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HOUSE FOR RENT, 5 rooms $1,000
per month. See Walter NJ. Olive.
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c. G. HALL, Undertaken and funSr-
n director. Mira. C. G. Hall. la1v
assistant.
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lEOUsiikEltiaixG kdo3ls vs,tsa
every lMtis thilA. il ron hats. 10,
to rsat here Il the placs 70 edSsf'
tie then il NJ want co,anfi.
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EUR n4NT-Sif room : furnished
house. Mcaera throughout. In
auire Of Walter N. Olive. S-21
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II. W. RUSSELL. for wal patiss,
painta aua oils. painting. p&Dss
hfisiht and signs.
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ATTORNEYS

REEVES & REEVES, Lawyers We
natchee Drug Co. building. Phone
222.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
SIGNS COUNTY "
SALARY REDUCTION BIl11

= Governor Hagerman today signed
house substitute for house bill No. 81
the bill providing for lower salaries
for the assessors and treasurers of the
several counties, and the bill now be-
comes effective i'm Bernalillo county.
The governor has also signed the fol-
lowing bills: House bill No. 1870, to
regulate logging; house bill No. 1873.
fixing the time for holding terms of
court in the First judicial district:
house bill No. 124, to amend section
1855 of the laws of 1897 house bill
No. 1872, an act relating to the sale
of lands I'm town sites, title To which is
vested in the probate court; house
bill No. 1874, relating TO the manage
ment of community land grants;
house substitute for council bill No.
40. to amend the corporation law Nto
exempt religious and charitable cor
porations from the necessity of max
ing annual reports to the secretary.
house joint resolution No 6, provid-
ing for the transfer Of the old Palace
To the government; house bill No.
110 limiting the sale of native liquors,
house bill No. 1871, providing for the
management of the Manzano land
grant; house bill No. 1SS, to repeal
chapter Of the laws of 1905; COM
mittee substitute for council bill No.
I. defining certain crimes and fixing
their punishment council bill No, 63,
defining the property rights of hus-
band and wife: house bill No. l24,
providing for the management and
distribution Of the waters of the ter
ritory for irrigation purposes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
HOUSE PASSES CONFERENCE
COMMITTEE ELECTION LAW

The house. during the afternoon. in
committee of the whole. with Mr.
Mirabel in the chair. considered the
proposed election law proposed by the
conference committee. The bill was
considered section by section, al
though only 10 out of the III sec
tions were read. The bill was then
reported to the house by the commit
tee of the whole, and was passed by a
viva Voce vote. The house during the
afternoon passed the following bills:
Council bill No A., providing for
the assessment of bank stock,
Council bill No A. relating to the
de facto government of Gallup
House bill No 20 and house bill
No. 173, returned to the house with
amendments by the council were
taken up and the house concurred in
the council amendments.
House bin No 1a9 was also taken
-m fGf constdefau0n Uf The buEuil
amendments making the bill effective
January J., 1908. The amendment
was concurred in. This is the road
law
House bill No. 169 relating to the
duties Of school trustees was passed.
Also house bill No. 201 relating to
the bond in certain crimes
The house then took a recess until
1880 o'clock.
Several messages were received
from the governor during the house
session this afternoon, and it is UNDER
stood that several of these messages
carry the disapproval Of the eXecu-
tive on bills originating in the house
None of the messages was read
however and it is presumed they will
take the same discourteous course as
in the case of the message vetoine
house bill No. s, upon which there
has thus far been no action.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
ENTIRE DAY DEVOTED
TO EXPERT TESTIMONY
Attorneys still Confident of Finishing
Thaw Trial This Week.

New York. March l9.-By prolong-
ing his cross-eNaminatiun of one of
the seven alienists introduced by the
defense to testify that Harry *, Thaw
was insane when he shot and killed
Stanford White. District Attorney
Jerome made it impossible for the de-
fenSe finally to close its case today.
When adjournment until tomorrow
was taken there was pending only tile
matter of the admission of a letter
written by Thaw to J. d. Lyon, a
Pittsburg banker, with Mr. Dclmas
said would help to fix the young mans
state of mind before the roof gar
den tragedy and the likelihood that
Evelyn NeSbit Thaw will be allied to-
morrow briefly to combat the testi-
mony of Abraham Hummel
District Attorney Jerome limited
that an important witness for the
prosecution might reach the city to-
night. The chances, however are that
a half days session tomorrow will be
sufficient to conclude all the testi-
mony that Is to be offered by either
side. An adjournment then will be
taken until Thursday morning, when
Mr.. Delmas will begin his summing
up speech. He will have all of Thurs
day to himself, and MIR, jerome will
reply on Friday. Justie Fitzgerald
may charge the jury that evening or
he may for the first time hold court
on Saturday in order to conclude the
case before the week ends
With the exception of the last few
minutes Of the afternoon session the
entire day was given over to expert
testimony.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20

