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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
TRINIDAD TE A N
CAN'T FORGET
THE BIG SIX
Colorado PikerS Have Still Sad
and Solemn Memories of
These Unlimited Consecutive
WaIlOpingS.

what has become Of the redoubta-
BILE Steve Patrick and some OF those
Trinidad sports who used to put up
their money on the late lamented Big
iNy" asked an Albuquerque fan OF
the Morning Journal mar yesterday.
Has Trinidad taken To the tops OF
the tall trees? is tho memory of the
way Albuquerque licked the Big Six
out OF It's cork soies time afte~ time
sim so fresh and painful that the team
can't get up nerve TO come down. /
notice Trinidad has no difficulty iu
making trips To other towns but the
wide berth she gives Albuquerque o.
really amusing. We have always wall
Hoped the tar out OF Trinidad. Trim
dad has never yet had the ghost OF O.
with the Browns. IL Was always
IKE taking candy from an infant anu
would be the same old tory 81 they
We're TO come down now. Trinidad
pretended to be in Albuquet-
class but formerly they were al
ways game enough TO come down ana
take their medicine like sportsmcn.
Times. as Uncle jeremiah says. has
changed. We have made Trinidad the
raost handsome offer to comc down
here ard she has not screwed up
enough courage 10 take Il. Trinidad
evidently believes she seasons record
will look better with a list Of victor
les over small jerk town teams un-
married by = big goose egg at Aibu-
quorque. But it Is funny"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
DEPUTY SHERIFF IS
SHOT DOWN IN
COLD BLOOD
WHlSKEY CAUSE OF UGLY
TRAGEDY AT SILVER CITY
MaIoy Runs Amuck, Kills
Officer and Wounds Several
Others, Being Finally Cap
tured With Guns Empty.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning journal. I
silver city. n. NJ. July 30.-Joe Ma
10y, a local tough and proprietor #
a shooting gallery. shot and almost
instantly Killed Deputy Sheriff Charles
smith az $3.50 o'clock last night a.
smith was attempting TO arrest Maloy
at the later's home. The shooting wa
done Ia cold blood and for a Time last
night very bitter feeling was evident
IN the street, Smith having been an
unusually populnr officer. The JAN
was carefully guarded however, and
40 violence was actually attempted.
Maloy had been visiting saloons an
Jay and hlling up on whiskey during
the afternoon. Ia company with one
Eislcy. late In the afternoon ne pur-
chased a quart Of whiskey which the
Two men tool to the lattcr's room.
Toward evening Maloy became crazed
with liquor, ana crying cut that every
body Ia town was doing him dirt, -"
armed himself with "a siX-shootcr and
started out to do execution. lie said
as he started, III ans officer attempts
10 take me he viii six OF them
any vayi I've got every cham
Der loaded. / didn't ride the range
for six ycars Tor nothing My fingers
are itching To- work that trigger"
AtaloNs mother, with whom he has
beeh living, tried vainly to restrain
him. one Of the neighbors. hearing
INV NlFlul hilttt came To lsf assist
nc and got shot through thelcft side
tie IS not dangerously wounded. Ma
10y covered another with a gun ana
said he would KIN him II he moved
when Deputy Sheriff smith arrived
az thc littlo sheet iron shack where
the Maloys live the door was shut ami
the blinds were drawn, an being dark
inside. As Smith opened the door.
Mnloy cmptied his revolver at him
lriug la quick succession. one bullet
struck Smith In the ieft breast. sever
Ing the pulmonary artery. Smith sun
att, mpted to advance, but fen diving
A. ne fell another bullet struck him
in tAe Jaw. Maloy ran out the back
door, emerging on the principal street
in front uf the court house. with his
empty weapon he held the officers al
Day Tor some time, sheltering himself
behind q telephone pole. At length
he was disarmed
Inc nrst person TO arrive at the
scene on tho tragedy found Smith Is
ing on the uoor, the oom chokpd with
poN dor smoke and the dying man man
struggling faintly Ia rise. Means were
nerd and raising the blinds the men
iouid Mnloy's mother hidden behind "a
bed When she saw Smiths hodv
in its pool 90 blood. sho tainted.
SNnith WAS one Of the most nopulav
nfh ems In Grant county. or excellent
rhhractcr ANA q FIRST class record He
mas @ great many friends and Tor a
Time last night 10 was feared that an
attempt &C lNnchiug might Doc made
me latl was heavily guarded but tho
passed Quietly and the excite .
ihent mas entirely subsidized today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
GARRETT
WILL LEAVE The
mPEN|TENT|ARY
Man Who Made the Spanking
Machine Famous Does Not
Last Long--Baer an AppIi-
cant for Bergere'S Job,


