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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-04
The EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED STATES
New York, March ], 1907.

10 PoEcyholders Agents of Equitable Society:
Life has passed through another year Of agitation The
volume of business 1905 diminished Notwithstanding this nnuch
has been accomplished that is exceedingly gratifying
The total Society january
and on January ], 1907, aggregated S434,5S2,37513
The payments pocyhodsrs during s459 e425a
Of this ,734.91 paid dividends pocyhodrs.
1904 the pcyholders received 0 every dollar BY
1867 for expenses
1885, paid for all other purposes; and 1906 every
disbursements pocyoderS while
pended for the conduct the business This Of
third expense of administration disbursements Still further
Improvement along this line viii be the endeavor
The expense premium 226O
1905; this reduced to 1894 1906 decrease 20
1904 and 14S5fom 1905.
The ratio Of the SOet's total its total income 1925
1904 and 1889 1905; this reduced 4 1905, saving
27.43 from 1904 and 206S better than 1906
The Society loaned during 1905 poEcyhod their policies
$780, The loans made Real Estate Mortgages to
S145424250 On Bonds which the Society may legally
loaned 3OOO market value of the collateral being times 20
in excess Of the loans.
the Society S19O95z5s
greater 1906 than in 1905 The average yielded the
Soety which amounted 390 1904 1905
and 26 1905 This increase from has been
compshed without the sacrifice of single point Of safety.
Equitable Society has never since its existence,
i'm better financial condition than at the present
time. lis assets securely invested
SURPLUS including held awaiting
policies S6S72O3324 pOyholdsrs and prospective patrons
the Society be absolutely assured Of its mpregnb financial strength
make every contract good.
ess Sells, Certified Public
Soety disbursements
certified the financial condition the Society December 3D. 1905 copy
Of their report will be mailed upon request any interested.
The Society complying squarey with the spirit and the letter the
Of the State Of New York. and offers insurg
public Standard policies prescribed by these laws guarded
questioned security and backed by determination the Of its Directors
and Officers manage the Equitable Life Assurance Society will
itself pyhs the patronage
Of insurance buyers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

Your Hair

congress passed the statehood bill sub
hitting the matter of iointure to the
people, il very fairly and very prop
erly announced that il would pay the
necessary expenses Of the election, In
Guiding the publication OF the proc
lamation Of the governor calling for
the election.
Ever since last election day. Uncle
sam has been standing around with
his hands in his pockets, anxious Ia
pay this bin as soon as presented. The
law provides that the respective coun-
ties shall forward them to the treas
urY department.
The secretary Of the territory has
thus far received the bills from eight
counties, viz: ella, Mohave, Graham.
Cochise, Apache. Maricopa, Pinal and
Cocohino. Some Of .hesc bills came
in very promptly, and naturally the
counties submitting them are wonder
ing why they do not get their money.
The secretary has been waiting.
hoping to get them all in, but yester-
day he decided to forward what he
had ard SEND the rest i'm when they
came. He has therefore sent to Wash
ington the bills of these eight coun-
ties, which. with a bin OF $40 for
publishing the governors proclama-
ton in thiYy-oue newspapers, aggre-
gates $~1S,242.22.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
CUTTING OF BLOCK SIGNALS
DELAYS SOUTIIBOUND FLYER

Chicago, June 2S.-The 'Caillurnlc
Limited and other fast trains Of the
Santa Fe railroad have been delayed
a half hour or more at Streator, MS
the last few days because someo on mas
been cutting the block signal wires.
The Streator station is crowded When-
ever a fast train approaches slowly
n brakeman, flag in hand. walking ne
tween the rails ahead of the engine
The block affected extends a mil"
and a half east of Streator. Cutting
the wire sets the danger signal per
manently throughout the block. Ten
days ago someone discovered TINS
Streator residents saw several boys
are responsible, but in n event con-
slant repairs and the watchfulness or
six secret service men have failed to
prevent the wires being severed.
On a train that arrived here Nesier
day was Percival Lowell. owner ana
director of the observatory at tiag-
staf. Ariz. He had just Obtained some
new photographs OF th& canals OF
Mars and was hurrying withNthem TO
Boston. He missed his connection.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
SELL OF K0STERLITZSKY
SENT WILLIAMS TO CELL
Walter Told a Funny Story and
Caused RuTales Long Chase.

