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New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
Financial Meetings.
Norfolk and ,yestsrn Railway comnan

Norfolk and Western Railway Company.
tn. Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders o
FOLK & Western Railway Company VIII be held at
principal Office the Company the city Roanoke
Virginia. Thursday. the 10th day 1907
q O'Clock elect directors o inde
pendent auditors audit the books and accounts Of
Company a close year to con-
slider the annual report OF the directors fiscal
which ended June 80 1907 20 ratify approve
all actions OF the directors set forth annual
report and IN the minutes Of the Company. and to
sach other business properly come
before the meeting
The stock transfer books viii be closed O'Clock
p n "Wednesday. September 25'h. 1907. and reopened
10 O'Clock A. Il. Friday. October nth. 1907.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
E Il ALDEN. Secretary
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

Trading in the mining market the Produce
Exchange moderately active yesterday. The
total transactions 9.310 shares, distributed
among eight stocks follows: $500 Tramp Con
solidated 34c 400 Beaver Superior at 63lac and
CSC 1000 Diamond Black Butte at 23c 500 Cobalt
Central at 2IIac. 500 Greater Nevada at 36Rc 500
Hanson Consolidated at 175c. 200 Goldneld Con-
solidated 7,12l4c and 10 Nipissing at 7.621sc.
ard pTiceS
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NATIONAL BIsCITT COMPANY

The regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT the Common Stock has
been declared payable October 18th, 1907.
holders of record the close
18th, 1907. Transfer books from Seuten-
30tb- -soT. October 18th. 1907. inclusive
T1T-,- -r1T-u
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NEW Y0Kh CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER


Of7oe OF the Treasurer. New York, Sept. 18th 1907
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company At
q meeting held this day declared dividend of ONE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT on it's capital stock
payable this Office 18th day Of October rerr
TO stockholders Of record the business on
Nonday. the Both inst
EDWARD L. RnESLTER- Treas,,ra-
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franklin TRrsT COMPANY.

New York City. Sept 18th 1901
The Board Of Trustees has this day declared quar-
teTly dividend OF ~ the capital this
Company. Sept seth. 1907 Stockholders Of
record close OF business sept 2sth. 1907.
CLINTON ". LTDLCNf. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19

THE NEW YORK AIR BRAKE COMPANY.
&c Broadway. New York. Sept. 1s 1907
The Board of Directors this Company. at a meet
ing held this day. declared dividend OF
Tao Per Cent. payable the Companys once in New
feFk the 22nd day Of October 1907. stockholders
OF record AZ the close OF business day Of
Transfer books will close a. J p II October 4th
10 A N. October 22nd
JOHN <. THOMPSON. Treasurer.
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aNEK1csN caR s rorNpRr conPaNr


COMMON CAPITAL STOCK-DINIDEED NO 20
TIE RoaTd Of Directors has this day declared dvi-
d-nd If per the Common Capital Stock the
Company payable Tuesday October lst. 1907,
hoders q record az the close Of business September
1f-h- Transfer September
1e05. and October 21d. 1907
Checks VIII be mailed hy Guaranty Company
o. View York
wM N HAGER Secretary.
s. DE TlANO Treas.Irer
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing Quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Tues
dav's:
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AMERICAN CAR FOUNDRY COMPANY

New York. September 5th. 1907.
FRfFETFTSD. CAPITAL STOCK-DITIDEND No "A
TIE Beard % Directors has this day dri-
oend Of = cent the Preferred Capital Stock az
the Company. Isyabe October 1s 1891 stockholders
the business on September I1th,
1877 Transfer books will close IlJh 1907
reopen October 2nd 1907
Checks N be mailed 10y TIE Guaranty Trust Conpany
Of New York
TAL n RAGER. Secrets-y.
S De I,AcS0 Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange Saesroom by Adrian H.
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY
a Dividend OF Two Dollars share viii on
Tuesday October Is 1907 stockholders record at
the close Of business Monday. September so 1907
The transfer books all closed from tn
ocsobe- Il, 1907. both DAYS included.
n. r. DRIVER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
DiUidend Notices.
Office Of
AMERICAN SMELLING & REH1

