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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
Mr.. MARSHALL TO RUN
ii: Oppose Colonel John W. Richardson

Will; Oppose Colonel John w. Richardson
S for Register.
Mr.. II. "a. Marshall. OF Charlotte county,
has announced his candidacy for Register
OF the, Land Ofce against the Incumbent
Colonel John w. Richardson, of smyth.
Z Mr.. Marshall has been for n number OF
years a hook keeper 8nt the Virginia Peniten-
tery and is SO employed ut present, He
said last night that he had made prelimi-
nary canvass of the situation and was much
encouraged at the outlook.
Colonel Richardson Is n candidate for re.
election, and Is by no means Idle With sref-
erence to the coming nSht before the Legls.
lature. ittq{ IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
MONTREAL STOCK PANIC.
Heavy Decline in Railway Security
Cnuxen Gcnernl Break.

Heavy Decline In Railway Security
Causes General Break.
MONTREAL October 15.-The dccis-
ion of the directors Of the Detroit
United Railway to pass the dividend,
ard the subsequent heavy decline In
the stock prec:pitnted general break
In the local stock market. Almost
ali the active stocks on the list went
down. tho heaviest sufferers being Mon
treal Street, Dominion Iron. preferred
and Ricltlieu. At the close recovcries
We're general. though few stocks re-
pvered the entire loss. Many Mon
.treal people are reported to have lost
heavily. but It is not thought any
financial troubles will result
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
PRITcHARD INTERVIEWS;
Federal Judge Enjoins Distribution VI
S75O,OOO Dispcnsary Funds.

cial to the Journal from Columbia
s. c., says:
Judge Pritchard, OF the Federal court,
to-day issued a sweeping injunction
restraining the state commission from
winding up the affairs of the State dis
pensary or paying out any money be-
longing to 1t. The Injunction ties up
about s75o.0oo, which the commission
has on hand for the payment of claims
against the dispensary. The injunction
was secured by a wine firm OF Weldon,
IN. e., wilich has a small claim sainst
the State dispensary, and applied sfol
q writ OF mandamus to compel the
commission appointed by Governor
Ansel to wind up the affairs OF the
dtspensary to pay their claims. Mean
time the commission is enjoined from
paying out any money or other claims.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
CRUSHED BY STREET CAR
Norfolk's School hoy Killed Trying to
board Moving Car.

NORFOLK. VA, Octobe 15.-Charles
Cohen, a high school boy, fifteen years
old. son OF Louis Cohen, merchant.
was run over and killed by street
car In front Of the school building
this afternoon. The boy tried to board
the car without stopping 1t. and was
.Jerked beneath the wheels.
Conductor r. As Hairless and Motor
man y. McReynolds, In charge OF tho
car, Were arrested on the charge of
criminal gllgence in connection with
the death, but were released on ball.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
TRY TO GET o. r. i. OUT.
Commercial TeleErnphcrs Will Endeav-
or to Enlist Aid OF Railway Men.

or to Enlist Aid OF Railway Men.
NEW YORK, October 15.-DanIel
RUSSELL, chairman of the strategy board
OF the striking telegraphers, said to-
night that the convention OF the Com
mercial Photographers Union. which
meets at Milwaukee October 23d, would
endeavors to bring about a strike OF
railroad teleEraphers in support OF the
commercial men. On the subject OF
arbitration. Mr.. Russell said:
Speaking for myself, i can say tina,
believe the time has arrived when
arbitration would not be unacceptable
to the strikers. II an agreement could
be reached whereby they are allowed tc
select one of the arbitrators, the COM
panies another, and the two to choose
the third,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
FARMER BADLY HURT
WHILE BREAKING "A MULE
.fsnaclal to rhe rimas .planatch.l