An Arizona joke has landed Walter
Williams, cowboy. in the Mexican Jail
at Cananea, Williams told a mighty
graphic yarn in Cananea late last
week of seeing Yaqui Indians or the
warpath near the border. Colonel
Kosterlitzsky, with Mexican rurales,
was induced to take the trail" on the
Mexican side of the line. Captain
Harry Wheeler and his Rangers
watched for tho Yaquis on his side.
At the border the two forces met.
II think we have been sold" said
Captain Wheeler.
"a sell, chi" said Kosterlitzsky, and
he gave his mustachios thar peculiar
twist which in Sonora signals up a
firing squad and an adobe wall. Luck
lily Mr.. Williams happened to be an
American citizen.
Colonel KusterlitZsky and his SOL
diers marched back to Canane9. They
found Mr.. Walter Williams lollinE in
a wine 9arlOr.
ut was only a sell" complained
the cowpuncher as the ruralcs seized
him.
Exactly, a cell!' said Kosterlitzsky.
Take him away. mCni'
Ana so it happens that Mr.. Will
Jams is i'm durancc vile in Cananca.
His trial takes place next week and
may prove a serious matter for the
cowboy. Under the laws of Mexico it
is possible that the prisoner be given
a long term in prison.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
MRS. CHARLES w. G. WARD
IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
UntimcIy End of Charming Young
Woman After Long and Courageous
Struggle Against Failing Health.

- ua, a.,
DteP Soii"" N"7 pI"us"' "''" "
her very many friends IN Albuquerque
Yesterday by the death of Mrs. Charles
w - MA u,iro of tbo vcu knovn
$500 80 !,
Las vegas attorney when occurred at
Z o'clock in the morning at the home
of her parents. MIR and Mrs. Henry
w rn. 600 VT Ur,,t, o,,or,a
w. iuiHeI' Tow No9' fiu'' "N''u.'
Mrs, Ward, VINO "as but Is years Ola
has been in failing health for the past
year. Recently she had been losing
strength rapidly and the end was not
unexpected by her husband, her pa
rents and her brother, Mr.. NJ. c. Tur-
Iner. all of whom were present at the
end.
AIRS. Ward was born in Lexington.
Mo-. July 81. 1879. In the autumn of
1896 she came to Albuquerque with
her parents for the benefit Of her
health. As Mary Willie Turner She en-
tered the university. from which she
graduated with honor. took a promi-
nent mart I'm Tho social life Of the Uni
versitv ana the cftv and made n host
If warm friends and sincere admirers.
soon after coming to Aibuauerdue she
rerafned her health. and while never
strong. had been quite wen until
within the mast two Years when her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
LAS VEGAS TEAM WILL
HAVE TRY OUT TOMORROW
Erouns Uncertain What They Arc
Going Against in Meadow city
Bunch-StilI Prospect of Games
With Trinidad.

The Las Vegas base BAN team will
make its maiden appearance on the
diamond at Traction park tomorrow
afternoon in the game with thc
Browns. The Meadow CITY aggrcga-
ton is entirely an unknown quantity
this year. the team having figured
only lu local contests. 10 is made up
a. the pick OF several Las Vegas teams
and contains several OF the old-timc
players who have been wont 10 make
things hum for the Browns. The
play viii be called promptly at 3
O'Clock.
There ls still a prospect Of a game
with the Trinidad team before the
summer Is over. Trinidad refuses TO
leave home, having all sorts of fancy
engagements to keep in It's own new
base BAN park. Trinidad has baseball
Tits in It's most violent form. Bust
ness men have agreed TO close their
stores next Tuesday, when a big game
with the Pueblo Western league team
comes off, and an offer for d game
from Denver at $500 "a side with one
Of the Denver local teams was ae-
cepted I'VE minutcs after Il was re-
ceiVcd. by wire. The team has IL,
dates filled for several weeks ahead.
1t Is hoped. however, hat the Browns
VIII be able to 20 To Trinidad for at
least two games, ana that the Trinidad
team viii return the courtesy before
the territorial fair IN which the team
from the Colorado town win be en-
tered.
Albuquerque Elks have organized a
base ball team with which they pro-
rose TO defeat every other lodge team
in this section of the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
MISS0URlAN HAS
NEW BREED OF SHEEP
Animal said TO Combine All Hest
Points of H." ~Rambouillcts. SlIrop-
shircs and CotsWOlds.

