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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Attacked by Coyo,es,

Awakened from hrs .leep by the
bowling OF coyotes and the bawlinR of
cattle, b.. IL. Alvoid, Il wealthy stock
man OF Beowawe, Friday night aroueed
his men and went t" ascertain the
trouble, The mon sadJh i their horees
and rode to The scene OF the colnmotion,
To lind a band oil coyorcs, estimated at
$50 III number, dealing hnv &c to a drove
of calves. They rode ,uLo the thick of
1t, Hiring their revolver and elashing
with quirls, IL frightened the coyotes
away. Then they got down to see what
tho results OF battle were, and found
twenty seven calves d, AL and thirty
seriously injured. Tie coyotes had
been driven out Of the hills by the deep
snow, and were viciously savage and
hungry.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Salmagundi
'NoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

iHo aiptheHa patient is getting along
o'ceiy' and no more cases ar. r.port.d
! WIS thought last evening that Miss
''ar' french had the disease. lint ,o
are uhpPy t" state la: she has not II
U'eF' oony Is careful, the spread OF the
ui7eHSe will TIE prevented.
'"'e"'c L. ~h""u."L, Ihrr re beng BOZ
men employ I'll by the railroad nm ,u.
"o"h ur wash. Times are urosner,us
ou' TO are tile knights Of the grit.
'io"".s are over rInumg the town nun
n'sh'ly dcprcds ,uus Iuke uIoce
S~thrcbliRLt bulletin.
Everything was quiet on the surIa,
Ho.diield yesterday. Goy,r,.
'P"f"7 was on the ground conferruu.
VIII Col. Rc! nolds. lie WIG b,.,u,
loosely guarded To prevent any mtempl,
"l "os"sshI.Gon. Tho opening Of ,h,
"''es was postponed until this mot,-
= All sorts II wIiI ruunurr 80,
regulation III the {. n,p, but u.,,
~
loved g%roundlcss uu mvc,tir,uy
.. la! noius fears trouble when IL,
'nes open.
j. Holman Buck, editor Of the West
ern Nevada Miner, published at Nina,
shot and XII. ed Francis Burton at Gold-
Held .~esterH"y. IiuriOn WAS the man ,
"ho played - part III Tie wrcckInp of
lie Go'dtirii Bank N Trust Company
wv" years ago and WAS considered q
rOuo!r-mak Z, He went Ia RawhIte a
'e" days ago uud WAS ordered ONT Of
hat camp. Buck commented Oh this
III his paper Nod Barton threatened his
me- Buck prepared for trouble AMI
"hen they met pulled Il revolver and
shot Burton, killing him instantly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Boyd - Benhauon

At the Presbyterian NJ ,nse Tuesday
Mt five o'clock john w. Boyd
and Mary &. BenhaEun were made
md wife according to the rites
OF the Presbyterian chuFcI Rev. George
u. Greenfield officiating. Both bride
N groom are residents @: Wells
where they will make their future home.
Mr.. Boyd is IA conducttr On the South
ern Pacific where he has been employed
for several Nears und il well known in
this part OF the State. The IsDEPEH-
DaNT wishes them much j " and happi.
ness in their married lie.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Threatened With Assassination.

\ Goldhcld dispatch Of the 10Th Ia the
Reno Gazatte says:
That Governor Sparkle Is III peril Of
his lifc WIS the sensational an uounce-
ment TINT "as made today by mcD ON
the inside. Since his action in request
lng that federal troops be called out he
has received many threatening letters,
and among some Of the arcn agitaiors
his action has been condemned III the
bitterest terms. lie was due tn arrive
here Thursday, but rapid Developments
IN the sit uatiou ut this end and the fact
that the chief executive had planned to
come to this city un II certain day was
known, brought about n change in
plans. lie has been closely guarded
while here, and oven before leaving
Carson his residence was under constant
surveillance. II anything happens to
him it will be the eignal for war, Hs he
has hosts OF friends here and through
out the state, and n campaign OF cx-
termination would he begun IL he wore
assHssinated. The memory Of the
~Steuncnbcrg tragedy il still fresh III the
public mind, and nothing is being left
undoue to guard against a repetition OF
that dreadful happening
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Fencing Public LAID
EDITOR INpEpEHDESr:-