Especial to The Times -Dlspatch.)
SPOTSYLVANIA, VA, October 15-
MI. John. =, Pulliam. an aged citizen
ing young mule yesterday was palm
fully and dangerously hurt. Mr. Pul-
liam was thrown to the ground and
fore he was loosed from the rope
(which was tied to the running mule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
EARTH TREMoR ALARMS
massachusetts and New Hamp.hIr.
Residents Excite sby Severe. <f,r,,r-

= =. ~ .''F's0se'sFs9 HHU 4NeW HnmDAhIre
ites'dents Excited by Severe Shock.
8 LOWE MASS, October 15.-The
i,eavy rulmbiing Of an earthquake was
lelt lea IN IN This city and in all suBr.s ban
towns at 7:10 o'clock Tonight. The
ahock lasted two or three seconds ana
was Followed BY what appeared to be
q sharp explosion. In al few instances
chlnawaro i. was thrown to the floor
ana IN many dwellings the dishes rat
.led. The earthquake alarmed persons
IN various sections of the city, and
many OF them ran from their houses.
caring that some great disaster was
impending. So far as can be learned
no damage was done at and point. The
shock was also felt in Lawrence. at
londonderry. N. H.. and other points II,
Southern New Hamnshire =. -, - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
Two Die Aboard Train.

When the wounded men were placed
on board of tho relief train to be taken
to Terre Haute. a frantic rush was
n1ade by the wives. parents and chill
dren OF the injured to establish the
identity OF those rescued, One man
died on the train before 1t lest. Hls
name was Justice, and he had ap-
piled at the lnill for work t..is morn
ing, Another man expired as the train
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
TRANSFER OF CAPTAINS
,irc Board Makes Changes for Thirty
In. ..s x.n olarr II ut

Fire hoard Makes Changes for Thirty
Days Effective October :1st.
At a special meeting of tho Board Of
Fire Commissioners last night, the fol-
lowing transfers were ordered. for. q
period OF thirty days. from October
so1st:
Q Captain @. i. Wise. from Engine
Company. No. 4. to Engine Company,
No. s; Captain Il. c. Ramkey, Jr.. from
Engine Company, No. g. to Engine Com
rany, No. o.; Captain James NJ. Meadors,
from Engine Company No. ., to
Engine Company No. 4; Captain G.
S. Atkinson. from No. ! Truck. to No.
2 Truck; CaptainJ, Y. Haake, from No.
2 Truck to No. 4 Truck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
ASSAULTED CONDUCTOR

~. II. Dahney tColoretl) Arrested on broad
AMI Twsnty,tlfth Street Car.
r. b. pabney tcoloredl was arrested las.
niGht on tho charge OF being disorderly and
asaaulting Conductor y, r, Radtord, OF Broad
and Twenty-nfth Street car No. a2s. The
negro was placed under arrest by the con-
ductor, who turned him over to Sergeant
NlN'hltlock, who was on tho car at the time,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
WANT BATTLE ABBEY
IN MONROE PARK
Confederate Associa tion
Asks Permission to
Erect 1t There.
SUM OF $2oo, 900
NOW AVAILABLE
Dabncy Liquor Ordinance, With
Amendments, Goes Over to the
Next Meeting-A. c. Nielsen
to Succeed Washer
in Marshall
Ward.
z. S-i-=-- - =
What the Board Did

Referred to Committee on
Grounds aud Buildings petition
of Confederate Memorial AssOcia-
tion to erect Battle Abbey In
Monroe Park, Mt estimated cost of
s.OO,OOO.
Accepted resignation of Alder
man Louis Washer, ~ Marnhall
Ward, and elected a. G. Nielsen ms
hts SUCCESSOR.
Concurrcd with Common Coun-
ell in resolution authorizing the
appointment OF an Assistant City
Attorney.
with nmendmenta, Dnbney ortli-
nance to regulate the sale of lie
quor In the City OF Hichmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
DOCTOR KILLS NEGREss
South Carolinian Shoots to Death wo-
man Who Recently Shot Him.

