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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-13
BASEBALL.

Con motive de celebrarae7 IL champiOna.
to de 1907 en- la Habana, entire los clubs
"Habana," "F6" y "Almendares, toms-
mos estos parrafos de un peri6dico de di.
cha ciudsd:
"Ya termin6 el 'Champion" cuyos iue.
gos todoB fueron de gran importanCia, y
en- ellos demostraron los tres s'clubs'' sumo
ioter6s por salir airosog en- las contiendas,
pero..... pero eSos ''peros" dieron al trae.
to con el 'Habana" y 81 "F6."
Aver, 81 el c6lebre Borroto, hubiera
actuado en- cualuuier punto de los Estados
UnidoE, no le hubi6ramos arrendado slas
ganancias," pero les partidarios feistas son
sufridos y sc dejaron pssar la mota.
Verdaderamente que jueces como ese
Borroto, solamente pueden actuar On Gu.
ba, donde 81 pueblo es sumamente honda.
dose; perO depgFaciado de e., al aver hu.
biese tenido 81 ssAlmendares' Dor contra
rio al 'sHabana."
Ell case de aver, y el compoTtamiento
de esa "Umpire'' debs Eervir de experien.
cia para 10 sucesivo los Directories de
"Clubs" , q los Preaidentes de Ia Liga."
No teman los compshsros 6ase5oleros
de Ia Habana, que squi en- Puerto Rico ne
d& 10 mismo. Les Unspires Biempre De
portan como el ceIebre Borroto.
Las simpatfag camaradass las simpa'
tfas.
BATE.
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CaminOS en- Generic

El trabsjo en- las Was De communication
de Comerfo, adelanta con actividad.
Sc trabaia en- tres .secciopes de las cda-
les estd encargado ell competente ingsnierO
Sr. Manuel Rivera Ferrer.
Una seCci6n va de Comerfo Barran
quitaS en- la cual ayuda al Sr. Irgeniero
y prests sua servicios ell operador Sr. An.
tonic Vazquez.
Otra Hecci6n va de Comerfo Bsyam6n
On la cual trabaJa como operator ell sr.
Jose Casalduc
La tercera Becci6n va de Comerfo All
bonito y en- ella trabaja ell operator Sr
Julio Montilla.
FL movimiento de avAnce On Gus traba-
Jos eU grande y pronto el nuevo canine,
tenderd gu anchura al psso del hombre
de Bu industria.
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Concerto en- ell Paruue.

Con escssa concurrencia ge efectu6
anoche en- ell Parque Borinuuen eI con.
cierto anunciado por Ell notable yioIinista
senior Pr6spero MarSicano. Este sefior
dominR acknowledgements el instrumento
faYorito de sarasate.
Donda mas &c distingui6 ell senior Mar.
sicano fue en- Souvenir de Havden, tan
admirablemente eJecutado que el pdblico
aplaudi6 con entusiasmo indescriptibIe.
Evaristo Velez es un artistr que
promote mucho mas para 10 porvenir, pues
cant6 muy bien la Berenata de Nujer .
ReS'eG acompanadspor al Eesteto.
= La simpStica nina Blanca M Iriarte
recit6 acknowledgements 50 poeAfa y 81 Befior
Joaquin Burset, acompafi6 msgiatralmen.
to en- el piano todos los nlimeros del
pHograma.
En- conclusion hubo momentos en- q. nos
paIeci6 estar oyendo los grandes conciertos
que Sc efectuan los domingos en- eI Metro.
pOtitnG de New York.
SALSAVIL.
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Una patrada en- ell HIpddrOmo.