EDITOR lNDEPENDEST:-
Tho Government bas evidently decid-
ed IL enforce the Law against Illegal
fencing Of puLlic lanus. There can be
no doubt but that n considerable num-
her Of our raucbcrs have violated and
are today violating this law. Tue wisesi
thing for such persons is to " til, ir
illegal fences down, and have then
down IN MEDlATELG.
II is to he observed that o only is
any fence ON thr public domHin which
actually Ohstructs or impedes passage
across the public domain, is within the
prohibition OF the statute.
An inspection OF the United States
statute ON this tutj'c Ct shows us that oil
leu es on public lands are unlawful,
except IN three case: First, where the
rarl! mt the. time of erecting the fence
acquired IN good faith; second, where
the person constructing the fence does
so under color Of title made and Rcguir-
ed in good faith; and third, where the
person cuclosing the land at the time of
erecting the enclosure does so with a
genuine anu bona tide intention Of
applying for and acquiring title to the
land under the general land laws Of the
United States.
Ii is not only unlawful to erect such a
fence, but it is contrary to the statute to
maintain or control such Il fence or
enclosure,
Thus far tho court has not decided in
this state whether Il fence may be law
fully erected on "a vdid INNING claim,
or on ii desert land entry, entered under
the Carey law; 5:: where such ell
closurco are made in goou faith, they
probably come within the exception to
the statute.
Those persons who have public lands
enclosed, although the land nla be
absolutely worthless, and although the
enclosure Toe made in order TO save the
expense Of erecting longer fences, which
would Gr necessary i'll case the actual
boundary lines Of the land were folIwcd,
are just as much within the statute us
though til, land we're Of the greatest
value.
Tho penalty 81 violation of thus law is
not only tine, bn. imprisonment; and
while no m%inluun is provided Tor IT is
non the less true that both u line and u
tcrh OF imprisonment must he inflicted
This communication docs not cover
every question that may come mp in con-
noct!On with this law. II - II tea. led t.
direc; the attention nf ia -, Interested
to some points Atom! which Their. ia
doubtless more ar less isapprchcnsion.
1t rs 'mlnriHnt that the public should
be correctly Informed in thus cunncc-
uou; and it any mistakes have iuadvcr;-
emily been made in this letter, I will
thank my brothers III the legal profcs-
sion to call the public's attention H.
tho same.
f.. j. l.. IABER,
EiHo, Nevada, December II, 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Salmagundi.
FROM DAILY

lhs' W 'i'N'A'l " 'hbk til'II
Irene, left DOR Oakland Saturday even
iHg To spend the winter.
Major Miller, utnto bank examiner,
vii leave Tor Ely tonight Ia rIHmIne
the state hanks ut TINT groSiug city.
FaC'ori'r N japan 10 lot stop work
on Sunday, hut usually the first and
diieenth or each month arc holidays.
H'ou want To buy u good piece Of
Eko real c~s,atc, see the -For Salc-
n"hee rl+ew here IN this lssur.
Poultry mon are abou, to for An ~
gsu'z ,tion. GWnt Cuaar! do they pro-
p'sc I" give the price OF oggs nn0ther
bops,Y
dn. J. Il. McGtnncss, MB. S. f..
heGinhess aud Chauuccy MCGInnCas of
Mountain CITY left for Los Angclcs
Sunday afternoon.
lie subscription committee CanyaGscd
Tue hsu ,"dny Tor iunis for the public
Vhrstmns tree. 1hoy met a liberal
fe'pone Ia thu r appeal and the success
Of Tie tree IN assured. Tho committees
should yet to work.
The Southern Pacific Inns issucl M ul-
hna'un to tho effect that hence forth
90 goods consigned to poln,e Oh the
lonopah Il doidiicld lcaiIroad will be
nAuled over Ito lines unic8 tho freight
% prepaid, -GJldtield Chronicle.
human nature must have forced Il
snn on tho TACO oi Grover Clovcl aud
Shen be heard that President Roosevelt
nad ordered M ineuo OF bonds and ocrti'
oca'es TO try and stop Tho pnnic.
The team that delivers beer around
"Rh ran away just after noon. They
Nen' through town nj n lively pace and
Se'c caught by mon on horse bnck
NO damage wm done TO Billy Stinson
"e dnVer, or 10 tho wagon
oi1'y ycnrB ago n Pennsylvania farmer
Vu' uowo u chestnut troo 0n q neigh
""'e property. Rccontly tho hcits o
'ue '"o farmers paid tho costs upoi
"oai decision u tho suit. Tho toia
'ipehsoo' havo boon 10000.
~ 'ns' accounts, tho situation n
.O''held WA quiet, at loaat on tho eur
lHce. Maine W T. r.. ,,,,mnonin
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13

