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New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
COMMUTERS IN PROTEST..
Complain Of Central .Serrice-4p D.
peal 10 State Com mission.

Commuters from scarsdale. White Plains and
other towns along the Harlem division OF the New,
YORK central held a mass meeting in he Tucka-
hoe LyceuIn last night TO protest against delays in
railroad service. Charles I. Brooks. secretary OF
the New York Indemnity Company, presided.
Those present said that commuters OF the West
chester Valley were 10 organize 10 protest 20 the
railroad and 10 seek action by the State Railroad
Commission. Commuters will be provided with
blanks. on which they Will keep tabs OF the de-
LAYS on tine road. which will be forwarded weekly
10 general secretary. who VIII offer them in evil
Gence 10 the commissioners
Resolutions complaining OF insufficient number
Of engines and OF their poor condition were adopted
and will be forwarded to Governor Hughes. the
State Railroad Commission and the president OF
the New York Central The resolutions recon-
mended an attempt 10 obtain the forfeiture of the
roads charter.
c. J. Holland, who said he was an employe of
the railroad in the Office Of q. E DALEY. spoke
defence OF the railroad. and seid il doing its
best TO give good service during the progress OF
improvements.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
OPPOSE PROPOSED SUBWAY.
Business Firm Objects to Lexington Avenue
Route

Rogers Peet & Co sent a letter 70 the secretary
OF the Merchants Association yesterday obtecting
to the plans for the Lexington avenue subway.
The letter says the proposed subway would create
n further congestion OF the enormous traffic already
centred in Broadway. The letter SAYS in part
There is not the slightest need of a subway un-
der Broadway, with the Fourth avenue route only
a block off; but if route on the west OF Broad
way under Fifth avenue or University Place be-
low l4th street and possibly Wooster street.. fur
ther down. chosen the effect would neceSsari-
ly be TO divide the rush hour crowds.
four-track subway in lower Broadway the
latter declares. would encroach all Easements
at least eight or ten feet. and would interrupt
business for year or two during its construction.
Rogers Peet & Co. desire the Merchants Asso-
ciation 20 take the subject up. with a view of
ascertaining the sentiment of business mon con-
cerned and OF making public the opposition which
the firm thinks will arise
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

STATIONS West 23d ST
lime shown below Is from Liberty ST
West Esd ST leaves 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating marks
PHILADELPHIA.
70, $50, m7.o1. mss.O0. sac. ss.oe.
$1,000. s11-0o. 11.sO, m'12.e0. T.1.0e.
13O, 900. 90 90. ss80, $500 $40
m.s.oo. '7.oc. 200. 'S.OO. p:O.sO P NJ.
bAAdLTINUrE AND WASHINGTON.
I*.IOo. $1,000 JiSV' .1.os. 4~O'' O0'
L. kEWOOD AID I.AEEHJTRST-z4 90
S,s0 A, "a. x1.00, 1.30, k3.4O dA.15 SEQ
p NJ. x6.15 Sundays $50. $40 A. n.
ATLANTIC CITY-s9 40 A M II 90.
k3-40 p. NJ
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
S9CGAN GROVE tsundays. No. Asbury
l20. - 90. $50. $50. tl2OI Sundays
sSoDS ocean Grove. 1900. 900 a. NJ.
lime Tine tables giving trains TO EAsroN.
EETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN MAItCg
III CSk. W1LkESBARRE SCRANTOS.
Islyz TIEApiNG, HARRISBURG POTTSVIII.E II
VILLA MsPORT and all other points
can. ean ee obtained az following oTiees: Lib
Astor House. 245, A34, 1900. 1884 ISrSaG .
square West. 270S Ga Av., IO5 West I25,5
~: z+S Columbus Av.. New York; !
tT9t NouIt st-' gag, 844 Fulton ST.. 47s Nos
ueh9 Az Brooklyn; 39O BroadSs-- Will
tSsnsourE New York Transfer Co calls
Aos ana checks baggage to destination
oalty fDaily. except Sunday. pSun-
Sa 9ays' tPsrlor cars only. aExcept Satur-
SSIdays only. zFrOm Liberty st. only.
tDlnlng car Sundays FDining car daily
From Twenty-third Strest-eI220 p
M g4-So ?. NJ. 1l1.sS P. NJ. ks.2s p, II.
". G. BESLHR. w. G. HOPE
Vice-Pres & Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agt.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
wITHDRAWs FROM HAWLEY ROADS.
George crocker No Longer Director of Roads
Controlled by suIlys Ex-Partner.

