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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
HUNDREDS GR|EVED
BY DEATH Of FIR.
GENTLE
Pioneer Priest Whose Life Has
Been Spent in Good Work
Passes Away in Las Vegas,

Hundreds Of people in Bernalillo
county and throughout New Mexico
who have felt the influence of his
kindly life. will De grieved at the an
nouncement Of the death in Las Vegas
az 3 o'clock Saturday morning. OF Rev.
Father A. NJ. Gentle. ;. J.. a pioneer
Of the Jesuits in this part Of New Mex
leo. a man whose faithful work has
left its mark on the territory and
whose strong character and active.
useful life. make his death a heavy
loss TO the church and to the people.
Father Gentle was born at Bene-
vento. Italy. July IS. 1888. and when
eighteen years Of age c-Onsecrated his
life TO the work Of the church and the
Society Of Jesus. His education was
broad and thorough and his training
for the difficult work in which he
spent the best fifty years Of his life
was complete. IA 1890. ~s.ea uhv de-
suits were expelled from Italy. FIR.
GENTLE went to Spain. where Re COM
pleted his education for the priest
hood and Vas sent TO take up the mis-
sion work in New Mexico. His rec
ord has been M Of unbroken service
since that time. For many years he
has been the editor Of "Revista Ca
~tolica," a weekly newspaper devoted
10 the Interests OF Christian work and
which he has made a success. For
more than year Father Gentle has
been in failing health. although he
has persisted la iiis isi,ofs up to a few
months ago. when he was forced TO 20
20 Las Vegas for rest in the hope that
a change OF Inmate would be Of BEN
EFT 10 him. His death yesterday was
not unexpected.
The funeral service win take place
In the Church Of San Felipe De Neri.
n old Albuquerque. next Thursday
morning. The remains will be laid
70 rest N Las Vegas.
Speaking Of Father Gentle last
night. another pioneer Of New Mex
who has known him long and well
said.
Humanity lost a faithful friend.
and the church OF Christ on earth one
Of it, most devoted laborers. when
Rev. Father Gentle. at Las Vegas yes
terday morning finished his work and
responded % the kindly invitation OF
the Master 20 come up higher. The
telegram bringing the news savS.
He died at three o'clock But that Is
a mistake. Such men as Father Gen
tile do not die. thev merely nut aside
this mortalt % put on immortality. ana
while n manY thousands Of loving
hearts throughout New Mexico ~
which hts memory b. emhaimed. viii
receive the announcement with pro-
found surruu. they will but mourn the
worlds loss through his great gain.
"
oUR NV TELEPHONE NUNBFR Il
-tsl. REMEMBER TafRE n.
ALWAYS 4 CONTINUOUS CLERK READN
10 Iahh - ORDER. NJ MATER
How sAAi G. FRAT a 20.
aoRNIN Nal WANT Ans
STIR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
ENSIGN RESIGNS ~
PRESIDENT o. EASTERN

HfnN a. Ensign resigned p pres
HIenrg ~ the santa Pc. Ration ard
Eastern raiiaar and allied rumulufe
1n Epffmhfr u.s. SAWS the Lalan
Range The cnmpauiss represenfHi
emurise several corporations constsf-
ug uf GOAL miriuE aud de~Feinlmenf
ie csla sfuraEe sfsiems
and fhe Ration Water company
Thee @nterprses nere begun ana
90 o. their present condition ~
development largely b. the rnurfs af
Nr Ensign Mt Enslrn -aiis from
Tark TODAY for Europe and an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
INTERESTING PROGRAM FnR
W. C. 7. U. C0NVtNIlUa
Min.itcr-s OraiorcaI Contest Tcafurc
81 the Temperance Murker~ Meet
ing Here During the Pair.

one % the most important coufen-
~ fhe coming fair week viii BE-
the annual territorial convention ~
the Momans Christian Temperance
Union October 8 and 9 The ses-
sIous are 90 be held bon the Presbyte-
rIan church. and the public is corr
daily invited to attend al sessions
sunday fFeuiuE "a ~ a. r. l. plaf-
form Demonstration 5000 b. the chief
feature 20 tHe entertainment
Another iuterestinr feature ~ rhs
convention uN h a minister's nra-
farical contest which uiM oecur
Maudal evening" iu the Prerhyter.an
church Eight ministers nNH lend
their s'aaasnre - lhl acclsl1n anl
Incidentally cpmFeta fFr 3 handsqmf
zsia medal SIS - ne contestants
are from Albuquerque uuipits enc
fnHm Ias NeErs and she eighth a F
lunE minister Excellent music VII
complete the program
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
TWO DIE AS RESULT
Of PT0MAINE
POISONING
JUAN MARlNO AND WIFE OF
PAOlLLAS THE VICTIMS
DR.. 0Suna After Examination
Declares Canned Meat Was
the Direct Cause Of Death,
Third May Die,

