
Rariater
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
VANDERBILT ARRAlGNS
BANKING METHODS
Advocates Combination of scotch and
German systems for Use in
This Country

derlip, vice president Of the National
city bank, in an address today on
The Modern Bank. al Columbia uni
versity. advocated a combination Of
the Scotch system of branch banks
with the German system OF a central
bank of issue. a. a solution Of the
banking problem, Mr. Nanderlip Sc
verely arraignedt the present banking
system. declaring that IL was the re-
suit Of an ingenious device of a Jar
raised government 10 sell bonds. The
Of this device, he said, had long
disappeared, but the hampering laws
TO that system still remained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
EL PASO READY To
HELP CONGRESS
Governor Curry Expected Here
Today on His Way Back to.
Santa Fe From Southern
Trip,

DR.. George W Harrison returned
home yesterday from Las Cruces and
El Paso, where he accompanied Gov
ernor Curry and party on the trip IN
the interest of the irrigation congress.
DR. Harrison says the committee vas
given a cordial reception by El Paso
business men. who have given hearty
assurance Of their readiness 10 do
everything in their power for the sue
cess OF the irrigation congress. Later
In the month a meeting viii be hello
In El Paso. at which the matter viii
be taken up.
Governor Curry and Mr.. Hopewell
arc expected In Albuquerque today. A
trip Is now being planned FROM Albu-
querque to Roswell, and owe the cut
off, which Will probably be made dur
ing the coming week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
REMANDED
TO SAN FRANCISCO JAIL
Accused Unable Ia Furnish Increased
Bail Called for by Court.

san Francisco. Dec. 13@The bonds
OF J.. Dalzell Brown and w. j. Bart
nett, manager and vice president, re-
spectiYely. OF the suspended California
Safe Deposit and Trust company. who
are accused Of having hypothecated
securities to the amount Of S205. 600
Increased today from $4,000 to $500
400 on motion OF the district attorney.
Neither was able Ito secure the in
'reased bond and both are confined in
the city Jail tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
LAS VEGAS GIRLS IN
FINE FORM
Visitors Easily Defeat UniyeG-
sily Basket Ball Team by
Score of p to 10; Biz Crowd
Sees the Game

Irir a crowd Hf HIrrr |hHu Else
hunHu-l people rr. basket haI.
team 20 fHe tH- Nre.e Normal aOnau
imu .fea second defect ta fhe
ar. fam fne u"nItrr-IN M tle r
IIU ia' HEat hG fhe decisive score of
a fH fhe game uas nrI uIasr i
nI t Hud fhr university rIrIs rui
I. H.kE genie HuI frtt ut.e sif-
anl nufuiaftl HuI fhr Eaue
FIslor- FROM ..arr ga.
fu
.slIs tfr game dance a
lfrr n hannr nf th- FsInr fIuue
fhrIr right CD fhe tfIe Trt ur.ten
t.fT sf haaeter ore NOT discnu
aEed ana propose If lsk fHr another
Eafue In fhe uefr uIurc
fur iaH nights gnwr fhe feams
lined up fnlinms
Las Nega-nafis and Barker. f8a-