II Was announced in the financial district yester-
day that George Croker had Withdrawn from the
drectorates OF the railroads controlled l,y Edwin
HsHley. Mr.. Cnocker's action. Il said was in
line with that OF Jacob II. schin, who some time
ago resigned from the boards Of several railroads
on the ground. as he expressed it. that directors
no longer directed The boards from which Mr..
Croker was announced 20 have resigned those
of the Minneapolis & st. Louis. the Iowa Central
ard the Iowa Central g. Western.
According 20 the gossip OF the Street. the asso-
citation between Mr. crocker and Mr.. Hawley in
railroad enterprises weakened about three
years ago by the participation of Mr.. Hawley in
cotton deals with Daniel J. SUlly disclosed
by Mr.. sully's failure M Crocker was In Europe
az the time. account of the illness of his wife
lie is in this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
COUNT N. Y. LIFE VOTES.
ACTUAL CANVASS BEGIN
Test on 500 Ballots Seems to Confirm
administration VictOry

Tie hoard OF inspectors for the New York Tifa
by counting 500 ballots YESTERDAY began IN. .c,,.I
. canvass OF the votes cast in the recent eac.Io1,
John c Mccall. the secretary OF the comnan,,
James H. Mcintosh and H H Fottorna renr.ssr,os
tile New York Life and George r. scrrql,a,, tI,.
International committees The purpose Of The count
Yesterday was to obtain an advanc. estimate ~
tho lines OF possible challenges and basis for the
formulation Of rulings
According 10 Adopbus ECo.1h,. - -. -,
tpectors 25O OF the ballots counted ,estar5,,. -,
selected az random from the New Hampshire ad
mlaistrsuon mail vote and $50 from the ballots re-
ceiVed by the international committee
Mr. hoelble said afterward that of IN. first .so -,
administration" votes so per cent ran to the ad
mfnistration and that the administration watchers
challenged per cent OF the second go or .-opDoss
non votes Apparently the administration 90 ne-
'sh' 'onhrms the estimates made recently by the
Vsi.paiy oihclals and William Nelson Cromwell
81 ne size of the administration vote
According to the international connn,ttaa,s -o,-
res-ntauVes' however. the board OF inspectors
coud nor have obtained fair estimate OF the per-
centaee running 20 the administration yestarday
hecause, these representatives allepad IN. a..
ve!opes containing the first 25O vote, oo,,,ta6 b.
postage stamps placed HORIZONTALLY During ,ba
campaign the committee alleged that er1nloves %
q" company placed postage stamps in this fashion
on al envelopes which 10 their nerso,sI l.,,o,,1-
eose contained strictly pro-sdministration ballots
nj hoelble said that few Of the ballots counted
4+si"IoaE were rejected, and that both sides had
Ssr@eo 10 such rejections made
Ohe VINO was present az the counting furnished
=. loIlo"lns analysis" OF the first 80 votes of the
New Hampshire batch: Ninety-fo,Ir .sdrn,nis,rs
non votes challenged by international committee.
thirty straight administration" votes: ten votes
running 10 international ticket; five votes unchal-
enseo out held in suspense by the inspectors: four
votes running 70 international committee but chal-
!enged hz- administration watchers; four ..s.Iit,
@ balots, oi which three we're challenged and one
hslots, total $50
Mr. koelbe said that the New York Life in
Sc loTs hoped soon 10 count from 5000 TO 10000
votes aaly. and would ask for the necessary num-
The Mutual Lies board OF inspectors has count
20 anout nfty thousand Peabody ballots" thus
10 OF winch according TO the international com
m ni'.es. NC committee has challenged co per cent
On grounds other than that the ballots bear no
title. The inspectors have discarded another Ia
pef rent l; rs understood that henceforward all
count. " N'N
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
STOCK. ISSUE POSTPONED.

The following statement by officials Of the Great
Northern Railway Company was issued yesterday
az the New York Office:
Owing 20 the legal proceedings brought by the
State OF Minnesota in the matter OF the proposed
issue os SEQ 600 900 stock under the companys cir
cular OK December IL 1906 the dates for hling sub
Ecrfptions, making assignments OF rights" and
making first payments have been postponed as
follows: The time for ascertaining stockholders
titled 20 subscribe and for ding subscriptions has
been postponed 70 the close OF business on Febru-
erY 2 the time for fling with the company assign
meDts OF rights" 10 subscribe has been postponed
% the close OF business February 81 and the
Date for making payment OF the first and second
tnstslments on subscriptions has been postponed 10
March
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
STORAGE NOTICES.

