davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
CHARGE FISH WERE
KILLED WITH
DYNAMITE
Serious Allegations Against
Albuquerque Fishermen Who
Have Been Having Great
"Sport" on the PeCoS,

As a result of Investigations which
have been made within the past few
days by Game Warden William e
Griffin, In the vicinity Of the Valley
ranch on the upper Pecos. It is under
stood that charges have been brought
against several Albuquerque men OF
unlawfully Killing fish in hat river by
the use Of dynamite. Several record
catches Of mountain trout have been
made on the Pecos this season and
n Of the more recent Of these
catches was so large as to attract gem
eral attention. The result was an in
vestigation which It is said has re-
suited In the swearing out of var
rants from the game Warden's ttfice
which viii probably be served within
a day or two. There has been more
or less suspicion Of Illegal methods IN
FISHING on the Pecos for some time
and the suspicion That fish were be-
ing Slaughtered by pot hunters has re-
Gently been strengthened to the verge
Of conviction. The game warden has
recently ppent several days along the
making "a thorough inVestiga-
ton and the warrants now outstand-
ing and said to be in the hands of the
mounted police ana the San Miguel
county sheriff's office are the result.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
RM0RY SITE TO
B { c \ n
NEXT WEEK
Adjutant General VIII Arrive
Saturday Night to Consult
With General BorradaiIe and
Captain Ruppe,

Adtutant General A. p. Tarking-
ton Of the New Mexico National
Guard will arrive in the city Saturday
night to consult with General Bora
dale and Capt. b. Ruppe regarding
The site for the projected national
guard armory for this city. The ar
mory board is composed Of General
Harrington ana Captain Ruppe u
after looking over n ground VIII
recommend a site for the building
next week. The Commercial club
which took up the matter at the last
meeting. wishes to know what site IS
wanted and how much it will cost be
FORE proceeding with the proposition
OF securing the same. It is likely a
site on West Silver avenu Will be Sc
lected as the most favorable
In his connection 1t is well to can
attention to the fact once more thai
10Th local companies are stu shy on
recruits. "Unless there are new en-
listments within a few days" says
capt. Ruppe yesterday, II fear | am
going to fan down on my necessary
thirty men for Company G. We need
two l%ieutenants, among other thing
and the old town company is short
lieutenant and one captain.
would like to say also in this connee-
tlon that any mar h is a member
Of the National Guard may at any
time apply for examination as an Of
fcer. There are now seventeen ofl-
GERS on the unassigned list
The following special order mas
been issued from the adjutant gen
erals office in santa Re:
Special order, Ne. II. A board ol
officers to consist Of Major John f.
Pearce, surgeon. Captain b. Ruppe'
first infantry, and Second Lieutenant
Clarence E. Head, first infantry re-
corder. is appointed 10 meet at AIbn-
y. M. az early as practicable
after the receipt of this order, for
the examination Of Private owen A.
company G.. first infantry
National Guard Of New Mexico, Tor
appointment az second lieutenant OF
Infantry. National Guard of New
Mcyico.
Private BURNER will report TO TINS
at such time and place as he
be notified by its president.
BY command Of the acting gov
a. p. HARRINGTON.
Adjutant General,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
CLELAND CASE TO
COME UP TODAY
IN COURT
Overriding Of Demurrer Re-
verSed by Supreme Court
and Testimony Will Again
Be Taken Here,

The taking of evidence in the case
Of Sofrc Alexander against A. w Gle
land praying for an accounting vii
begin in the district court today. The
case was recently appealed to the su-
preme court Of the territory by Attor-
ney w. y Childers for the defendant
the higher court reversing the over
ruling of defendants demurrer by the
district Judge. Neill b. Field appears
for the plaintiff. The case involves
valuable property in the Paris addi-
lion to this city on North Second
street just outside the city limits, va
riuus notes, deeds and property ag-
gregating considerable value,
A suit has been filed in the district
court for Valencia county styled Lnz
Baca against Ramon l.. de Baca ad-
ministrator praying hat defendant be
cuioined from selling certain property
held in trust for the plaintiff Thomas
y. Wilkerson appears for the plain
TIFF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
THOUSAND INDIANS
AT THE FIESTA
Of SAN JUAN
Col Sellers and Party Witness
Interesting Sights at Jemez
PuebIo--A Good Year for the
Crops,

