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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
The Production of Asbestos.

Commercial asbestos includes fl
brous minerals OF two distinct types
True asbestos is a~etinellte OF tremolite,
but the more important asbestiform
mineral is the fibrOus variety OF ser
pentine known as c~hrys0tile. This va
Tiety Is everywhere associated with
~serpentine, which IS derived from the
alteration Of eruptive rocks. IL has
been reported as occurring in COM
mercial quantities in Massachusetts,
Vermont. North Carolina, Wyoming,
Arizona. Washington, oregon ana
California.
The eastern townships OF the prov
inee OF Quebec furnish the greater
part 1S5 per cent? Of the worlds pro-
duction Of asbestos. In 1906 Canada
exported SO 1854 tons Of asbestos. val
ued at SI,629.257. most Of which
came to the United states. Improved
methods Of mining are being intro
duced in Canada and the output there
II increasing.
Both forms Of asbestos are applied
20 many uses, depending In part upon
the fibrOus character Of the material,
but also upon It's non-conductivity OF
heat and electricity. The best grade
Of chrysotile fiber Is spun into thread.
yarn and rope and woven into cloth.
The yarn is largely used for packings
and the cloth . for theater curtains,
whole fabrics containing asbestos
woven with other fibers are made into
various household articles in which
heat insulation rather than fireproof
character Is required.
Asbestos Is extensively used for
plastaring and for making lumber that
is employed in buildings where insult
alton against fire and electricity are
desired Its use in fireproof struc-
lures, and especially to %envelop cleo
trical conductors, is constantly in
ereasing.
The production Of asbestos in the
United States in 1906 was 1896 tons,
valued at $2S.565. as against S,109
tons valued at $42,975. in 1907. The
imports were valued at st.076.170.
The output Of an existing asbestos
mines is insufficient to supply the de-
mand for this product. and the lead
ing manufacturing firms interested in
the industry are diligently searching
for new deposits.
An advance chapter from Mineral
Resources Of the United states. CAL
endar Year. 1906" on the production
Of asbestos in the United States in
1906. by j. s. Diller. of the United
states geological survey. is now ready
for free distribution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

Of parliament at Berne and consulted
me professionally.
Everybody he said Dramatically,
asked me who was that savage. In
fact, l did o recognize Herr Wolflng
myself. for he had long hair and a
long beard which hoated in the wind.
whereas l knew him as a well dressed
and a well groomed gentleman
II took him to the nearest hair-
dresser's and had all mis- superfiuous
hair cut off, and when he arrived
home his wife made a terrible scene.
Under these circumstances you
will understand. gentlemen con-
cluded the Swiss lawyer. that my
clients life is impossible ard unbear-
able with his wife London Mirror.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

all the hidden beauty and worth OF
wood. Articles Of every day utility
we're beside objects OF art full Of ex-
preston. There was a figure of sam
son. fun Of pathetic power; a portrait
Of the old master workman, such a
figure as Herkomer would glory in a
statue of Dante. and a Christ, remind
ing one Of the work OF the fourteenth
century. when woodcarving was in IT'S
pIory-and this Christ was carved by
a lad Of eighteen. But near we're
quaint little toys Of the most simple
form: these were the models for the
village children to copy. thus making
the Noah's Ark toys of commerce.
In the drawing rooms ] was sur
prised to see a monkey running about
and some birds feeding. but ! soon
saw hat monkey and the birds We're
worked into many a design: a hen
with her chicks were also utilized
Flowers and trees they had around
them. and the pupils had to create
not copX.
In the turner's room were fifteen
iathes. In the sculptors' pupils
we're at work. quite a picturesque
group was formed as the workmaster
stood over a lad who. with mallet ana
chisel. was working out of a rough
wood block the figure Of a laughing
fawn. The pupil had a fine face. and
his eyes went info his work-a village
lad turned into an artist by this
school.
The number of pupils In all was
$50. Girls we're taught drawing and
- Hara fhafr 4Ngfpm makes
the poorest see with an artistic eve
and the value OF this Vas evident IN
the In the furniture ana
houses were seen the influence Of this
school. which Is absolutely free 70 al
without payment-even for material
-Correspondence Pail Mail Gazette
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

