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The Labor World.
Newspaper writer's OF England have
= union with 1901 members.
--cror 1+rY-o - 49,. a

Newspaper writers OF England have
q union with 1901 members.
A general strike has been declared
IN Lodi, Russia, and more than 80
600 men are out.
New Bedford (Mass.) Weavcrs'
Union has again affiliated with the
United Textile Workers.
Thirty-six unions. out Of a total Of
f~orty-six in Duluth, MINI, are af-
fliated with the trades assembly.
More than 100000 railway en-
ployes in England are required to
work from twelve TO fifteen hours per
day.
The sixty hour a week schedule
viii be put in force in the cotton
mills Of South Carolina January Isl.
1903.
Fall River (Mass.) weaver have
accepted g compromise that 47K
yards constitute a cut, and the threat
ened strike is OF.
A bill fixing the maximum time for
labor in the mines at eight hours per
sUay has been passed by the French
Chamber OF Deputies.
Lowell lMass.) textile unions have
accepted Tho offered five per cent.
raise Of wages under the condition
that 1t be granted to eli employees OF
the mills.
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FO"FD OFT.
= Trained Nurse Made Discovery.

r.. Il in better position to
know 1he ralra OF topJ aul drink
t-1E t. -raiteL nurse.
Sns4k'os n cofaa. z nurse Of
A.sea Barre. -a. whites. : used %
drtHE a.clHs a tee lIysalt and sui.
Tered saj,y Gr.n Headaches and in-
d'gesti ".a.Ie -l .isit 70 my
Drotau. lad good chance to trv
Postum Food CoGee. Tor they drank
It alto ether 81 ~ re If ordinary COT
rec. III lHo aaeAs after using Pos
tum.1 found I es much benefited
anc finally n. -hea1aches disappeared
and also Jhs ind astioa.
Naturally ! have since used Pos
tuDl among nay patients, AID have no
uee4 a marked benefit where coffee
has been left Off snd Postum used.
Il observed 2 curious isct about
r-ostum when used among mothers.
it greatly helps tae low of milk in
cases where coffee is inclined to dry
ii up, and where tea causes nervous
ness.
~ find trouble in getting servants
to make Postum properly. They
most always serve It before it has
been boiled long enough. II should
be boiled Is TO 20 inmates after boil
ing begins and served with cream
when II is certainly a delicious bever
age" lead The Road to WeilgiIe
in pkgs. There s a Reason
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Prominent people.

Ambassador Bryce spoke at the an.
nual convention Of the American Bar
Association at Portland, Me.
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3tURpEpEl,s OF BARIlIAss DIE.

Mexico City. 49, FIcs3ncio Morales
ana Bernardo Nora, who were On
June s convicted and sentenced to
death for the assassination Of fOrI.er
President Barilias of Guatemala here
on April z, We're executed III the
Belim prison This ends an interna-
tional episode which at one time
threatened to bring on war between
Mexico and Guatemala.
The assassination OF General buriI-
las took place at the height Of 4 pciit-
icai crisis in Guatemala.
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@QUICKsANns nEATH GRIP.

Peoria. lG.--QG.c.sa nd a. the H..
'ino.s RtyeF eau ai the drowning ol
Cherries NcEnata Keeling; Wilson
and Wlltjam siingaI, OF LacOn, Ill.
The a1lies We're found erect in the
river, al three hold Armly by the
leicksand, which reached above tbs
Knees. 1t is thought that tile mems
boat was overturned ana thai they
were exhausted by me qaie&sand in
their attempt 10 wade to shore.
The water was barely yer their
heads when they Wsr1 found
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Women in the Days News,