cot D. *. g. SELLERS and Mrs. Sell
lcrs and Mrs. Charles lusco Williams
of ohio. aunt of Cot Sellers returned
last night rrom a trip 90 the pueblo
Of Jcmez. some nrty miles northwest
of this city whore they Witnessed The
ceremonies and sports attending the
fiesta of san Juan at the old village.
There we're about "a thousand In
dians there said Col. Sellers last
night There were some very cxclt-
ing foot and horse races. chicken pull
ing and other sports and religious ccre-
monies. Although the Jcmrz Pueblos
lost an their fruit owing To- the spring
trosts they have good crops OF all
ulfa aud garden truck and are ap-
purVutlS pretty prosperous
The Jcmcz pueblo numbers about
soc inhabitants. Mrs. Williams who
is one of the most prominent club and
society womcn in th" buckeye state
was greatly Interested in the pjctur-
esque scenes at the village. the hr-t
OF the kind she had c.cr witnessed
CuI SELLERS took some ufty photo
graphs al the pueblo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

mite along on this trip. lie viii
prospect for an easy route 10 his
claims directly over the High Peak.
$. G. Gillette came down from santo
Fe last night.
Enrique sena Of Las Vegas was an
arrival from the Meadow city yester.
day.
Attorney A. .. McMlllcn returned
last night from a business trip ia
Santa Fe.
Attorney Thomas Benton Catron OF
SANTA arrived in the city on train No.
z last night.
The furniture is being moved into
the new police headquarters In the
Korbcr building
Attorney Ellsworth Ingalls, returned
last night from a trip to Las Vegas
on business matters.
Charles Hunt Of El Paso was In the
city last night on his way to the Pass
city from Colorado.
Jose Chadeno. Indian. was nned So
In police court yesterday by Judge
craig for drunkenness.
Attorney NeiI II. Field returned
last evening after spending a week at
the Field cottage on the Pecos.
l.. r.. Babcock Of Kelly. merchant
ana mining operator returned to that
camp last night after ~trunsacting bus
mess here.
Mrs. Hedrick. wife Of Paul Hedrick
Of the Evening citizen arrived last
night from Topeka to join her hus-
band here.
The Alpha Athletic association gave
a very enjoyable dance last night al
which some thirty couples were pres-
ent The Ellis orchestra furnished ex-
cellent music.
Ramon LiboratO Baca. speaker of
the last house of representatives AT
Pc arrived from Santa Fc last
night to attend the construction of
some political fences dow here.
In Sundays Pucblo-IIncoln game !
10 innings, Roy Corhau. the Albu-
lad again distinguished him
by winning the game with a two
base drive with a man on second base
Justlnianu Garcia Of Los Griegos, Is
suffering from serious injuries as the
result Of being thrown from "A wagon
yesterday. He Is being attended by q !
physician ana Is reported In a critical
condition
Attorney william . Childors, oun
sci for william II. Andrews in the
delegntcship contest now On at Wash
returned last night from the
national capital. Mr.. Childers alleges
that much of the plaintiffs evidence
regarding the Colfax county elections
To- elections held several
ears aRo lie saws. however, hat he
no objection To having all the
contestants evidence go before the
committee On privileges and elections
Of the house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
In full %ripeneSS,

In full fipeneSS,
Hot Weather togs of al
kinds, from the cool Straw
Hat down to the comfortable
Low Cut Shoe,
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Suits and Trousers - COOL
comfortable and stylish, Our
prices are always right, We
sell Hanan and Douglas Shoes,
We are also agents for the Dr.,
Linen Mesh Underwear,
the best on earth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

A man who is in perfect health, so
he can do an honest days work When
necessary, has much for which he
should be thankful. Mr.. L. G. Rodg-
ers, of B%ranchtou, Pa, writes that he
was not only unable to work, but he
couldn't stoop over to tie his "
shoes. Six bottles Of Foley's kidney
made a new man of him. He
says. Success to Foley's Kidney
Cure" j. II. O'Riellv co. 80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
RAILROAD VOTES