actually in the presence Of the enemy.
Mitchell entered the army during the
war with Spain, as second lieutenant
of troop +. of the First Ohio volun-
teer cavalry. and while stationed at
Huntsville. Ala. in August. 1888. was
designated by an order from Captain
Rogers. regimental quar,ermaster OF
the First Ohio, To take command OF
the troop He continued 10 perform
the duties Of that command until the
following October. He then made
claim 10 the pay of a captain under
the act of April. 4 S9S, providing that
in time of war every officer serving
with troops operating against the enc
my who shall exercise under assign
meut in orders. issued by competent
authority. Il. command above that per-
tanning To his grade. shall be entitled
to receive pay and allowance of the
grade appropriated To the command so
exercised" and also for pay for the
extra month allowed at the rate paid
captain. The court of claims de-
cided I'm Mitchell's favor, holding that
he was entitled to captains rate, but
Chief Justice Fuller's opinion re-
verSed that ruling and held that he
should receive only the pay of a see
ond lieutenant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
THE TORRANCE
COUNTY BILL
IS DEAD
HOUSE REFUSES TO PASS
BILL BY VOTE OF 13 TO II
Measure in Which Councilman
DaIieS Has Centered All His.
Attention During the Session
Put Out of Business,
The Morning Journal Bureau,

Santa Fe. y. NJ. March lgs
The house during the afternoon
took up council bill No. Is, reported
from the committee on counties and
county lines. without recommendation
This is Councilman Dalies' bin to
move the county seat of Torrance
county from Estancia To Willard 1t is
IN connection with this bill that the
legislature took a trip over the Santa
Fe Central railroad and it is upon this
measure that Mr.. Dales has centered
his entire attention during the legisla.
tive session. 1t has been said that Mr.
Dalies received promise from the
Bursum remnant that his bin would
be passed by the machine influence
provided Mr. Dalies stood ~ for the
machine. Mr. Dalies has carried out
his part of the agreement but the
machine has not, having failed to
make good in this as well as many
other cases, in which large and roseate
promises were made i'm exchange for
support. The house today refused to
pass the Torrance county bill by a
vote Of 3 to 40. When the bill came
up Mr. Abbott, of Santa Fe, at once
moved to table II indefinitely. The
motion was lost by a vote of IL to IL.
Mr.. Holt then moved that the bill!
be read preparatory to its passage.
MIR Abbott of Santa Fe moved to
amend to table the bill and this time
the vote was IL to 10 AR. Abbott
then moved to table the recOnsidera-
tion of the vote and this motion was
lost by vote of Il to Il. The bill
therefore stin lies on the speakers
table Beach moved to defer further
action on the bill to 0 a. IN. Wednes-
daV but This motion was lost nv y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
penrose Court Martial.

San Antonio, March 19.-The cross
examination of Captain Lyon today in
the Penrose court martiak was the oc-
casion for numerous tilts between the
defense and the prosecution, Colonel
Glenn arguing for the former ana
Lieutenant Walsh for the latter
William Hewitt said he firmly be-
lieved the citizens of Brownsville had
fired upon the post but he had not
examined the barracks for the bullet
marks and had heard of no such
marks being found by anyone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
COLORADOA|MS
To REGULATE
RAILROADS
RECIPROCAL DEMURRAGE
PROVIDED IN NEW LAW
Failure to Supply Cars Involves
Same Penalty for Roads That
Failure to Unload Involves for
Shipper,
[Ry MornIng JournaI specIal Ieased Wlre.l