Women's shoes this fall. says an
authority. are 10 be more pointed.
Tatto0ing has become fashionable
among the won IN o. he smart set
in London.
The empress Of China is collecting
grizzly bears ard Wildcats ior her
menagerie.
An Oregon girl Travelled 1000 miles
behind All OK team fer the purpose OF
marrying q minister.
There are in London seamstresses
who receive only thirty-one cents a
dozen for making shirts.
The daughter OF James Wilson,
Secretary Of Agriculture, is now IN
Paris studying, and is a pupil Of an
De Rcszke IN voice culture.
The Susan b Anthony memorial
fund Of 100000 to promo tn cause
o. equal suffrage has been completed.
Mrs. Hannah A. Curriey, ot Man
caester. \. H., is to give Rer fortune
or sA000,oA9 FOR the ssab!ishment
q a saifery Of art il tha city at PEP
M9~ Joha Gerkan, rs veli-known
brooi 'yn horsewoman, Is IN e. thutl-
asttc&anotcf 81 in addition to ne'ng
the best Judge &o( l7ts2-fesh
E| e. D. E AJAX
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Ambassador Bryce spoke at the an.
nual convention of the American Bar
Association at Portland, Me.
Andrew Carnegie has written an
article on the German Enperor's eco
nomic mission, highly eulogistic OF
the sovereign.
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden visited
The President at Oyster Bay and the
town was decorated with Swedish col
ors in his honor.
Rear-Admiral Charles II. Davis, in
command of The second squadron of
The Atlantic feet. was retired, having
reached the aGe of sixty-two
z, II. HsFrimar, the wizard of rail-
a financiers, works but five days
each week He Ewes The simple
VIE GA his country estate FOR two
days out Of the week.
Luther Q. Emerson, whose music
las been sung in about every Protes-
tant church in the country, has passed
ais eig~nty-seVentu birthday, but still
devotes most of his time to compost
zion.
One " the most eloquent preach
ers ia Wales Is the Rev. J. Paulson
jones he has been blind since he
WIS tNG Years old, but CIRCULATED
h 90 at she UuIrels ity "a
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Her Own Ewes Good Enough.

A little Scotch boys grandmother
was packing his luncheon for him to
denly looking up in the old lady's
face, he said:
Grandmother, does yer specs mag
nify?"
GA little, my child" she answered.
"Aweel, then" said the boy, 81
wad just like it if We wad TAX them
aft when ye're packin' my loonch."-
From The Reader.
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THREE BOYS HAD ECZEMA.
Were Treated at Dispcnsary-Did
Not Impoverished 5 Months
Perfect Cure by Cuticura.

"My three children had eczema for five
months. A little sore would appear on the
head and seemed very itchy, increasing
day after day. The baby had had it about
a week when the second boy took the dis
ease and a few sores developed, then the
third boy took it. For the first three
months | took them TO the N Qispen-
sary, but they did not seem to improve,
Then used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment, and in a few weeks they had
improved, and when their heads were well
you could see nothing of the sores. Mrs.
Kate Keim, 5l3 West 29th St., New York,
N. Y, Nov. l, 5, and 7. 1906"
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case. At one time l had to use a
crutch and cane to get about. My
back was lame and weak, and besides
the aching, there was a distressing
retention of the kidney secretions. |
was in a bad way when l began using
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1901, but the
remedy cured me, and l have been
well ever since"
Sold by all dealers. SO cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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New Nitrate Beds in Chile.

The Chilean Minister of Finance
has declared IN the Senate that the
rumor current in Europe of the i'm
pending exhaustion of the nitrate sup
ply was unfounded. He stated that
deposits had been discovered at Anto-
fagasta and Tocopilla as rich as the
original deposits at Tarapaca.
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MILK AT THE HIGHEST PRICES.
Contracts at s1.7O to $3.50 per 100

Contracts at $1.7O TO $3.50 per 100
Pounds Made in Central New York.
Utica, N. Y.-Contracts being made
with farmers by the milk conden-
saries throughout Central New York
bring the prices of milk to a higher
figure than ever paid at ~condensaries
before and make them the highest
ever paid producers in that section.
The price for October is to be $40
a hundred pounds. Then the price
will go to $1.90, and remain at that
figure foul months, dropping to $1.70
again next March. This is twenty-five
per cent. higher than last years
prices. The producers say that they
will have no advantage, as the prize
of all kinds of feed is higher than
ever.
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will interest the thou
sands of veterans who
came back from the
Civil War suffering tor
lures with kidney COM
plant. Capt. Ely says:
81 contracted kidney
trouble during the Civil
War, and the occasional
attacks finally devel-
ODed into a chronic
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MAY GET JAMESTOWN SITE.
Believed That Exposition Co. Will
Fail to Repay Government Loan.