Aver como las p. m, Hilario Me.
yes, un muChacho de San Juan, de doce
amos de edad, hallabase sentado iunto &
una de las puertas del Hip6dromo.
Las carreraB habfan empezado habfan
encargadO & Hilario que no permitieBe Ia
entrada a nadie que no eatuViera debida.
mente provisto de billete.
joan Sanchez, de santurce, como de 18
eh9s de edad, rondaba aquellos lugares y,
q 10 que paEece deseoso de entraT en- Ell
HiP6dromo, tropez6 con la Tesistencia de
HilariO.
EntonCeH estall6 una discOrdia, y Juan
Sanchez, tomando distancia, del suelo
una piedr0 deltamafo del pufio de un hom
bre, mas menoS, la dispar6 contra Hilq.
10, hiri6ndole en- Ia cabeza y llenando de
gangTe cara y vestidos del nifIo.
La poliCia detuvo Juan conduio 4
Hilario al Guarto de socorros.
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FL DOCTOR MAR
II A La union.
.LaTtsuslta determination que tona Is dssInts-
Tosada ! eSDontanea.

t0O1GA egp gpsuAaa9As
La sigU iente carta Sc nos envfa para
90 publication:
Cayey, Mayo 10 de 1907. Senior don
Pedro Garcia Ortiz, Secretario del
Comite unionista de Cayey. Aprecisdo
BeidoI: Tengo 81 gusto de manifestar &
s usted, como Becretario del Iomite unio.
nista de eBta localidad que se sirYa contar.
me en- 81 n6mero de los que piensan como
.usted polfticamente, dentro del seno del
gran partido unioniats; manifeatando &
usted, 81 miamo tiempo que 81 asi 10 hago
ess poTque aimpstizo con dicho ideal
desinteresadaments y. que nj por nm
momento cream los correligionarioB que 10
hago por espfritu de medrc; ia usted com
prendera que 20 no 10 necesito, nj acepta.
re destinos pdblicos, & menos que Ia
coIectiVidad, para defensa de sus intereaes,
asi 10 exija de mi.
listed SO ConYencera que 81 tomo esta
determination 10 hago espontaneamente.
listed me conoce y sabe que niuguna
preston me obligarfa & clio, 81 no fuese
la conviction de mis- ideas compIetamente
On aTmonfa con 10 que siente piensa 81
partido de que uated foFma parte. De
usted afo. amigo , s. Sd. j. Marti.
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NOtiCiaS de AreCihO.
(De maestro corresponsaz. }

Mayo 12.-Durante la semana pasada
han concurrido la Esta ci6n de anemia
de eAta ciudad 66S pacientep, habiendo ST.
do dsdos de a'ta cuTadcs 43.
-Por renunCia de don don Fernando
Fernandez, prscticante de este Hospital ha
pasado ocupar dicha plaza Ell inspector
municipal don Juan Gonzalez para ocu.
par esta vaeante ha Bido nombrado el
practicante don Miguel Fernandez inspec
tor municipal.
Ell bale dado anoche en- Dueatro tea.
tro qued6 muy concurrido y auimado,
habiendo extraordinarin "d~~~--
caras.
Sc encue'
nffico cinemi
viesca y Armij
en- este teatro.
Las ofcipas
piedad han sido .,s uslos
de la casa del Bt6or Fjgueras en- la
Plazs.
-Ei senior don Bias PRoliuo abrir6 en-
esta Ciudad una casa de pr6atamos.
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MateIla!ss lanta!ss

Alguuos amigos permiten que Sc les
aoaben los mstsriales para luego andar de
carreTitaa pidiendoloB. Esto eatS en- pug
ma con los procedimientos modeTnos. Pida
usted antea de yer terminadas Hus existen.
ciaG. su cr6dito, dinero, tempo, econe'
mia ganaTan mucho. Para toda clasa de
materialas dentales, diTigirse aI Dsp6sito
Dental Dc Jole salgado Jimenaz, SO San
Francisco, San Juan.
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PoT hurto menor han sido santencia.
dos 90 Mayagdsz Prudencio 0livencia 4
Z meaes De prisi6n y I mes u s dias & ST.
1ae6n Valaz y 4 Jorge RamAa 1 ms %
dias per ngEssi6n.
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Ei nuGVO TeSorGrO do Puerto Rico.