New York. Jan. - 1897
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 20 each
ard every individual hereinafter men
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF FEB
RUARY. 1897.
the following goods will he sold a. Pr B.
lie AUCTION. at the warerOons OF the
GUARDIAN STORAGE AND TRANS
FER COMPANY, Nos. 30I and sos West
t2jth -, In the Borough Of Manhattan.
City and County of New York. at 1880
a. m. To recover the amount due upon
said goods Tor storage charges upon the
same. pursuant tO law. and such sale
will be continued on EACH SUCCESS
SIN TUESDAY until all said goods shall
be sold Mrs. NJ Brown. piano, beds.
etc, $40; Mrs W +. Booth, trunk. 1910
S3T: Mrs =. &. Cahtll. Sidehoard. table.
dresser. etc. $50 50. Mr., Jno. y. Clark.
folding bed, bookcase. etc. $50 60. Miss
:. II. Chadwick. trunk. SIS 60; NIr II. T.
,Copp. couch. dresser. chairs. etc, S3I; Mrs.
f Il. curtis, cabinets. dresser. etc,
rugs. etc SOS 40; Mr. 3. w Cover
dresser chairs. carpets. etc. S4S so: Mrs
r. GaynOr. stoves mirrors, etc, S2S. Mrs
NJ Harrington. refrigerator, 81 so: Mrs
IDA y Harrison. SIDE table. chairs. etc.
$14; Mrs. \ Johnston. desk trunk. mir
ror. etc. SIS; Mrs r. NJ Jones. beds.
mirrors. etc, $50 so: Mrs r. Keith.
TRUNKS. 80 s5, Mr. L. T. Lallande. bedS.
dresser. sewing machine. etc. S64 T3; Mrs.
g. Lewis rugs barrels. etc, SIS ca. Mrs.
4. Moore. folding bed. sewing machine.
etN. S'l 90 Mt y Mootehouse. dresser
eX table. etc, SS5 Mrs. NJ. Mahon. beds.
chiffoniers. etc, S56 so; Mr. F.. II. Mer-
riam. rugs. dressers. etc. S45 40: Mr.. r.
II Moore. boxes. doors. etc. S4S: Mr. H.
J. McEvoy. desk. bicycle. etc. s3T 90.
Mrs s Owen. dresser. beds, etc. s2S -.
Miss a. Powers. trunk. 81 90: Nj F.
Reebers. dresser. table, chairs. books. etc.
$40 rs Mrs ] Rice. chifsonier. chairs.
etc S24. Mr Y. Spray, tool chest. etc.
81 Mrs. 8 SerpR, trunk. Sc. Mr. NJ
Shackleford, dresser. bed chairs, etc
$50; Mr.. F. g. Whitney, chandelier. table,
etc SIS Sc Mr. 7 r. Winter. trunk
boxes. etc, SCI so. Mr.. e. Wheeler. rugs.
chairs etc $40 %
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
AGAINST NEW STOCK COMPANIES.
TBy Telegraph 10 :

ICY leieEFaih 10 Ire Tribune.
Albany Jan. 24-Assemblyman Young cf New
York. Introduced bill to-day which would pra-
vent the formation OF any new stock 'Je insurance
companies or stock companies for the sale Of an
nuiuss- His measure strikes out OF section 20 OF
The Insurance Law. which deals with tie forra-
ton Of stock companies for insurance business.
that phrase permitting such companies 20 insure
lives. It would compel all new dorn.st!c com
psuies 10 be mutual. On the other lsnd me rom,
tfntion IS raised that iU gives a monopoly of a
existence. " -
Samuel tntermyer, representing the interna tlonaI
pollcylioiders. committee. called To- d-v ~ talk
over over iesislstion desired by the committee with
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
STEAMBOATS,.

10 m - = m 5n and Points In NsW Eng
b u s ! W IN land. T:educed Ratss.
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN
River. Fares reduced 10 all points-BostOn
sizes, Newport Fall River. 500; PrOvt-
deuce. $3.50 Leave Pier 10 y. r.. Il. War
ren St. week days and sundays, SEQ p ".
StrS. Providence and Pilgrim. Oychestras.
NORWICH LINE Via New London Leave
Pier 80 y. r.. foot ClarltsOn St. week DAYS
only 6 p NJ. Steamers City Of Lowell ami
Chester W Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE FOR New Haven and
North. Leave Pier 20. T. r.. week days
orlv. A.nO z. N Steamer Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
COPPER MERGER PLANS FAIL.