Norfolk, Va.-No statement was
forthcoming regarding the failure of
the jamestown Exposition Company
to remit to the Government an &C.
count of it's 100000 loan.
1t is a foregone conclusion in the
minds of many that the exposition
will never be able to repay this loan
and that the Government will get the
site of the exposition for a naval
training station.
The exposition is o going along
with a good attendance, but the re-
ceipts r not up to what had been
expected. The explosion is having
trouble collecting concession money.
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The United states army transport
Thomas saliod from San Francisco
Tor h|oDciplu. Guam ana Manila, with
nine loops or the Sixth Cavalry and
a detachment OF field artillery for
tra Philippines.
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A Tax On Marriage.

Army and Navy officers in Germany
are obliged to make a deposit of
$500 with the Government before
they are permitted to marry. This
draws IN income of three per cent.
and at death is refunded to the fam
lily or hetrs.-Tit Bits.
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WOMAN BALLooNIsT KILLED.
Fell From Trapeze at Olean, n. Y,
1000 Feet to the Earth.

Olean, N. Y.-Mrs. Carrie Myers,
thirty-three years old, of Springfield.
Mass, a professional balloOnist, fell
from a parachute 2OG0 feet above the
Fair Grounds here and was dashed to
death in plain view of 5000 people.
Mrs. Myers made her first ascen-
sion here several days before, when
she sprained her left wrist. She made
another ascent, using a life belt at
tached to the trapeze parachute as a
precaution. Mrs. Myers was asked
to S the life belt again, but re-
fused, saying her wrist felt we'll and
strong.
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Woman's Speculation Alleged Reason.

It became known that e. B. Hav-
ems & Co., New York City. The failed
Wall street firm, sunk ~S657,443 ia
speculation, more than helf Of which
was Incurred il the pal8s Cf Their
D~ookkeeper's wife, Mrs. Ssh, VINO
saEs she never sgecIiatc4
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"A British royal proclamation has
been issued by which New Zaaiald is
advanced from TIE position 81 d col
ony, and will hereafter he SHOWN as
The Dominion OF New zealand
sharing With Canada this coveted H.
lie.
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Must Pay Tax on 50, 100000.

TIT -IIu-T I-NFW.T CUUIt UOOIuCU
that the estate Of The iare Herman
kouptzs millionaire Omaha ana
New Eort banker, mus, oag AZ in
hegitanc3 lax there u~uneariy $4,000 +
600. @e~ York properties are III
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IT hot 81 ing ArN while on tbs
way 10 be married. Edward Barne.
was killed by l.Ghtctng. Wedding
guests had ass amoled, md whef
Barnes failed to appear searchers
went on and found his dead body.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CAR.
Photographer Killed and Five Per-
sons Injured Near Allentown, Pa.

Allentown, Pa.-At Nazareth, near
here, a car of the Lehigh Valley Tran
sit Company, which was descending a
steep grade, got beyond the control
OF the motorman, and jumping the
tracks at a sharp curve, turned tur-
tie, crushing John D. Owens, a Beth
lehem photographer, to death, and
seriously injuring five persons.
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Good Rule For Am Investors.

The small investor must keep a
sharp lookout on every detail concern
ing his real estate holdings.-Boston
Globe. MIS-
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smallnox Enide,nic neens rn.