Han sido propuestos al senado de los
Estados Upidos les nombramientoa de los
sefores Wi!loughby para ell cargo de Sc
cretario de Puerto Rico S. D. Gromer
para sustituir aqu6l en- la TeBoreria de
la is'a.
Sc iDforma que el sehOr Falkuer, actual
comiSionado de instruction pretendfa pasar
al referido cargo de TeSorero de Puerto
Rico.
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I'm CrimGn en- Caro-
lima.
In hOmbTe en- una reyeFta mat6 a
OtTU, de una Buialada.
El hsChO 0Gurrld en- sI barrie Barrasas
(De muestrO oOrrespOnsal)

Mayo 12-En ettos momeptos [9 de la
poche) sCaba de recibir el Juez de Paz
un parte del Comisario del barrio Barro'
sas Sr. Pic Morales en- ell que manifesto
que con motivo de una reyerta habida
entire Juan Caballero CD Maysguez y
Andres Disz le infFi6 Ell primero una
punalads al seguudo dejandolo muerto
IN ell acto. Embellishments hs Balido
el Sr. Juez de Psz y la Policia al sitio
del hecho.
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FAJARDO PROSPERANDO
(Ds maestro corresponsaz) }

Mayo IL Fsj4rdo va prOBperando.
Ia central azucarera ha iustalado una fd'
oriCa de hielO. Aver y hoy ha repartido
lnas Cuatro tonsladas de hielo gratis en- sI
pueblo, como propagands
Los Sres. Cintr6n Aboy han pueetO
paEa el serviciO y comodidad de los tran
eunteS una lanchs de vapor que hsce Ia
uta de este puerto Vitquea vicevsEss.
EN- epts pueblo hay algunas construc.
Jones y reparaciones de CaBss, y el aspecto
Ie Ia poblSci6n mejoTa mueho.
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(8) sefior Don Al. D. --aConsideracione
acerca del idioma primitive de Cuba. Com
ierenc1a dada en- la "Real Soeiedad S1s
Amigos del Pals, de la Habana. Publ.
cada en- dicha ciudad en- 1877 en- un void
men, correspondence q Ia serie Sa tomo 10.
pagina 218.
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---Diez dollars dc multa impuso el uez
municipal LeopOIdo Rada , Francisco
Nangual por altsTar la pas On Eifia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02

court OF appeals of the state of Colo
rado. in unmincing and scathing
terms. in the case OF Redding VS.
Dunn et al, 81 Pacific Reporter 9A7.
Furthermore. 1t is charged he has
recently been publicly denounced in
the press of both New Mexico and
Colorado. In which state he lived be-
fore coming to New Mexico morally
as CRATER and with misuse of his
public position to further his private
interests. 1t is further set forth that
he was removed from his position as
member and president of the New
Mexico bureau of immigration by the
governor of the territory for the good
of the territory.
The report concludes that upon the
ground of public policy. and looking
to the safeguarding and interests of
clients and applicants to file on the
public lands, ESPECIALLY THE
POOR AND UNSUSPECTING." be-
fore this office and the department,
that it is unsafe to such interests to
allow Pendleton to further practice
before the land office or the interior
department.
Pendleton has thirty days in which
To reply to these charges, and imme-
diately upon his reply. should he make
a reply. hearin" on the charges will
be held before the receiver in Santa
Fe. If he should not reply, his si-
lence will be considered an admission
of guilt. and he will be barred from
further practice before any bureau of
the interior department.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
The Morning Journal Bureau.
Santa Fe. y NJ. March |


