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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
PRINTING BILL
BEFORE THE
COUNCIL
FAVORABLE REPORT
FAILS OF ADOPTION
Bill Re-Committed After Coun-
CiInen Had Expressed Dis
approval of Effort to Pass i
With UnSeemIy Haste,

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
THE EXTRAORDINARY BURDEN
CARRIED BY THE Bill.

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briefly theSe are the riders car
ried by this appropriation bill
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mouse The second day of the session,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
Jnrics TO Eix Death pcnnllN.

Jefferson City. March l2.-Thc
house by vote of 80 to % passed the
bill allowing iuries to stipulate in cap,
ital cases whether the death penalty
or imprisonment IN the peniteutiary
shall be inflicted The bill has gono
to the governor for signature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
Afternoon Drouth IN Missouri.

Jefferson City. March l2.-Thc sem
ate today passed the house bin pre-
vtding that all saloons shall close daily
y. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
Knty Road Treasurer Dcnd.

Dallas, Tex. March l2.-Arthu V.
LomIin. treasurer Of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad of Texas
died today of malarial fever.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
Chicaeonn wins nnIlnrd Eycnt

New York, March 11-Charles +.
Conklin, Of Chicago won tonight's
billiard match against T. Pogeen-
berg by a score Of 500 10 tSt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
MEASURE PASSES THE HOUSE
BY VOTE OF NINETEEN TO FIVE
Provisions of the Appropriation Bill Proper are Broad and
Liberal to All Educational institutions, Being Especially
Liberal to Albuquerque But Extraordinary Riders Show
Combination Measure as Plain Effort to Bribe the Council
to Vote for the District Attorney Bill.

will perform some speedy surgery
upon the measure
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
printing done during this session are
made in the bill to the amount of
Sc. soc
GENERAL APPROPRIATION
FEATURES OF THE nIIJ,

As has been said. the general ap-
preparation features of the bill are
generous not only to the educational
Institutions. but To an the territorial
institutions. The following is a brief
resume of the annual appropriation
for maintenance of the several insti-
tgtions
University of New Mexico. $4,000.
Agricultural college $4,000
Socorro School of Mines. $tj.000
and an additional $4,000 transferred
TO its general maintenance fund from
an appropriation made two years ago
for printing geological reports.
Normal school at Las Vegas, $15,-
000.
Normal school at silver city $15,-
600.
Military Institute at Roswell SIG
00o
Insane asylum at Las Vegas $60.-
600.
Miners Hospital at Ration. $500,
with an additional appropriation of
$4,000 for equipment.
The Blind asylum at Alamogerdo,
.$I2. 500,
Reform school at FL Rito $4,000.
Deaf and Dumb asylum at Santa
Fe. $500.
Orphans home at Belen. $4.j00.
st Vinceut's Sanitarium Santa Fe.
$3.600 with an additional $4,000 for
a new building
Grant county hospital at Silver
City, $t.S00.
Hospital at Demtng $1,000.
Hospital at Carlsbad, $1.S00.
Orphans home in Santa Fe, $5,5o0,
Woman's Board of Trade. Santa Fe,
$1,000.
Relief Society of Las Vegas $4,000,
Hospital at Gallup. $2.000.
St Joseph's Sanitarium, Albuquer-
que, $500.
Sisters of Loretto at Taos $l.S00.
Sisters Of Loretto of Mora, $1,000,
Sisters of Lorettu of Las Cruces
81 900,
The general maintenance fund of
the penitentary is placed at $3.5o0
with the appropriation for salaries
and employees the same as two years
ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
Special Appropriation.

Under the head of special appro-
priatons $4,000 is appropriated for
territorial exhibit at the territorial
fiar in Albuquerque in 1907 good for
only one year.
Twenty thousand dollars is appro-
priated for the electric light plant at
the territorial penitentiarN, the appro-
priation carrying with it the provis-
ion in Speaker Baca's bill, which pro-
vides that the light from this plant
shall he sold to Santa Fe consumers
a provision which will place the terri-
tory in competition with private cor
nOTatiOn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-13
Deficiency Appropriations.