COLUMBIA, October 15.-A special
to the State from Union S. c., says:
DR.. w. l. Lindeer. n prominent young
physician of this city. probably fatally
wounded Lucy Llpsey. negro woman,
here to-day. firing three bullets into
her body. On March 25th last the same
woman shot DR.. Lindeer in the back
without warning. The cause Of tho
shooting is not definitely known. DR..
S. S. Lindeer, father of the young man,
passed the scene Just in time to wit
ness the shooting. Young Lindeer sur
in jail
Lucy Lipsey died tonight. DR.. Lin
deer will apply for release on bail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-16
AN OLD SOLDIER BURNED TO CRISP
IN HIS HUMBLE ALBEAlARLE HOME

in his sleeping room and, being. old
and feeble and alone. he perished be-
fore he could raise an outcrya The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
As 10 rnn WEIGHT or RAMS.

Referring to the common notion
that the railway accidents, Of which
there have been such an unusual num-
Der of late. have been due mainly to
the fact that the rails IN use at the
present time are not heavy enough to
withstand the pressure which the
heavy engines and trains now in use
put upon them, President +. A. De
lano. OF the Wabash, says a majority
of railroads Ia this country are afraid
to recommend heavy rails. because
the feeling is becoming prevalent that
there is greater danger in using the
rail weighing 100 than the rail of
lighter weight. In other words,
says Mr. pelano, although the 100
pound rail- 81 very much sitter than
the s0-pound rail or %60-pound rail it
IS subject 70 higher fiber STRESSES.
THE light rail" explains Mr.. De-
Iano. 'is more pliable han the heavy
rail. 1t viii therefore conform more
nearly to the inequality of the track
us a train passes. The heavier rail
being very stun refuses To SO nearly
conform to the inequalities. and is
therefore frequently required TO be
come a bridge between two ties which
are long distances apart"
Mr.. Delano declares that the prob
lem OF steel rails is 90 grave that the
manufacturers and railroads must get
together and work out q solution. lie
st.r -.f.ffL. g. s4.. .ItNff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
NEXT WINTERS coAL srrrLl.

p-ta- rit,.,, ga. N.rtn.r.
,s. ,.n,.as ad,t.s an or ,s i,
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- .r, r,,,r,ts.
.l.... ,,. ~ IN. t,,.rst,t. ,om-
,,,, ,..,t3, ...-
.n5 ana. .1,l,. af prosidsot ruIot,
a..,,, t,,,. ,,,, IA. -,.,rl,
n. ,...ssIty or ~n,o,,rt action In tbis
.,,.,t ngn,s,l,.. ,r,ir.t
.. ,,-..,y.ni.,.. ,p, ,,,.su,I. .,,r-
r..n. ,.yt vf.i,,
r..r, ..c,m,nuy l~er,pl.ni imam
ami f,.i .,.,f5 hood Tho ,,,,,rs
and o,or,r, BIZ, i,rg. spnrIy as ,os.
.n.. Dan. I-fe ,r,.HT,tIrI d, l-, I'm ii
.t..t or r.,f rstv,rp th.. linn, and
t,. b.s,, Irm.-t far ,.,I which
1..elns .,,., 41 fa. ,,Ipter I'D ,,tt os
rra.Ia4rf. Oh, HI.4r fbr -fors house.
d., tbe u,.t o.tb ...f sn,,igb "a, last
through ih. winter .ni no community
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
w. v. FUTRELLE FURNITURE COMPANY.