II. orr. Of the Santa re ut La Junta
arrived at the Alvarado yesterday.
Grover g. Emmons Is now repair
track timekecper IN the local yards.
f. r Woodland, with the Santa Re
at Trinidad arrived here on business
yesterday.
Tho paint gang is now busy at
Lamy daubing up the Harvey house
ana station.
r. II. Clough. foreman Of bridges
and building on the south end, was
here yesterday.
Special Santa Fe traffic Agent Il. B.
Sanford, with headquarters in chi
cago, visited the local Offices yester-
day.
Passenger engines 1917 and 1890
came out Of tho SHOES yesterday and
were tried out between here and
Ielcta
G. A. Moore. the well known gem
eral freezer" agent arrived in the city
from his headquarters at La Junta
last night.
James Kirk patrick, brakeman on
the limited between here and La Junta
has left for Los Angeles with his fam
lily for a thirty day vacation.
General Superintendent r. G. Fox OF
the Santa Re. announces that work
the new round house and shops at
Chanuto, kas, viii likely be started
this fan.
Three ears of a freight were de-
at Maxwell city at mo O'Clock
sunday night, calling out the wreck
ing crew from Las Vegas and block
ing traffic for some time.
Charles Whiting. who has been I'm
charge Of the refrigerator service out
at Winslow is expected to return here
early IN july and accept a position In
the local shops Of the Santa Fe.
G. Bridgman OF GA South Broad
way leaves tonight accompanied by
his family for El Paso whore he will
accept a position with the lei Paso
and southwestern Railway company
A heavily loaded coat ear side
sWiped a box ear In the local yards
near the coal chute yesterday and one
truck of the Goa car vas derailed and
buried up 20 the car body in the
earth. The box car was not badly
damaged.
Engineer Panrath, in charge of the
construction WORK on the Rto Puerco
end of the Beleu cut on arrived i'm the
city last night from jamestown and
left later for Bcleu. MIR. panrath
that the military and naval
display al the John Smith exposition
is splendid aud we'll worth going there
to see.
r O. Pcttibouc, general manager OF
the CUR Colorado and santa Fe with
headquarters in Galveston arrived in
the city last night in his private car
No. 10. the ear being attached lo
train 80 z at La Junta Mr.. Petit
who reports an enormous busl-
ness on the cur lines of the system
left later on 80. g Tor El Paso, He
accompanied bv a number of
friends and they Will stop Yer at
Engle en- route.
L. W Lewis of Emporia, Kas., the
santa Fc contractor who was in thisI
city yesterday has the contract for
the santa Fc on the New
Mexico division ana has a forcc of
now working this way from
the ballasting having been
the rest of the way. The
roadbed through the mountains from
Las Vegas Go Gloric,a is now one of
the finest piccs boa the country Mir.
Lewis who has also the contract 10
put n 500. 0U0 yards uf ballast on the f.
eat off says the rock crusher at
Vaughn will be running Gan 30 days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

"Did Critick say anything to YOU
about my latest painting o." asked
D'Auber. ts~i
YES" replied CUTS Try the way.
YOU must have had it nicely framed
before you showed b to him. didn't
YOU"
Yes. Why o"
II thought so, because he said he
noticed one artistic feature about it,"
-phlladelphia Press.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

THERE II 4 GREAT DEAL or n.SCoM-
FORT THE 10 MAKE 1T IN
PLEASANT. y THE HANG on
HANING 4 BREAD MAKES 1T VERY
TRYING. WI TAKE ALL THE WORK
AND WORRY orr YOUR HANDS AND
YOU HAVE FIRST CLASS r As A
RESULT. :. BAILING. ;. FIRST ST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

An persons having accounts Agaius
Rernalillo county VIII please tl'
vouchers for same with the probate
clerk not later than saturday, june
29th.
\. L. WALKER, Clerk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

An the world q lover loves"
But Cupid's such an elf.
us often true an others do
Except the girl herself.
philadelphia Press.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
sHIsRIncK HOLMES

couldn't find the n man in thi town
that wants that saddle or driving
horse OF yours as surely ana as quock-
" as a for sale al can 90: and Sher-
locks fee would be larger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
THE WEATHER.