Officials of the general land office,
after an investigation opened last
July, have filed charges before the
honorable receiver of the land office
in this city against Granville Pendle-
ton, of Pennington, San Juan county.
alleging dishonesty and unprOfessional
conduct upon several different counts
and asking that Pendleton be barred
from practice before the interior de-
partment or any of its bureaus as a
person unfit to be allowed that privi-
lege The charges have been submit
ted to the general land office. and AS
sistant Commissioner Pollock has or
dered the receiver of the land office
to proceed with hearing, providing
Pendleton should ask for such hear
ing.
Copies of the charges against him
were forwarded to Pendleton some
days ago, with notice that he had
thirty DAYS in which to reply to them
If he does not reply, his failure will
be considered an acknowledgment Of
his guilt. If he does reply a hearing
viii be given him at once, or as soon
after his reply is received as is pos
sble.
Pendeton, 1t will be remembered
had been an active member of the
Bursum machine up to the time of his
recent defeat in San Juan county for
&c ~elceti1a 80 the legislature. He was
chairman of the house finance COM
mittee two years ago, and had charge
Of the payment of the funds under
house joint resolutions Nos. and I.
for which no accounting has ever been
made. 1t was Pendleton who signed
voucher declaring that several hun
dred copies of the governors message
in Spanish had been printed and or
dering payment therefor at the rate of
more than IS per copy, when work
on the message in Spanish had not
been begun. He did this for the ac-
cummodation of his friend, Max
Frost, with whom he was at that time
associated on the bureau of immigra-
tion. Pendleton was president of the
bureau He was removed last fall by
Governor Hagerman for the good of
the public service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
UNITED STATES
INTERESTED
IN CONGO
SCATHING ARRANGEMENT
OF LEOPOLD IN SENATE
Resolution Calls for Inforna-
ton Concerning American
Concessions in African Do
mains of HeartIeSS Monarch,
tBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire

~
Washington, March 1.-Senator
Morgan reported favorably from the
committee on foreign relations today
his resolution calling on the president
for information as to any concessions
Americans may have received from
King Leopold for the gathering of in
dia rubber in the Congo Free State,
Mr.. Morgan was given permission
to file statement upon the subject,
and asked that the resolution go to
the calendar, as he understood several
senators desired to investigate the
question.
Mr. Morgans statement recites how
capitalists Of the civilized nations are
pushing into the rubber forests with
all manner of monopOlistic arrange
ments for subjeeting this great prod
uct-the gift of nature--to their crav-
ing for wealth."
He arraigns scathingly King Leo
pold FOR the manner in which he
has exploited the Congo lands in ac-
cumulating wealth To himself by i'm
posing tasks of personal labor to the
extreme of cruelty upon the native
population"
Mr.. Morgan takes the position that
the United States. by reason of its
negro population descendant from
Congo parentage, is especially Obli-
gated to support the movement to re-
serve to the native population the
wealth of Congo products He says
that any concession granted by King
Leopold to wealthy citizens of the
United States is not valid until con-
frmed by the signatory powers to the
Brussels act signed I'm 1892,
1T is the duty of the United states
government to see to II that no barrier
or impediment is created by the act Of
Leopold or by any other authority to
debar the eXiled Africans who have
been held in slavery in the United
States from the right to return to
their native land and tn hold It. i'm
company with their kins people, and
the free and unobstructed opportunity
To enjoy the great advantages which
are now offered 10 them and which
the United states owes to them of re-
patriation in their own country, with
out let or hiudrance
"The native resources of Central
Africa present vast stores Of treas
ure to invite their aid In developing
the wealth Of that country. and II Is
time that the United States should In
terpose its just powers, whatever they
may be, In aiding these exiles 10 es-
! tablish their sovereign rights in the
! country that God has given them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02

of the district attorney Through his
counsel Thaw obtained permission To
absent himself from the room. When
he got into the prisoners pen Thdw
threw off his hat, brought his heels
together and began violently TO go
through a five minutes drill as set
ting up" exercise. When he had fin
ished. Thaw announced that he was
ready to return To the court room. de-
claring he felt he had been compelled
TO take exercise. MIR. Jerome later
was informed of the defendants con-
duct and made notes upon it.
Thaw again brought TO court today
several large packages of letters.
which he read with avidity and made
pencil nots upon each. He took APP
parently no interest in the fencing be
tween the district attorney and the
alienist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
SUBSIDY
B|LLPASSES
H D j s {
STRENUOUS FIGHT
WAGED ON MEASURE
Forty Republicans Voting With
Democrats MutiIate Measure
But Fail to Prevent Its Final
Passage,
tBy Morning journal Special Leased wIre.l