Ptomaine poisoning. alleged 10 have
been caused by eating canned meat.
resulted In the death late Friday
night Of Juan de Dios Marine. and
early Saturday morning of his wife,
Mrs. SOlidad Marine. we'll known pea-
pie Of Las Padillas. a brother OF Mrs.
Marine. who also ate of the canned
meat. Is also a victim Of the deadly
poison and IL not expected TO live.
DIT. Elegio Osuna. Of Albuquerque.
was called to Los Padillas late Fri-
day night To attend the Marines.
When he arrived he found Marine in
the death agony and although he did
all he could to relieve him. the man
died soon after his arrival. The ply
stefan then turned his attention TO
Mrs. Marine. who was also suffering
terribly, but after working over the
patient for more thar five hours the
poison won the victory and az 3
O'Clock Saturday morning death came.
The physician continued his fight to
save the life Of the third victim. and
late last night he was still alive al
though in a very serious condition.
DIT. Osuna made an examination
yesterday of the food eaten by the
Marines shortly before the poison
made its appearance. and found what
he considers unmistakable evidence Of
ptomaine poison in canned meat ~
80 AAAA 81 ST.
Marine was IS years old aud his wife
~. They were respected people and
Mr.. Marine was comfortably fixed
financially. Relatives Of the dead live
in FL Paso and no funeral
ment will be made pending their ar
rival.
Salvatore Armiio. justice OF thn
peace in Los Padillas precinct. 81 was
last night. would make an
inVestigatigation into the case. nj
though II Is not known whether an In
quest will be held. The bodies are
held az the Adams morgue.
Other Deaths.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
y. l. Lucero died yesterday morninr
al the home. 7os North Third street
The funeral will b. held this after
noon from the Sacred Heart church.
interment In santa Barbara cemetery.
The infant son Of Mr. and Arr ~.
Martinez Of East Barelas. died VS.
terday The funeral viii b. held toe
day. inferment in san Jose cemeter
" u Galway. who came here
september -, from Haiticsburz. Ms
Fl his rooms Yesterday. The
family 81 the deceased have been in
formed of his death.
W Nshiiey. aged % YEATS. of
Washington. D. g.. died Yesterday
morning a brother. Edward. ar
rived here Thursday after l-4arninn nf
the serious condition n hi~ brother.
lie VIII a the remains % the ma
tional capital for burial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
HASTINGS HELD FOR
TRIAL ON SEVEN
COUNTS
YOUNG ADVERTISING AGENT
HAS HARD ROW TO HOE
Territorial Grand Jury Returns
Ten Additional Indictments
and Is Still Working New
Suits Filed.

Cll0ord Davenport Hastings whose
esfies or unpaid cheeks Il gotten
him into an .pris of trouble wss ycs-
terday Indicted hy The grand jury ga
aesen counts charging uttcring false
tlreD ka Hastings VIII De- arraiEnet
uifh other prisoners during thr early
pHfi 90 this week. The grand jurR
Yesterday returned ten additional IN
lfrtmeuts making a. total ~ about
fhiIif tnus fHr returned None pf the
indictments have thus far been made
Fuhiir. many 81 fhe Indicted pHrtis
uHf having been placed under arrest
The rrand iury Will probably De- ln
session tht greater part eft the week
Important land suits Filed
Tho San Msteo Land company ot
Albuquerque yesterday hlcd suit in
district count fnr Valencia uuufY
aeiin- large humber of defendant
81 whom Jose Eullgio Axurrs D. thc
'nnfF bod named charging Illegal resi-
dencn nn lands af the company in SAN
fHtai county and ulegui claims to o.
un ana asking tho court Cor eviction
~ defendants o. that tnfy he fr-
UHiIri if surrender DIaim t1 The land
a D. MeMIlsn appears Cor the COM
fany
snr va- UIeI Boo district o1uu yes
frrfaf Ger ~SanHHfal county which has
fs origin In 1885, on betrmhrf 90 uf
CHAT distant te.r fhs governor ~
Tho then Spanish uTHtfuUt uf NrN
Mexico granted f. Andres dr AraEnu
and his hfIr- a giant 90 land known
as "The SAN Antonio te ifs Huerihs
Grant. The plaintiffs u fhf case
Ronnriaun Guruir. HHf enmr twenty
others Nhu claim rf.e fH fHf grant
bring -ut against che uukuown heirs
81 Audres DE- AraEnu FEB prove pns-
session ~ the land which Includes
e ESQ acfts
Lopez 90 H. Tried
THE ease of Benjamin T. at-
rf..I af fho murder ~ "a IaHNIl az
l.as padiias lu 1904 wNl D. tried
Han fhe reuf 1un g. called hrtnfr
fa M. q Owia uIu defend Lapca
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
WEEKLY REVIEW OF
WESTERN MINES