There are no signs of abatement
IN the smallpox epidemic at Vienn;,
Austria. During the last few days.
10000 persons have been v~GcGirat-
81. Pubic meetings and professions
have been .%orbldden.
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Een,houe rrinI nnlrrna

George A PettiDops- charged witt
completely in the murder of I0rme1
Governor SteGnenoefg, was taken II
the hospital al Boise. Nol, peniten
tiary IL a critical condition, deiagins
further prosecution. An operation
may be necessary.
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President F&iiis-= -eor'nuteQ the
sentence Of So-allc9t " !rlprjsou
ment for lite, showing ma, nc use O.
the ~eallotine IN France will no. bs
Tav4cEd.
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ulans Tuu YUen, an adherent O.
s a Shi Kai, was appointed Chinese
MT q Washington. The re.
form clement at Inc Chinese court is
strengthening Itself oy The dismissal
OF many officials.
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BOY TO PRISON FOR LIFE.
Lad Found Guilty of the Murder Of
His Friend at Bowdoinham, Me.

A1S NHIO1fU UV oOVUOI1IHtIH3 NM
Bath, Me.-Sidney K. Preble, if
teen years old, of Bowdoinham, was
found guilty of the murder of his
friend, Norris W. Heath, at Bowdoin-
ham, on May IL, by a jury in the Su-
preme Judicial Court. Under the
Maine laws the penalty is life i'm
prisonment, for which he was sem
fenced.
Preble and Heath quarrelled over
q dog, and several days later Preble
encountered Heath on a country road
and shot him in the back. death oc-
curing instantaneously.
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Prince Troubetskoy was indicted
for high treason for q newspaper ar
ticle. All the students dormitories
at st. Petersburg and Moscow, Rus
STA, have been closed.
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Pay Large Dividends.

Life insurance companies in Japan
are paying sixteen per cent. dividends.
In one Of them the directors got only
$500 fees for their years work.
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1t is the opinion of the supporters
of the Queen Victoria Clergy Fund in
London that the minimum wage of
the clergy should be at least $1,000.
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Judge Lands, who fined the Stand
ard Oil Company s29, 900, 001, visited
ex-President Cleveland at B9jnceton
n. j.
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Recent earthquake shocks in Ha-
wall killed fish in great numbers,
throwing them upon the shores.
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War Rumors Ridiculed.

Ex-Ambassador Wright in an inter
~'7-- - W~erhi~~+~~ II 2 -i',.uIr
ala Of war between too Omitted tate.
10 fanan.
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Big Wall Street Failurt

Watson & Co., stock ant grain
brokers, failed for $4,000, 00a1iz.
New York City.
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Bandits Get S5OoOO

Bandits held up a Siberian mail
train near Tcmsk and escaAed with
S5g.000. VI.
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HERITAGE OF CIVIL WAR.
Thousands of Soldiers Contracted
Chronic Kidney Trouble While
in the Service.

The experience of Capt. John L. Ely,
of Co. e, 18th Ohio, now living at 500
East Second ST., Newton, Kansas,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-13
THE Ell PAs0 LID IS
III \ I AS A
DRUM
Drug Stores Can't Even Retail
, a Harmless Glass of Soda
Water and Juarez Gets the
Business.

Eel Paso has ceased to be a Mecca
for visitors from other cities ON sun
day. according TO Herman Schwe!zer.
manager of the Harvey curio store,
who has lust returned from a business
trim 10 the Pass City.
AS a result OF the Sunday closing
law. which first affected the saloons,
the proprietors of the saloons have
succeeded In closing up practically
every store or business lei Paso on
Sundays, and the only articles that
can be purchased are medicines aud
stun for the maintenance of life. "
said Mr.. Schweizer.
Grocery stores. butcher shops, Of
fees, news stands. drug stores. cigar
stores, livery stables and a host OF
other places are all closed. MIX can
be purchased In a drug store on Sum
day, but no soda water can be had
Baseball a even beer stopped by
the closeup crusade, and having been
forbidden the use of the diamond on
SUNDAY. the Pass CITY ball team Will
nlay next Sunday in Juarez, which Is
running wide open. Juarez II very
much alive, as every person In El
Paso who can get away spends the
day across the Rio Grande In Mexico,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-13
MISS SUTTON TIRED
Of FOREIGN
LANDS
California Good Enough for the
International Tennis Cham
plon Who Says SheI Is Now at
Home to Stay,

