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FREIDENBLooM AND
INGERSOLL TAKE TRIP.

George A. Freidenbloom and B. E.
IngersoH returned last night from a
weeks trip to the mountains. Tney
went as far as Fort Stanton, taking in
the latter place thoroughly. At pres
ent there are $50 patients in the Ma
val Sanitorium and seventy attend
ants. making total of $50 persons.
Mr.. Freidenbloom said it was so
cold at Lincoln, where they stopped
for a short time, they were compell1-
ed to keep a fire going all day, and
that he had to buy a wolf skin to keep
Ingersoll from freezing to death.
They called at the sanitorium at Lin
coin to see Joe Mckee, but he was
absent on hunting trip in the White
Mountfi7s. This sanitorium, kept by
DIR. j. w. Law, is one of the best
equipped in the country. Mr.. Mckee
gained thirteen pounds while there,
and was doing exceptionally well.
They found the country in very fair
shape, and met with a great deal of
rain.
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HAYWOOD
WAS IN IT

Boise, Id, June 21.-The State this
morning made its last tender of evil
dence against Haywood and the lead
is now with the defense, which will,
this afternoon, ask for an instructed
verdict for the prisoner. Important
pieces of testimony were offered this
morning. Chas S. Kingsley handwrit-
ing expert, testified that the writing
of waivers on money kilograms sent
from Pettibone's store in Denver, in
the names of 81. Wolf and "P. Bone
to III. Green" in San Francisco were
done by the same hand that pe1ned
Petitioners letter to John L. Stearns.
Jim Seaborn, a negro horsedealer of
Denver, testified to the sale of horse
and buggy to Haywood in Denver and
identified Haywood as the purchaser.
Orchard had testified as to the sale
of team to Haywood and said the
team was needed to go about while in
their work in connection with various
undertakings. SeabOrn said Orchard
came to MIN and with him drove to
Pettibones place of business and Pet
tibone drove with them to the head
quarters of the Western Federation.
There Haywood was called out, and
bargain struck for the outfit. This is
the first direct connection of Haywood
with Orchard and strongly corrobor
ates his story.
stipulation by the defense admit
ting the fact that Haywood telegraph
ed money to Steve Adams at Ogden
in 1903, and a ruling by the court
denying admission of dissenting opin-
ion in the Mayer Habeas Corpus Case
in Colorado, cleared the direct work
of the Prosecution and opened way to
the plea and the case of the defense.
Court adjourned until this afternoon.
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New Mexico, one hundred and twenty
big and strong that 1t will capture and
store for use when needed all the
rain and snow that falls upo1 the ex-
tensive watershed above it. The dam,
below the spillways, will be ITS feet
high above the bed of the stream, and
the reservoir thus formed will be As
miles long and have a capacity Of
two million acre feet. The needs of
the irrigable lands below the dam
will be 100000 acre feet year These
lands are in New Mexico, Texas, and
Cby treaty. old Mexico. 1t will be
three years or more before the Engle
dam is completed, but il the mean
time a diversion dam at Leasburg,
which the Reclamation Service has
put in twenty miles below, will turn
water upon the Mesilla Valley, of
which Las Cruces is the capital. The
irrigable surface of this little valley
includes about 10000 acres, and about
$4,000 of it has been cultivated by ir-
rigation some years. Other small
areas of the Rio Grande Valley like
wise are under cultivation, and the
big Engle dam will only increase the
water supply and thereby irrigate
more land. However, there is room
for many more farmers even now The
soil and climate of the Rio Grande
Valley is the same as the soil and
climate of the Pecos Valley The alti-
tude is $500 feet immigration is go
ing into the Mesilla Valley, which,
even with the limited supply of wa
ter delivered by local associations is
able to sustain a very large popula-
ton. By the act of congress, no per
son may have water from the Recla-
nation projects for more than 100
acres of land in the Rio Grande Val
ley, Or elsewhere in the United States
where the Government has built or
will build dams. This makes cheap
land and water for ALL
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Sentenced to Electric Chair.

