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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22

mining companies are the very life OF
this section, and they seem 70 also
forget that Notwithstanding the in
jury they claim 10 have sustained
from the tailings. the price Of farm
ing lands along the valley has con-
siantiy Increased. And the valley pa
pers frequently boast Of the excellent
crops being raised on the land. Il Is
a fact generally known that the ore
bodies in this district are OF such A
low grade that il * impossible To-
treat them without concentration
Very few OF the companies here
could afford to operate IL they we're
confined 10 smelling ores alone. Com
panies operating on a large scale
must resort To the concentrating sys-
tenn, and with that system. taIines
viii. TO a certain extent. reach the
river.
The farmers. who arc usually lib
minded people. will. no doubt.
realize what this question means to
the welfare OF the mining industry OF
the Clifton-Morenci district. and the
farming industry Of the ella valley. in
order % have prosperity I'M Graham
We must have both The min
companies shoul respect the in
II the farmers. and the farm
should respect the interests Of the
aiming companies. Concessions must
be granted. The decision a. 20 nov
means that inside OF five or
years Chfton-Morenci will be dee
1rated with huge piles Of tumhIeG
4uWn machinery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22
ME0WlNG KITTEN THOUGHT
TO BE IMMURE0 IN WALLS
Tucson T. Greatly Worked Up Over
MOurnful CatcfWaul~ Mho-e
Origin la the Court House L.
~Shroudcd ia Mystery.

There Is a great mystery 40 the
Tucson court house And 10 ls all
over the strange disappearance of q
kitten which Dr. lost apparently some
" here on the second floor ~ the
building
The mcoWiug Of the kitten can
be- heard distinctly hut although
ianitors have searched high and low
for The animal they haNe been unable
20 locate g. For several DAYS the
pitiful cries OF the cat have been
and they made the night hide
Gus for at least one jury fof most
the members were kept awake by
The noise
When q search wac made hy the
ianiinrs DO was supposed that the kit-
ten had hecome lost ln the small
room that Is directly above Tho small
pui npar entrance o. tho main build
ing from the jail but mo- trace could
be found " the animal
The superstition now b. that the
kitten has fallen within one uf thc
hollow walls and ts slowly starving
death
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22
INDICTMENTS FOR
PERJURY ARE
DEFECTIVE
Judge Nave AT Globe SuStains
Demurrer to Charge Against
Phelps Dodge Entrymen,

According 20 the following article
from the ~ paso Herald. carrying an
Interview with Hon ". 4. Hawkins.
the four indictments recently return
cd against Phelps-Dodge %cntrymeu az
Globe Tor alleged perjury in %
iinn With the san Juan county coal
land case. arc defective and viii not
stand The interview follows
Judge W a. Hawkins returned last
night from Globe. Ariz. where he had
been present 81 the argument % = de-
murrer filed hN the attorneys for the
defense IN the case against the entry
men who had taken up the GOAL lands
in northern New Mexico The ease !.
q minor part % the conspiracy
charges upon which indictments we're
returned az santa Pc several weeks
ego
Two objections we're alleged in the
demurrer either one or which. Do Was
alleged would inyalldatc the iudict-
mcnts o. Judge Nave. Of ihe FIN
district presiding sustained the de-
murrer but upon application ~
United states district attorney D ~ J.
Alexander ne was granted fifteen
days by Judge Nave in which to pre-
pare a brief on bis objection advanced
iu THE demurrer. Judge Hlwklus
when seen a. bee. office in the El Paso
and Southwestern building This morn
INK said. concerning the eases
4 few days ago four cntryuen
we're Indicted hy thr United states
grand iurs Tor perjury 80 ofdria
~ The Phelps Dodge corporation were
Indicted and indictments uerc re-
turned aEalnsf oniy "a portion of the
Globe cnfrt men. Tho defendants SUR
rendered ihemsclNcs and gave bond
with one exception and De was CAT ~
the United States The indicted men
nere q D. HeFardi y 81 pcrras. o.
r stewart aud d % Refill
Attorney for The defense filed i
demurrer 90 the indictments aIeE-
INK fnu grounds Or fhc whole theory
~ rerluu. having been committed.
ihe sustaining % either one of which
would not nnlf have cancelled tho In-
dtrtmcnts but would have rendered
void iu the future any similar iniict-
mrnts
The Arguments took place ycster-
daf and upon the Trnscnfafiau 20 tho
irst point hy she defense and before
ne second had beer argued. fhe court
declined fo hear any further argument
nd called upun United states District
Atf0rreY Alexander Tor Dis answer fo
argument - the defense rnnn
conclusion ~ the alElmart the
u a-nnulred flaf fl. Ir-urrr
Wrl takru au4 fataI o. iAr e.. 4
ilrtmeuf and that The afnlsfits unon {
hlch the indictments acre based DID
constitute perjury Tire United {
states attorney fheu asked Tor further
ime ID which 60 prepare e brief more 2
'ai1 a~nsNerinE tire tcfeu-e and he /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22