II was compelled Il visit England
20 fe-cnbture the worlds tennis chant
pionshin. but now that I've got IL, ank
foreigner desiffnK to take II from ma
viii have 10 come 10 the states. I've
seen enough OF Eur0pe."
The speaker was Miss May sutton,
OF Pasadena. Cal. the international
tennis cha mpion. who spent forty min
utes In A~lbuquerdnA yesterday as 81
route home from London, where she
successfully reraptured the champions
ship which sha lost IN 1905 Asp IN
Eneland Is pretty nice conntry.f
said Miss sutton. Tin feet, they all are
nice over there, hut tho United Atntsy
II good enough for ries - went ID
london In April and stayed in Eng
Ia nj for several months. before return
lng 10 New York. The attraction wofr
on. California Is more sttractiyr ~
than II has ever been. | mean 10
stay at home now. During her STAY
here Miss sutton was very busy. She
Visited the Harvey curio store and
took q walk over on Central avenue,
EXPRESSING a wish that the, train
stav a little while longer so THAI
SHE might see more o. the town. Mfg
sutton. after her return from England
PLAYED successfully. tn half q dozep
eastern elites Miss sutton Is span
and round and snliling. she has lola
OF fliffy auburn hair and she gives eli
imptrsslon ~ abundant strength.
~ have been called fat said MISC
fes~entfuily. hut | don't pos
a. bound OF snpFrfiuous flesh. MY
muscles are as hard as IRON,
And u tonk biit one glance at the
International cha mpibn's well deyeis
nped arms 10 carry absolute convlc-
Ilon. Nt4tf e
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write in defense of the veterans of
u civil war? A keener pen and
clearer voice than mine are constant
ly speaking the praises of the old vet
eran, and that Is public sentiment. No
army has ever stood as high in the
estimation of its OWL people or the ma
lions abroad as does the army OF our
late civil war. m never has q flag.
the emblem OF the greatness of its
people, been enshrined in the hearts
of its people as Is Old Glory IN The
hearts OF the American people, and
Governor Buchtel loves hat flag as
dearly as he loves himself or he never
could have bee elected governor of
the great state of Colorado; and II he
said what the papers say he said,
we could not pardon or excuse him,
still we must believe, like poor old
King David when he said. IAN men
liars" but afterward repented and
said. II said 1t I'm my haste" The poor
old king probably did not see the force
of his argument. for If "all men are
liars" he being a man. was here
upon one also, and so II may be with
the governor. II he said. THE com
planning veterans of the civil war were
nothing but d%runkards and buns he
have said II in his haste. and he.
being one Of us q think, il is hard
IN himself a. well as us. Respectfully,
THOS. HARDWOOD,
In Behalf of @. X. Warren Post No. 3,
g.. g.. r.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-13
HUNTINGTON DECLINES
TO TALK RAILROADS
Pacific Coast Trolley Magnatc Doesn't
Care To Talk of Announced Decision
10 Shut on Improvements.

II. l.. Huntington. owner of the Pa
ciiic Electric railway system of south-
ern California and the dominant fig
nre In the traction situation In Los
Angeles, was in Albuquerque yester-
day for an hour OF his way to the
coast from New York. Mr.. Hunting
ton was asked for an expression in
connection with the recent announce
ment by Epes Randolph that all I'M
and extension of the Hunt
ington lines would be suspended be-
cause of hostile legislation ia Los An
geles and the state and because OF
the general insecurity In the railroad
financial situation. Mr.. Huntington
declined to talk. lie was much more
Interested I'm curios as exhibited by
Fred Harvey. n said 80.
I'm just looking around" said Mr..
huntington, he might have been talk
ing Of the Harvey curio store, or the
electric railroad situation.
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ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING.
REASONABLE PRICES. SHOWEIL
4 kENIMER STUDIO, 313 1-2 CEN
TRIAL AVE.
Nye's ten show tonight.