New York, June 21.-Salvatore Gov
ernale, an Italian, who shot and killed
two policemen, Alfred A Selleck and
George NJ. Sechler. was today sentenc
ed to death il the electric chair by
Judge Rosisky. He was tried on only
one count, that of killing Secnler,
ty after less than two hours delibera-
ton. The crime for which Governa1e
will be executed was committed on
April IA. He had been engaged in a
ed to arrest MIN, drew revolver and
shot and killed them.
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Virqinia Bankers Meet.

Norfolk, Va, June 21.-Inside inn
on the exposition grounds, is thronged
with bankers today, the occasion be
ing the annual session of the state as
sociation. Among the distinguish ed
men who will address the convention
are Vice President F. A. Vanderslip,
of the National City Bank, New York,
and Ex-Governor Hayward of South
Carolina. Tomorrow will be Virginia
Bankers day at the exposition and the
big show will be turned over to the
visiting tinanciers.
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A Stable Burned.

The stable owned by Robert John
son. and situated in the rear of his
residence on West Seventh street, was
completely burned this morning Mrs.
Johnson was cleaning house and had
collected a pile of debris, and pouring
kerosene over II, set fire to it. In
some manner the stable caught fire
An alarm was turned in, and the fire
boys made a quick run. but the stable
was practically gone by the time
they arrived on the scene. The stable
contained hay and some harness,
which was all burned. 1t was insured
through l. K. McGaffey. Mr.. johnson
Is absent from home.
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OPERATORS GO ON STRIKE
IN SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Cal, June 21.-Tele-
graph operators in the employ of the
Western Union and Postal Companies
of San Francisco and Oakland will pro
badly strike at l p. m. today. The
strike will be purely local and will not
affect eastern Offices. President Small
of the Commercial Telegraphers Union
said the calling of the strike depends
upon the treatment accorded the un-
ion committee by telegraph officials
here If the companies will give the
men a satisfactory statement or agree
to arbitrate, there will be no strike.
If they decline to receive the commit
tee the men will walk out
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Murderer Gets Stay.

st. Louis, Mo-, June 21.-Arthur c.
Biles, under sentence to be hanged
today for the murder of Robert Har-
vey. of Usage City, Mo, has been gran
ted a reprieve pending an appeal. Har
vey was killed on November last
year, having been found unconscious
on vacant lot and dying few hours
later in the city hospital. Biles and
Joseph Brown were arrested and tried
for the crime, the latter confessing
and was sentenced to 1inty-nine
years in the penitentiary
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Carolina is the latest to enter the
lists of magnates in the town that
Jack built" having recently purchased
a mining property in the district on
which an exceptionally rich strike has
been made. Assayers report that the
vein is unusually good and that it may
in time make the South Carolina
Statesman a millionaire. Senator TIL
man has christened his property the
Pitchfork Mining Company. He has
the company will remain a close cor
poration.
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From HONEYMOON to Prison.

New York, June 21.-Married in the
Tombs a few weeks ago and having
spent his honeymoon behind the bars.
Thomas Walsh was today sentenced
to twenty years in the Sing Sing pen
Williams. Sentence was passed upon
Walsh several weeks ago but was sus-
pended by Judge Rosalsky in order
that the convicted man might be mar
ried to Harlem girl Walsh shot and
killed williams a negro while intoxi-
Gated
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Freiqht Traffic AGENTS.

Put-in-Bay, O., June 21.-Optimism
and cneerfulness pervades the annual
meeting of the National Association
of Freight Traffic Agents, which con-
vened here today aid will remain in
session until Saturday evening. Ag-
ents from all parts of the country re-
port magnificentb usinessIg reat
port magnificent business. great gains
having been made by nearly all roads
in the last year A large delegation
of railroad men from Cincinnati is
here attempting to land the 1908 con-
ventiOn for that city
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AOkI WILL BE KEPT
AT WASHINGTON.

New York, June 21-The formal an
nouncement by Viscount Hayashi, Jap
anese Minister for foreign affairs, in
a Toxic dispatch published today,
That Ambassador Aok is to be retain
ed at Washington is regarded here as
clearly establishing the fact that the
present Japanese ministry. headed by
Marquis Saienji. has assured itself OF
the support of both the unionist and
the conservative parties in it's present
attitude toward America.
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Holiday for Root.