was given fifteen days by the Judge.
The Judge stated hat II in the
brief to be presented the United states
attorney could change his views on
the subject he would then hear fur
argument on the demurrer. but
that otherwise further argument was
not necessary and the demurrer wss
sustained.
These indictments are q minor d.
version Of the larger charge Of con-
spiracy on which the indictments were
returned at Santa Re several weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22
TERRITORY LAMB
STILL MOVING
One thousand Fine Animals
Shipped From Albuquerque
Yesterday to Buyer i Gree
ley Colorado.

The market b. again relei,ir .lrge
numbers OF NeW Mexico amus anI
sheep. according Geo Louis Trau.. thr
local sheep owner Eviirnt.t the
buyers and growers believe the .Ehf-
ness of money situation sim NOT
continue much longer Accord.HE to
Traucr the shipment of lambs
from Albuquerque was not hurt terl
greatly hN the panic
one thousand fine lamb we're
shipped to Greeley. colo last night
from TIE stock yards here having
been purchased hE "a y. Bickfing 20
sree.e y NJ Hirkfing has been lu
the cts for several DAYS
Arrangement are being made fsr
the shipment of about 10.HNh lambs
n lfhin the nenf few week. ta oin
rado and also ta Phoenix ArIz hy
growers iu this Niciuift
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22

" J. hil has ordered the ma
cninerN o. 2oo. 900 feet 81 lumber
herewith % start a box factory az
Pennington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22

outdoor life. = Miller Kent is even
hands1mer on the stage than on.
His voice. with ITS musical cadence.
always perfectly modulated. rests
and s0othes and holds the hcarcr.
The recent Is charming. the clcan-cut
cnunciatlon a delight
I'm j response and simplicity Of
the man lies the great secret Of his
tremendous magnetism. For assur-
cdly : Miller Kent leads and likes
the simple life. In the drawing
room of every city OF the land. both
sides ~ the sea. he would be eagerly
welcomed. Besides being well born.
good 20 look upon and a celebrity. he
is clever. verscd on many topics Of
more han passing interest. Yet the
tdca uf being known a. q society man
= but a shade more c%Ongenisl to him
that OF being called a matinee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22
INJUNCTION MAY STOP
ALL THE CONTRACTORS
Claimed That Decision Of Judgc Nave
ia Regard To Clifton and MOrcBci
Plants win Eventually Have Scri-
uu~ Effcrf un District.

The Injunction granted by Judge p
: Nave al the late session Of the dis
trict court enjoining the Clifton and
Morencl mining companies from
dumping tsilinEs from their concen-
traitors into the san Francisco river
o. a more serious matter han is gem
orally recognized. a. &c Wul eventually
D. the mean % closing an TIRE con-
.ccntrators In the district says the
Clifton Era
The decision handed donn hN judge
becomes effective about the
middle part ~ mex year An appeal
taken to the supreme court %
me territory and unless reverse
takes place the mining companies all
been dealt a death blow lr
bringing This issue the farmers - the
faliel seem % have Forgotten that the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22

a tucson pop corn veuder ha-
arrested f1r violating the purr
ee Jaw hy selling pop corn mixed
tn glass sand. dirt and germs. 10
- peen -uegested nat he b. trans
~ nfr1 - fhe Phoenix ostrich farm
e cafcrer ~ fha birds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22

The following articles Of incorpnr4-
tHn have been filed IN the Office Of
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jana
The odd Fellows Home. principal
place 20 business a. Roswell. Chaves
county Territorial agent. ". w
hglc "a Roswell No capital stock
object providing homie for widows
and orphans Of deceased members.
and also Tor members 20 the order
hu are decrepif or sick. Period uf
existence. hfty years Incorporation.
" " Ogie and james MulRns both
% Roswell John e. spears 81 Gallup.
Alfred Jslfs. ~ Ration. and Van T.
Manvlls 81 silver City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22