Maximum temperature, 49, mini
mum. AZ n0rtherly winds.
Maximum temperature. 90i mini
num-, %. east winds, clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

DON'T FORGET THAT WE CAR
RY THE :gSiSr line on Gro
CERIES IN THIS SECTION OF TIL
COUNTRY. u. q. PRATT n co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

Washington. June 25.-New Mexico
Fair Wednesday and Thursday ex-
ccpt thundcrstorms In northeast por-
ton.
Arizona - Fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

We are able 60 furnish our customers with
all kinds " min wood after July l. 1907.
CLARkNUILE COAL 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

Miguel Abeyta was here from So
rorr1 county yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-26

capt -. Ruppe accompanied 10y
Jake Meyers will go out today Goo MIR
kupue's lead mines between High
peak" ca the north end 81 the range
aud the main sandal range "i mou
iains MI Kupp~ VIII take NO dyua-
The sun., 1907-10-22
BERMIDA !NOTOR RACE.
Conditions for Next ears Long Distance
Contest Arranged.

The committee OF the Motor Boat Club OF
America. In charge Of next years long dis
tance power boat race TO Bermuda, have COM
pleted the conditions covering the event.
which will be for boats or 20 feet over ali
length and under. The race will start from,
New York harbor on June o. 1905, and the
first boat To arrive at Bermuda will be- the
winner. as the race this year will he run with
out time allowance. with the bouts racing in
one class
The first prize will be the Bennett tropby.
which mast he won three times in s,Ircession
20 become the permanent property OF the win
ner, and trophies will he given 10 second and
third boats to finish. 4 cash prize of 81 OOO
will also 20 to the winning boat aud $50 10
the second boat.
The conditions require that the competing
boats must be OF q wholesome and seaworthy
type and properly equipped to the salts
faction OF the committee before they will he
allowed to go. The excellent prizes and the
fact that the boats will not have TO allow time
will no doubt bring out large entry list, as
there are many boats on the Eastern sea boa ri
capable OF making the trip in compa ratiye
comfort aud safety.
The printed conditions will shortly be issued
by the committee, who will be pleased 10 ex-
anime. plans and prospective boats and sug-
gest changes II necessary. which would make
them cl.giblr for N" contest.
The sun., 1907-10-22
DECIDE FOR ATHLETICS.
University Of Michigan Regents End Ten
Year Fight Against sport.

ANN ARBoR, Oct. 21.-The struggle that
begun fully ten years ago between the Uni
versity Of Michigan board of regents and the
faculty reached an acute stage on Saturday
when the regents abolished the present ath-
letic board Of control and constituted a new
one. The new arrangement gives the ath-
letic party control and Michigan will now in
all probability be fully az lively In athletics
az the Eastern schools. The breach with the
Western conference OF universities undoubt-
edly will be widened next fall. with probably
the training table revived and a long schedule
Of games. with possibly a preliminary season
tf training before school opens The new
policy also means that Michigan will turn
out more completely for the track meets and
football and baseball.
The professors planned TO bring Michigan
back into the Western conference in Deccm-
ber, even IL H. caused Wholesale expulsion. ofs
students. As a sop to the regents ID was
proposed to make Trainer kecne Titzpatr rick
an honorary member of the board OF control
without n vote This last move enra ge,i the
regents and Regent Fletcher, one of Micbi-
gsn's millionaire lumber men. wrote violent
chairman OF the hoard. The regents followed
II np by abolshing the board the act ion 70
take place December T. The board will in
clude eight members consisting of four pro-
fessors, two students. one nlunnus and
Trainer keene Fitzpatrick. This arrange
ment gives control to the athletic party.
The sun., 1907-10-22
TENNIS AT COyIMBIl.
q. q. Ss'hafer. Formerly or Princeton. Wins
His Way ~ Semi.nnaI.