els and kidneys as will protect other mem
bers Of the family, the attendants and the
community.
2. A solution of chloride Of lime, eight
ounces to the gallon Of water, should be
provided in quantity and a quart of this
should be put in the bed pan or vessel eaeh
time before it receives the discharges, and
should be well stirred and allowed to stand
in the vessel at least an hour before It is
buried.
3. soiled bed or body linen should re-
main in the chloride Of lime solution tor
an hour, and may then be safely put IN
the family wash. soiled paper or clothes
used about the patient should be immedi-
atoly burned. Attendants should wash the
hands and the lips frequently, and rinse the
mouth always before eating. No one should
rartake Of any food which has stood in the
sick room. All Of these precautions should
be continued until the recovery is complete
and until all diarrhea has ceased.
4. Typhoid fever is not contagious in the
sense commonly understood, and If the pre-
cautions above indicated are faithfully and
intelligently carried out, a case may be
treated in any family or community with
perfect safety. If others have the disease
1t will be because they were infected from
the same source as tn patient. or con-
traCted 1t eIseWneres Inc came plCdulvh7
should be observed in dysentery and all
other diarrhea diseases. including summer
complaint in children
3. All well water. unfiltered water and
milk stored in cans or vessels washed in
such water should be looked upon as sus-
picious. and should always be boiled be-
fore it is drunk by any one. uncooked
vegetables should also be washed in boiled
water.
6. The windows and doors Of all dwelling
houses, and especially Of the kitchen and
dining room. should always be well
screened and the flies actually kept out,
Unless this is done a carelessly managed
case Of typhoid fever or other diarrheal dis
ease. even a mile or more away, may be q
source Of danger on account Of flies. As
mosquitoes are now known to be carriers
Of malaria, the same precautions will pro-
tect from this poison also. The universal
and effectual practice Of these precautions
would require intelligent care and some ex-
pense. but would result in the practical dis
appearance of one OF our most common and
fatal domestic pestilences, which is not only
q disgrace to our civilization. but an an
nuaI scourge and tax upon the people, in
comparison to which smallpox and cholera,
plague and other exotic diseases. so feared
by our people, sink into insignifieance
FRANK MKEE,
President Board of Health.
D. II. CAIRNS, NJ. d.. Secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
WI Ana ALL INTERESTED.

The close connection between lrri-
CATION and forestry is appreciated by
the directing spirits Of the Irrigation
congress work and forestry IS TO take
a more prominent part at the coming
session Of the National Irrigation COM
gress in California this year than
heretofore. This VIII interest the COM
munity IN our eastern states where
their Appalachian ana White Noun
tain forestry problems are Of consider
able Interest Just at this time. The
present years assemblage OF delegates
from an over the United states, and
probably several foreign countries, in-
tercsted In the allied development
lines Of irrigation, eclamation and
forestry viii give opportunity for not
only those Interested in all Of these
projects on a large scale to get TO-
gether. but an those individuals whose
personal interest Is with any ono Of
these matters. even in q small way
Al Interested should make an effort
10 De present. and az the same time
see California and take in some Of
the excursions and view the various
opportunities for development Of the
character considered at the Irrigation
congress which California affords.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
Solos ::s e., !.

Thu acting governor wants some one 10
help him let 60.
RI the Jap doesn't get out Of the lime
light he ls likely a. get the blind staggers
49,
There are millions in cactus. says the
| Tucson Cltlzen. But ms a ticklish propo-
.ittan getting them out
4
u. j.. steos. Of Prescott has been granted
a divorce at the age OF eighty years Thus
.s osler made o monkey Of again.
Max. Itis said is tho only one who IN
ssts On enc 'lnyNtigaton" All the others
! want to back up hurricdiy and forget a.
s4s
a noted artist Is painting simpsons
Rest' in Trinidad. he should come down
10 the cnIzon office ana paint Il sleeping
likeness 81 "1teDorters' Rest
80
T%rpiford BE- far too silngy with the funds
To- satisfy the p%ie-lino that has previously
toasted ON the rather substantial crumbs
from the rich Bursum's table.
shs
tot I1 g ago the dear old A'nantc in.
forr.ed aa Tint The dcieg steqhip clu.est
was an bluff Now Ahe public Us Informed
by a special from Washington that it has
begun.
And So the H%agerman claqneurs consider
the rrclferd inycstisation "a roaring farce
Io they -socorro Bursum Chicftain.
Yes But tire worst part of the situation
rs chat the people fail To- see the funny side
of IT,
#As
rHc Bursum machine would. indeed. zoe
seriously crippled II il had te take care -
Id 49, art4 ..- -.1- --LLl s-N FA..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
REMEMBER THE AUCTION At
HICkoN-MANNAIsD co. 2:30 AND
1880 =. VI. EACH DAY.