II was announced In the financial district yester-
day that the plans Of the Cole-Ryan interests 10
merge Lake Superior copper properties had failed
the owners Of Copper Range having demanded sl25
cash a share $3.50 in stock OF the merging
nsny FOR their stock. It understood that the
plan was 20 merge the Copper Range with the
6sreoia Copper Company, the Tamaraok and other
copper properties IN the Michigan peninsula.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
ITALIAN SERVICE TO BE RESUMED.

The transatlantic service OF the steamers OF the
italian Royal Mail Steamship Company. according
20 a cable message received yesterday by Hirzel
Fsltnann & Co., general agents for that line will
ha resumed on February I6. when the steamer
ISornbardia Will sail from Naples direct for New
York and viii return 10 ITALY Immediately
fvaI Tho sailings will after that date follow
other regularly. the strike OF the ships hav-
srer hesf gettled
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
SECRETARY SHAW VISITS CITY.

Secretary Shaw IN the city yesterday. but
cid not visit the Sub-TreasuTy I'm Wall Street He
sssS in response an inquiry. that he had not
agreed 10 = second postponement Of tho repay-
n6ents ~ government deposits, and he hoped 70
haze .h1 entire amount OF the deposits repaid
the Treasury by March 4. when he retires from
oftcA
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

OPPORTUNITY for a safe and profitable
investment OF $4,000 offered by large
concrete construction company: large con
tracts on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co..
2hi Broadway.
LOAN of $4,000 required In manufacturing
business In Brookiyn; S2.OO1 orders on
hand McDOnald-W, ,ggins Co. ~ Br'dWay
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

fOmlts Gibraltar. ~OmitS Genoa.
From Bremen Piers, Sd & 4th SITS. Hoboken.
y. g. LLOYD EXPRESS SERVICE.
Marseilles-Naples-
GERMAN-MEDITERR RRANEAN-LEVANT
LINE
Merseilles-Genoa via Naples to the Levant.
ROYAL ROUMANIAN NAIL STEAMERS
ConStanza-Constant MISUNDERSTANDING
Alexandria
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICHS 81 CO., No 5 Broadway. y. Y.
Louis II. Meyer. 1O16 Walnut ST. Phila.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
NEW YORK AND BRAZIL SERVICE.

Hamburg. Jan. 24-The Hamburg American Steam
Packet Company and the Hamburg South American
steamship Company have decided 10 establish a
service between New York and Brazil
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
AUCTION SALES.

BY virtue Of a warrant OF attachment
merged into an execution. l. Bernstein
aGCtioueer Will sell to- day. 10 n m at
as East 4Sth St. Manhattan, IS bags -four
/ bags salt. bags meal barrels -four.
BY order OF Alfred Freeman. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
L H1G WALL EY.

Lave West 2Srd St Weekdays: se5, 40, go.
Iis5 A. ~. t22j, SIS, = 10 SO, as, s-55 p 81,
sundays, : - 9 IS ll.aS A. NJ. ls25, SIS 15j
=. VI. Cort andf and Desbrosses StS-, Week days:
90, 30. @ 80 A, NJ. 1900 Noon i2 ~. an SO,
s+E $50 sui 7. Nj sundays 1-&S, s45 a. NJ, l2tc
Noon. = ~. ; -, : On =. VI
Ticket Offcss. SIS and l4tsi Broadway
i. i Transfer Co. viii call for and check baggage.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
LOST.

----"----s--~--~------~--
LOST.-Bankbook No. $40 925 or the Union
person having a claim TO Il Is hereby
called upon 20 present the same within
ten DAYS. or submit 10 having said PASS
book cancelled, and new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 4OS I69 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing Any
person having a claim 70 II IS hereby
called upon TO present the same within
ten days. or submit 10 having said pass
book cancelled. and a new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. aO9 Es1
OF the German Savings Bank in the CITY
of New York. corner 4th ave. and 14th At .
issued to Frau Elise Stein. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned to the bank on the sth
day of February. 1907. duplicate will be
issued.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

PILLOW CAJES-unen nnlsh musIin-
S2x3G-val. -1oi2- s 50xS6-vaL Ia 10
45xSS-vaL .IIi=. . 64x36-vaL .IsIa. II
Strictly perfect-$o seconds
n hotel keepers will ask for head OF de-
paErmsut and introduce themselves they
will receive special attention.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
BALTIMURH q OHIO R r
Through Daily Trains to the West.