Colorado Springs. Col.-Dr. +. a..
Ritter. the well known mining engineer.
whose reports have covered a Wid
range of camps IN the best producing
sections Of the west. has lately made
an exhaustive examination Of the
M0utezuma silver district. and is con-
WINGED tina "a j. a camp OF wonderful
possibilities. Engineer Ritter says
that the drop in silver values in 1888
gave a severe blow 10 h district but
that the conditions ruling silver. lead
and zinc mining have seen q remark
able change during the last+ive years
He also states that the distance Of
MOptezuma from the beaten trail has
kept this camp long in the back
grpand. but that u Is coming into az
own again. and several properties are
nav being reopened with great sue
cess Two year. ago" he says. sonic
c~nterprising mining men began T.
clear the old tunnels and 10 reopesa
the best among the old producers ~
the camp. and their efforts are being
splcndidly rewarded" Mining men
~sHa-inye-teFz returning % Colorado
Springs from Montezuma report the
Town crowded with visitors and ac-
commodatinns ~ r. premium. From
an appearance the food ide ~ pros
perity IS flowing % this long neglected
district
Mansfield. Ariz-The general man
ager Of the Mansfield Mining and
smelling company reports large bod
ies % free milling ore IN the Black
Cap mine a. the nfty-foot level. with
some good sized -treaks 81 shipping
ore. Stopping viii BE- begun a. s0on
a. the upraise b. completed 70 supply
the necessary ventilation. Gray cop
per has been cut in both the lower lew
els 81 this mine and assays show
81 per cent copper. 80 ounces silver.
and = ounces gold. or a total value OF
f1T1.g5. figuring on 15-cent copper.
Recent assays from the ufty-foot level
show assays of from S54 10 SEif. Il
j. stated that the management and
leading stockholders Of the company
have taken steps looking toward the
Installation % adequate milling facili-
ties FOR the Mansfield ores az q very
early date.
Jerome. Ariz-Air Ell Barrett. a
pioneer Arizona prospectnr % thirty
years practical mining experience In
the southwest has the following % SAY
in regard 70 the Jerome district. Il
confidently expect 90 see clashes be-
tween the United Verde. the Jerome
Verde and other adjoining properties
IN Butte there na~ an underground
var on between the A~malgamatea
audHeluze over the manner iu which
the veins VI ore were followed There
ls likely TO D. trouble % the same kind
at Jerome BuI all that aside, out
sideu DO not begin to realize the
great copper deposits n Arizona
There O. more copper iu the hills ~
Arizona than exists n at other cop
per districts DOB the world combined IN
The Jerome district aiune there j.
euough copper 10 almost equal the en-
tire ~uro9ucrion ~ the copper mlnes
uf Montana. The sulphide ores are
nearer the surface too. and they have
already been encountered These
statements are ef especial interest g.
such csmrauies a. the Verde Ganac
th@ Cleopatra and To- Haztsn and JeE-a
gms. Hhu=e properties are dlrecfe
raffiEupus 70 the hsidin9s - tie
ruiffd Verde.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

$500 private cor vas overturned au
ESQ ears smashed In u collision on fH
81 Peso and ruuthn Ieru railrn
today near here between Pawn
SHOW train IND frt.eht one
mn1man maN die ~ iufurifa aud srN
afaI others were injured " thf rN-
litmanf fanonfug D Hccueut thr
fn.arka ln are shuu lr0H thelr
nfaa and chased the engineer ~ the
shae train O. mfie up fhf track
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

Be above the average. Whatever your income may be, make expenditures less, and depoS-
the differences in this good bank. Make the start, and your pride in watching the growth
of that account will do the rest and you vii be largely deposting money that you will never
miss.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

ave suFeref vita letter fcr thirty
geara aaa have tried atndsf c1untsss rem
sta hfii@ n ang. wilef rnrse boxea
- Wtamhartaln-a Halre crret ma rf vas a
TEXTURE o. treaks 11t e little sumsfimes
hui nattlnr e. shat if us=d % dn-n g.
bah Mdland city. Ala Oamherlaln .
saiVs - Ger sac b. an a~rrEEsta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29
The Average American