santa Re. n. NJ, July 3O.-The rare
fed atmosphere OF the Ancient Is thick
with rumors, amoHg others b. the ru-
NOR, which IS apparently well founded
that r.. e. Garrett. who has been as
sistant superintendent az the terrific
rial p~cnitcntiarA since the first of this
month. viii resign tomorrow. The
reason for this resignation so soon
after having accepted the position ana
after having worked so hard To get
The place Is not apparent. Perhaps
The place seemed lonesome without
the sweet music of the spanking ma
chine. OF perhaps the fact that the
gentle Mr. Meyers had been placed IN
communicate disturbed Ma. Garrett.
Al any rate 10 seems that he viii dis
continue his services as assistant sup
c~rintcndent tomorrow. IL has been
onlN "a month sine Mr.. Gafrctt Tee
signed a position with e. w. Dudrow
90 accept "a place az the "penitentiary
and % seems that superintendent Lii
trell VIII have TO putsa new man la
place OF Mr.. Garrett. who o. said 90 b.
% brick expert and whose friends as
serted last year. al the time of his
that the pe%nitcntiarv brick
plant could not be successfully oper-
atcd without him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
EXPRESS R0BBER
ALSO GOT AWAY
WITH JEWELS
Man Who Surrendered at Las
Vegas Confessed to Stealing
Diamond Ring and Brooch,
Officer Coming for Him,
Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning journal !
Las Vegas, ~. NJ, July self there
WIS any doubt about the idtntiy of
Charles Chester CLARK, the nbscundinE
Adams Express company clerk. uf
New York city when he confessed 60
his crime here sunday last, II was dis
sipated today when "a telegram was
received from New York. asking him
what he had done with a valuable d.
amnud ring and brooch which disip-
pcared With him about the first a.
April. A. first clark was slow Ia bee
tr1ylnr any knowledge OF these arti-
c.cs hut finally produced The names
and addresses OF paWnbrokors in Ne
YORK city and Utica where he had re-
aiirta upon the icwelry nt the time II
hia flight with the xA0O package
CLARK walked the Ties from Alhu-
Dueruue 90 this city. which trying exc
%ptrience completely exhausted his
Nerve aud he gave himself mp An Of
flatr 81 eu route west With a warrant
lo return CLARK to New York. the la
tof having waived the Formally Of a
rfuuislfluu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
BRIGHTON BEACn RESULTS.

New York. July 30.-First race. six
iurlong@ Barhary Belle won. Hall
lax second, kacnzcl thigd. Time
lt12 As
second race. five and one-haIf fur
lonpS Jubilee won. Rosimiro secaud
Tartar Maid third. Time. l-0s 20
Third race. mile n u-ne-sixteenfh.
Tony Romero Won. Nuntrump second.
Clemens third. Time. 1916 3-5
Fourth race. mile and o-ne-sixteenth.
Bad News won. prefrnsion zaeuuH.
Moonshine third. Time. l.44 As.
Fdfth race. i've and une-half FUR
longs Pleas won. SerNiin second.
Pniskra third. Time. 1905 -.
Sixth e mile and on~e-sixteemtn.
sally X won. Eaztom second. Muck
third. Time. i.sT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Washington. ID. G. July 30.-An-
n-ouncement was made today OF the
engagement - Miss Edith Root. only
daughter ~ Secretary Of state Elihu
Root. 20 Lieut. Ulysses ). Grant. son
OF Major General Frederick Dent
Grant. commanding the department %
the east. and a grandson % the late
President Grant.
The wedding viii probably take
place ion the Lieut.. Grant has
been oue Of the military aides 90 Pres
fHauf Roosevelt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
MAIL TRAINS MUST
KEEP ON SCHEDULE
ttrnroads lace Heavy Penalty for De
iascd Traffic.