Washington, June 21.-According to
plans announced today. Secretary
Root will leave Washington tomorrow
for his country estate near Utica,
where he will pass the summer Di-
nection with Washington and Oyster
Bay has been established for the sec
retary's benefit. Mr.. Root will remain
at Utica until the date of his Mexican
trim
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Notice.

All persons are hereby notified that
the North Spring River Center Ditch
will be dry next Monday and Tues
day, and that persons owning pipes
or posts in or crossing said ditch, are
notified to have the same placed
above or below the water line on said
days.
BY order of the Directors.
10. MISSIONER.
94t2. Asst. Sec.
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Western Financiers.

Spokane, Wash, June PLEADING
bankers and financiers from all the
cities of the state are assembled in
Spokane this morning and were given
cordial reception by the local mem
bers of the Washington State Bankers
association, which holds its twelfth
annual meeting here during the next
three days.
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Light Crop of spuds.

Shawnee, Okla, June 21.-Shawnee,
which has attained widespread fame
as one Of the leading potato markets
OF the country. is likely to lose some of
its prestige this year. growers stating
that the total shipments this summer
win likely not exceed 500 cars. A re-
marl1able FALLING on in the acreage
tais year is responsible for the short
age, as well as the untoward weathe-
Some OF the former biggest potato
raisers have turned their fields in-o
a1falfa pastures. on whicn to raise
hogs. Because of the shortage. prices
6or potafoes WIN be much better this
year than last
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Look out For our WAGON.

Our tank wagon is marked Inde-
pendent and is on the streets of Ros-
well from Z a. m. until G p. m, each
and every day during working days.
II you want to hit the Standard Oil
Trust a solar plexus blow. stop our
wagon and try our goods. We must
have your support. both moral AID
real to live. II the consumers win act
as they talk we will do the rest.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co.
Independent Refineries,
7e-tf. Phone 412>
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Boys Rifle competition.

New York, June 21.-Youthful rife
men. representing nigh schools and
other institutions OF learning in va
rious parts of the country are gather
ed at Creedmoor. l. J., today for the
purpose OF taking part in the first al
nual intercollegiate and interscholas
tic ride composition for the Creedmooz
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PRESS BULLETIN NO. 12s.
New Mexico College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts and AgricuI-
turaI Station, p. o. AgricuI-
turaI College. Inspecting
Fruit for Cooling


Moth.
In press bulletin No. 127 issued Apr.
80, the attention Of the fruit growers
of the Territory was called to the mat
ter of starving out the codlilg moth
this year. Now, that the fruit has
been killed in practically all the fruit
districts in New Mexico, this plan can
this work, however, the introduction
of worms in apples that may be shipp-
ed in, seems to be an obstacle which
if not overcome, will be the cause
reinfesting the fruit districts the
coming year even if all the codling
moths are starved out. In districts
where all the fruit has been killed
there is no doubt that there will be
fruit shipped in during the season.
Since it is almost impossible, espec-
tally in large shipments, to have all
the fruit absolutely free from the cod
ling moth, we can readily see the dan
ger of bringing the worms in from 9th
er sections.
In order to guard against the worms
being introduced some measures
should be taken to keep them out. 1t
is impossible to keep fruit from being
shipped in, and so the next best thing
to do, is to have all the fruit shipped
in thoroughly inspected by competent
inspectors. If the fruit inspected is
found to be infested with the codling
moth it should be destroyed, before
some of the worms have time to crawl
out of the fruit and spin their cocoons
in some safe place. In order to avoid
any trouble and great loses all parties
shipping in fruit into their respective
districts should clearly specify to the
consignors of fruit that all fruit snip
ped in is subjected to inspection by
the local inspectors and if found in
tested with injurious insects it will
be condemned and destroyed. There
fore, nothing but fruit absolutely free
from the codling moth should be paid
for 1t is a well known fact that ship
ping fruit from one place to another
is, orc of the principal methods by
which this insect is dis ,ributed
In order to do this inspection work
it is necessary for the inspectors to
have power and authority to act. The
Territory has a very good law that
provides for the appointment of a
horticultural committee whose duties
shall be to supervise the inspection
of orchards, vineyards, fruits and such
other places within jurisdiction. The
horticultural commissioners have the
power to divide the country into dis
tricts and to appoint local inspector
for each of said districts. The horti-
cultural commissioners and the local
inspector shall be ex-officio quarantine
guardians and as such snail have pow
er and authority to carry on the in
spection work for injurious insects.
The fruit growers of every fruit
growing county il New Mexico should
study the question of starving out the
codling month and of enforcing the
inspection law at least this year. By
the proper enforcing of the law the
work of eradicating the codlilg moth
will be easier and more thoroughly
performed.
FABIAN GARCIA.
June G. 1907
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Nurses Excursion.