AMERICAN SMELLING REFINING co.
Il dvsy. y. y City. Sept J. 1907
QUARTERLY PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO ~.
The Directors Of the American Smelling Refining
Company this day declared Dividend OnSF1 AND
TF9RFzE-QU ARTERS Ia PER CENT. on preferred
Capital Stock Of the Company, payable October 1907.
stockholders Of record September -. 1907
the Company fcr the transfer Of Stock
VIII be closed az three O'Clock ?. M Sept 20 1907.
-yil be reopened October 2 1907.
". Z. MERRISS. Sacreta--
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19

Closing prices of active bonds dealt in. with
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Sept "a p. n.-The market for Arnerl-
can securities steady. Final prices follow:
London New York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19

.ods lots. fseIls cents per share.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS
FURNISHED Thomas Reinhardt No rs Broad strest
New York. and 10 Exchange Place. Bosjonl
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

and INTEREST
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co.. No. 81 Wall stree,J
Sept II Is. II
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19

So. a4c Total sais. for the day. unlisted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
INSPECTOR GREEN is
NOW BACK TO STAY
Immigration Official VIII Make Ills
Permanent Home u Albuquerque
Held IN by Maslnut.

W q. Green. local immigration in
spector. returned To Albuquerque yes
tcrday morning from El Paso after
spending several weeks on his ranch
near that city.
Mr.. Green was a passenger on No
10. due here Tuesday morning. and
which arrived here az Z o'clock yes
terday morning. being delayed at Vim
ton. y. NJ. some miles this side Of
Fl Paso, by a washout.
but for the trackmen and section
men. who had been instructed to keep
a lookout for q WashoUt. we would
have an been drowned, said Green.
our train lett Fl Paso on time and
was eating up the track for the north
when just as We were rounding "a
curve near Nintpu the train Mas flag
gcd by a section man. The engine
stopped within e. few feet from where
the Rio Grande had undermined the
track and roadbed, making "a new
river.
MT. Green said last night that ne
intends making Albuquerque his home
ana hat his wife. now In jamestown,
y. Y. would arrive here soon.
here soon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
JUVENILE THIEF
PASKILL RETURNS
TO ALAMEDA
Arrives for Him-Sent
Back Part Of JeweIry to the
Women He Had Robbed,

Deputy Sheriff n. Brown Of Ala
media county. arrived here last night
from Oakland, Cal. 10 secure Fred
Paskill. the siNtcen-ycar-old boy who
stole a watch. bracelet and ring from
M house Of probation officer. Chris
torSler Ruess OF Alameda county while
Ruess had Paskill In charge prcpara-
tory 10 giving him a new start along
the path Of r%cctitude. Brown viii go
to Santa Fe today 20 present the neces-
roquisition for Paskill. n Will
likely TO return for his prisoner here
tomorrow.
The officer interviewed Paskill last
night II the county Jail. Paskill. who
being kindly treated by Ruess and
family. took advantage of his situa-
ton To swipe a watch from Miss Snow
Longley. who was stopping at the
Ruess home. and "A bracelet and ring
belonging C Mrs. Ruess. He after
ward mailed the ring and bracelet
back 10 their owner. retaining the
watch. which he said he w~ould"send
back some time The charge against
Paskill is grand larceny.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
MYSTIC SHR|NERS
TREMNG TOWARD
SILVER CITY
Members of BaIlUt Abb
yad Temple to Represent Al
buquerque at the Festivities,