Among the deficiency approprla-
tions which cover several pages OF
the bill. appear the following items:
For printing the laws and journal Of
The Thirty-seyeuth legislative assem-
bly, in Spanish, $l.500. For printing
bills in Spanish, $4,000. (tt is inter-
estng to note that the entire govern
ment appropriation for.all printing in
English for an entire legislative ses-
Iaion is $4,000 For printing the gov
ernors message IN Spanish, with all
exhibits $4,000, making a total for
printing in Spanish Of $6,500. The
highest possible legitimate cost for
this work could not exceed one-half
that eHm.
Teiesfor NIirabal L given $500 for
services to the house of representa-
tives Likewise, Juan Santistevan il
given $50, and SO is Fred Baca the
nature of the services not being speci-
fled. 70 Page Otero is appropriated
the sum of $1,000 for deficiencies,
while he held the office of fish and
game warden special appropria-
ton is made of $3.4SO To w. e. Mar
tin for expenses as clerk of the Third
judicial district 1t is explained, how
ever, that Mr.. Martin has been forced
TO employ three deputies in his dis
trict at different points. which he has
had to pay out of his own salary from
the territory, thus forming expenses
not incurred by other district clerks
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-23

For Sale Floradora cotton
seed, Alexa aders Money Maker;
all choice selected cotton seed at
81 90 per ou call al Quinn's
Feed store al residence of
]. B. Bennett, Lincoln Ave.
If.
The United Brethren Church
will commence a series of revival
meetings commencing tomorrow
eveing Mar oath. The meeting
will be conducted by the Pastor,
Rev. Triplet. and the presiding
elder, ". Bearers, of Florida,
and other brothers. A cordial
| invitation is extended to all to at
tend these meetings, Strangers
especially invited.
The public will note the pro-
fess ional card Of DR.. Hungate
our Ad columns. DR.. Huugate
practiced his profession in our
CITY but on account of poor
health has been travelling for the
the past year, during which
time he visited many hospitals
and sanitariums. He has just
completed a post graduate course
IN Tulane University N. 0. and
is again at work at his former
sand $40, S. Grant street.
Remem Der that you are invit-
ed to cooperate with the W. c..
T. q. at their County Mass,
Meeting to be held in this city
on Tuesday April Pad, Even
if you do not live in Ben Hill
Hill county and are interested
in the greatest living issue of the
day. you will be welcome at that
meeting. Men and women who
are citizens of Ben Hill County,
are urged to give their presence,
their time and talent for few
hours in the afternoon. And
you cannot afford to miss the
.lectur ia the evening, by one
of Georgia's most brilliant wo-
men.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-23
An Interesting Meeting.

The regular w. C. T. U. meet
ing yesterday afternoon proved
very busy one. r e por S
from committees for Comfort
Bags for Battleship Georgia"
were encouraging. Mrs. E. <.
Farmer is committee to meet
Mrs. Mary Harris Armour at
the train aud Mrs e P. Wight
man will entertain her and a
couple of others, during County
Mass Meeting on Tuesday April
Pad. Mrs. Jason Smith, West
Central, Mrs, Farmer, Roanoke
Drive, Mrs, E, Fl. Dorminy S.
Main street are on the entertain
ment committee. Mrs. E. n.
Davis and Mother Enterprise re-
ception committee to meet the
trains.
Reports were made by the
committees on music and pro-
gram. The local president, MIS-
M. Stone was appointed to
officially invite the Anti.saIoon
League to cooperate with the W,
C. T. u. All ministers are re-
quested to invite all temperance
workers among their acquajnt-
ances. The mass meeting will
be held in the Central M. E
church afternoon and evening.
The program will appear next
week. Adjourned to meet next
Friday afternoon to complete
arrange ments.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-23
One Of Many.

Greenfield, March IS, OF.
Mr.. ]. E Mercer,
Dear Sir:-Enclosed please
find a check for s. in payment
for years subscription to ,he
Fitz&era1d Enterprise, and obi
ge me, Yours,
Ssaac S. Barnet.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-23
Real Thing II Blocks.

The following from the New York Trib.
une might be of interest 10 South Georgia
folks. and is therefore published:
"a Danish engineer, after several years
Of experiment, has evolved an invention for
concentrating beer in hard substance
which, dissolved in water, gives a good bev,
erage One and half l1ilos contain eigh-
teen litres after dissolution This beer
remains sound for six months. The inven-
tor has succeeded in producing with sue
cess different sorts Of beer, including ale
and stout"
The introduction OF ,able,7 as described
above might have the etfec' OF doing away
with the ''juice" drinkers Of prohibition
South Georgia. The News, il truly pat
ernal spirit recommends the tablets to the
consideration of such substitute drinks ez-
perts as Editors Shpp, Mercer, Mozart
ney, Perham and others.-Macon News.
Editor Simmons might have been though
full enough to enclose few sam pies as he b
access to bountiful supply in solution.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-23

Advertising Rates. 10 cts per INCH cts per inc i'
No Adve rtsement Job Subscription will be accepte"
in than 81. 90
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-23

Gentle Annie will soon be out in all her has'
ter spendor
The Waycross Evening Herald OF the lo'h
was great, just great that's all.
Blind-tiger profits are tempting, besides
there are people who want to show how prohl'
bition will not prohibit.
The man that does not believe that prohlbl-
ton prohibits ought to come to Fitzgerald for a,
few days. There is o t as much whlskey
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-23