Chicago. july ao.-Western rail-
roads are ucar an open break with the
Huefafflce department over the trans
n%nrtuiiuu OF mails owing 90 the num-
her 90 recent orders. The latest cause
of grievance ls the imposition uf heavy
fines for delay Don delivering malls
railroad officials held IAN important
Huufcreuce here yesterday fo consider
the situation They are amazed 60
nnd chat thcy are in danger 90 losing
It ser cent of their mail pay unless
fne1- revise their schedules ana place
Ihe maI trains Goa running time which
ihty aH maintain Boo 900 seasons
une ~ the new rules provides that
no the nlails arc iAto three times With
boo Hluel1 days thr road shall be- as
aesaed f5 per cont of lts pas for me
auartte
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

o n HurhlnA y NaFIsIe CENTER. n =
writes About four years aEn ] wrote you
stating that Z had been entirely cured - a
severe kidney troubie nv taking less than
two bottles u Foleys Kidney Cure. n en-
tlrrlY stopped the brick dust sediment aud
pain and symptoms q kidney disease disap-
pearcd am Eiad o. say that have never
had a return = any % fhosa symptoms
dunnF the four years that have elapsed
and 2 am fgldentiF cured to stay CURED and
heartily recommend FaieJ's kidney cure %
any one suffering from kidney or Bladder
iruuhis D "a REILLY Co. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
STEEL TRUST SMkSHES
PRODUCTION RECORDS
I.unn.c aud Net Earning IAprcd AZ
Previous Ncar. Regular ~, idcnd
Declared.

Sew YORK.. July 1U-AI rrrords ST
ne United states Stool corporation iu
fs harr been hfukrn hen fnr Csa-
tafF rafnrf Tor the uuarfrf rrdinr
June So. 1907 uaa made uanii. after
d meeting 81 Doc board uf directors
Tile m fafrf shows that fnf tHmrau
iufal nst ~earniuFs Tor thr .pfnE H
rr arfa E~ar.rOl-01. O. nsa nt H
.r ans EIuEia quarter In thr CHn-
nrrt Hi-fafN. The record urrls.HE
fafHf fE an fnrrrnrn ~ e. 14s.1l- OYER
sna Hlarnnd nr duarlfr lasf seen
wee amount 81 uuNftu hualrr sn
hand Jan ah laat wa cas- toms
ia iaareaaa ur 1sf1Es toms over iai
FaHr InH aiInrfnrs said thai tha
.mnant 81 untitled huslne-@ eu the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
CORNER STONE
Of TEMPLE
0FPEACE
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
MARKS DEDICATION
Delegates to Hague Conference
and High Officials Unite in
Tribute to Generous Andrew
Carnegie,
Iny Mornlnr JournaI speeIaI Leased VIC