[By Morning journal Special Leased WIre.l
Washington, March 1.-The house
this afternoon passed the ship subsidy
bill after one of the most Interesting
fights seen in recent years. ON the
first vote the democrats and the insur-
gent republicans had votes enough to
defeat the measure, but after three
hours of fierce contest the bill as per-
fected in the committee of the whole,
striking out provisions for steamship
mail lines from Pacific coast points to
the Orient, was finally passed by
eleven majority. Fifty-two republi7
cans voted with the democrats on the
first ballot and forty-one on the final
ballot
After the passage Of the ship sub
sidy bill the general deficiency bill
was taken up and passed. An amend-
ment by Mr.. Grosvenor Of Ohio was
adopted, giving to all employees of con.
gress one months extra pay.
On a point of order made by mem
bers from the Pacific coast. the pro-
posed reduction of mileage for sena-
tors and representatives from 20 to s
cents per mile went out.
Mr.. Lttauer of New York and Mr..
Tawney offered amendments to the
general deficiency bill for the reclas-
sficatlon Of the clerical force of the
departments of the government bur
they went out on point of order.
There was no debate on the amend
ment permitting the secretary Of the
treasury to receive from the Cuban
government moneys to reimburse the
amount paid out by this government
for present Intervention. The house
agreed to the conference report on
the postoffice appropriation BILL and
adopted II. A bill was passed provid-
ing for the creation OF an industrial
peace committee which Is to admins
ter the 1000 which President
Roosevelt received from the Nobel
priza fund
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
PECOS VALLEY
Pc D PIE
SORE
AGAIN TALKING ABOUT
ANNEXATION TO TEXAS
Aroused by RumorS Machine
Will Force Bill Creating Ar
tesla County and Cut Off Mil
itary School Appropriations
rs 'cial Dispatch to The Morning Joul

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning JOurIlal.i
Roswell n. NJ. March IA mass
meeting is to be called in the near
future of the people of Chaves and
Eddy counties to again take up the
matter of annexation to Texas. The
revival of the agitation is caused by
the rumors which have come from
Santa Fe that the machine is threat
ening to push through the proposed
Artesia county and that it also pro-
poses to cut off the appropriation for
the Roswell Military school, in retail
iation for the attitude of representa-
tives of the Pecos Valley counties
upon questions before the legislature
The Daily Record yesterday devoted
much of its space t. the subject of
annexation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
ALLEGED THAT PENDLETON
STOLE MONEY FROM CLIENTS

Briefly. the charges against Pen
dleton. which are preferred by Mr. f.
G. DeZendorf, chief of the Sixth field
division Of the general land office. who
made the investigation, are to the ef-
feet that Pendeton has been and is
engaged in improper and unprofes-
sional conduct in his practice as an
attorney before the department of the
interior and the bureaus thereof; that
said Pendleton did knowingly prose-
cute cOllusive contests. speculate in
rellnquishments of entries, assist in
prosecuting illegal and fraudulent en-
tries and filings: give pernicious ad-
vice to clients and parties seeking to
obtain title to public lands that he
attempted to prevent qualified persons
from entering or filing upon tracts of
public lands properly subject to such
entry. and that he has otherwise been
guilty of dishonest and unprOfessional
conduct; that the said Pendleton has
for years been engaged in. and is
guilty of improper and unprofesslon
conduct as an attorney at law, and
that he is not proper person To be
permitted to practice before the inte-
rior department or any of its bu-
reaus
lltIt ~ - lulN VI All' lhANl w ~
partment which provides that III any
person shall knowingly commit any of
the following acts, viz: Speculate in
relnquishments Of entries, assist in
PROCURING Illegal or fraudulent entries
or filings, give pernicious advice to
parties seeking to obtain title to the
public lands, attempt to prevent a
qualified person from settling on or
filing on public lands. or be other
wise guilty of improper or unprofes-
sional conduct. he shall be barred
from practice before the department.
1t is charged that Pehdleton is
guilty under every particular count in
this arraignment, and specific IN
stances are cited in detail by the chief
of division in bis charges, setting forth
the acts committed by Pendleton upon
which complaint Is made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
WAS SLATED BY MACHINE
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEYSHIP

II has been commonly understood
in Santa Zee that Pendeton had been
slated by the machine for the district
attorneyship in San Juan and Rio Ar
riba counties, under the district attor-
ney bill, now slumbering in the judi
ciary committee of the council. His
appointment was to have been made
to "vindicate PendIeton because of his
removal from office by the governor
1t Is believed, however. that pending
the settlement of the present charges
against Pendleton. further attempts to
vindicate him will be abandoned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
ATTEMPT TO WRECK
FAST TRAIN ON SUNSET 7
Incendiaries Fire Bridge on Southern
Pacific East of III Paso.

I'll Paso, March l.--Bridge No, SOS
near lsere on the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio (Southern Pa
Ctic Atlantic system), fifty miles east
of here, was destroyed by incendarieS
tonight with the evident purpose OF
Wrecldng a passenger train The train
was delayed and the ire was discov-
cred by the crew of an extra train
which barely escaped running into it,
Several persons We're seen running
from the vicinity by the crew of the
extra, which tagged the passenger
The bridge is a total loss and will ne
Cessitate transfers for several days
Officers are in hot pursuit of the sus-
poets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
AMERICAN WOUNDED
DEFENDING MINES

El Paso, March News was re-
ceived today that James NJ. Parsons
formerly of Boston. Mass. and later
of 1l Paso, was shot and probably
fatally wounded in sonora. Mexico.
near the SinaIoa state line, yesterday,
IN defending his mining claims against
two MeXicans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
Rnnker Semi 10 Prison.

Waco, Tex. March Frank W.
Mabry, a well known banker of Nc
Gregor, Tex, entered a plea of guilty
yesterday to the charge of embezzle-
ment and misappropratiou of the
funds of a nationa! bank. He was
sentenced to five years in the federal
penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kas,
This is the minimum penalty for the
O-fenSe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
PROVIDES FOR GROWTH
OF MILITARY INSTITUTE
Congress Validates S25,OOO Bonds for
Benefit of Roswell school.

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal I
Roswell n NJ. March by the
action of the United States senate yes
terday the New Mexico Military insti-
tute at Roswell is to become one of
the largest and best schools of its
kind in the west. The senate acctd
favorably on the bill previously passed
by the house. authorizing $4,000
bond issue by the institute for the
erection of additional buildings. and
half of the $4,000 acres of public
lands that have been allotted 10 the
school will be sold to pay the inter-
est and principal of the bonds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
SOME PARTICULAR INSTANCES
WHICH UPHOLD THE CHARGES

Paragraph | of the charges sets
forth in detail and at length an in
stance in which Pendleton is charged
with having played a client for a
sucker. obtained his money for filing
on certain specified lands, kept the
money and filed on, the lands for his
own benefit, leaving the client to hold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-02
MIGHT Be CALLED A BILL
IN AID Of CRIMINALS y SAYS
MR. HUDSPETHTOT THE HOUSE

Gentleman from Lincoln Makes Most SCathing Arragnment
Of Council Bill 65 and Of the Motives Which Prompted Its
Introduction and PaSSage-BrandS the Measure as Ut
tery Vicious Legislation. g sAG 80 M