cial who attended the territorial fair.
has gone back with a tale OF woe that
would melt a craven image. The
gentleman evidently spent ten or hf-
teen cents on the carnival and believes
he didn't get his moneys worth
The Phoenix Ice trust Is to be
called on the carpet. The lightning
Is gradually approaching the Albu-
querque coal trust.
william Hin. a six-foot half-breed
Of Fl Paso. smashed in the skull and
instantly killed Juan V~alenzuela, be-
cause the mtter made some casual re-
mark about the height Of his com
panion. You have TO be careful what
you say IN that Texas town.
A bunch OF Tucson people have
formed an organization 10 exploit the
coal deposits Of Navajo county, Ari-
one
The work " lining with cement the
irrigation bitches Of Roswell is about
10 begin.
Harry Mills q accidentally killed
Ia |sellgruan several days z By the
discharge Of a carelessly-handled six
shooter Mills. who was a bartender.
sat down on a saloon chair so hard
that he caused the gun TO explode.
L~ordsburg's lid Is screwed on
tight as the result Of a declaration
DIS Sheriff McGrath of the county that
the Sunday law must be enforced or
the vioiators must take their medi-
cine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

Iruiamlu Bros are manufacturer
agents in sydney. Australia Greene
he1d is a. a. Greenwood. the eA-
porter Hr 500 sansomc So. sam Franz
cisco.
Concerning the report thht cures fr
rHahfr Disease ard Diabetes has-
tHru discovered Boz san FraucIse .
benjamin Bros wrote GrcenhaoI fY
ru "a small order. and if 10 really dil
Tho business they would send an im-
pprIHut order The trial lot was sai.
Tna above cable is fhe reply 10 dId
tnr business They couldn't wait fn-
H .HrHI but cahled Translated G.
e lHr fht immediate shipment 90
Hr 5000 worth 81 Fuituns Cone
pom Is Tor UrIrht's nlsegsa and Dll-
b The whole world waking Ia
O.. I. wonder nf the discovery Yns
d have ts cable 6.oaH miles o.
rIEHI af your doors send fnr utcr1.
turH
When Oh Suspect Bright Disease
wCakuess ur iTs 20 ucight runF am
kI hands ur errl1s. drHlsy Kid
nef trouble after TIRE third month
urine mas show sediment. falling ,l-
sicn d%rousnfs une e more ~
lhfef
, % oRieiiv CO., Art. A.buouer-
cue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
FOR R~ENT--DWeHingS


FOR RENT-3-room modern apart
ment. well fo%rnished. Lloyd Hun
saker, 205 W. Gold.
FOR RENT-8-room modern dwell
ing. partly furnished, well located;
suitable for boarding house. Lloyd
Hunsakep. EOS w. Gold.
FOR RENT-Ranch inquire lll5 n. Arnoi
suitable for chickens or dairy; good four
room house, cellar and outoulldlnss.
FOR RENr~New four room house, High
lands: furnished or unfurnished. A
Reynolds, Navajo Hotel.
FOR RENT-Or will sell a two or three
roomed house. nearly new. Phone Tb4-
Call at sI2 n, Fifth street.
FOR RENT rom mouse, modern. ss6 per
month Address DIT. r. n. Wilson, 4l1 5
Arno.
FOR RENT-Lsrge harm with stalls fI
five norses and plenty OF room FOR VEN
cles. large hay loft and corral. Address J.
J. J.. Morning Journal.
10 RENT-For a term Of years privass
residentce OF IS rooms. ample grounds
suitable Tor a sanitarium, ten minutes from
the trolley.
Also 4 room cottage same locality.
Address or call on Henry LOckhart.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
MUSICAL RECITAL BY
MISS RAMSAY
at Gideon Studio in
Commercial Club Building
Proves Delightful Event and
IS Well Attended.

Miss Mary Ramsay gave q musical
last night In the studio Of Mrs. Flu
trelle-Gideou in the Commercial
club building which was one Of the
most successful musical events ~ the
season. Miss Ramsay. who this year
finishes an extended course under
Mrs. Gideon, has proven herself an
artist Of talent and insight and ner
playing last night was a delightful
surprise TO the large number ~
friends who gathered 10 attend the re-
cital. Mrs Roy Mcdonald sang
oharminglY several number. her sing
ms b'inE well enough known 90 Aibu-
uucrqueans 90 need NO comment FUR
fher than 90 say that IL was thorough
~ enjoyable. The full program was
az follows;
FaschinRHchwank Aus Wlen ......
schumtnn
taD Allegro.
CO. Romance
fcl Schezinu.
Miss Ramsay. Z
Three Thoughts . Neldlinger
Mrs. Mcdonald.
tal Etudc. Op. 10. No. g.
tbl Noctufnr. on o. No. &C.,. Chopin
Miss Ramsay.
S~rrruHdc .................. Gognod
tal sonata IN y minor .,.. Beethoven
thl Der Erlkonlg Schubcrt-Liszt
Miss Ramsay.
Btrceuse from Iocelyn .t... GODDARD
Mrs Mcdonald.
Concerto. or. 20. q minor .....+
~ Saint-SaenH
Audantc .faatcnuto
Miss Ramsay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