[By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.l
Denver March 19.-The senate to-
day passed the railway commission
bill, which had already passed the
house. 1t now gees to the governor.
The commission Is empowered To
hear complaints in cases where the
railroads are charged with dscrimina-
tions and rebates, change the rates
where they are found to be discrim-
inatory, but such order shall be sub
ject to review in the district court and
later IN the supreme court should
the railroads lose the case and appeal
it To the highest tribunal. If the ap-
peal has not been decided I'm ninety
days, then the order of the commits
sion shall become operative until
decision has been rendered.
There is also a reciprocal demuf-
rage provision In the bill which al
lows the collection by the shipper Of
81 day from the railroad for failure
To deliver cars within a reasonable
time after they have been ordered.
The railroads now collect 81 q day
from shippers who fail to unload cars
OF freight to them after forty-eight
hours.
Another provision gives the shipper
the right OF action against the rail-
roads for any loss that might grow
out Of failure OF the common carriers
to deliver cars within a reasonable
time. These are the main features
OF the bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
The Morning Journal Bureau.
Santa Fe. n. NJ, March 10.


The council this morning, by unan-
imous vote. passed council substitute
for the house appropriation bill after
making minor amendments to the bill
The bill was passed in the council
after it had been read in full upon
the request of Mr.. Dalies. Mr.. Dalies
and Mr. Sargent had a sharp differ
ence on the floor of the council upon
the necessity for the reading of the
entire bill The bill was reported to
the house Immediately after the after
noon recess, and Mr.. Holt Immediately
moved to lay it on the table indefi-
nitely The bill was tabled on a viva
voce vote without reading and without
minute having been given to its con-
slderation. Mr. Holt then moved for
the appointment Of a conference COM
mttee consisting Of seven members,
with the speaker as chairman, to meet
a like committee from the council for
the ~urpose Of drawing up new bill.
Upon this committee there We're APP
pointed with the speaker MessrS. Holt,
Abbott of Santa Fe Ramon Sanchez,
GallegOs Reach and Studley. Al 4
O'Clock the house took recess to all
low the conference committee to go to
the council with request for the ap-
pontment nf.a like committee in that
Dddy. ~'M ftoit aS spokesman Tor
the committee. notified the council Of
the action Of the house, and requested
the appointment Of a conference COM
mittee for the purpose Of attempting
to draw ~ a new bill.
Mr. Cameron took the chair and
Mr. Spiess took the floor to speak
upon the request for a conference. He
-1,. ,afI, t41 M,
mains for the passage Of an appro-
pration bill and to the necessity for
the passage of such measure He
said that It appeared that the council
bill was as distasteful to the house as
the house bill had been TO the council
and made lengthy plea for a last
effort to reach an understanding He
referred to the district attorney bill
and other riders on the house bill to
which objection had been made,
stating that some of these riders We're
dietasteful to him in person, and that
they all were evidently distasteful to
majority in the council He said
that while the council could not agree
on the district attorney bill, it could
aoree on an appropriation bill. He
Ur"ed that a conference committee be
appointed.
Mr.. Spiess then returned to the
chair and Mr.. Daies moved that the
chair appoint a committee Of seven
with the president as a member. Mr..
Sargent moved to table Mr., Dalies'
notion Mr.. Dales then made the
point of order that conference com
mttec was a previous question, and
that the chair had the right to appoint
such Il committee without a motion.
Mr. SuipsS announced that il had been
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
WESTERN LINES
ACCUSED Of
CRUELTY
LIVE STOCK KEPT IN CARS
BEYOND THE LEGAL LIMIT
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
Companies Named in Conn.,
plants Filed in Federal Court
at Los Angeles,
tBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire ]


