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The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
Washington college of sIusic.

The stockholders OF the Washington
College of Music. at their first annual
meeting, held in this city at the Office Of
Attorney Leo P. Harlow, elected the fol-
lowing officers: Sydney Lloyd WrightsOR.
president; Samuel NJ. Fabian. vice presi-
dent; Frederick ". Mcknight treasurer
and Wilbur W. DelanO, secretary This
company, which has a capital stock OF
100000, was recently organized under the
laws of Virginia. The following are the
stockholders. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Samuel NJ. Fabian, Frederick W Nc
knight, Capt. John G. Capers. and VII
bur W Delano. OF Washington; George
c. Sturgis. MorgantOwn, ". Va; John
L. Downs, Boonville. Ind. and Leo p
Harlow OF this city. The company viii
occupy the building at 12lS and 1920 F
street heretofore occupied by the Wash
ington College Of Music.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
Emily SnIfn.
NechanicK' Lien.

No l050 Ella " May Is. GeraTdus H. 8lay
divorce complainants solicitor Hayden johnson.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

The will OF Samuel P. Cllnkscales was
admitted to probate to-day. Samuel
.CIinkscales, son of the deceased, is
named as executor, and a daughter Of the
deceased is named as eXecutrix jointly.
The estate is to be divided between the
several children of the testatOr.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
I.aNsuifa.

No. Hs William l. Yaegar vs. Eilerson &
P1ckford and Percy W. Piekford. lots IS 10 S.
square 1868, s. i,2450
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Plaza Apartment House
Company of Washington, held this morn
ing in the Office of Attorney Gardner l.
Boothe, in this city. the following direc-
tors were elected: T. F. Schneider. Robert
E. Bradley, F. II, Duehay, Emmons s.
Smith and Leo Bergwark.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

In the Corporation Court to-day, Judge
Barley presiding. a decree was entered
making certain infant parties defendants
In the case of Hattie GrinneIl and others
against Priscilla Gatewood. In the case
of William NJ. Powers against the Wash
ington. Alexandra and Mount Vernon
Railway Company. a demurrer to the
declaration was OYeTruled.
After the regular business meeting this
evening, the members of Alexandra
Lodge of Elks gave a social entertain
ment IN their hall.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-08

Myra II. CoX as 0eftfty c!ef lu - The order was made and was to take effect from August 1st. The salary is set at Sl00 per month
 $. o. Breedmaa. whom the author ities at katalla refused to allow to conduct saloon at Car bon Ccuter, although he had paid his license and held receipt for the same, was granted a license this morning He was arrested three times by the marshal at kgtalla aud fined each time by the local com. missioner, He will now be allowed tc conduct his business unmolested by the authorities.
 Mrs. Helmick of Fort Liscum. gave a military diuner today for the young ladies who are passengers on the Yu- catan.
 J. L. Steele of the Standard Copper Co.,, was au arrival from Landl0ck on the x & $ last night.
 The Elsie left for Knights island and western points Saturday evening. She had number of passengers for the island.
 Following is list of arrivals for Valdez on the Bertha: OP Hubbard W r Rich, Miss Norton, Mrs G Bur ford, M Johnson. M Roth. John Wilson \ opaulding and four steerage
 S. Antonelle was passenger on the Bertha for Horseshoe bay. La touche He has 70 men with him, who will be put al. work OH the tunnel con. tracts recently let by the Reynolds Alaska mine
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-08

right, title or claim to any property in controversy. The costs are all assessed against Mrs Elliott.
 An order was made yesterday allow ing the intervention of the Alaska Petroleum < Coal O., in the case of Jack Smith vs Maritime.
 F. Kalb. who was brought here on the fucatan, was adiudged insane 5y jury in the commissioners court yesterday afternoon
 Messrs. Brown & Collins, two of The largest copper operators ou the Sound. accompanied by Mrs. Brown and Geo. Treat, of Valdez, arrived last Saturday on their launch Pansy from their Glacier Island properties. The object of their visit was for tue purpose of examining the new find, recently made by their prospectors at the head of Cordova bay. They found the ore body very promising. being a we'll defined vein two feet wide and exposed for a distance of fifty feet. The ore is mar. velousiy rich in pyrites and carries free gold. So well were they pleased that they immediately set to work making preparations tc develop it. The party left for Valdez on Wednesday. and Mir. Brown will return about the first of next month.-Cordova Alaskan.
 Marshal Geo G Perry will retu' n to the States on the Yucatan.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-08