To study a valuable technical and
art craftsmanship school one would
scarcely in England choose a little
town Of 14,50e Inhabitants wherein to
make research But in Austria IL t.
all small towns, wherever there are
special Industries. hat the educational
ministry plant their schools to devel-
op aud advance the scientific knowl-
edge Of those Industries. Here in VII
bach we are In the midst of forests.
Wood forms the staple commodity.
and so Ia this interesting. historic and
picturesque town j. a school TO devel-
op wood industries.
The school has three sections
building. art and cabinet work. In
the directors room one at once saw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

rbc ptaasant purgativo effect experienced
b., M VINO use Chamberlain's stomach and
rf,cr Tahlets. and the healthy condition 81
~. beav and mind which they creete makes
- ,.ei fovfuI Price % cents. Samples
frce al al drug stores
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
FOR SALE-MlsceIlaneous

FOR SALE-A gentle family pony
$1,000. Futrelle Furniture company.
FOR SALE-One range. wardrobe,
baby buggy, folding bed. sewing
machine. kitchen cabinet, dining ia
BILE. bookcase. 7O1 $. High. -
WANTED-A clerk for dry goods
store; must speak Spanish ana
English. Enquire at Journal offlce.
FOR SALE CHEAP-i00 White Leghorn
chickens. bread TO iay. call at ranch
one block south of American Lumber Com
pany.s plant. william Wescco-
FOR sAIE-Few second hand articles Of
furniture. Apply 30 s. Broadway.
FOR sALE-sixteen nice hens. lli7 south
Arno,
FOR SALE-Ffve first class riding and driv-
ing horses; can be seen at Hunters Cor
raj 305 \. Broadway.
FOR sALE-B. Leghorn hens. $. II. Motley
west Of Old Albuquerque
FOR sALE-HousehOld furniture. mus. be
sold BY Tuesday night. SIS W copper.
FOR sALE-Newcomer STOCK OF books and
stationery; call at store next door TO +. ..
from . to II a. IA. Roswell speeIman'
Trustee.
FOR sALE-we have some good COWS for
sale. Albers Brothers
FOR sALE-AermotoT wind'niiIs, tanks
and substtucture. Wolking a Son. 1OI
North Eighth street. phone lass. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

STOCK COMPANIES incorporated II you
have stock Or bonds for sale let me try
10 sell them Tor you. George N. Kellogg
broker. $40 Eliicott square. Buffalo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
MINING STOCKS

Have YOU seen those new combina-
locks at the Sturgcs hotel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

THE following Boston quotations ere iul-
~ y Graf a Co. brokers over
,r..r pri,ate wire Co Albuquerque y NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping, with bath. $40
&c. walter street
FOR RENTING rooms for light house
keeping f-e West santa Fe Avenue
lFOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. 724 5. second.
FOR RENT-Furnished room 322
South seventh street.
FOR RENT-Thrce furnished rooms
for housekeeping. 10 : Broadway.
FoR RENT-Niocly furnished room; light
heat and bath. apply eia 8 Arno
FoR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms.
suitable far ught Housekeeping. Address
los \ sikth
FOR EENT-Ono pleasant furnished room
one block from car line poi Forester
avenue
FOR RENT-Furnishfd roams for house
kecpinE ideai piace FOR health seekers
i1o5 = central
the rnIan Market. az 1a1 W Cold avenue
from October J. Inquire Burradalle a Co.
~ Cola avenue
.FOR RENT-Nlctly Furnished r0oms IN
modern house. bath. also rooms Tor Hight
heusescepiuE god nsiEhblrhead SIS W.
FoR REM = FaTnishsd ro6ms. pleasant
pac. ~ sick 80 y sixth
BOZ RENT-Two furnished rooms. light
heat hath no inVallds taken go s
rhird street
FoR RENz-Neatiy furnished room. It
very los prcea The IL Nsta Rnnmina
House ia West Lad avsau. Mrs J
FlsmlnE n
FOR REST-Neiern raams and hrard SIS
rsr mnufh Mrs. Evs a. Craig Eea
sssth SOD street uFstaira
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
Personal Property Loans
Money to Loan
LOST AND FOUND