The Hague. July 30.-Thc founda-
tiOn stone Of the Andrew Carnegie pal
ace Of peace was aid this afternoon at
Zergvielet. In the midst Of the wooded
park stretching from The Hague T.
dent Of the second peace conference.
Practically all the delegates attend
ing the peace conference, a number ~
high curt officials. the members Of
the states general. and delegations
from numerous civic and municipal
bodies were grouped around the stone
which, when the structure b. com
pieted. viii form the corner Of the
grand nall Of Justice.
Chiselled in this stone in bold Ro-
man characters. Is the following
Latin inscriptions:
Paci.
Justitia firmaldae.
HanCaedum.
Andrac Carnegie.
MunihCentia.
Dedicavit.
The ceremonies We're opened vita
music and singing by a humber OF
choral societies after which NJ. Van.
karnebeak. president OF the Carnegie
foundation committee. delivered an
address In which he paid a tribute to
the generous man Whose name Is en-
upon the FIRST stone Of the ed
due 70 his munihcence.
Queen DecorHtcs Andy.
h Hague, July 30.-Queen Wilhei-
nina has conferred upon Andrew AR
negie the order Of Orange Nassau
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
JUAREZ MAYOR
HIKES
R
BELIEVED INVOLVED
IN SMUGGLING PLOT
Sudden Activity Of Mexican
Revenue Officials on the Rio
Grande Border Brings Con-
sternati0n.

iBy Morning journal special Leased Mire.l
~ pasa. Texas. July 30. -Silyano
Montemayor. mayor Of the city of
gharez. and one OF the weaIthiest and
most Influential politicians Of the
state Of Chihuahua has disappeared.
Juarez has been IN q fever Of excite
ment since the capture some weeks
X Of a party Of smugglers and the
recovery Of a large quantity OF SNUG
Rled goods M ~searagoza. Following
This the Mexican federal authorities
began ii systematic house 10 house
search IN Juarez ana The arrest from
time 10 time Of over thirty persons
Who were jailed and refused the priv
ilege Of bail. simultaneously with
the disa%peparance 81 the mayor Yard
muster Nillansure Of the Mexican Cen
tral also disappeared, and "a large
number Of Mexican sWitchmcn ana
Mexican car leaders were jailed today
The authorities say that the evidence
secured By them duplicates Mayor
Mnntemasor ana that they are IN a
fair way TO break up the thoroughly
organized and powerful band Of
amugRlefs that has flourished OF this
border for years.
The developments Ia Juarsz tonight
added to the excitement. They tm-
plioate a clerk IN the Banco National
one lie Combler. and the son Of Ar
gueilas, a prominent customs broker,
both Of whom escaped 20 this side az
the river.
The federal authorities tonight
seized fourteen cars consigned as coal
To- Mayor Moutpmayor and found that
beneath = thin layer of coal, I'VE cars
were loaded with airy goods, clothing,
shoes. etc. Montpmayor's warehouses.
goods and papers were all seized ~
was the large mercantile establish
ment Of kettezen u Degetau, the
largest IN the place.
Al @ late hour tonight II was stated
that many sensational arrests and de-
~NnInunlnnls Will nnnnr lnmnrroM.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

A. Kansas Cty-First rame-Kansas city
p Minneapolis Second ame-Kan
CITY 3 Minneapolis q
A. lNaukcc-M ilW aukct. s 81. Paul e.
Al IauIsflnr-rirst rame-Iauisrlu. o..
indianapolis Sccoud rume-TnuIsyfT@
o. Indianapolis
~ 'nlumhua-FIrst game-CaIumbus e.
iedo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
va. In Poor Health Tor Years.

Ira W Kelley. 81 Mansfield. Pa. writes.
vas I'm poor health Tor tNo years suffer.
spent considerable money consulting phrsl-
clans without ohfaiuimE ar marked hnne-
ia but was cured ~ FoieFs Kidney cure.
nud desire 90 add my testimony that %
may be the cause ~ restoring the health
~ pthers" Refuse substituted J. ~.
q REILLY CO. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
BNER APPLICANT FOR
DISTRICT CLERKSIIlP

William Baer. private secretary 60
Delegate William H. Andrews. l. an
applicant for the position Of clerk "a
the First judicial district. made vacant
hy the resignation Of A. NJ. Bergcrc.
IL U.s. Also reported that simon Nus-
baum. clerk In the office of the terri
torial trcasurer. g. also an applicant
for the position. The chances 81 these
gentlemen Tor appointment 90 the cow
Dtcd position. al this writing, appear
Co be rather slim.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
THOS. F. KELEHER

Harness. Saddles. Saddlcry. Leather.
Findings. Paints.
Before buy ing examine our good. and
rric.s and save mooney.
t0s WHIST CENTRAL AVENUE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Cincinnati July 30.-Twelve Cincinnati
players faced Corridor in the third inning
securing seven hits and "a base on balls
which Noted seven runs Sharp fielding
prevented the visitors getting "A man over
the plate.
Score r. n. T.
Cincinnati ......-..O 07 900 los Il .
Philadelphia ......... 600 600 Un0-0 6 o
Batteries-Hitt and Mclean; Corridor.
Brown and Jacklltach
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netrolt. g. Nrw York. L.