Boston Alaskan, arrived yesterday on the Bertha on tour of this section ot Alaska. She has already visited all of the southeastern Alaska towns and after going to tho westward will stop at Valdez for few days. Mrs Blamey Stevens accom- panied Miss Norton
 Mrs. Geo. Burford and children were arrivals on the Bertha.
 Governor Hoggatt, accompanied by Major Richardson. of the Alaska Road Commission and NJ. ]. Honey, the Cor. doya railroad builder. are visiting all of the Yukon river points.
 While inspecting the property of the Knights Island Mining < Development O.. on Knights island. IT, \. Ksllar the mining expert, found deposit of malachite, the first to be found in this section of Alnska.
 It is reported that Missouri John narrowly escaped drowning down tho Sound recently. Ee was wrecked on n rock, and but fo: the assistance rendered by Glendennig. who heari his frenzied appeal for assistance would have been obliged to walk ashore
 drs. l.. Schneider expects Go leave on the Bertha for Seattle.
 Tue Standard Copper Mine will make a shipment of between JOO and G00 tons of orc on the Jeanie next trip. Ar engagements have been made to ship regularly on this boat.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-08
From Mondays Bulletin

The grand jury was called. this morning and as there were several who were not served, special venire of four additional were called Following Is the jury as it stands at present: Guy Cameron, c. w. Willard, F. NJ. Boyle, F. Wilson. T. r.. Dougherty, D. V. Waldron, J. A George, Geo. Love, J. l.. Giles, Wm. Wilson, Chas. Ganty, II w. Miller, L. H Carvey, A A Carlson, E c. Dalton, Alvah Eamos. :. A. Dickey, $. Lynch. c. c. Nplif 2. M. Boyle was named as foreman of the jury.
 Robt. Furguson goes 10 Seattle on the Yucatan for a short business trip.
 The Tavern Lunch Room, which has been undergoing repairs, is again opt n for Ensiness. Tue old dining room and the Gem barber shop have been made into one large room, giving them a fire large. dining hall. The furnish. ings are of the best and the cuisine wjil be the same as always, uneXceiied
 Clarence Brown is now bailiF ol the grand jury.
 The Yucatan sails for the South at midnight tonight.
 LII Carvey and wife came from Cordova Saturday, and vii! remain here during court.
 Mrs. Bunnell anG Miss Kline e'- tertained number Of friends at t1ve Hundred Saturday afternoon. Tie first prize was won hg Mrs. Shunan. of Liscum, and Mrs. Estorly won the cond prize.
 Saturday morning the cases against $. M Graf were dismissed.
 E. J. Borycr was admitted to prac- sice at the Alaska bar.
 j. B. Dieringer was excused from furtter attendance ae a raj juror.
 In the case of T. Larson ys. 4. l. Levy < Co. all order was made allow 1g inspection of papers relating to | he case.
 W. A. Dolau vs. E. Kief, ct al, con -,nued until Monday, Aug. ,.
 Melvin Dempsey vs Ende svor Con- .,eoational church, motion objec ihG to confirmation of sale Of church property was denied.
 Bart .ett vs. Gilmour, demurrer to com plaint sustaiped.
 An order WAS made appointing
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-08
Of Local Interest
From Fridav's Bulletin.