The young people Of the Presbyterian
church announce an entertainment to he
given Thursday afternoon ana evening of
this week, In the vacant store room adj
joining the French bakery IN the Reynolds
building ON East Central avenue. The enter
talument lis TO be known as "rhe Pike ant
win present many new and novel and
clever features.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
THINGS ARE GOING CHEAP
THIS AFTERNOON AT THE AUG
TION OF HICKOX-MAYNAftD co.

The Highland Methodist Episcopal churc3
league viii give a lighthouse social at the
residence Of Mr.. A. e. Robinson, Ames adj
dition, Tuesday evening, June 20. Hacks viii
run from Occidental building every fifteen
minutes after s q. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

Inc Guest at front doorl-lts nwfully
Of You TO show me The way out.
The Host-Not at all. It's a pleasure,
assure you.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

THE FROSTfNG
GIVES THE FINISH TO MANY A CAKE.
1T is THE LITTLE Things ABOUT
CAKE Ann PIES THAT MAKE II BIG
DIFFERENCES IN THEM.
CARE IN MAKING
AND CARE IN BAKING CARE, IN FACT,
ALL THROUGH Is WHAT GIVES OUR
PRODUCTS THEIR FAMOUS FLAVOR. S.
BALIING, s. FIRST ST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

Can you hook me in the face and deny
that you married me for my money
Nope, I might deny it, but l can't look
you In the face and deny Houston Post.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

Governor Clrr3 vHl I.. arrive utti thc
...l part 10 july. In fHe meantime. Act
M Governor UalnH'ls uI follow thc
I4Nr uf tfe fam.l. 'E-'L is "duIn-
..I. -.anItau Nl..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
Testimony viii Be
Interesting.

(Santa Fe Eagle)
I'm split Of the frantic protests Of the
sacred Bun all the evidence in the Larra-
zola-Andrews contest is going to be printed.
Attorney FERGUSON, who appeared for Lar
razola. carried his point in this matter,
and the document is going to make mighty
interesting reading. The details as to hoY{
people are voted by proxy in Valencia
county are well understood, but an e%xpltna-
tion as to how 1t happened that ffty-nine
voters in precinct No. 20 OF Valencia county
c2me to vote in alphabetical order will be
Interesting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

If you will make inquiry It will be
a revelation to you how many sue
cumb TO kidney or bladder troubles In
one form or another. If the patient
is not beyond medical aid, Foley's
kidney cure will cure. 1t never dis
a-ppoints. J.. II. O,Rielly Co. tt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

U was t.rF rude .f >IlerIuftudsnt Tfel.
'r# fH Eat unttbfnr .HHt thr .aF fh'
~ handsome tus Es ahIou wsrcntaae q.
the Nrrl.rial pcniteu. .l 8ud nre uea 4.
tHc elegant residence el Corporal Fr- I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

OUR NEW PHbNE NUMBER is
10. REMEMBER THERE is AL
WAYS \ COURTEOUS CLERK
READY TO TAKE YOUR ORDER,
No MATTER HOW SMALL II. G.
PRATT & co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

.Palaeo avenue Hxlotiin@ <taaney from q
poor old man is wprse than hanging consic,s
up on the wall. t'is perfectly plain 10 MAJ
that the superintendent OF the ponitcntiar-
inhicts cruel and bafbarous punishment on
people who get peniteniiary brick and for
get 70 pay for them.-Santa lie Eagle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
KANSAS SOLID ron TAFT.