Los Angeles, March 19.-Com-
plants were filed in the United states
district court today by District Attor-
ney Oscar LawIer, charging the Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific Railway
companies with cruelty TO animals un-
der the federal statute providing for
proper feeding, watering and resting
of livestock, while in progress of ship
ment Seven counts were made
against the Santa Fe and two against
the Southern Pacific. The penalty for
each offense, if convicted, is $500.
All of the shipments complained Of
originated in Arizona and destined to
consgnees of this city, and cover a
period from November, 1906, to the
first of the present year. In the sew
eral complaints against the Santa Fe
1t is claimed that the company failed
to give any care whatever to stock in
shipment for different periods of time
ranging from thirty-ninc to fifty-four
hours Horses, cattle and calves were
the shipments.
In one case the Santa Fe is charged
with hauling fifty-fOur head of cattle
from Seigman. Ariz.. to this city in
fifty-four hours, without giving the
stock any attention. In another in
stance, tWenty-seVen horses were
brought from Selegman to this city
and were on the road fifty-four hours
without care The two counts against
the Southern Pacific are made in the
case of a shipment over the Maricopa,
Phoenix and Salt River railroad,
which shipment was later, handled by
the Santa Fe railroad. The Arizona
railroad named is a Southern Pacific
branch. The shipments were local
packing house shipments aud individ-
ual shipments. The law provides that
live stock must be unloaded for five
hours of rest after each twenty-eight
hours i'm the cars and also that they
must be properly fed and watered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
SENATE COMMITTEE MAY
VISIT BROWNSVILLE {

Washington. March l9.--None of
Senator Foraker's expected witnesses
had arrived when the senate commit
tee ON military affairs met today and
an adjournment of the Brownsville In
vestigation was taken until tomorrow.
Chairman Warren had put in tho
record another telegram of denial in
regard to the alleged confession OF
d. c. GRAY at Galveston, that negco
soldiers shot up the town.
The committee viii either TAX 4
recess next Saturday or await The
coming of al of the. Officers of the
Twenty infantry. who were at
Brownsville, and at that time fix a
date for its prospective visit to
Brownsville
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
The Morning Journal Bureau.
Santa Fe, n. NJ, March 10.

The council this morning in eXecu-
tive session, confirmed the following
executive nominations:
10 be Territorial Treasurer-Levi
Hughes, OF Santa Fe.
70 be Territorial Audltor-W. G..
Sargent, OF Rio Arriba.
10 be Commissioner of Public
Lands-Robert r. ErVlen, Of Union
county
To be Territorial Travelling Auditor
-+Charles V. Stafford Of san Juan
county
TO be Fish and Game Warden--
William r.. Griffin.
To be Members of the Board OF
Equalization j Palen, Of santa
re: T.. V. Chayes, of Bernalillo' Frank
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
DANGEROUS POWDER
CAUSE OF DISASTER
Court of>l0auir~s FtrGS Ra,iles'siri
Jena Explosion Due TO Spon-
tane0us Combustion.

Toulon. France, March 19--The
court of inquiry appointed to deter
mine the cause of the explosion on
March II upon the battleshig jena
decided today that the disaster was
caused by a spontaneous explosion of
"B" powder, due to decomposition ana
the elevation of the temperature OF
the magazine 1t was also stated that
this powder was very unstable and
had caused previous accidents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
COUNCIL CONFIRMS BIG BATCH Of
IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS
Levi Hughes to Be Treasurer Sargent Auditor Duncan Coal
Oil Inspector; Erven of Union, Commissioner of Public
Lands Chavez for Insurance Commissioner; Stafford Re-
Appointed in Equalization and Cattle Boards

Z. Jones, Of Grant; Hilton NJ. Let's,
of ColfaX; j. f. Hinkle, of Chavez; +.
a. Miera, of. Sandoval; Martin Lob
man. Of Dona Ana.
70 be Members of the Cattle Sani-
tary Board-E Il. Manning. of Col
fax county; w. c. Mcdonald of Lin
coin county: G. l.. Ballard, of Chavez;
+. G. Austin OF san Miguel; Victor
Culberson, of Grant; George W. Ba-
ker, OF Union.
TO be Coal oil nspector-James $.
Duncan.
To be Superintendent of Insurance
--Jacobo Chavez.
TO be Irrigation Engneer-N. L..
sullivan. of Eddy.
In executive session this afternoon
the council confirmed the appoint
ment of A. r. Renehan and G. II.
Kaune. of Santa Fe. to be members
Of the capital custodian committee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
PROSECUTION PROMISES
TO GET FRISCO GRAF TIERS

san Francisco March l9.-Secret
Service Agent Burns has made the fol-
lowing statement regarding the prose-
cution of the city officials and others
accused of corrugtion:
"rhe evidence that we have now IN
legal form is the same evidence thar
was in our possession months ago. u
reaches to every department OF the
city government and includes the tfol-
ley deal and the transactions between
the Supervisors and the two telephone
companies
What | said In the beginning. !
can repeat now that the prosecution
will get every man who has been ac-
cused. Every supervisor has now been
before the grand jury except Sander
son, and he will be called later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
SUPREME COURT DECIDES
AGAINST ARMY OFFICER
Cannot Collect Pay OF, Higher Rank
Save for Service in Presence
of Enemy.