DOluu udIiNo SoPpcT nugget recently in the ledge on their Roaring creek property pear the Gray mines on Kotsina. They were sinking on their property and found the nugget inn bedded in the ledge They will en- deayor to sled the big specimen out this fall for exhibit at the Seattle fair
 The Graf case occupied the court all day yesterday, the jury going cut at 6 p. m. The trial was on the last indictment, charging an embezzlment of about slS50 from the Seward Light Co. The jury was only out few minutes when they returned with a verdict of not guilty. The other cases were dismissed this morning.
 From the island of Kodiak comes the report of the discovery of copper prospect which gives evidence of be- coming q bonanza mine when opened up. The find was made last fall by pros- pector named James Cleghorn, and is located on Woman's bay, near the native village of Ozinky, and about sixteen miles from Kodiak. The ledge outcrops on mountain side about-three miles inland, and the ex- ternal indications point to huge body of chalcopyrite ore.-Gateway.
 R. J. Boryer of Katalla, made ap plication yesterday for admission to the Alaska bar.
 It is reported that the deal for the sale of the Beatson property has final ly been closed, the Guggenheim in- terests buying the property for s7,S00,- 900.
 ii. D. Reynolds was an arrival on the Elsie this morning from Latouche
 The report of the Fourth of July committee is now completed, showing receipts from all sources of Sl410 90. Expenses were s1072 90, leaving a sur plus for the fire department of S397 G0. The department now has to its credit in the bank s1793 80.
 Chas Wulf reports that Fairbanks man named Brahan has made some very good copper locations in the Kotsina country, adjoining the claims owned by Fish aud Hartman.
 The Elsie is in from the Sound. She will leave for Knight island and west ern points tomorrow.
 Jas. Fish and Capt. Hartman leave today for the Kotsina copper district.
 The Elliott party left early this morning for the Kotsina country.
 From Saturdays Bulletin.
 District Attorney Harlan is expected here soon. He left Fairbanks for Vald d,z July 10th.
 H. c. Bryan, who is intcrcs c.i with w. A. Dickey, at Landloch bay, leaves on the Yucatan for the States.
 On account of rough weather the Portland was unable to pick up mail al Katalla on the trip south.
 News has been received from Fair banks that Viko Perov.ch has been reprieved for six months. Perovich vas found guilty of murdering man and burning the remains in cabin II the Tanaaa country three years ago He was to have been hung at Fair banks August 14th.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
Stolypin Demands
Exclusion of So
cial Democrats
LIKELY TO REJECT DEMAND
Unless Order is Complied
With Session Will Adjourn
-.-Situation Serious.

St. Petersburg, June 14.-Premier
Stolypin today demanded that the
Lower House of Parliament exclude
from the House all members OF the So
cial Democrats faction, numbering
fifty-five and sanction the arrest of six
teen of their leaders on charge OF
entering into conspiracy to over
throw the government and establish a
Democratic republic. The premier an
nounced that unless the House i'm
mediately yielded, Parliament would
be dissolved.
| The press and public galleries were
cleared. the police took possession Of
the Parliament building and the House
went into secret session to debate the
question raised by the premier. 1t Is
considered almost certain that the de
mand will be rejected
When the session of the lowel
House was resumed this afternoon the
Constitutional Democrats and Pole
decided to refer the governments de
mand for the exclusion OF certain
Democrats to committee, which wa
virtually rejection Of the premier
ultimatum.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
DEFEAT MOTION TO
EXCLUDE REPORTERS
Heated Debate in Miners Convention
at Denver Between Friends and
Enemies Of the Press.

Denver, Colo, June 14-At the
morning session of the convention OF
the Western Federation of Miners to-
day some of the delegates made
complaint regarding the reports in the
local newspapers of yesterdays meet
ing and motion was made to exclude
the reporters. This was defeated al
ter spirited debate.
John c. ONeill, editor OF the Min
ers' Magazine the official organ OF the
Federation, read his report in which
he attacked the Industrial Workers OF
| the World and that portion of the SO.
cialist Labor Party Of New York,
headed by Deleon. This will form the
basis OF the fight against the alliance
between the Western Federation and
Industrial Workers Of the World
O'Neill also defended himself
against the attack made on his con
duct of the Miners Magazine. Secre'
tarv Kirwan announced that he had
received a telegram from Boise ana
was to leave for there tomorrow
night
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
NICARAGUA AND
SALVADOR At WAR
Conflict in Central
America Breaks
Out Afresh
ALL DUE TO MEODl|NG
Of President Zellaya in Poll
tics of Latter Republic
Armies Active.

Washington June 14--W What amounts
to an actual declaration of war be-
tween Nicaragua and Salvador was
contained in the reply of President
zellaya to an inquiry from Washington
as to his connection with the recent at
tack upon and capture of Acajutla.
The answer came in the shape of a
cablegram from American Consul Gen
eral Olivares at Managua. This cable
gram read:
81 am officially informed that in ac-
cordance with the Central American
Union plan, President Zelaya has dis
patched munitions of war and troops
to aid General Afrara who is a pop
ular candidate for President of Saliva
dor President Figueroa bitterly op
posed the union idea
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
Over Ruling Re-
garding New Rate
Law
.. S. COURT ENJO|Ns STATE
From Enforcing Statute
| Circuit Judge Orders Rail-
roads to Obey.