The average American is the ma of the hor-hat is, he lives for todays pleasures and
tuutes-ets tomorrow provide for itself. He would be in absolute want if thrown out
of employment for me or two weeks, not because of small income, but because he is regu-
larry living up to that entire income.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

Why persist in living constantly on the brink of money troubles when it only requires the
start TO put you beyond the fear that the loss of your position will bring suffering TO your
self and those dependent upon you.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

Denver Coi-Mr David r. Moffatf
president ~ the Denver. Northv estern
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

and Pacific. states that there will be
10 further delay in the construction
Of the road. Competent judges assert
that the road will be "A money maker
from the start. as IL will pass through
some very rich mineral regions. nota-
bly, Summit and Routt counties in
Colorado, while the E-ncampment and
Snake river districts Of southern wy
oming should also furnish a heavy
and profitable tonnage.
Phoenix. Ariz.-InvestOrs returning
from the Copper Creek district Of Yav-
apai county describe the Sunset cop
per property which has lately been
attracting considerable notice, as
fairly bristling from end TO End with
copper bearing o~utcrops. There are
eight or ten parallel lodges. all
trending in the same direction. and
ore samples can be picked up right at
the surface which assay as high as
s21O per ton. The lodges frequently
reach a height of several feet above
the surrounding ground, and show a
width Al the surface Of from " to
ten feet. The machinery now In OPP
Grafton on the property Is of the o
substantial character. The consensus
Of opinion seems 20 be that the sun
set group will fully equal the Resale,
its immediate neighbor. which Is now
among the heaviest shippers Of the
district.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

d FauF rrrsrut ~snpief la<nf rrttiaG % -
insafrrahl-@ n~aa sod an@aer = feN Mern-
ina Journal par@ ads
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

Breckenridge. Colo.-So manv new
ore shoots are being opened up IN the
Wellington lead and zinc mine hat u
seems impossible 10 walk more han a
few feet in the workings without COM
ing uDon an ore body. one OF the
best Of those recently uncovered IL
eight feet wide In the breast Of the
tunnel and there are three feet more
on the foot van. making a total width
% clever feet Heavy shipments
from the Wellington and orc tunnels
continue TO 20 forward.
Cripple Greek. Coio--The latest
rich strikes in the Delmonico are no
surprise % experienced mining men
familiar with the history Of the dis
trict IN fact. il has long been
Known that Stratton regarded the
nelmonlco as among the very best
% his properties. and Il would have
been almost u~naccountable had the
present operators failed to strike pay
dirt IN rich quantities az the same
level where IL was encountered ia the
Isabella. n Nindicator and the Find
iey. The ace or see tons q ore just
exposed viii average $40 per ton. and
good shipments are already going for
ward The management % the Con-
soidafed company r. highly satisfied
with tne turn that events have taken
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

Laramie. Wyo-The incentives TO
the construction Of new railway lines
through this section are greater thar
generally appreciated. The Laramie.
Hahn's Peak and Pacific railway, for
instance. b. counting on a revenue OF
$4,000. 900 from coal tonnage alone.
as the North Park coal fields are
known 10 contain 125. 900. goo tons Of
coal. which should yield a daily out
put Of 5000 tons. This road will also
pass through a rich mining section
that will furnish a heavy tonnage IN
precious metals. The gold output of
the Albany county placer fields f.
likely 10 be enormously increased as
soOn As the extensive dredging oper-
atiOns promised commence along
Douglas creek. while the snake river
district Of southern Wyoming Is likely
20 furnish some surprises in the way
o. heavy copper and silver produc-
ton. The railway is now nearing
completion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

The ease of Benjamin D. ace
rf..I af fhe murder ~ Luis TaiHII Hf
f.n padifas ln 1904 uiI b. tried.
uHnn fhe reuf 5Hn g. called NEtafser
IH M a. ortiz wlu defend LuFca
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

oTR NV TELEPHONE NUNBFR Il
~tsl. REMEMBER THERE -
AlA Az = COURTEOUS CLERK RAD
fakE ~ ORDER. No MATTER
HoN Small G. PRATT a co.
aoHNiN Nal WANT AIS
Suits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
TO GO AFTER MAIL
ORDER HOUSES
Utah Dealers Coming in from All
Directions to Attend
Meeting.
CONVENE THIS AFTERNOON.
'Patronizo Home Industry Is the Cry
And Interesting Sessions Are Tx
pccted--GeneraI Public Invited.