Play in the fall tennis championships at
Columbia University was continued yes
terday. the semi finals being reached in both
the former Princeton crack won his way
into the semi-hnals by defeating p. ". Cole,
y IL, in two straight sets, IS, -. Cole
was too fast for him. q. Gallitin. another
law school man, was beaten rather easily
by \. =. Moses on in straight sets 8 g.
62. In the doubles y. u. cole and n \. .
boorman, Os. have SO far played an ire
proachable game, and II they keep up con
sistently should have little trouble in win
ming the tournament.
The summaries to date are.
Championship singles Third round f. 4.
Hayes defeated J.. fleschnan. "a. GA: q.
Hawley defeated II Fonts, 8 {. -: G.. Ghllatin
defeated l.. T.. Bates. l. 6.i. A. y. Moses DC.
icated " n Brown. @. 90 o, =: p. u. Cote
fsstsd j. K. GSiierss. g :. d: r. y. Banks de-
fca ted Y. v. Bangs %. \, 81; =. Gugler de-
fcatcd v. stair. 40. % 90
Fourth Round y. \. Hayes defeated G. Hawley
3, d I; \. Moses defeated q, Gsllatin. s-3. o q
q. Schatcr defeated d. II. Cole, IS, rs.
championship Doubles Second round " Lee
aud u. willis defeated r.. X. May and r. Williams:
8. l. "; Brown and c. Carmichael de
isaed ". g. Brady, and Y p; Fish. by default;
and I. Mittag, q 90 Bangs and l.. Fleisch
man defeated a. y. Lobeck and 4. X. Lobcck
j. G--i: ". kimbe and 7. Haines defeated j.
u. Guiteras and J. q. Gulteras, IO-s 20. so
man and H.. Criado. q >. 90; G. De Garmendia
Todd 81 %.
semi nnsl Round ". Brown and G. Carmichael
man and y. H. Cole defeated q, DE Garmendia
and W. de Grange, Ga, rs.
The sun., 1907-10-22

has a badly bruised s,dr anu viii not be able
70 COM" out for several davs Treat has y
badly split heck BskesClls leg 10 pretty
vel bruised, Wood has "a bad cuf over his
right eye. Smith bss had several stitches
put IN N" fe-h over his jaw and Spers has
These men. Blackwell and Wood excepted.
~"r" out Of the hard ecr.mmage practice
to-day. Coach Dickson taught the men
several new formal ions and they were orked
out fairly well in the acrimmHge. The varsity
scored twice IN the scrubs once on a 20 yard
run through the entire team by Quarterbsck
Anderson and finally. when after good line
smashed through tackle
CARLISLE Pa, Oct q. ionch Warner Of
the Carlisle Indian football team ia grtting
his team ~ splendid shape TO meet the Penn
SylNania niver-tty players on next Satur-
day ~ Philadelphia. He has ordered secret
practice for all this week The Indians
played strai ght football on SATURDAY for
fear o' Pennsylvania spotters on the ground
aud not one forward Sass Nas used While
lew Of the redskins are iu u crippled con-
dition, u IN expected that all will be In shape
70 play the game Of their lives on Saturday.
Warner IL developing the line Of play which
Pennsyl ylvania. u IL thought that the agility
and quickness Of the Indians will offset the
heavier line of Pennsy lvania players Capt
l.ubo sustained slight injuries in the practice
this afternoon Payne and Felix are ha wing
quite rivalry for the position of left half
back. and the contest IL equally interesting
bet ween Libby and Hendricks for the other
hXturc at fullback and his ability as place
kicker makes him dangerous anywhere within
he % yard line. The practice this week will
be 10 master Pennsylvania'- style Of play.
The sun., 1907-10-22
TO-DAY'S CARD FOR JAMAIC.
Cswsnus stakes and Tive Handicap. Ar.
Features

TheeGowanus Selling Stakes. at six furlongs.
will be run at Jamaica to-day with Tom
McGrath. Oraculuni and Momentum having
chances. In handicap p for two year -olds, six
furiongs. Explosion, Hessian and La Jeun esse
may 90 we'll. In another handicap, at a mile
and q sixteenth. Moonshine. Right Royal
and Altuda figure we'll
Platers will run in the second race A. "A mile
and q sixteenth. with voorhees,. Golden Shor.
and ~. Valentine possible factors. In tho
fifth event for three year odds. At i've fur gs
Work and Play, High Glass and Millstope
old llies will run IN the last event, al five and
. half furlongs. with Reauite. Ida D. and W hin
Top having chances. The entries follow:
First Raco-Handicap: for two-year-olds sir