Paris. Mo. Hume 2S.-A new breed
of sheep is said to have been dcvel-
oped by William Buchanan of near
Clapper. The new breed has all the
best points of the Rambouillets.
Shropshires and Cotswolds. To start
with, he used twenty Shropshire. ewes
and crossed them with a Rambouillet
buck, and the ewes secured from this
cross We're then crossed with a Cots
void buck. 1t is claimed that they
inherit the hardy traits Of the Ram
bouillets, the mutton qualities of the
S~hropshires and the heavy fleeces Of
the Cotswolds.
He has 175 ewes from which he
sheared an average of nine pounds
this season. The wool was rated the
best seen on the Monroe City market
and brought &c. the highest price or
the season. Buchanan cites this proof
of the fact hat it pays to winter
lambs: Last season he refused $500
for seventy Youngsters when, they
would have brought about $500 per
head. He wintered them, sold their
wool at $500 per fleece and got $3.50
for the yearlings three weeks ago.
They averaged 40 pounds, thus
bringing a total of $9.15 per head.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

sale Of the silver Bell property in
Pinal county 10 Boston capitalists for
10000. have made % the quick
est mining turns in Arizona in some
time, says the Tucson Citizen.
Some week ago Foster and Trib-
olet tooS a bond on the silver Bell
group Of three claims. agreeing to pay
$4,000 for the property within a
given time, not ever having TO make
a payment down.
IA. r. Bennett, representing Massa-
chusetts capital, was induced to look
at the property, and after brief com
munication with those he represents,
signed papers for the purchase OF the
property for $50, 600, making a small
payment down to bind the bargain,
and agreeing to pay $4,000 within
q short time. All the payments are
to be completed within one yea
During the latter part Of this week
three Boston capitalists are expected
to arrive in Phoenix. and after "A
short stay here continue on into Piual
county TO visit the Silver Bell group
and complete plans they have already
made FOR development work and the
erection OF machinery.
Included in the plans of the pur-
chasers IS the erection of a smelter
to handle the ores. which are lead
and silver, running high in value in
those two metals. The workings of
the mine will be opened up again and
new territory explored.
The silver Ben group, which was
a famous property in an earlier day,
is located about eight miles from
Price, a station on the Phoenix and
Eastern road, and tive miles from the
Newberry property, in which develop
ment work is now under way.
When silver was high, fortunes
we're taken from the Silver Bell. the
ore being shipped to san Francisco.
Later shipments were made to Casa
Grande by freight teams and from
there on over the Southern Pacific.
From 1870 to 1890 the silver Bell
was one OF the leading mines of Ari-
IONA, a flo%urishing mining camp be-
ing located not far away. On account
of the richness of the ore and the
high price of silver, the n real
lied handsomely ON their Investments,
The Boston people who have now
acquired control. have organized a
company and win before long nave a
large force of men at work, opening
up the old drifts, slopes and tunnels,
in which there is a large amount of
ore in sight.
Foster and Tribolet realizing so
quick on the Silver Rell, have broken
all records for Pinal county, and
probably for the majority of the coun-
ties In Arizona. They win net a clear
profit of $4,000, and will receive
money fast enough from the Boston
people to moet their payments to the
people from whom they bought.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
STUYNESANT FISH, JR., IL
WORKING FOR THE FItISC\

Muskogee. ]. r., June 2S.-StuyNe-
SAINT Fish. Jr.. son Of The former presl-
lent of the Illinois Central railroad
has been located at last. He Is IN
Muskogee and has started IN to learn
the railroad business. He has been
here a week. but his identity was not
learned until today.
Several weeks ago young t1sli
started west from his home In New
York and il was announced that ne
was going to Salina, Kas, to earn
the railroad business from the ground
up.
He failed to reach Salina promptly.
In fact. he must have taken a round
about way TO get to the Kansas town.
Meanwhile efforts 10 locate him on his
new Job failed. Nobody in Salina or
elsewhere apparently had heard Of
him. A big batch of mail reached
Salina and there was a good deal OF
mystery as 10 why he failed to
show up.
Eventually he reached there and
went To- work. He eoon absorbed an
there was to learn there and now he
is acquiring points on running 2 rail-
road in this CITY. He Is assistant
freight agent of the Frisco line
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
OFFICERS ARE
READY TO START
THE WORKS
Meeting tuesday Night in the
Commercial Club When APP
preparations viii Be Made
for Several Departments,