Pittsburg, Pa. June 21.-Maay wo-
men prominent in Pittsburg social cir
sion to be held on the Monogahela and
Ohio rivers this evening for the bene-
fit of the alumnae association of the
Mercy Hospital Training School for
Nurses. Dancing, supper and other
amusements will be provided for the
guests of the nurses.
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trophy. The match is open to any pre-
paratory school boy in the United
States and the authorities ii charge
are confident that it will be the most
successful event of the kind ever
held. The tournament will be held
hereafter every spring and is expec-
ted to promote interest in marksman-
ship among the students of America
Institutions of learning.
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Hardware Men Ad iourn.

Boston, June 21.-After the introduc
ton of new efficers and the transac-
tion of unfinished business, the joint
convention of the National and New
England Hardware Dealers Associa-
ton, il session here since Tuesday,
adjourned today. Excursions will be
operated tomorrow for the benefit of
the delegates to various points Of in
terest in the vicinity
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rb. Scarcity of Hax-

Despite the fact that this is an al
falfa country and that large quantities
of hay are grown, it is almost impossi-
BILE to secure hay here in small guam
titles We know of one instance in
which a prominent citizen tried to Sc
cure hay for his own use and failed.
The cause for all this is that the grow
ers contracted for practically their
entire output for the year. last fall,
and tnat this hay is being shipped out
of the valley
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Fairbanks at Evanston.

Chicago, ILL.,, June 21.-An address
by Vice president Fairbanks and the
installation of DR.. A. w. Harris as
president were the principal attrac-
tions at the commencement exercises
of the Northwestern university at
Evanston today.
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Sewanee Celebration.

Sewanee, Tenn. June, 21.-Competi-
tive drills il which the members of
Companies A and B. of the Sewanee
Grammar school participated were the
principal attractions at the Sewanee
celebration today. Tonight
the orators of the institution will take
part in the contests for the Knight
and Louisiana medals at Forensic hall
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OPPOSE THE
PRESIDENT

Denver, Colo, June 21.-The pub
lie Land Convention after three days
debate came to an end last night with
a series of resolutions, which while
they stamped with disapprOval the
Land policy of President Roosevelt in
most of its phases were moderate in
tone although firm in demand for
modification of the administration
policy.
In speaking of the convention, Secre
tary of Interior Garfield, who attend
ed every session said today, that the
federal officials who attended the con-
vention had learned much from hear
ing at first hand the complaints of the
people of the west. He added: What
we ourselves mad to say was of secon
dary importance, but we were glad to
hear and consider honest difference
of opinion. Until something better
is offered, however, 1 shall favor leas-
ing or a permit system for grazing on
and as we can find way for better
melts from time to time, they will be
gladly accepted. AS to the irrigation
of your San Luis Valley Lands, it may
be possible to modify the Government
policy, but further investigation will
be required. Already the Government
has restored for filing, large areas in
Forest reserves and in coal land pro-
perties, SO that service is on a pretty
good basis. But the nation is bigger
than any state and its interests must
be first considered
The following telegram was receiv-
ed at this Office, dated Denver, June
20, 10 D. m:
Public Lands Convention unanimous
ly adopted the resolutions declaring
against any form of government con-
troll Forestry service declared ulcon
stitutional. ELLA WHITE.
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Church Anniversary.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 21.-Memb-
ers of Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church today began a celebration of
the second anniversary of the dedi-
cation of the edifice. The feature will
be banquet tomorrow night, when
General Arthur Macarthur and Bis
hop H. w. Warren, of Denvert, will
be the guests of honor
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OIL OIL OIL