Through Daily Trains to the West
Leave New York City 23d ST Iib'v 81
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG, T.5O am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. IL 80 am II 90 N n
PlTTSBURG. CLEVELfD. ssOpn AGO pm
'PITTSBURG LIMIT D. $50 pm TOO pm
GIN. St. LOUIS, ,LOUISV.. 11.hO pm 13O am
ClN.,ST. LOUIS, ,L.OUISV $50 am loco am
GIN. .ST.LOUIS,L S,LOUISV. $50 pm eco pm
Ofices. 245. 434. 1890 Broadway. 6 Astor
House los Greenwich St.. % Union Square
brooklyn. West 23d st. and Liberty ST.
After D m. Sleeping Car Reservations
anG fun Information regarding trains. etc.
san be obtained at Bureau OF Information,
+. o. r. f.. 23d St Terminal Phone
No Chelsea 3l44
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
BILLIARD AND roof TABLES.

MANUFACTURER OF hIiiarc and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley ouid-
err, lowest priceA MARK BROS. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

n. Y. y. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
ira. ms depart frJm Grand Central station,
ed St and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. Via New London & Prov-t3s 100.
q 1:ol. * $500. tt 500. 81 5:0&
tl2:O P NJ: Tis Willimantic-fgS;O A.
NJ. 300 P. NJ: via Spfd.-fe:I4 A. NJ.
7 ii2:CO, 400. Ill :OO p N
Wor'sler s Fitch. via Putnam. t3:53 p. NJ.
CT harrington. Stockbrldge Ienox, PITTS
held-f4;a4 tS;49 A. II and 1881 p NJ
Ticket Offices At cGrand Central Station
and clS5th st. also at c245 1910. c1as4
IS B'way, GO Union Square. cIs2 Fifth Ave.
GAS Columbus Avs-. c64R Madison Ave.
clos ". i25th St. 27Ss Third Ave. In
800 r. way
'Daily. Except sundays FStops at 125tA
81 xStops at 125th ST. Sundays only.
$Parlor Car, Limited Has dining car
cParlor ami sIeepinR Car Tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave N Y. Barclay. Christopher. ". 23d
Sta
ES-OO A. 0.-For BInEhamton and ElniTa-
'1OOO ~ M--Fo- Buffalo. Chicago and Sc.
Louis.
-l-40 n u Tor Buffalo and Chica go.
I4.oO z. M.-F'or Scranton and Plymouth.
z-d-l1 Y. NJ For Buffalo ana chicago.
- - p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse Ithaca.
%<-oo ~ A.-ChicagO-Sleepers open ESQ
F. 81
Tickets a. 149. s29 11s5, 148s Broadway,
y u; 3S9 Fulton ST Brooklyn DAILY.
Except Sunday. zLeaves Christopher St
q 10 p NJ. weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
@WE9AR[D ID ME

For Porto [R21@0
Steamships OF the RED ~ LINE will
tsil from Pier II. near Wall ST. Ferry,
Brooklyn. for San Juan direct as follows:
s. 5, CARACAS. ..-... sat. Feb. 2 noon
3 s. PHILADELPHIA Sat. Feb lS noon
For freight or passage apply TO
BOULTON, BLISS g. DALIETT
General Managers 50 Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

ped ID" LINE
e For La Guayra. Prerto CabeiIo. Cura-
eao and MaracaibO, via Curacao. csIlinx
also at San Juan. p. r.:
S. S. CARACAS. ......S Sat Feb . noon
$. 3 PHILADELPHIA sat. Feb IL. nom
For La Guayra, Curacao. Maracaibo:
S, dARACAlBO- Sat, Jan 20 noon
s. s. ZUL4IA. Sat Feb q moor
These steamers have superior hccommoaa-
tions for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLFTT
General Managers So Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

Nsff. Or TElHFIioSE ORDERS
| SHOPPING CARDS.. SHOPPING CARDS SAVE TINA
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

-'-S-- = --A~oS $500 - oauNnAS 'dto
80 CT Muslin Night Shirts-an sizes 3 >
~ c. Mems White TnIaundercd SHIFTS
strong musliH-UntOn linen h0.oEna.
neck and cuff bandS-aIi sizes. 20
SI~5 IaundsreJ Dress shirts
all linen b1soms-weIl made. a
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

FNPENRIT 7 ET,S-An makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged. reliable service
German. 40 Nassau ST. Teiephons 27<o-
CortiApdt-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

'lH-OCleW passenger SerV1'
RREMEN DIP ECrr
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-21

Continued on Page Eight.)
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-21
BEGIN FIGHT TO
SAVE HAYWOOD
StateCloses Its Case
With Damaging
Testimony
COURT REFUSES MOTION
Made By Counsel For Defen-
dant For Verdict in Favor
of the Accused.