AIamogOrdo Directors Offer a
Reward of $500 Cash For
Apprehension of Poisonous
Snake

The following communication pub
ished in The Alamogordo News by
the directors or the First National
Bank Of Alamogordo speaks for itself
and l. a trine spicy. 10 say the least.
The Alamogordo bank is one OF the
most substantial In the territory. The
letter says;
Nail ihc Lie.
Fol eight years the First National
bank OF A~lampgordo has confined Us
business 90 that OF legitimate. digui-
ned banking carrying With 10 the con
denCe Of the people Of New NeNiCo
TO such an extent that IL b. today the
oldest and largest bank In Otero
county. having double that
% any other bank In the county.
Before branding the taiemougcr,
who. 90 in1ure the standing OF this
hank by malicious statements. which
They knew to boz false. let u say thar
ms bank has IN gilt edge assets more
than 5000 over and above ever,
dollar deposited by as customers.
making AN dcp0sitors absolutely Sc
cure against loss In order 10 "a
tract The poison from the snake YOU
must clip his faugs. therefore. if We
check the malicious talemongers. let
us pull them out Of their dark holes
into the bright sunlight where all
mon can see them squirm and heal
them "holler"
Now boz order to nail the lie. this
through its board OF directors.
VIII pay $500 cash as a reward for
the apprehension and conviction Of
any person or persons who make or
lause 90 be- made untrue or dcroga-
statements against this hank and
t- best interests We desire 10 fur
add that We are now in possess
- evidence as 10 one of the guilty
parties
By order Of The board Of directors.
r. r. LANE. Scc'y.
" r.. Edison.
r. n RHOMBERG.
g. l. MEYER
n ANDERSON.
WA. J. BRYSON.
J.. ~. WYATT. y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22

Al additional allowance OF s5.baa
has been made for the deser. Iahors-
tory tu Tucson one Of the branches
- the Carnegie Institution. and the
anuual Income - the laboratory has
been increased from SeE.ooo 10 Sga-
GOO a year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22

Miss Annie Mullen. . prescott walt
fress Be- saVagely looking for M
George GHgga her anianced. WIS
gathered up his s~weetheart's coin and
skipped on the eve q their wedding
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-22
SCARLET FEVER
CLAIMS CHILD
One Death From Dreaded Dis
ease at EstanCia is Believed
viii Not Be Followed by Any
Others.

Especial correspondence Merninx Journal
Es'ancia. y n, Dee. 1s.-The ten
months old child Of Henry Gibson
died sunday In a boarding car on the
side track here Of scarlet fever. The
nature cf the chiid's anment was not
suspected until "a hours before death
when a doctor was called in Tor On,
first time 10 b. not believed that suy
other children have been exposed and
very ht;le unessiness is felt.
Mrs Hubbard 30 this place i .cD
OBJ and NOT expected 90 live.
A god representation Of teachers
from Estancia viii attend the meet
of b New Mexico Educational assn
elauon which %couvenes in santa p
December 20.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
Guaranteed.

Veterinary remedies of all kinds. Owl Drug Storc-DEPENDABiE l. DRUGGISTS.
 Fine line of Ladies Belts, Elas. tic Betting at Ladies' Bazaar
 Steamers. Bertha-West PennsylvAnia-In Seattle Saratoga--In Port Jeanie-E Enroute North Portla'nd--Enroute North Santa Clara-South Tonight Northwestern-At Seattle Dora-In Port
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07

Philadelphia, March - The new steamer President, of the Pacific Coast Co, which was re- gently built for the Alaska run from Seattle, had her trial trip in Delaware bay yesterday. She is expected to develop a speed of r knots.
 The Woman's Daily of St. Louis, devoted page to interesting fac's regarding Alaska and the railroad situation here The article is written by the Washington cores pendent of that paper and says that there is a growing disposition to extend federal aid to Alaska railroads.
 M. c. Whyte, wife and child, ar rived on the Saratoga. enroute to Unga.
 The Saratoga arrived last night from Seattle with 106 passengers for Vaffdiez aIrd interior pooifi4f iifi4ftts tss. She was unable to stop at kataIla, for which place she had number of passengers and considerable freight.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
H. s. WATERMAN
 VALDEZ, ALASKA Mining Engineer
 ASSAY OFFICE Reports on Mines Ore Analysis