If you want good goods at honest
prices, call up Phone Alp and ask our
wagon to deliver you our high-erade
oil or gasoline. Give US a trial and let
is convince you
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co,
Independent Oil Refineries.
76-tf. Phone 412
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NO STRIKE IN THE
TIN PLATE INDUSTRY

Pittsburg, Pa, June 21.-No strike
will follow the refusal of the Ameri
can Sheet Tin plate Company to con-
cede to an increase of six to sixteen
percent in wages of employees. At
ter a conference the Amalgamated As
sociatio1 of Iron, Steel and Tin work
ers agreed to accept last years scale.
The decision affects about $4,000.
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TURNING WATER INTO
THE AONDO RESERVOIR

Last night and today quite a lot
of water was turned into the Ho1do
Reservoir. There was a rise that
came down the Hondo striking the res
ervoir early last night. and this was
turned into the big dam. This morn
ing another came down and this was
also turned in.
Here in town there was water in the
Hondo this morning it being about
four feet deep
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

Roswell, N. NJ, June 21.-Tempera-
ture max. 80 min. so, mean 50. Pre-
cipitatioa in inches and hundredths,
.06; Wind, dir. NE. veloc. 2; Wealth
er. pit. cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair Tonight and Saturday warmer
tonight.
M. WRIGHT.
omc1Al IN Charge.
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MUTINY IN
FRANCE

ParlS June Zl.-A DdUCanOn OT III
fantry stationed at Agde deserted with
it's arms and ammunition and joined the
irsurgent wine growers. At Beziers
they camped in the principal square
of the town and stacked arms. They
demanded to be allowed to occupy
their former barracks at Beziers. Au-
thorities demand tneir unconditional
surrender.
The government was interpellated
in the chamber of deputies today as to
what steps it proposed to take in or
der to restore order in the south.
Premier Clemenceau, in the course OF
his reply said over hundred soldiers
were wounded in the fighting with riot
ers yesterday at Narbon1e. Then he
fully confirmed the Associated press
dispatches in regard to the mutiny of
a battalion of the 18th infantry at
Agde and it's march to Beziers and
said he could not listen to any propo-
sition for the conditional surrender of
the mutineers. He concluded by de-
manding vote of confidence. OppO
sition deputies fiercely attacked the
government saying the Cuirassiers act
ed like cossacals, that women and
children had been slaughtered and
that the release of FerrOul, ex-mayOr
of Narbonne, alone would restore or
der, otherwise, according to one speak
er, "The bloody riot of today will be
a revolution tomorrow.
Beziers, FIR, June 21.-General Bail
loud, arrived here this afternoon and
after an interview with the mutileers
of the Seventeenth infantry, they later
decided to return to their regiment.
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RULE BY
MILITARY

St. Petersburg. June 21.-An Imper-
ial Ukase has been issued to the Gov
ernors Of practically all the provinces
of Russia where some form of Martial
law has already been proclaimed ac-
cording them special powers and EN-
powering them to suspend newspapers
disperse meetings, Danish undesirable
persons and take other measures for
the maintenance of public security by
administrative process, without haV-
ing to resort to courts and to infiict
punishment up to three months impri-
sonment and $500 fine. This step was
taken to head on agrarian disorders,
the possibility Of which is believed to
be greatly increased by the determi-
nation of the Social Democrats, social
revolutionists and members of the
Group OF toll, to issue a joint mani
festo to the Nation, urging the people
not to accept the "Aristocratic Re
gime contemplated under the new ele-
ction law" But to defend the idea of
popular representation by force
Kiev, Russia, June 21.-Court Mar
tial convened to try mutinous sappers
at Summer camp Ba1ievlSa is said
have acted promptly. 1t is reported
that forty-eignt mutineers already
been condemned and shot.