KANSAS SOLID FOR TAFT.
The Topeka Herald says tho royal
welcome extended to Secretary Taft
IS IAN unmistakablc proof that he viii
have the Sunowcr state solidly behind
him in the national convention His
visit has been a constant ovation,
and he has been hailed everywhere as
the next president Of the United
States"
Ana then the Herald explains that
IL is not o case of Roosevelt II he viii
take it. and Taft az second choice, but
says the people OF Kansas care for
TAFT first, last ana all the time While
other candidates may prove formida-
Bile opponents IN the country at large
md may take the delegations from
some of The states away from the Sec
Rotary. Kansas may be relied upon to
stand firm as a rock. Neither Knox
nor Hughes nor Cannon nor Fair.
banks nor anyone else can ALLEVIATE the
sunower state from her loyalty to the
big mar who is her guest today and
whom. some day, she hopes to enter
tain as chief executive of the nation
"
Uncle sam has always profcssed 70
believe that oven when regarded from
the low plano Of mere business, hon
esty is the best policy AS q rule he
has generally tried TO put that policy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

RUY YOUR WINDOW AND DOOR
~tiiilNS FROM Us AND KEIEP
hoiN MONEY N MN MEXICO
INSTEAD OF HAVING IT SENT
EAST SUPERIOR planning MILL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

hnd Manano mountains, which !s 20
Doe had FOR the hauling. there Is not
the danger of actual suffering from q
coal famine that there is in some
parts OF the country, but we are ia-
BILE TO be caused a good deal Of incon-
venience and more or less expense, all
of which we can escape by taking
time and the coal pile by the forelock,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

w. r. Ward, of Dyersburg, Tenn,
writes; This Is 10 certify that /
have used Orino Laxative Fruit syrup
for chronic constipation. and it has
proven, without a doubt. to be a
thorough, practical. remedy for this
fer my conscientious reference" J. II.
.O'Rielly Co. -"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

Don't FORGIT THAT WE CAR
~ TN i1NIST LINZ Of Gro.
~ RUS SECTION or THE
COUNTRY. A. e.. PRATT a co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
BIRDS EYE VIEWS

tsanta re Ilagle)
The Plunderbund and It's ueNspapers are
inducing immigration 60 New Mexico with
a vengeance.
Since Max has had 20 pay for his water
ana light he does not a99ear To be vety
friendly with tho management OF the water
company. Strange isn't it?
II is noticed that esorv time the New
Mexican gets the worst NJ q controversy ami
that is quite frequent of late. it calls on
the officers Of the law 60 enforce the libel
law.
Just az soon as euI pardon bureau gets
in working order. after having been out 81
rcpaii for some time, c~0uHlcts at the peni-
%ientiary who refuse to work. instead u be
trg chained In a cell. VIII be expelled from
the institution in disgrace.
Report has it that 10 viii be fashionab. e
lis summer for the gentlemen confined IN
the vicinity Of the territorial brick yard te
wear Kid gloves when handling 'louen. I'M
couth brick, LEST the delicate epidermis Cow
erinr their sha9eIy fingers should become
lacerated,
Taxpayers are WONDERING why the earn
ings If the penitcntiary were SO much less
during the last sear uf Nj. Bursum's adj
ministrotion than the. were under the drf'
year of superintendent Trelford ADMINS
uration. Perhaps the Inference was due to
lax bookkeeping.
The truth OF the whole matter is that
some OF the friends Of MI Bursum are very
anxious to get superl ptendept Trelford out
Of the p~enibontiary. not because Of any harsh
or cruel treatment IL the prisoners confined
in the prison. but because they want one
Of their asen In who Will run the Institution
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

II is noticed that etory time the New
Mexican gets the worst NJ q controversy, AMI
that is quite frequent of late. It calls on
The officers Of the law 60 enforce the libel
law
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

tsanta re Eagle1
The Plunderbund and it's newspapers are
immigration 60 New Mexico with
a vengeance.