Department Of the Interior, Land onice a
santa Fe. New Mexico, August 10. 1909
Notice is hereby given that Juan Anto-
nio Gurule. Of Old Albuquerque. y. n. mas
fled notice OF his intention TO make ina
hve-year proof In support Of his claim, viz.
Homestead Entry No. IL. 461. made May 10,
1907. for the Ma SWh, SEA swh SwA
SIC y Sec. AZ. Township 10 n, Range ? w, and
that said proof will be made before II. W. S.
Otero. United States Court Commissioned al
Albuquerque, ". NJ. ON October 6. 1907.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
lion Of, the land, viz: Cipriano Sanchez. OF
Patarito. \. NJ: Felipe Herrera. OF Atrisco.
y. NJ: Elias Chavez. OF Albuquerque, y. NJ :
Gabriel Chavez. Of Albuquerque, n. NJ.
MANUEL n OTERO.
Register
pal-Pinto Mineral Water cures and pre-
vents Biiiiousness. ASK your grocer fof ".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-13

w. r. Forbes and Harry Bogh. dsp-
uts United states m~arshals. returned
10 Albuguerdue last highr from Santa
Fs. whera they attended the session on
the federal court there, II =
."Onlv me cast was tried by the
court. and n was not disposed orr
said Mr.. Forbes IN was that or ofte
Llirero. CHARGED with making a FALSE
nenslon arldnvit. The case went to
the hnrv. Wednesday afternoon and
this nft3tnoon the Jury declared that
Il had, disa greed. rsf er
A"As q resglt Lncero was. taken back
to iail. and he will be tried al the
term Of the federal court, =
Deputy Bogh has been away FROM
.Alhuduernue for over a. month. dur
inR which time he has been In Taoz
Santa Fe. rio Arribe and san Jnan
counties. serving WARRANTS. fsuhpoenas
and summons for theNfederal court.
That country certainly does look
beautiful" said MIR. Hogh The
Ard range are IN excellent
shapel' - ls.l. n N
n youv presspr employossst- ssttins 10 BE-
Intslsrabief nesd aud 3 = few Nofps
lns JouruaI Wsss 4 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-13

The Santa Fs passenger trains siill
continue to be delayed by difficulties
east. west and south. or yesterdays
trains only TWO arrived here on time.
Nos. 3 and :.
No. 9 arrived here at ! o'clock, just
as the California limited pulled out.
According to passengers OF the train,
engine failures from san Bernardino,
Cal. east TO Winslow. caused the train
to lose time. aN
No. 4. the Chicago limited, pulled In
last night at o'clock. and No. 8 at
o'c'ork.
No. 1. from the east arrived In two
sections. at .l9:35 o'clock and 1910
o'clock resDectjvely, leaving for the
west at 10ii0 O'Clock. No 0 will ar
rive here about 3 O'Clock, being de-
laved east OF Las Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-13
SIXTY FOR
FL0URiSHlNG A GUN
Edward Keeicr Pays High Price for
Threatening 10 MIL NJ. u. williams.

For carrying concealed e mons ayd
threatening 10 kiln NJ. r. Williams, "A
colored barber Edward Keller. was
arraigned IN police court yesterday af-
ternoon and fined s8e. which he paid.
The trouble between Keller and
williams occurred In Fracearoli's sa-
loon, Second and Atlantic, and while
the origin OF the scrap " not known,
Il was brought out at the hearing that
Keller fiourished a reyolver and
threatened bodily harm "a anyone who
bothered him.
Keller was arrested yesterday after
noon by Chief of Police McAIlllln and
officer Joe Saln2ar. M
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RAILROAD NOTES.

u. u. Wilson. %troveling agent Of the
industrial department OF the Santa
Zee. was in Albuquerque last night, re-
TO Chicago from Sacramento,
he was ~ of the Santa Fe's
representatives at the irrigation con-
gress. MIR. Wilson did effective work
With the New Mexico delegation To