Washington. March l9-Some OF
the questions pertaining to the sub
iect of extra pay for army officers OF
the army during war were considered
by the supreme court of the United
States I'm disposition of the case of
the United states versus Don c.
Mitchell which was decided In favor
of the United states In an opinion
handed down by Chief Justice Fuller.
The particular point involved was that
relating to extra pay for duty ir
higher rank in time of war, but not
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
Hot Wave sweeps Oklahoma.

Guthrie. Okla. March 19.-All
heat records of oklahoma we're
broken when the THERMOMETERS TINS al
ternoon registered 102 in the shade.
The usual humidity was accompanied
bv a stiff breeze. Reports from all
over the territory are of a like nature.
AT Oklahoma City the mureury
reached 81 and at Thomas 90,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
Idnhn NIiners' TrinI.

Boise. Idaho. March 19.--Argu-
ments were continued this afternoon
on the motion for change of venue
i'm the Moyer- Haywood Pettibone case
before Judge Wood. Court was not in
session this morning on account of the
funeral of a brother of the late'GoV~
ernor Steunenberg. AfftdaVits We're
read this afternoon to support the mo-
ton for change Of venue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20

ments to council bill No. IL, providing
for the taxation of sleeping cars.
House bill No l91, the general edu-
cation bill, came into the council. and
upon motion of Mr.. Dalies, was re-
ferred to the committee on territorial
affairs 1t is understood that an ef-
fort is going to be made in the. council
to strike out the house provision pro-
viding an educational qualification for
county superintendents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
ONE MORE EFFORT TO
DIVIDE SAN MIGUEL COUNTY

Mr.. Duncan this afternoon intro
duced in the council council bill No.
130, an act creating Coronado county.
The bill was held to be out of order
by President Spiess, under the resolu-
ton passed by the council yesterday
that no further county bills should be
considered in the council.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
RaIlroad Manager Resigns.

El Paso, Texas, March 19--C. l..
Graves has resigned as general man
ager Of the chihuahua and Pacific. to
engage in mining In Sonora, Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-20
COUNCIL APPROPRIATION
RI! BLY, @:ttf1s1 s: 1ABLED IN HOUSE
WITHOUT CONSIDERATION
Holt Moves to Kill the Measure Immediately Upon Its Being
Reported From the Council and House Appoints Conference
Committee to Draw New Bill.
COUNCIL CONCURS IN CONFERENCE
AFTER SHARP DIVISION ON SUBJECT

Prospect for an Agreement Is Considered Very Remote
House Puts in the Morning on the Conference Committee
Election Law Which Is Passed by Unanimous Vote After
Consideration in Committee Of the WhoIe-Many Other
Bills Passed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22

always on the lookout for the latest bit of excitement. Just now 1t is buz- zing over one Russell Hopkins. mill lionafre. who has waSered that he will drive a pair df zebras up Broadway. This street has already seen strange sights of this sort as only last winter an elephant was called in to draw sleighing party along it. But in the forthcoming zebra affair Broadway will see a real sight. In the first place zebras have never been harnessed in this country They are not what might be called cheap either, and MT: Hopkins undertaking it is estimated will cost him. something like s20,0o0 before 1t Is completed. Many animal experts here assert that 1t cannot be done. but MT. Hopkins intends to try and has already opened negotiations for mate for his zebra sing Sing.
 Just WOW soon this zebra team may be seen in public is unknown. as It's appearance may be postponed until Mr. Hopkins finishes yacht race from New York to Colon, Panama The race is to be early in November and in Broadway's parlance Is the sportiest ever since the wager is nothing more than the best dinner to be gottte in New York To decide who shall pay for it is possible that Mir. Hopkins and his opponent. Major Miller, will each purchase new yacht, and if this be- comes necessary it Is estimated that the settling of this wager will cost well along towards half a million dollars a truly regal manner of settling a din- ner bet which appeals to the sporting instincts of the Great White Way"
 Longacre.