About fifteen Mobiles of Ballut Alb
yad temple of Shriners. leave this
morning on No. 2 for silver City To es-
cort over the hot sands thirty noyices,
who seek admittance into the tenn
pie.
The territorial caravan viii arrive
here late this afternoon and the well
come TO be given them by the Duke
City Mobiles Will be an elaborate one.
Tomorrow afternoon the noVices
will be Initiated and considerable fun
is expected.
Friday night the Court Of Isis will
hold a meeting at which "A number Of
applicants viii be initiated. after
which the Mobiles and their lady
friends will be entertained at a ban
quet.
Potentate r. y Wilkerson is the
leader of the local contingent, which
includes the following: John Bora
dale. Harry Bullard. w. w. Strong.
Frank Mckee and others.
The advance guard arrived at the
oasis o X, according to word re-
ceived here last night. and Paul
Tteutsch. its leader. is busy preparing
the road for the main body.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
AMERICAN BLOCK
STILL ON THE
TOBOGGAN
Another Dealer Cuts Price of
Coal Down -Four Bits After
Holding Out Two Days,

Coal rs still active.
Following the sensational drop Of
fifty cents in the price Of American
Block In one coal yard after a raise
OF nftv cents the day before. another
Albuquerque dealer has chopped or
the extra nfty cents after holding nut
one DAY longer than his competitor.
American block. terms cash on de-
livery. is now at It's normal level ~
$3.50 In all yards.
Further developments are awaited
with intense eaEerness by the Conn
mon Geezer.
Who can tell what a day may bring
The coal war lasted two whole days.
10 was shnrt ana sharp while IL
lasted.
Is the worst over?
II YOU should happen to pass "a dark
alley this evening and see a man
quietly Kicking himself therein. you
may know who he Is.
he Is the man Who bought coal az
per ton.
The coal war held out "a brief hope
to the public that there was mo- truth
in thc rumors of combination. Vow
Oh, consumer 10 husiiy trying 90 figure
out exactly where DE o. "at.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
Bad Symptoms.

TIE who has periodical head.
ashes, backache, secs imaginary dark
spos or spc,ks floating Or dancing bafore
her eyes. haSRnawlng distress OF heavy
full feeling - Eiomaeh, faint spells. drag.
glng -downIseling In lower abdominal or
pelvic region. easily startled or excited,
ireeuf or painful periods. with or with.
out uGvic catyrh. Is suffering from
weaknJScs Heterogeneous that should
have eHy Attention. Not all % above
sympioAs aF likely 20 be present In any
case at 4 e/ime,
Neslytyd or badly treated ard such
cases %fHn run into maladles which de-
manfXe surgeons knife II they do not
So medlclne sxiAaIhaAmch long
All
ADLIIerceA EAXautLEnaM
ION 20 nedlcine has such a sircls
lhlteLa31SAna ay12ieS-eaAA
lnoIn % medical scierce for the cure Of
woman's peculiar ailments enter into lie
composition. No alcohol. harmful. OF
hahit-forming drug j. % b. found Ia the
llst Of is ingredients printed on each
hotile-Nrapper and attestei under oath.
In any condition Of the female system,
1T NNfFrf = NNNfIlf INt~NfANkINU can DO
only coad-nevcr harm. It's whole effect
Is 20 strengthen, invleurate and regulate
the whole female system and especially
The pelvic organ. When these are de-
nne@d In Traction or affected BY disease.
the stomach and other orxans Of a Eestian
become sFmpatheticaiiF d~eranEed. the
nerve are weakened. and a long list %
had, unpleasant symptoms follow Too
much must not ~ expected % This Pa
vnrifr Prcscri uficn.~ Is viii not perform
M rac'rs; vii not cure tumors-no ned
kline will ne ufff often prrrerlf then. ID
taken Ia time and thus The operating
table and the Surgeons knife nay o.
avoided.
Women suffering from diseases OF hur
SANDING are invited - consult Doctor
Pierce hy letter. frc AT correspondence
h held a. strictly private and sarraiiy
e~onfdcntial Addrcss ur. r. V. Pierce.
y. v.
Dr.. Pierce's Medical Adviser nonpar
\ sent lHcr On rrccpf - 81 une-cent
stamp Tor rap%rreFcrad. o. ~ stamrs
90 c.5E- cound copy. Address a. AbofA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
JAPANESE INVADE
DOMINION
-Four Thousand Have Arrived in
Ports of Canada Since the
First of January,