LUSl ANU fUUNU
LOST@A bicycle from Postal Tele-
graph company office. Return %
21i e. Gold ave. and receive reward.
LOST OR sTRAYED-Buck sheep
very large: two black marks Oh
back. Reward, SOS Z. Iron.
LOsT-A small gold watch and leather
fob. Initials NJ. r B. Reward on us
return 10 702 s. Broadway.
.LOsT-One white mule, branded on iett
rump. r. A. c.. Please return TO TINS
Office and receive reward. "
T0ST-Corai beads with coral clasp, be-
tween First and Twelfth on central ave,
nue.: liberal reward If returned TO journal
Office.
SIS REWARD-For return Of ladys plalh
gold hunting case watch. Elgln move
mentg German II" in small diamonds on
cover. Mrs. W. II. Hackney Kennedy Ne"
Mexico.
STOLEN OR sTRAYED-on the night OF
Monday, September 80. 1907, one BLACK
horse weight about 900 pounds white Spots
on face: unshod bunch back branded on
left thigh CA dnterwoven). Last seen be-
ing taken north morning q Cctcecr !, lsot
Please notify and receive reward rom
Francis Il. Lester. Mesilla Park. New Mex
leo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-Ladies to know that l
have received a new line OF MILL
merry goods at reduced prices. Mrs. =.
p. Crane. 512 \. Second.
WANTED-Party from east desires
position as managing housekeeper
of hotel. boarding house or ranch. H.
care Journal.
WANTED-Kitchen help Apply 20 the
University. No general housework
WANTED-TadIes 10 have their dyeing.
cleaning ana pressing done by Ars
Herndon. 5l2 y. ~ llth Street sat
i~sfaction guaranteed.
W1NTED-Firms and individuals to list
their For sale and For Rent property Win
US 5. n. Dale Realty Co, corner broadway
and central
WANTED-Position by young man having
good health and willing 20 WORK; in A
wholesale mercantile house or large general
store where there b. a chance for promo
lion. best q references. Address H.. care
Morning Journal
WANTED-Party from east as managing
housekeepcr Of hotel boarding house or
ranch. Address n care Journal
WANTED-Bcarders on ranch. one mile
from town good table, Jersey milk and
fresh eggs. tent or room reasonable rates
Box ~. las cruces. y. NJ
WANTED-To buy a ranch. Dr. :. l. Bur
ton, SO Walter
WANTED-Positibn by man ~ experience In
general merchandising. Address A. B..
care Morning Journal
WANTED-Reliabic parties. either sex. 10
devote all or spare time In a lucrative
enterprise q merit IN. Mccormick, 2li W.
central avenue. upstairs.
PARTNER WANTED in we'll established
grocery and meat market doing a good
business a fine chanco for the right party
p o. BOX as. y
wANTED-Ladiee desiring stylish millinery
dressmaking or tailored suitst. 20 call on
Miss G. y crane, 5i2 North Second street
phone sts
wANTED-Empt- bags at Hahn's Coal
yard.
wANTED-Lumber teams 10 haul lumber
from our mill in Cochiu Canon % Do
mingn. % miles. good roads and good va
ter. Address Domingo Lumber Co. Thorn
ton. n Al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-The best paying room
ing Gus in the city; buy from
owner; investigate. Address l. D..
Journal. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

WANTED-Ladies to know hat l
have received a new line OF MILL
merry goods at reduced prices. Mrs =
=. Crane, 512 y. Second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

FOR RENr-rwo furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. with bath. $40
So. Walter street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-15

FoR RENT-Seatly furnished room. 81
very los prices The IL vsta Roamina
Housa ia West LEAD avsnus Mrs. J
FlsmlnE n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-13