View York. July 30.-The locals started out
well in the first game boo the series with De
truit. hut they got their only tally In the
first Score Y. n. r.
Detroit ............ 600 20i 201-G - o
New York ......f0 GOO 000-t 6 Q
Ba~tteries-Kilian and hmi Hogg and
KNaH9W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

lcompany's books was a barometric
measure Of steel business.
The total of the company's quarterly
earnings OK tA5.S0a. 705 exceed the
highest earnings for any previous
quarter By s3.75S.T41. The balance
Of surplus for the quarter, after all
charges Is S3.4g5. $50. q decrease of
|Sf.744.O2o az compared to the same
Iduarter last year
The directors Of the company. Il
was said. did not discus sthe advisa-
bility Of arbitrating with the striking
ore handlers az lake points. II was
stated that this matter was In no way
considered.
Regular Dividend Declared.
New York, july 3G-The directors
~ the United States Steel corporation
Today declared the regular Quarterly
dividend OF One-half Of one per cent
common stock and three-fourths
per cent upon the preferred stock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Boston. Mass July an-taehh Riie.
author and settlement worker. was
married yesterday ~ Ipswich. Mas
20 Miss MARI a Phillips his secrc-
tag
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

ST. Louis. July lO.--Ncw York batted free
ly today. winning from ST. Louis easily.
Score q. n r.
50. Louis ..........0fA GOO aOg-6 Q 3
New York -........0 600 eo4 24u-f1 n /
Batteries-Walters Lush and Marshall.
Lynch aud Bresnahan
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National League.

Boston at Pittsburg.
brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at 81 Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Ptttshurg. July 0.-PittshurR scored eight
runs In the first on seven hits. a sacrifice.
an error and some slow fielding.
Score r. II. r.
pittsburg .....s00 200 02s-12 Is !
boston ...........0 lO 700 0n0- 3 s 4
Batteries Phnippi ana Gibson porner
and NCedhum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
MAJOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
American League.

American League.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Pueblo. July 60 Pueblo hit hard today
and beat Sioux city in the opening game
SECURE " II. =.
Pueblo .......gfn s0f aes-rf n p
Sioux city -........f0e 600 0n0-q %
Batteries-Fltagrraid ana prlu. williams
Waldorf and , sheehan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
WESTERN LEAGUE.


omaha, July gd.-Omaha hatted both
Miller and spnrer plenty today and won
hands down.
Score Y n. v.
omaha .......... 600 23t eIs-7 ls I
Des Nnlnes ....100 600 O00-f 4
Batteries-Sandcrs and GnndinR n Nil
Ter. Snorer and Yoagcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Washington. july 90 -vashington and
Chicago divided the honors in todays dou-
bile header.
score-First game H. r.
Washington .,.......0 GOO 10 NeO-z . z
chicago ....3 $40 goo 000-t 8 /
Batteries-Patten. Falkenhurg, Hughes
and Warner; Patterson and Mcfarland and
sullivan.
care-gscond game r. II. r..
Washington ........f0 nee 3at-6 II 2
Chicago .......l roe eel eng 9 2
Batteries-Falkenrhurg and Heydon; While
and Hart.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Denver. July Soy a battling rally On
The sixth Denver defeated Lincoln.
seot~- u Is.
Denver .t....Ui0 n01 no0-g = e
Lincoln goo noe ooo o
battertes-oimstead and McDonough
ctcntte and sullivan.
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chicago. !, Brooklyn 6.