ottawa, ont. Aug. 2S.-Japanese
arrivals at Victoria. b. c.. last month
totaled $50. Of whom 73t were males
and seventy-seven females. or these,
POI were In transit 10 the United
states. other Canadian ports receiv-
ed forty-eight japanese.
r.. q. Macpherson. VI. r, az Nau-
couver. -telegraphed recently To Pre-
mier Laurier that since January over
1000 Japanese had come into British
Columbia, and that 1000 more were
the way from Honolulu. M%acpher-
son urged the government to take
some steps, IL possible, to restrict this
tide OF Oriental immigration into
British Columbia.
Last month also 1l3 Chinese paid
the poll tax OF $500. The minister Of
the interior rs now in the Pacific
coast province INVESTIGATING the mat
ter OF Oriental immigration. People
here believe that unless the Orientals
be excluded BrhSai Columbia will no
longer be q Wirinennan's country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
TEXlCO MAY GET
ITS THIRD RAILROAD
santa Ic surveyors Now Working on
shortest Possible Route Tiom BOr-
der Town on Cut-orf to Brownwood.
Texas.

Good things continue o. come to
growing and busy TeNlco. The latest
is that TcXicu is sure to get it, third
railway.
The Fort Worth Record ~ Wedncs-
day saws ~ thc project. as follows,
Santa Pc surveyors are now work
iur ou ~ AFR line from TexiCo 10
Lubbock tn ~wcetuater 10 Coleman.
according to Information furnished
by Captain T. r. Lester. 81 Canyon
Cit, Who vas in Fort Worth yester-
dan
This route BE- i~ said. would be the
shortest possible between Coleman or
Rr1wnWond and rexico and would
therefore promise the most feasible
way 90 connecting h gulf division
with the frnnscontlnental OF Pacific
coast division. In previous years sew
rrai other surveys fer D proposed
or Hruwnwund-T exlco ute
OF tao ~ them leading from TeNicn
to Paiuyiew. thence 90 b~rownwuod.
Abilene. were made. The seuti-
seems q be that thc Santa Re
b. preparing Tor early construction of
fhls cutoff and that the present SUR
Ney a the locating nue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
SHOULD
GET AFTER THE
BILL BOARDS
The UnSightIy Advertisements
Should Be Doomed Along
With the Weeds and Rubbish
About the City.

II has been suggested by a number
Of citizens that while the city council
is conducting its cleanup crusade in
preparation for the territorial fair.
one Of the chief matters that should
be attended to IS hat Of removing
many Of the unsightly bill boards
which deface the main streets and
mar the general attractiyeness Of the
city. The effect Of a neat and pretty
residence surrounded by a well kept
lawn Is nullined when right on the
next lot Is a row Of bill boards adorn-
ed with lurid advertisements Of pat
ent medicines. c0rsets, book beer and
breakfast foods. Unsightly Is the
mildest term which can be applied to
many OF these horrors. The larger
have included the bill boards in
their Improvement crusade. and the
effect has been proven to be most
desirable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
NO PIE ON BILL OF FARE:
MESSENGER BOYS STRIKE
Disappearance of Delicacy Causes
Nnlkout la Pittsburg.

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug 2s-There Is e
good sized strike of the Western Union
mes cnEer boys on here because there
is 90 be- no more pie ON the regular
table spread for strike breakers In the
dow town building here.
Yesterday there was no pie on the
table for the messenger boys and lasi
night after work. a mass meeting was
held. and 81 was agreed that unless
the Western Union came ln again with
pie for dinner and supper there would
hc ~ more work. and 10 was SO.
The Western Union refused ah.p
lutcv Ia put pie on The bill of fare
again and the boys are sim out.
There was a strike ~ messenger boys
whCa the telegraph operators went
wen out but the boys were won over
when the tcicgwphc company offered
20 b, ard them free al the strike break
ers' table inside the building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
Sentence of Elmer {, Price,
Who Shot Pecos Valley Con-
ductof Affirmed by Supreme
Court,
CRIME ONE OF THE MOST
BRUTAL ON RECORD
Six Decisions Handed Down by
Territorial Supreme Court in
Santa Fe Yesterday,
Ispes.aI p..p...h 70 N. MsrnIns seurnal.l