Ogde" yard. with nor" ,.,:.r ir'".,
cara ami chat "a" 80 h,,F - -
train s!n'i i"fw" ~ sur !nr ia
more than tiHn nu",her. -iiumho. t
Star.
One II the axles OF the mail ear ON
No. broke this mnInnrH md III" car
was GroDrrl fro - the ,cain west II h re-.
AS a rrs"Ht no western m;i' cached
ko oh. Hit u"ur WI reach here
nnnl y . 10 ar -i.c. t"m.h. [ lun'is
tie H' y g:sr as : the rhiiE"ad people
m'ILl i,"yrli,Ard "p II srir tie tai br'np
'i"ug t!ig r.ail.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Notice To Parents.

At the meeting at Which it was de-
cided TO have a Public Christmas Tree,
it was also decided that presents should
be given to all children in tie Town OF
Elko, between the ages OF two and four.
teen years, inclusive.
All parents having children between
tho ages OF two and fourteen yeare, in
elusive, in tile Town Of Elko, arc there
fore earnestly requested to send the
names OF their children, together with
their nges to- tho Undersigned, 80 that no
child entitled to receive u present from
tho Public Christmas free will DO over.
looked.
Miss NJ. +. IIouuH.
Elko, Nevada, December G, 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
SaImaaundi.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

s,ormy, nasty day. Rn,u and .now
49,, melted as fast as it fell held the
:, NJ WAY since early this ornunr
storu ia good for the country.
no an explosion Of coal gas in the
inca Il tie ConP"lidaied 'oh Jon
Mt M~mruusIgh, WcS, Vir inia,
vsster lay NOR '.' , A" ""s ovo "'"'crf
,rt,p Al O" .u'm. "nu - !r, eL
.,a, All wee killed.
...t,,s An .r, Il ct. Ill 'rs l.. the
,,., p.,,.r- ,u,it "a: d. lten : Tuur-.!uy
IN and carried oil valuable papers
80, s,oi found I'D the Offices Of Attorne,
0.en.. The police ara working ~ the
and believe they haze II clew that
may lead 10 the ar est II the BURGLAR.
,,o,,ey Clover uH- installed IA tele-
in Ia. Elite market aud he will
rive prompt Htt'nnon TO all phone
orders.
~. name of Mrs. GartDer was uurr-
,.o,,u.JIy omitted from ine committee
- ,r ..nt- ~ published yuster day.
uu Cartier III u member of that com
mt,es and ie viii rs 'st IN the worx u
the commltteo.
IN, thous ,uds uf cents or nickels OF
dimes dropped int the Salvation Army'e
,,,n k,tlIr under the red tripods nj the
.,o.., corners III New York city last
n.,.ubcr provided Christmas dinners
fri, fan, 5000 poo people, and 400
xo,, supplied with clothing with the
,o,u., contributed by the public.
rLs COMMITTEES appointed to arrange
~, the Christmas tree SHOULD meet and
~,oyauiz. without delay. There liz d 90 d
deal of wor" to Ue done and the sooner
!, IL nut under way he better the Christ
mas tree vii! be. Every conmitter
,hould 90 Ia work at once.
uer, SullD, who IL heavily iDtersatel
IN the mime Of Manhattan anu other
raup, ID .ir southern part Of the ~ ate,
nm town. iIo speaks very highly Of
NE puspec.s u Manhattan and thinks
,hni camp will boom when the panic u
over and tie labor trouble at Goldtield
settled.
The latest rcpor,- from Goldtirld are
t. the effect lIat while everything WA
auir, on the surface an outbreak WIS
expected at any moment. The she nil
Lsisaorn III 100 cIirn deputies and they
we're patrollng tho streuls and guarding
Tie uanss and other big buiidIngE,
Pr para;iou- ~cre beng made Tor q
loos siege. Feeling runs high aud the
bitterness grows with every pass ing
hour. II WIS believed last nigh, tina,
noting would begin before thus morning.
Lyman * C%ntchicy's moving picture
shoS WAS we'll ~pntronizcd last night.
Tue pictures were the best ever seen
Lerr aud many Of them were heartily
spplsuded. Mics PIunkctt sang swcclIy
and received hearty applause. Mes-rs
Lyman 4 CntchIcy will give another
show melt Monday might with II uew
sci Of pictures. Take II III
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Notice Of Dissolution OF Partnership.