While the subscription list for the
twenty-seventh New Mexico fair has
not yet been completed, and while the
work just now is not going with the
speed that has been expected the list
is believed to be far enough advanced
TO allow of the making of a|ppropria-
,tions for the several departments. TO
this end there will be a meeting of the
officers. executive committee and ad-
Nlsory board in the Commercial club
Tuesday night at 3 o'clock when the
appropriations for base ball. horse
racing, and other departments, viii
be made and the general pregnant
upon which the officers will build the
fair outlined, The work has not been
allowed TO lag by any means, although
Manager hubhS and Secretary Stamm
have been ~devotine the greater part
of their time To the subscription list
The secretary Is in correspondence
with a large number of amusement
men, while. the ADVERTISING program
has already been fully outlined. The
officers have seen To it that abundant
advertising has been placed in tho
many towns which are TO have Fourth
of July celebrations and this will at
tract a great deal OF attention TO the
fair. when the subscription list has
been completed the fair situation will
be quite as promising as 10 has ever
been three months before the annual
event.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

Ne STATE republican executive cnm-
nrtee, a Dick Foraker body, has been
ruiaing about the state for ten days
consulting With the Foraker lIeuten-
ants md all these forces, acting APP
parentg In unison. have raised the
cry thHN the boom for Secretary raft
has beeh punctured not only in Ohio,
but elsewhere.
Hints that the secretary's sudden
illness IN TIE northwest show his
strength Is spped ana that he could
nor stand the Ngors OF an active cam
paign are helns spread all over the
state, and an TVS removed activity Of
the forces comfnAnded by Senator
Foraker shows the nature and the
%unceasing activity q the opposition To
the secretary.
Dick secs Iieatcnants.
Senator Dick is here today with
the members of the Mckinley Memo
rial association, who Paid their re-
spects to Governor Harris, but Mr..
Dick found time TO confer Win many
OF his lieutcuants regarding the re-
newal Of the fight against Nh. Taft.
Taft headquarters here realizes the
situation. is preparing to meet " For
aker's activity viii be met with TAFT
hustling during the entire summer.
The announcement that First AS
sistant Postmaster General Frank
Hitchcock is expected to be IN CHI
cinnati and possibly Columbus within
a short time, has stirred UP the poll
ticians all over tho state. The Off
cial explanation of the visit is hat hi
is TO make certain Investigations II
connection With his department, bu
The animation has been received from
Washington that he Is TO really CONF
on a political mission, and viii give
the president his view Of the eXac
situation n Ono with regard to The
Taft boom and Foraker's real power
TO puucture T.
II is also said that some OF the en-
ployes OF the Cincinnati p%ostoffic'
who have been active for senator For.
aker. win be given a sharp repri
mand,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
COMM AT
ACADEMY OF L0URDES
Pleasing Program Given In Silver
City-F0rmcr Albuquerque People
Engaged.
Especial correspondence Morning journal.

Especial correspondence Morning journal.
silver city. n. NJ, June 27.-The
commencement exercises OF the ACad-
envy Of Lourdes was held last night IN
the opera house before n large audi
ence, who were royalty entertained,
The musical and elocutiouary num-
bers were excellent and the whole
program showed that the academy is
doing a high character of work. Fol-
lowing is the program:
Song. Home Returning ...,...s. School
Accompanlst MISS Loe spafford
Salutatorv .,......... Miss Annie OGrady
piano Quartcttc ...,..,.t ,,......
FIRST Piano. Misses Nj. Fleming. L. Wash
burn; second piano, Misses l.. DAILY. d.
s~chooumnkcr.
Vocal Trio. Misses l. Taylor NJ Washburn.
Ida d. STAFFORD, accompanies Miss Leo
spafford.
Recitation. ..... Letting the old eat pie
Misses Fredina Parks, L. DAILY, Lola
Hutchkiss, jessie Hopkins, Annie OGrady,
Jessie sch0unuiakcr
piano Duet Misses Annie oGrady. Ida
Bon spa ord.
Recitation. "Corlolanua. Miss Rose Mullen
Spear prln ..+t...... sixteen children
Accompanied. Miss Anna May DAILY. :.
Childreu's Ochestra
First piano. Miss Anna Day Daly, second
piano. Miss Roline Harwcll, first violin
Misses 1nez Finch, Mary Fulwood second
violin. Miss Elsie Cureton, Master Milton
Blackwell; guitars, Misses 70. Jennings,
Lee SIafford %mandolins. FIRST, Miss Rose
Mullen. Miss Teresa ltihera.
Recitation. How They Saved ST.
Michaele' ..........M Miss Lucille Savage
Plano Quartotto ,.,t...............,...
First piano, Misses Gussie Finch Elsie
Curcton second piano, Misses Christie
schultz. tpez Finch
Recitation, polish Boy" Miss Roline Harwoli
tOrolcstra)
Cantata. Meeting OF Nations' .........
Accompanies, Miss Anna May paly.
Entertainers:
United states, Misses Haael. Ilaggerson,
Inez Finch, Itollne Harwell. Lee Spaf-
ford, Viola De Lancy. Elsie Curotou,
Rose Mullen
England ... Misses +. Parks. H., Hotchkiss
.............J Hopkins, H. paly
Ireland ............,.A OGrady, v Bell
France ....,..+..... Savage, 1 Ellis
Germany ..,.Lola HotchNIss = Alexander
switzerland .....t.- Il. spafford, Alan Turner
china ....-.... Miss May Fleming
Italy ....... Misses l.. Wasnburu, l. Taylor
spain ....,........., Iuera, NJ. jacques
Duth ........M Washhuru, George Easton
Norway ......M McCaffrey. D. McCaffrey
sweden ...-......-+ NJ Fleming. j. Barelt
....,...... Miss Jessie shoemaker
tOrchcstra.J
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
Former Albuquerque rcoplc Engaged.