ftpertai Dispatch 90 the MsruinE aouFnnt. !
Santa Fe, n. NJ. Aug. 2S-By a
decision Of the supreme court rem
dered here today, Elmer 4. Price.
who was sentenced 10 the ~penitentiary
for life for the shooting Of Conductor
Frank n. Curtis. on the Pecos Valley
line OF the santa Fe. March 30, 1906.
must serve Out his term, The opinion
sustaining the judgment Of he trial
cour wal rendered by Associate JUS
tice Ira A. Abbott.
The story of Prices crime. one 81
the most brutal in the annals Of the
territory. Is still easily remembered by
the public. Price wal a new butch
err on the Pecos Valley lines. At the
time the shooting occurred both Price
and Curtis were on n snuthbound
train midway between Portaies and
Eiida. Price had been drinking He
had just been elected from a Pullman
car for insulting a passenger. and
shortly after entering the chair car
made an improper remark TO Miss
Louise johnson, a passenger on the
train. who was bound for Roswell.
Conductor Curtis reprimanded the
news agent. who sulkiiy went into the
compartment car, where he again
made himself troublesome,
The conductor entered that car 10
warn the butcher" again. and rs he
H"iIibhfDfu Price AlNfN INTO Ms HfAH
chest, and pulling out a revolver.
fired point blank at tho conductor. tho
muzzie OF the gun almost touching the
latter. Twice he shot the conductor
In the side and as Curtis. m%ortally
wounded. turned he fired a third shot
which entered the back and passed
clear through the body, stretching the
l~ifelees In the car door.
Deputy Sheriff Cox ~ Roosevelt
county. who was on the train, at once
placed Price under arrest. and took
him to Roswell on the same train
with the body Of his victim.
A few days after the shooting Price,
heavily guarded. was taken TO por-
tales and narrowly escaped a lynch
ing before he was safely In iail He
was at oncc indicted and tried at the
session Of the district court FOR Roose-
Welt county. n found guilty. on the
second day, Of second degree murder.
with a recommendation that no mercy
he shown the prisoner. The jury, 81 T.
understood WaH divided. six standing
Tor a conviction ~ first degree muir
der and six for second degree murder
They compounded ON the latter YER
diet Tho crime was committed on
the night Of March so. and sixteen
days later Price entered the pcnitcn-
iiary 90 serve his life term. The ease
was appealed, with the foregoing re-
suit.
Five other decisions were rendered
by the supreme court today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29

Ptttsburg. Pa, Aug. 2N.-TWo fires
S250.O00 damages In the east
end. The first started in the club
Pressing and Cleaning company cs-
al $3.50 Penn ven The
building was destroyed and fourteen
employees had narrow escapes.
The second WAS more serious and
In the explosion Of a goo
gasoline tank in the American
Automobile company's building scat
tering the fluid i'm an directions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
ROBbER is
ARRESTED At
SOCORRO
RIFLED BAGGAGE OF
WATCHES AND RINGS
Santa Fe Detectives Make a
Good Haul in Apprehending
Dwight Frazier, a Telegraph
Operator,
pl.pa,eh 10 The MornIns searnaI.I

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Jaarnai !
Socorro. y. NJ, Aug. 2s.-Dwight
FRAZIER. who has been night tele-
graph operator at the Santa Fe sta
lion here for the past two weeks or so,
was arrested today by santa Re de-
tectlves on the charge Of breaking
open 4 trunk IN the baggage DOR
and stealing two gold watches and
some rings belonging 10 Mrs and Mrs.
Paul J. Terry. who arrived In the city
a few days ago 20 visit Mr.. Terrys
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John w Terry.
The Vaiuables were missing from
the trunk when the uwner opened II
after arriving here. After the detec-
tives had done a little quiet work Il
came 10 light that numerous other
persons had missed stuff from bag
gage which had been left at the sta
tion. suspicion finally fell on FRAZIER
and the officers went To his room and
charged him with the theft a
search Of his room revealed the
watches and rings wrapped up in a
handkerchief He was at onee placed
Ia iail and will have his preliminary
here tomorrow.
one Of the watches was the proper
~ OF Mr.. Terry. and the other watch
and the rings belonged to MS wife.
The articles we're Of considerable
value.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
TO BAR LOCOMOTIVES
FROM CHICAGO STREETS
Mayor Co Forcc Railrssads Ia Elcctrifs
Urban Portions of Line.