Kansas City, Mo-, June l4.-'On ap'
plication of Attorney General Hadley'
Judge Parks in the Circuit Court TINS
morning issued orders upon represen-
tatives Of eighteen of the principal
railroads operating in Missouri, com
pelling them to obey the two cents
per mile fare rate and maximum
freight law which went into effect az
midnight. This order may bring the
Circuit Court into conflict with lne
United States District Court before
which the railroads are suing for an
injunction to prevent the state DIN,
cials from enforcing the new rate law
Rulings Of Courts Conflict.
When the case of the railroads was
called before United States Judge
Mcpherson today he ordered it post
poned until tomorrow. Meantime, the
court said, his order Of yesterday re-
straining the state officials from en-
forcing the acts in question woult
continue in effect.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14

SCHMITZ CONVICTED
MUST co TO JAIL
Application Of His Attorneys for Bail
Pending Sentence by Court is De-
MED by Judge Dunno.

San Francisco, June 14.--Mayor
Eugene Schmitz, convicted last night
by jury for the crime Of eXtortion,
asked Judge Dunno today to release
him on bail until sentence is pro-
nounced on Thursday, June 27, The
court said that the mayor, like any
other convicted criminal, should be
locked up in Jail and denied bail.
According to statement made today
by Acting District Attorney Heney
Schmitz, upon being convicted OF the
crime charged against him, becomes
mayor in name only. He could not be
ousted until his conviction was con
firmed by the higher court and his
term might expire before that decision
could be reached, While he is In
prison. should he be sent there, the
Board of Supervisors will select one
of their own number to act as mayor
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
SUES FOR ALLEGED
FALSE IMPRISONMENT
Mrs. Emilia A. de Atencio OF Ortiz,
Colorado, Seeks Damages From
Justice of Peace.

In a suit filed today in the district
court of Rio Arriba County, Mrs. Eml-
liza A. de Atencio of Ortiz Colorado,
seeks damages to the amount OF $l,oVo
for alleged false imprisonment from
Victoriano Loyato, justice OF the
peace of Rio Arriba County Attorney
BENJAMIN M. Read, of this city, mas
heen retained as counsel for the plain
tiff.
Mrs. Atencio, as stated in the com
plaint, was arrested for an alleged
assault with words and fined $40 ana
costs. Not satisfied with the declsloh
she applied for an appeal, 1t is claimed
which was denied and she was taken
to TERRA Amarillo where she was con-
fined in Jail one day before beng re-
leased on bond.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
LAND CRATER
SECURES $751; 900
Assaulted and Robbed Unsuspecting
Woman-Caueht Soon After
Theft.

San Antonio, Texas, June a.
Charged with assaulting and robbing
Mrs. Sallie Gibbons Of Columbla,
South Carolina, of S51 900, Rufus Will
Jams last night confessed to the crime
in Jail here. He was caught yester-
day on an east bound Southern Paclfc
train on his way to New Orleans.
Mrs. Gibbons and Williams arrived
in the city yesterday from the east,
the former coming here for the pur-
pose of investing in lands. She had
on her person 1000 in cash.
Williams obtained vehicle and
suggested a drive into the woods. Mrs
Gibbons consented and while on the
drive she was struck on the head and
an attempt made to drown her. She
was also relieved Of all her money by
Williams
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
RAMIREZ INDICTED
FOR MURDER
Man Who Shot Manuel VaIenzueia to
Death at San Antonio Last Week
to Have Speedy Trial.
,necial TO the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Socorro, June 14-Romaldo ha-
mirez who shot and killed Manuel
Valenzuela, at San Antonio, a few
days ago. has been indicted by the
grand jury now in session here and
his case will be taken up and tried
during the coming week.
SO far not much business OF I'M
portance has been transacted at the
present session of the court, but many
minor cases have been disposed OF.
Many improvements are going on
in this city. The mining industry in
the Kelly and Magdalena districts Is
on the top wave which fact helps the
business men and the trade OF Socor
TO greatly, as all supplies for the
camp are handled from here and al
the ores mined there are shipped
north and east through Socorro.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
LONGSHOREMEN
CALL OFF STRIKE
Pathetic Scene at Meeting OF Mem
bers When Fight is Declared on
--12,o00 Back at Work.