Chicago July 30-Today's game went ten
innings and chance repeated his yesterda VS.
performance by hitting safely. batting in the
winning run.
, 1907-12-18
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE

William Benton and others today
filed location notice for the New DIS,
covery mining claim.
The names of 800 Greeks n Japan.
csc subject to poll tax were added to
the assessment rolls today and the
men will be required to pay poll tax.
Those added today have lived here fol
more than a year, many of them being
employed at the rolling mills and by
the railroad company.
The First National bank today sold
to Morgan F. Knadler, for $1,000, the
south half of section 6, township Is,
range 70.
William Nottage, the Pioneer canal
ranchman, was at the court house this
afternoon.
A marriage license was issued yester.
day to William Everett Robson of this
city and Miss Sylvia N. Matthews OF
Mandel, and reporters for this paper
were asked not to use the announce.
ment until today. The couple were
married at oon
, 1907-12-18
GIRLS ACQUAINTED
WITH AUTOMOBILES.

Goods Of the University Of Chica-
go have caught "automobilitis." They
visited the Chicago show in swarms,
and asked questions that tested the
technical knowledge of the salesnAn
and demonstrators. 1t all started when
two of the Chicago professors seized
upon the occasion Of the show, and
lectured on automobiles. A science
prof" discussed the mechanical prin.
ciples of the motorcar, and another
lectured on the commercial possibili-
ties. The Franklin company, learning
of the lectures, invited the classes to
visit the show, and provided automo'
biles for the girls. A number Of the
young ladies showed surprising techni'
cal knowledge, two of them helping to
oil a Franklin engine, which was max
ing it's nonstop run of $50 hours. The
professors declared hat their students
knew more about automobiles than
they did about the three laws of mo.
ton"
, 1907-12-18
sNoWsLiDE CAUSES DAMAGE TO
TRANSMISSION WIRES OF Me-
vADA POWER COMPANY
IN MOUNTAINS.
Felt at GoIdfieId When
News Of Damage Came, But This
Mas Allayed by Report That Acct
dent Was Cause-Three Mines and
Two Mills Working Today-Dar.
rows illness May Cause Delay. y

Goldfeld, New, Dec. ia break In
the transmission wires OF the Nevada
Power company was discovered at an
early hour this morning, In the White
lnountaine and II was soon repaired.
The break wac caused by a snowslide.
which carried away several poles. The
alarm felt when the wires were broken
has been dispelled and the camp Is go.
ing along as usual.
Three Mines at Work.
Three mines were-in operation to.
day, together with the Consolidated
company's mill and the Nevada-G old.
field reduction works.
Funston Going Back.
General Funston will leave GoldfeId
tomorrow for San Francisco. Cover
nor Sparks will also leave. About
$4,000 worth of high grade ore was re,
covered this morning, in a raid on a
cabin occupied by a miner named Roth.
Strike Breakers Arriving.
A few men arrived this morning to
work in the mines, coming from the
southern part OF the state.
, 1907-12-18
Pennsylvania COMPANY WILL
PAY SEVEN PER CENT ON
STOCK OF THAT GREAT
CORPORATION.
Tree Per Cent Declared in June and
This Supplemented by -Four Per
Cent This Morning, Another Road
Operated by That Company West
Of Pittsburs Also Dividing Net
EarnInes-Lshish Valley.

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 18.-The di.
rectors Of the Pennsylyania company,
which operates the Pennsylvania lines
west Of Pittsburg, today raised the div.
idend from six to seyea per cent. They
declared a semi-annuai dividend of foul
per cent. The last semiannual divi.
.dend In June. was three per cent.
Another Road Declares Dividend.
The directors Of the Pittsburg, Chi
.cago, Cincinnati and st. Louis, the Pan
Handle line, also controlled by the
Pennsylvania railroad, today declared
their regular semi-annual dividend OF
IN per cent on preferred and the reg.
ular semi-annual dividend OF two per
cent on the common stock.