The meeting of Utah retail dealers
in all kinds OF business was not held
this morning rs announced. owing to
the late arrival of g. number of eastern
business men who will participate in
the gathering. II VIII be held at 1880
O'Clock this afternoon In Room 147 at
the Wilson hotel. About 100 merchants
are In from various ositside cities and
each incoming local train is bring
ing additional delegates. The meeting
has already outgroNh the aspect of q
small gathering of Salt Lake dealers
but Is a state convention with each
town and city represented by num-
Der of delegates. The convention Is
similar to those being held in almost ev-
cry state IN the Union tn start an agi-
tatIon against mail order" and cato
log houses. 1t Is in short movement
to boom the "patronizlng home indus
try" idea in its widest, fullest sense
and for that reason has public sup
port. This NJ. and NJ. A, HAS been in
strumental in bringing the Utah mer-
chants together,
Manager C. A. Harris this morning in
the hotel lobby. Several hundred thou
sand dollars are going out of this state
every month. The money goes away
east and gets no better stuff In eN-
change than is offered right here in this
state at the same prices, Good goods
at reasonable prices Is Utah merchants
by-word. The big bargains shown In
the catalogs usually turn out to be
'frosts.' Good goods cost as much east
as they do west. quality Is no cheaper
in one place than II is in another.
Utah Industries are becoming larger
and more varied every month and
goods are offered to the consumer In
this state fresh from the factory. The
meeting this afternoon will be instruc-
tive to anyone. not merchants and re-
tailers alone, and If the general public
will attend, some startling things Will
be learned regarding the treatment ac-
corded home industry;
An retail associatians will partici-
pate in the meeting and wholesale
houses may add their aid in making
the convention IL big success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
OGDEN man WANTS
WRIT OF REVIEW
Although a NONRESIDENT, Judg-
ment is Taken Against Him
BY Justice Durand.

A petition for writ of certiorari
was filed in the district court today by
Washington Jenkins of ogden against
Justice OF the Peace Charles e. Du-
rand of Murray. Mrs. II. c. Smith. and
Francis G. Luke, In which Il Is asked
that the proceedings had by Duraud in
the case of Mrs. Smith against Jen-
kins and wife be reviewed and that
the judgment rendered therein be de-
clared null and void because of lack
of jurisdiction of the court,
II is alleged that the suit was fled
by Luke and Mrs Smith on Oct. &c,
1906, and judgment was asked for sbs.
on Nov 8 Jenkins filed objections to
the jurisdiction OF the court on tho
ground that neither he nor his wife
were ever residents OF Murray pre-
cinct and that the obligation sued up-
on did not arise In that precinct. Not
withstanding the objections. Durand.
on Jan. 2, 1907, rendered Judgment
against Jenkins and his wife for
5000 and the defendants IN this ac-
tion threaten 10 collect the said judg-
ment
ALLEGES ILLEGAL CONTRACT.
Jenkins further alleges that Mrs
Smith has entered into a contract with
Luke whereby she IL to give him a
certain percentage OF what he coll
lects In the case and he IL TO pay all
court costs. For that reason also he
claims that the Judgment Ii invalid
lie asks that the judgment be declnr-
ed null and void and that he be al
lowed S25 AS attorneys fees and also
his costs In this proceeding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Salt Lake County State OF Utah, in
and about the County Of Salt Lake.
Utah Savings and Trust company. n
corporation. and Heber NJ. Wells
tdustee, plaintiffs, VIZ &. O. Janson,
Ida A. Janson, Barton SnArr, Job
Harker. J. II. lIarker Pioneer Nurs-
cry company corporation, John A.
Johnson Mrs. John A. Johnson Giles
American Mercantile agency. cor
p0ration. Western Loan and Savings
company, a corporation; j.. V. Nc
Pherson and Salt Lake County de-
fendants.
The Stale OF Utah TO the Said Defend
ants.--You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within twenty days after service
OF THIS summons upon you. " served
within the county Ia which this action
In brought, otherwise within thirty days
after service and defend the above en-
titled action, and In case OF your fall
ure so 70 do, Judgment VIII be rendered
against you according 10 the demand OF
the complaint which has been filed with
the clerk Of said court.
This action is brought 10 recover Il
Judgment foreolosng deed OF trust
given by g. q. Janson and Ida A. Jam
son, to Heber NJ Wells. as trustee for
the Utah Savings and Trust Company,
upon the following described land sit
uated In salt Lake County, Utah.
Beginning at a point ON the South
line OF Lot l, Section IL, Township 2
South, Range / West OF Salt Lake Mo
rldian which is II 20 chains West from
the Southeast corner OF said Lot |, and
running thence North 7 Degrees East
$40 chains; thence south 81 degrees
West i.5g chains, more or less, 70 the
East Bank OF the Jordan River thence
following the East Bank OF raid River
Southerly and Westerly along the
Westerly and Northorly boundary lines