NOTICE Is uEREbY GIVEN that
the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween w II. Mayer and o Q. MoCall
doing business IN the Town Of Deeth,
Elko County, Nevada, is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent.
Al outstanding accuuD 8 due said
firm Of MAYER AND Mo;ALL are 10
he paid to MCCALL and SMILEY who
assume nlI liabilities OF said firm of
Mayor anu Mccall and who will here
after conduct and carry ON said business.
v. r. MAYER,
o. Q. MCCALL,
w. j. SMILEY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13

~. '"e ph!'ic'aLs. Al the Tim. NJ
,uo.npson,s residence was quarnn,insJ'
'" Eva Thompson, the -ISprrrxnr.r
",u her brother, Stanlield. al
ooo McNamara, a high school uuniI
wore away and mcy We for Ridden %
ume' they have no, been at ~.
~ s.nee the and will not 20 until
~ uanger Is passed. Wink, ,her. 70 ,n
oa'Se Tor alarm at the Present, time
''er! body should u. every ro..a",".
oven the spread OF the disease.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Salmagundi.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

The county commissioners are III ses,
zion today.
Harry Orchard testified in tie Petit.
zone triRl yesterday. lie told the story
Of the Coucf ID Alcne trouble.
Mn. George Russell left for San
Francisco yesterday to spend the holi.
days with her daughter, Mrs. Newman.
Considerable snow Tell this forenoon
but at this writing it is melting rapidly.
The indications look good for more be-
fore the storm ls over.
The Christmas tree committees are all
at work and everything promises the
grandest time on Christmas Eve the
cbilircn Of Eiko ever had.
Mr.. Mccall and W. }. Smiley came
from Dccth this afternoon. They report
considerable snow in that: section.
Chief Lcepct has severed his connec-
ton with the Reno police department..
a. \. Burke, a Wells Fargo shotgun
messenger, has been appointed to NC
coed L"cpcr.
Frank McCnrty vino pleaded guilty to
takng a registered letter from the VIA
cmuc p~OstOilice belonging TO Il man
u the snmc name, was sentenced to tive
months in the p~cnitcntiary.
Charles Parks, manager Of the Empire
Mining and Investment Company, RI
turned this morning from Indiana,
where he had been several month Oh
business connected with the company.
Ito expects to leave Tor Gold Crock
Saturday.
Attorney Tabcr has an interesting
commun cation III this issue in regard to
fencing government land. He gives the
law and oilers some good advice to those
who have fenced q portion Of Uncle
Same domain.
President Rcckcy OF the State Bank
and Trust company Inns issued II state
men, IN which ne Gays he will open all
Ina banks on the 2nd day Of January End
be ready To pay all creditors dollar Tor
dollar in case II dcman Tor pay mcnt If
made.
+. Otwny Sldlier, manage OF the
Wcat End branch Of the California Sale
Dsposit and Trust company, committed
suiciio Tuesday night in the office OF
,hc branch bank by blowing oil the top
~ his head with n eawcd oil shotgun.
liza body wan found yesterday morn
mo by n %watchman. lie was heavily
involved personally.
4 horse att chcd Ia the California
motket delivery wagon while trotting
nlonv G street the morning, dropped as
suddenly M though ehO', IN front OF
p,o,cr'a 81 ,rc aud was unable to regain
its feet, it, hind parts beng apparently
,nrnIyzcd. II wRs removed !" the
stable and placed in sling, but Tie
chance ~ ~ :rEhlhUhR WV NV w W
Hnbs ia douhiful.-Virkini Chronicle
Glove, % Sparks Inns appointed Ira
! Mcknight M county commissioners OF
White Pine county 10 succeed W. u.
uossc,t. The appointment il To hecom"
| affective immediately. \ largo number
., White Pine country people requested
Tho appointment Of Mcknight t" the
,os,,,or. Tho governor also appointed
Clinton l.. Addison-Smith, commits
s;oucr q, deeds at Edinburgh, Scoil'nd.
Tb,a IN tho only commieaioncr Of deeds
10, Ncyada in Scotland at the present
time.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Salmaqundi.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