Gold .....................Si .Si.J0 Gold and Silver. ....................... 900 Copper. er.................... .................. 10 Lead. d........................ 10 Gold Silver and Lead d.............. :;.50 Gold and Copper. ...................... 3.00 Gold Silver and Copper er............... $50 Gold, Silver, Copper and Lead .......... 4.5o Gold and Silver Umpire e................. 800 Iron ............... ................I. LOO Sulphur, Aluminium, Tin, Platinum,
 Quicksilver, Zine, Nickel, Cobalt,
 Chromium, etc....................... GOO Coal includ fng Sulphur. ............... 1000 Mill tests s..................... .s15 to $50 Ore analysis. s.......................$l .$l0 and up
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-07
ABSOLUTE SECURITY

TO BE STRONG, TO BE LIBERAL. TO BE PROMPT To ita eoors well and truly holding their interests identical with its grrn generous consistent with Sound Banking. to be satisfied with small each account policy and of oolvtc We incorporated under the laws o Alaska with S1JOn0 pad-up capital.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-08-01
Death of Mrs. N. C.. Blanchard.

Mrs. Newton Grain Blanchard, wife of
the Governor Of this State, died Saturday
morning at | 80 o'clock at her apartments
in the Hexagon Hotel, at Mineral Wells,
Texas, where she had been spending the
past two months.
The ever-busy harvester of time has in
this year of 1907, garnered to eternity and
its rewards no nobler spirit, no purer ex-
ample of Christian living, no fairer soul.
The memory of her gentle presence, her
generous deeds and her example in the
faithful discharge of every duty will re-
main with those who knew her best and
loved her most.
As devoted wife and mother she made
the household radiant with joy. No heart
ever came to her in sorrow that it did not
receive comfort no sufferer ever known to
her to whom she did not administer conso-
lation and help. She seemed to draw the
blessed sunshine from the sky, where it
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-08-01
Death of an Eminent Statesman.

United States Senator Edmund Winston
Pettus, of Alabama, died Saturday night
at 10 o'clock at Hot Springs, in Madison
County, N. c., from the effects Of stroke
of apoplexy with which he was seized on
Friday morning.
Senator Pettus was born in Limestone
County, Ala, July 6, 1921. He was elected
United States Senator for the term COM
mencing March 4, 1897, and was unani-
mously reelected for the term expiring
March 3, 1909.
Full of years and honors Senator Pettus
has been gathered to his fathers. In his
death the South has lost one of its most
eminent citizens. To the manor born, he
was typical Southron of the older and
better school, a school, by the way, thai
has few representatives remaining, He
was man of wide information and rare
culture, of dignifed bearing and unswerv
ing integrity. He was true to his convic-
tons and true to his country. AS Sen
ator he fought for honest government ano
the rights Of his people most theoretically
AS General in the Confederate Army he
distinguished himself for gallantry, dash
and courage as well as for far-seeing wis
dom and tireless vigilance in the command
of men.
A good man and faithful public servan
has been called to his final reward, and thu
South mourns the loss of a true and loya
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-08-01

Will S. Hays, song writer, a composer
of verse, a s'river editor" and practical
steamboat captain, died at Louisville, KY,
on July %. Probably Col. Hays most
famous composition was Mollie Darling, "
written in 1869, two million copies of it hav-
ing been sold. For a generation it remained
one of the most popular songs in America.
Evangeline'' was another success, and
the publisher of the song sold copies of it
representing $780, 900, while the author did
not profit anything. Hays received S25
for !" Mollie Darling" while he would have
received S75 900 had he retained the copy
right. The death of Col. Hays recalls his
poem, His Last Trip written in men,
DRY of an old river Captain, verse OF
which is as follows:
"That looks like death that's hailing me, I
So CHASTITY grim and pale;
I'll toll the bell, must go in;
| never passed hail."
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-08-01
Hot Weather.
son..

Last Thursday was the hottest day OF
the year in many cities. In New York
six deaths, including two suicides, were
attributed to heat, while many cases of
prostration were reported. Of the suicides,
E. S., Simon, wealthy manufacturer, who
shot himself, left notes in which he declared
that the heat was driving him insane.
Two persons died from heat at Kansas
City, and three were Frustrated.
Two deaths and forty prostrations were
reported at st. Louis.
There was one death and two prostra-
tons at Memphis. Many horses and mules
fell victims to the heat.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-08-01
FROM OVER OUR GREAT STATE.