The engagement is announced here
of Mrs, Laura NJ. Rose and Mr.. Nj. r.
Ballou The marriage will take place
at an early date, Mrs. Rose is we'll
for some time "a huokkccper in he
Hubbs laundry She is now connected
with the American National bank
here Mr.. Ballou is a wealthy cattle
man of Grant county, and Us well
known throughout the territory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
ARIZONA COUNTIES
DON'T NEED THE MONEY
ONLY live Counties Have Applied +or
the Rebate on Election ENpeh-es'
Jndcr Joint statehood Bill.

Arizona is SO prosperous that IN
about five pa Of thirteen counties The
peopIe don't Stem 10 care for expense
nd an and make ne move fo "rt their
money back. says The Phoenix l;epun-
Iican. As will be remembered. when
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

What do you think your doctor would /
say about feeding your hair with Ayers
Hair Vigor, the new kind7 He knows
that il feeds, nourishes, strengthens. I
The hair stops falling out, grows more
rapidly, and all dandruf disappears.
we pubiiah the fcrmulas ]. Ayer Co., \
or all our preparations. Lowell, Mass.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

Pains in the stomach, collie and
4 rrhoca arc quickly relieved by the
use Of Chambpt1ain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
druggists. go
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

BUY YOUR WINDOW AND DOOR
SCREENS FROM US AND KEEP
YOUR MONEY IN NEW MEXICO
INSTEAD or HAVING 1T SENT
EAST, SUPERIOR PLANNING MILL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

7 will NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife since March 2, 1907
as she has left by board and protection,
70 H. CNDY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
MADE $4,000 IN
FOURTEEN DAYS
Arizona Mining Man Mode IA Quick
Turn of valuable Property in Pinal
County.

Holding the property but two
weeks and having made but a small
payment down, Public Examiner w.
c. Foster and s. J.. Tribolet, by the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

Is now merely a memory OF the past.
PallHrd's Snow Imminent is the fans
lily liniment Or the twentieth century.
\ positive cure for rheumatism,
Burns Cuts, Sprains. Neuralgia,
etc, Mr. G.. II. RunVon, Stanherry.
Mo, writes. II have used Snow Lin-
imeHt for Rheumatism and all pain. I
can't say enough in its praise Sold
By j. H. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
ASSESSMENTS WILL
Be CONSIDERED
BY BOARD
important Meeting Of County
Commissioners on Monday
When Board Will Sit to
EQuaIize Taxes,

The most important meeting OF the
Nefnalillo county commissioners for
the year will be held in the commits
sioners' room at the court nous Non
day morning at 10 o'clock, when the
board viii sit as a board of equaliza-
ton To pass on aises which haVe boon
made in taxes by the assessor, Chair
man Grunsfeld Of the commission said
yesterday that all persons who cN-
pected to appear before the board
should be on hand promptly at 10
o'clock on Monday morning, as the
board has considerable business 20
transact and desires to get through
with it during the day. All members
of the board viii be present,
Several considerable increases have
been made in assessments. narticu-
larry on Albuquerque city property
and several corporations have had
their taxes increased. II is under-
stood that one or two vigorous pro-
tests viii be made against the ac-
tion of The assessor.
All persons having bills against the
county are requested tn have them la
before the commission meets on Mon
day morning In order that an out
standing accounts may he cleaned W.