.Jap,n is am. -, IN. f.v countries
wher. the man op,nunh.r M. vomer.
TIC rs,i, thar. ia osD IN IODO
Layc , hnrr.l -, whiskev bnried with
him. U,,'. liable 10 show uu ON the
othc, side dead drunk
III" T"~o'cfiPuo' c"'un'''Iee nus ea'h-
,.a. rL;, uu, H.
80, rh-;,.,oo ~
lhe scientist "ho reported th"' inc
weight OF a g'fl ia i""-.hiris water mus'
have ma it nus estimate I'D the Qua sea-
son.
II IL surprising |" sec ho" many
people are prepared 10 p'e"d "o'
guilty when confronted With tie charge
Of boarding money.
Governor Sparks VIII 20 70 Gola'lelh
Thursday 1" Look over tue s"""''"h'
MAJOR Coi, Tie governor ''P''''"'"-
II takca four years I" Tram u non 'ot
exhibition work, but only ohe "hi"'n' I'D
four is available Tor training y ''"
accomplishments mcfeas's the animal
value i've fold.
Tho mov,pr picture show at the opera
house las, night drew a fair sizcd audi
cucc. The applause that gr'e'e" the
diiTcrcn! picture" howeH 'h"' the! were
appreciated. Miss i''hVc'' h's' !"
cciyed hearty applause ana la" I" re
spor'd to o"eo''''
Abraham Fcryuson was killed whIle
LIN u;,h , frciyh, worou
"',I ,oam nonr $ md Spring, Churchill
na,y and william Brown mot a
similar late while dismountlng from tho
wheeler Of another team, his foot
catching in tho siirrup throwing Inn
under the wlecls'
r,,. u,,oo wi,.rs. im~prsoncd in the
r,a,.I nina hy cnyc.,n Of
roy anar hovc moi been rescued.
WV "To, il hciuv made to save .hom,
"',; =. Am ,oo Zoe, NJ closely pack
Wv
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Anthony Bruno Acquitted.

Anthony Bruno, who KILLED Pete
Firenzi, at Cherry Creek, was Inst night
discharged from custody by Judge
Brisscll, before whom the preliminnr,
hearing was heard last night. Mr..
Bruno III Il farmer at cherry Crcek, and
Firenzi was Il hard character who hud
tcrrorized the neighborhood for some
time. On Nov. 9th the desperate went
to the Bruno house and after accusing
the proprietor and hIs s%on-in-law, turned
loose his gun Tho people fled, and
Bruno, returning with a revolver, gave
FircnHi sonc OF his own medicine. One
shot took effect in Fircnzl's leg, and he
was laid up for repai:a. While he was
rccuperatiIf, he threatened to kill
Bruno or II Of his family as soon M
h" was out Bruno sent IN here for a
warrant Tor his arrest, nnd when the
deputy arrived mt Cherry Creek, FIrenzi
WA dead. L. \. Gibbons appeared M
special prosecutor ut tho hearing last
night, but the preponderance nf testi-
mony showed couclusively that Bruno
acted in self defense. Touorah
Bonanza.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Elko Coun;y's Taxes.

Treasurer Dawlcy furnishes us with
following etatemant OF taxes collected
and delinquent:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
DR.. Knowlton's DANDERINE

dCsl e~ndeavoring to unravel a Cen
ira American tangle. the news of the
advent of the baby was brought to
him by a special messenger, and M
Adee joyfully told the glad news -
all the diplomats who visited him
that afternoon. This reserved men.
whose whole life has been spent IN
working out problems of sta.e and
carrying around the secrets ~ this
government and all that he could dis
of other governments, became
greatly attached TO the child to whom
he paid daily visits. He gl1sCl In
picturing the future Of the cnht and
when the announcement Of his sudden
death reached him. Mr.. Adce was
heart-broken. The acting Sc seta "
was on duty alone the day e his flu
neral. but affairs Of state We're COM
PEELED TO yield to his love Tor this tiny
babe. He closed his office, LETT such
diplomats as may have had business
with him to await his return AID a.
tended the funeral. Three hours later
he arrived at his desk. Just I'm tire
to hastily sign the official mail Tor the
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Aiyarado
Boiling Company.