Chicago. Aug 2s-Mayor Husse
started for New York today with "a
party ~ city officials and business men
o. secure data on which b. base an
immediate % strenuous pnori Co
force ali steam railroads entering chi-
cngo 10 electrify their lines within the
ClfY limits.
New York and Baltimore have
forced the railroads % discard smok-
inR locomotives. and Mayor hussc ~
petts a. bring sbout a similar reform
iu Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
JUAN WALES IS IN
THE TOLLS
at Leopold and Bound
Over to Grand Jury on the
Charge of Cattle Stealing,
Especial Dispatch 10 The Morning journal

Especial Dispatch "a The Morning journal !
Santa Re. n. NJ, Aug. 2S.-The news
has Just been received at the head
quarters of the territorial mounted po-
lice of the arrest az Leopold. Grant
county. Of Juan Wales, charged with
cattle stealing. Wales was taken into
custody by Mounted Policeman X. e..
Putnam. He was arraigned before a
Justice of the peace and bound over
% the grand jury under bond of $500.
Wales Is said 90 be a c0mpadr9 OF
Victor Harrington, who was arrested
August n on the same charge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
THREE PARD0 n s
GRAN BY
GOVERNOR
Tomas Barela, James NeyIns
and Jake Netherland Were
Released From the Territorial
Penltentiay Yesterday,


Especial pi.pateh ~ the Msralns Isarnsi !
Santa Pc. \. ~. Aug 2S.-Thrcc
pardons have been issued by Governor
Curry 10 prisoners IN the territorial
~penitentiary The men released were
Tomas nareia, who IN February. 1897.
was sentenced 20 pne year Tor break
ing into q saloon James Nevins. sent
up from otero county in November,
1905. FOR one year. for grand larceny
and Jake Nefhefland. who la October
1905. was given three years Tor steal
inR live stock. The last pardon war
granted last night and the first two
mentioned today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
AUCTION SALE

OF stock % a1 kinds will bc made
twice a month at Michelrs Red Barn
on Copper avenue. MT. Mitchell has
decided on his plan Of dlsposinE OF
stock owing to the many demands he
has from both purchasers and SELLER
% handle horses. mules vehicles. har-
ness. etc
The nrst sale viii begin saturday.
August 81. az . 3. m. sharp. and Con-
siSts OF twenty-five native horses
broken q saddle and harness they
range In weight from 500 60 1000
pounds each. This T. an excellent OPP
portunity Tor some Of the city's young
folks who are Interested IN securing "a
nice pony. TO buy n al their own
price. other live och viii also he On
the sale. Nothing sold private.
AR. Mitchell will b. pleased u have
sou list anything in The stock line with
him early. On order that he may D.
able 10 advertise same before next
sale.
Terms Of sale. cash. and everything
viii positively - 10 b highest bid
der. Inspect stock az Red Barn he
fore sale.
SCOTT KNIGHT. Auetioneeu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
Washington Ab-condcr Captured.

M1shInEfUn- AUG TT 0Isn1fCn
was received at the police h%eadquar-
tiers tonight from Logan. W. Va. stat
ing that James Arthur Kemp. the abb
scnnding chief clerk of the Washing
police department. was arrested
there today. Kemp disappeared July
s and examination OF his accounts
disclosed a shortage % about $4,000.
officer left for Logan tonight Ia
bring Kemp here 10 meet the charge
Of e~mbezzlemcnI.