Monroe experiencedanic ice famine Friday.
J. W. McHugh was killed by lightning
at Baton Rouge.
Plans have been accepted for SIS, 900
high school building at Winfield.
The Texas and Pacific has completed its
tracklayinginto Euniee, st. Landry Parish.
It is said that State assessments this year
will reach the half billion mark, an in
crease of S40,0OO,0O0.
Three New Orleans baby burglars could
not be handled by courts and were turned
over to parents for punishment.
The Louisiana Division of Confederate
Veterans will hold a two days reunion at
Shreveport on October s and 9.
Congressman Sheppard, of Texas, was
in New Orleans last week aggitating sup
port for opening of upper Red River.
Fireman A. j.. Kicks was killed in an
accident on the Illinois Central at Sauve
Station, three miles from New Orleans.
Homing pigeons released from the Plea.
yune gallery. reached Biloxi, Miss, eighty
milesfrom New Orleans in fifty-five minutes.
Albert Irwin was crushed to death in New
Orleans by wagon overturning, and Peter
Tracey, owner and driver, was jailed for
being drunk and committing manslaughter.
Congressman Ransdell, of the Fifth Dis
trict, and Prof. Dodson, will deliver free
lectures at the Court House in Shreveport,
on August 8, on the Panama Canal and
the boil weevil.
Each day during the State Fair at
Shreveport in October has been designated
as follows: Saturday Oct. 5th-Opening
and Children's Day. Sunday, 6th-Sacred
Concert. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Day
Tuesday-Parish Fair and Agricultural
Day. Wednesday-Confed Veterans
Day. Thursday Shreveport Day. Fri
day-Drummers' Day. Saturday, 18th
Fraternal Order and Everybody's Day.
Sunday, 13th-Great Carver Day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-08-01
AN ORDINANCE

Ordering an election within School District No. IA
of Bossier Parish, La, as established by the
School Board of said parish, to take the sense OF
the taxpayers on the question OF mill tax lor
ten wears for the purpose OF supplementing the
salaries Of teachers and building and repairing
school houses in said district.
Whereas, the petition, signed by more than one
third of the property taxpayers OF School District
No. IA, as established by resolution OF the School
Board of Bossier Parish, La, of date July 2, 1907
in regular session convened has been presented to
this body, asking that special election be ordered
in said district No. IA to take the sense OF the tax
payers upon the question of levying annually a
special school tax Of mills upon all property
within said district for period of ten years. for
the purpose of experimenting the salaries of
teachers and building and repairing school houses
No. IA has been duly created and its boundaries
defined by the School Board of Bossier Parish at
regular meeting held on July 2, 1907,
Be it Ordained, That there be, and it is hereby
School District No. IA, as created by the School
Board of Bossier Parish July 2, 1907, for the pur
pose Of ascertaning the sense OF the taxpayers OF
said district the question OF levying special
school tax of mills the dollar of the assessed
property OF said district for period of ten years,
beginning at the earliest date possible after the
said election, and according to law, for the purpose
of supplementng the salaries of teachers and
building and repairing school houses in and for
said district, which is defined as follows:
| Beginning at the northeast corner OF section l,
township %, range H. thence east along the Louis
lana and Arkansas state line to the center of the
Cotton Belt Railway track; thence south along the
center Of said railway track to its intersection
(withn section q, township %, range 12) with the
line dividing said section into north and south
halves; thence west to the southwest of the
north half Of section 80, township %, range 10;
thence north on the range line between ranges 1:
and IA to the point of beginning.
That said speciol election in said school district
is to be held without expense to the parish.
J. C. LOGAN, President Police Jury.
! r. B. HILL, Clerk,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-08-01

was enshrined, and dispense it for the ben
eft of every creature who needed it or
could profit by its brilliancy and warmth.
Gifted with remarkable sweetness and
pentleness of nature, and blessed with an
open, generous, loving heart and a Gull
tured mind and sound, practical judgment,
she was indeed the priestess of beautiful
household and the embodiment of the
poets ideal of ''a perfect woman, nobly
MANNED -
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1907-08-01

Will practice in the courts of louisa
ma and Arkansas, and in the Federal
courts. Office at court house, Benton, La.