stake our claims before the crowd arrived.
The men met az the tree promptly st the
hour designated and an all nights tramp
took us into the Eulch about daylight IN
tho morning and our claims were staked
out. A. soon as the crowd missed us fel-
lows next morning they went Wild and
scattered IN ell directions and Il was three
days before they an gathered into the
Euich, and when hey did all get there
they found more than enough land for ALL
we six hired eight men to help US con-
struct q dam and run q ditch % get water
on the bar referred 70. We paid them s.
day cash and their grub. and Il took
nearly a week % DO the work. After we
got the water on the bar and during the
few hours we had remaining IN the week
TO work we washed out enough gold %
pay on all the men and had t277 left
Richest Dirt He Ever saw.
The richest dirt saw worked IN Alder
gulch was by two fellows who panned out
from $500 to 5000 per day. The news Of
the Eulch spread, OF course. and men
hocked there from all over the country.
BY fan there were more than a thousand
men in there. and Il was estimated that
total Of more than sSO.Oo.00o was washed
out Of the sand and gravel that year"
What became Of your party and what
did each fellow maker" was asked. to which
Barney replied.
Henry Edgar, the only survivor OF the
six besides myself. lives down near Clsrx's
Fork OF the Columbia Horse Plains, in
Missoula county. He must have taken out
more than $4,000 in gold. which 1 have
heard he lost in the butchering business
Tom Cover took out about $1,000 went to
California and invested II in an orange
grove, and was later killed by a brother OF
Boone Helm. 50 the story goes. Sweeney
and Rodgers each made a stake Of between
$500 and $4,000 and went back to their
native land, New Brunswick. where both
died in after years BIZ Fairweather's
stake amounted to about the same and 1
understand he squandered il all. BIZ was
a mighty good fellow. better to every one
than himself. and couldn't leave whisky
alone. He died in Madison county and was
buried near Rams Horn guloh. and am
told that his remains were later moved TO
the cemetery at Virginia City.
And myself Well / don't like to talk
Of myself. but since you insist will say that
when / left Adair gulch buried $4,000 in
dust on the bank Of the Beaverhead river,
a few miles below Dillon, and went TO
hIltlAh Nololiluia' Naiisinb FA-'''N WIN ny
IN a hour sack. / returned after few
months, Ding up my gold and went to San
Francisco. where paid Attorney Hogan OF
the Highbarney bank S175 to look up the
title Of some real estate in that city In
which l wished 70 invest He took the fee
and told me that could get good title TO
the ground, and / invested my money.
Later my title proved to be absolutely
worthless. i could not recover~my money,
and in 1868, i've years after discovering
Alder gulch, was back there without a
penny The real estate which / thought
bought in San Francisco is now In the
| heart Of that city and worth millions"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-13
GRASS AT $500 A BLADE
Tenderfoot wanted a Lawn I'm Cold
AeId, Nevada, and Was VIII
auE to Pay for IL.

Bavard TAYLOR wrote half a century
ago. that in the good town Of Sonora he
paid 81 a day for the board and himself
and his mules for himself and 81 for the
mule Barley cost 81 a quart and grass 81
a handful.
Probably all the other Sonora prices
mentioned exceeded the present Goldheld
rates. but the Goldheld quotations on grass
have seldom or never been beaten
An eastern man who went to the camp
more than a year ago built a house on the
fashionable residential Boulevard" known
as Sundog av. II was QUITE house. 1t
had a cellar. Also one OF those pioneer
bath tubs came 20 it. And when the wind
blew. as IL usually does in Goldheld, not
all OF II got In.
When the tenderfoot's house was nearly
done IL occurred to him that he would
beauty its surroundings. There were no
trees in Goldheld except in the Palm
restaurant, which boasts half a dozen
papier-nache rubber plants in tubs and
the tenderfoot doubted that elms OF naples
ike those that sheltered the New England
house where he was born would grow sue
eessfuIly in Nevada.
But he made up his mind that al al
events he would have a lawn. He sent fol
clover seeds-barrels Of it--and for fertilizer
bags Of t. Then he hired a man at S a
day to build a lawn and make II grow.
Most Of the ooldheld water comes from
artesian wells. and all OF it is alkaline
like the soil from which II is drawn. More
over. IL costs more than beer.
But the hired man was diligent. H'
planted all the clover seed. He was prodi
gal with the water. People used TO wall
miles 20 see him throw it ground. And
he did not spare the fertilizer.
But when the Nevada wind blows It pilei
up the allxall dust, and when the sun OF {
Nevada summer shines it scorches like 4
prairie FIRE.
Then the tenderfoot discharged his hiret
man, got out his receipted bills. took pencil
and paper and began to figure At the END
OF fifteen minutes work he had calculate,
that those two blades OF grass had COS
him a triie more than S1,O0o, or over $50
apiece.
Anyhow" said be to sympathizinl
friends. SITS the only lawn in Goldheld.'
But he didn't send for a lawnmower.-
Putman's Monthly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-13

theater last night. when she said farewell
20 Omaha folks az leading woman az the
theater lfr. Morrison shared IN the ova-
ton too. and had almost 90 many Covers
&c hts big arms could caTry on the stage.
Il was a personal affair. largely, for the
public was taking farewell OF two actors
who have been prime favorites here from
the very beginning. Mr.. Morrison went
with the other members Of the company
10 Kansas City last night. Miss Petteu
viii remain here for a day or two. The
company from Kansas CITY. headed by
Miss Eva Lang. VII be here this morning
and viii open this evening IN the romantic
drama In the Palace Of the King"