New York, June 14.--There was a
pathetic scene at the meeting OF the
longshoremen whose strike for IN
creased pay was declared Off yester-
day Patrick Connors, leader OF the
strikers, wept when compelled to ac'
knowledge that his men were beaten
The hall rang with cheers for Con
nors who, many Of the strikers de-
clared, had made good fight. More
than twelve thousand Of the original
twenty thousand strikers returned tc
| their old places today,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
NITROGEN TO
ENRICH LAND
Science viii Enable Farmer to Har
ness the Air Says Edison-EIee-
trcity From Coal.

New York, uJie 14.-Thomas A. Eo-
ison is quoted in an interview today
as predicting before long that science
will enable the farmer to enrich MS
lands by means of nitrogen from the
air Experiments in Norway along
this line. he said, are showing gooo
results.
"Another scientific discovery which
expect to see before I die" he SAID
sis the direct generation of electricity
from COAL
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
SECRETARY TAFT Is
TAKEN SUDDENLY Ill

st. Paul, Mimi, June 14.--Secretary
of War Taft was taken suddenly Ill AZ
Fort Smelling at noon today and feil
in faint while witnessing a review
of the troops. He was brought to THIS
city and taken to the home OF J. >,
Hill. Ptomaine poisoning Is suspected
as the cause as he was very sick at
his stomach
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-14
FAKE SPECIALS
ARE LAUGHED AT
Breen Enjoys Good Reputation-Hls
Testimony Not Shaken BY
Cross

1t is the concensus of opinion among
Santa Fe business men and citizens
generally after reading the affidavit
sworn to by Timothy Breen, former
cell house captain at the Territorial
pententiary and an old resident of
this city, in which grave charges OF
savage cruelty and strenuous torture
are made against the management OF
the Territorial penitentiary under Su-
perintendent Trelford, that these are
true and that the occurrence has hap
pened as detailed by Mr.. Breen. Sew
eral leading citizens who were seen
by an attache of the New Mexican
upon this subject stated that they had
known Breen for many years and that
he had proved himself during these
years honest and a man of good re-
pute. They characterize the state.
ments which appeared in Macpher-
sons Albuquerque Morning Coyote in
today's issue concerning Breen's I'M
reliability. the structures made by the
Coyote Journal against Acting Cover
nor Reynolds and the idea advanced
by that sheet that superintendent
Trelford is a genuine saint, probably
something upon the order of ex-Gov
ernor Hagerman, as being humbug
and as being pure moonshine,
Nearly all the business men in this
city know Mr.. Breen and know MN
favorably. There is not one OF then
who believes what Mr.. Breen sets fortl
is untrue. but what he said in his al
| fidavit or in his testimony is true
The story that appeared in the Albu
| queruue Morning Coyote and which !
is alleged was telegraphed from Santf
| Fe, is characterized as lie and false
hood and the correspondent as tru'
son of Ananias.
The investigation is fairly and hon
estly conducted and the defendant Il
given ample facilities for defense
The people of this city are wei
pleased that this cruel and inhumal
treatment at the Territorial peniten
tiary has been uncovered and hope tn
investigation will be probe to tn
very bottom and will not be given u
1 until ii is established whether or nc
the charges are true. The lies an
fake stories which appear in the Joul
nal in treating this question will haV
no affect.
Breen stood the examination tirs
class. never becoming confused an
' did not show any chagrin at To
questions and cross-eXamlnatlC
by R. H. Hanna, Treford's alto
ney. He kept his self-possession an
strengthened the points given in h
affidavit in every instance Breen
plain, sensible man and no laWye
but he certainly worsted Trelford's a
torney in great shape.
Several merchants told the report'
, of the New Mexican concerning Bret
that he had traded with them Il
many years, that they had alwa!
found him straight, that ne paid h
: accounts regularly and had new
heard him accused OF unrellablh
4 or dishonesty. This. Of course, max
no difference to the Liar who suppl
y the Morning Coyote with fake storl
: and who will keep it up as long
there is Doodle in it for him. Tn
Z is too we'll known in Santa Fe to me-
l. any extended discussion or consld'
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