Know All Men b. These Presents.
That we. j. g. Otimau, y. y Crup. Felix
Baea and I ID Baca, citizens u the United
states, residents If Bernaullo County and
Territory of Nsw Mexico. have this DAY
Voluntarily associated ourselves together Tor
the purpose Of forming a corpora ton under
the law OF the territory Of New Mexico.
aud We certify.
.. That the name % the said corporation
II the "Alvarado Hottiing COMPANY"
? That the principal place ~ business ~
said Corporation shall be IN the city of Az
buqueruue. CounfF % Bernaiiiio. Territory
u NeU Mckee. aud J. e. Gilman De- deslg-
mated ~ the statutory agent therein and boz
charge thereof and upon whom process
against said corporation may BE- served
Z. That the purposes for which tha said
corporation Il Incorporated are us follows
20 operate and carry On a general HhoIesaie
Alvsrsdo Mineral Water Or ather mineral
waters 10 put up and bottle sodas and other
soft drinks. to acquire and sell machlnerr
Tor the bottiiuE 20 uineral waters. sodaH aud
other soft drinks fe acuuire and Improve
lands wherein mfnaral wells Or springs may
he and 10 Improve the same b the erection
u machinery. pumping plants and other
necessary buildinFs to buy aud acquire bot-
ulng works. 40 ship aud Vcnd within Kew
Mexico. mineral vaters y al kinds csperl-
ally Alrarado Minsfal Water. sodas and s1f
Drinks battied. a. ahn reud ann export auf-
side 20 NeH MeKicn All Kinds 10 mineral
aaiers especially Avarsdn Mineral Water
spdas and soft drinks bottled. 70 hold
purchase. murtHane End convey both real
and personal property necessary Tor the con
duct - it, battling business said cofpnra-
iian Cunning aI rights privileges and
poaeu which g nay lawfully clain under
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
JOE SCOTT| GOES
TO THE CRYSTAL

Mr. Rogers. the illustrated song
specialist at the Crystal theater,
leaves tonight for Trinidad, Colo, to
open the newly completed Crystal
theater there. He viii be succeeded
by Joe Scott. the talented young
singer of Albuquerque, who will rem
der the illustrated SONGS. Behan, Al
ton and company. who have been APP
pearing at the Crystal. go To El Paso
to be succeeded here by Harry De Voc
and company, Of the Pass city. These
clever people viii do vaudeville stunts
at the crystal for a week or SO. Polk
and Martella, the jolly knockabout
comedians and acrobats. will be an
other clever attraction. These gentle
men style themselves the Rough
House Comedians, and request their
audiences to count the bumps" The
moving pictures this week will be as
good as ever. The usual ladies' SOU
venir matinees VIII be held Tuesday
and Friday afternoons. and the chill
dren's toy matinee saturday after
noon. New shipments of handsome
glass and china are expected the COM
ing week. and new toys for the young
sters.
The bill this week will be a new one
from start 10 finish and will undoubt-
eddy draw large houses at the popular
playhouse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
S0UTHWESTERN
NEWS NOTES

The Tesuque fiesta in the quaint old
pueblo town north of Santa Fe held
last week was a very interesting
dance and was attended by a large
number OF visitors.
Julio Sales, horsethief; Thomas y.
Hunt. burglar, and Robert Bell, bum
paper artist. hav been placed In the
penitentiary as Quay county's contri-
button.
Sheldon. the Wonder Worker and
Great Clarivoyant," has left Tucson.
taking with him some $500 worth of
jewelry conided to his care by an inn
pressive young woman who says she
Was h%ypnotized when she did II.
The Territorial League of Postmas-
ters was organized in Phoenix last
week by the Arizona postmasters who
We're given "a holiday by the depart
ment for that purpose.