Boise, Idaho, June 21,--After
weeks spent in introducing witnesses
to prove its charge of murder against
William D. Haywood, secretary and
treasurer of the Western Federation
of Miners, the state made its final
tender of evidence this morning This
afternoon the defense began it's side
Of the case with a motion that the
court instruct the jury to render a
verdict in favor of the prisoner which
was overruled.
That the state saved some of it!
most damaging evidence for the close
was evidenced in the testimony Of
fered this morning
Charles S. Kinksley, Handwriting
expert, testified that the writing ot
the waivers on the money telegrams
sent from Pettibone's store in Denver
in the names of 81. Wolff" and "P
Bone to H. Green" in San Fran
cisco was done by the same hand
that penned Pettibone's letter to John
l.. Stearns.
Jim Seahern, colored horse deal
er OF Denver, testified to the sale of a
horse and buggy to Haywood in Den
yer and identified Haywood as the
purchaser. Orchard had already tes
tilted as to the sale of the team tc
Haywood and said it all was needed
to get about while in their work in
connection with their various under
takings.
Seahern said that Orchard came te
him and with him drove to Pettibone's
place of business and Pettibone drove
with them to the headquarters of the
Western Federation of Miners. There
Haywood was called out and bag
gain struck for the outfit
This is the first direct connection
of Haywood with Orchard and strong
confederation of his story. A stipula
ton by the defense, admitting the
fact that Haywood telegraphed money
to Steve Adams at Ogden. Utah, in
1908, and ruling by the court deny
ing the dissenting opinion in the
Meyer habeas corpus case in Colora
do, cleared the direct work of prose
cution and opened the way for the
defense to proceed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-06-21
Continued on Page Eight.)
DENVER LAND
MEETING CLOSES
Condemns Present
Policy Governing
Public Domain
RESOLUTION MILD, HOWEVER
Secretary of Interior Garfield
Makes Statement Defend
ing System.
RESOLUTION MILD, HOWEVER

Denver, June 21.-The Public Lands
Convention, after three days debate,
came to an end last night with the
adoption of a series of resolutions
which, while they stamped with dis
approval the land policy of President
Roosevelt in most of its phases, were
moderate in tone, although firm in
their demand for modification of the
national administrations present pol
icy.
Today in speaking of the convention
Secretary of the Interior Garfield, who
attended every session. said that the
federal officials who attended the con
vention had learned much from hear
ing at first hand the complaints of the
people of the West. He added
What we ourselves had to say was
Of secondary Importance, but we were
glad to hear and consider an honest
difference of opinion. Until some
thing better is offered, however, shall
favor leasing on the permit system fol
grazing on the public lands, but nc
system is perfect and as we can fine
a way for betterments from time tC
time, they will be gladly accepted. As
to the irrigation of your San Luis Val
ley lands, it may be possible to mod
ify the government policy, but a fur
ther investigation will be required
Already the government has restored
for filing large areas in forest reserves
and in coal land properties so tina
service Is on a pretty good basis
This nation is bigger than any STATE
and its interests must be first consid
cred
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COMMENCEMENT AT
ST, MICHAEL'S COLLEGE
Rev. Jules Deratches to Deliver Ad.
dress to Graduates--Pubic is
Invited to Attend.

The forty-eighth annual commence
ment exercises of st. Michaels Co..
lege will be held this evening at Lor
retto Hall. Director Brother f. Lewis
extends cordial invitation to the
general public to attend. The cere,
monies will begin at o'clock.
Rev. Jules Derasches. chaplain OF
the college, will address the graduates
There will be in addition an interest
ing literary and musical program;
"Public Spirit" "The VANISHING
Race and "The Power of the Press
are the subjects of three essays that
will be delivered, and there will be
one defamation entitled "A Hundred
Years From Now" A feature OF the
program will be recitations In both the
English and Spanish languages. 1he
remainder of the program will consist
of musical numbers.