SATURDAY, MARCH %. 1907.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-28
.TELEGRAPHERs ELATED.
Soy Thai Companies Are Badly Tied
Up IN San Francisco.
THEY'RE NOT DOING MUCH BUSINESS
Hardly Sixth of the Business Be-
ing Transacted That Was Before
the Strike Was ordered--PrcsIdent
Small, of Union Makes Statement.
(By Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June 27.--
The telegraphers' strike bears no
change on the surface. 1t is claimed
by the strikers that the Western
Union is tied up tighter on the sixth
day of the strike than when the
movement started.
Reliable reports it Is claimed By
the union officials from the Postal
office show that on June 26 less than
400 messages were sent eastward, as
against an unusual average of 1900
per day and 400 received from the
East as against an average of 5000.
President Small of the Commercial
Photographers Union said tonight:
"SVe have the situation well in hand
and know just where and how we
stand. We also know how many tele.
graphcrs the two companies have at
work and how many kilograms they
are handling by Wire"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-28
CONTINUED on Second Page)
R|CHMQND'S HOT FIGHT
Primary Contests for Senate and
House Premises 10 be Exciting.
MACHINE AGAINST B}lBHG BLAIR
He is the Man Who H,s M,dc Cav
He is the Man Who Has Made SEN
sational Charges Against the Poll
tical Boss of the Capital City and is
the Target.
Especial to Tho Daily Press. J

RICHMOND, VA. June 27.-Ricl,-
mond tomorrow will he in the throes
of an exciting primary election for
the nomination of Democratic candi-
dates for the Senate ana House.
There are four candidates for the Som
ate and ten for the lower branch OF
the LEGISLATURE. The situation is so
Involved that even the most astute
politician hcsitates to make Il predic-
ton as to who will he nominated. The
general public is watching with in-
fnrest to discover the fate of A. Beirne
Biair who by reason OF charges of a
sensational character against the al
lcrcd political boss OF Richmond
Clyde w. Saunders. has soften into
the lmelight. 1t Is fight of the
machine against Blair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-28
WOULD NOT HEEl WARNING GIVEN
Naval officer Who Made the Arrest
10 Naval Attaohc to President
Roosevelt But He Did Not Know
That He Was Arrcstlns Hartman
-Flnancier Was Very Angry.
(Dy AasocIated Preaa.l

NEW LONDON. CONN, June az
The Yalo-IIarvard boat race on the
Thames river today was accompanied
by one dlsngrncablc Incident This
was tho arrest of t. II. Hartman, tho
railroad mngnate, by Lieutenant Bll.
lard the presidents naval aide. Lieu
tenant Butler. who was in charge OF
the revenue cutters had warned every
boat owner not to follow the race. The
big Varsity struggle had scarcely
been started when Mr. Hartman, In IL
powerful motor boat started to follow
the race. Lieutenant Butler and
Chairman Schweppc. who were aboard
the regatta committee bont. the Arr
~, repeatedly warned MIR. Hurri-
man to stop his engine and get out OF
the course. Mir. Hartman not only
paid no attention to them. but took
n position alongside or the Referees
boat, and held It, orr the navy yard
Lieutenant Butler signnllcd for n
launch ana footed the revenue cutter
whistle which finally caused Mr..
Hartman 10 look around h
You are under arrest, sir" shont-
cd Bntlnr, sypu will give yourself up
1 " 'H'' a'''th WIZ VIII ittHt NN'I tlbOulu
the Gresham. Await my orders.''
Then IL was discovered that the
man In the speedy motor boat was
Mr. Hartman.
Chairman Schweppo, OF the Regatta
committee was angry and he shouted
to MIR. Hartman in terms which the
latter could not mistake. Tie mil
lionnirc levellcd his forcfinger ut
Chairman Schwcppe and yelled back,
young man will see you later"
Schwcppc's friends aboard the ar
row gave Mr., Hartman gentle
laugh Mr.. Hartman saw no more
of the race, but WAS detained as an
ordinary prisoner aboard tho Ores
ham and after the race was over when
Lieutenant Butler went aboard tho
Gresham and arrested Mr.. Hartman
he ordered his boat tied at the navy
yard.
The incident may cost Mr. Harrl-
man a fine of $500 This was the
penalty imposed on a yacht last year
for transgrcsslng the river over tho
course in last years race.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-28
CRACK COLLEGE BASEBALL
PLAYER TAKES OWN LIFE
William M. Smith, Former Captain
at Trinity Thought He Was Failure
in Business
(By Aasoclnted Preaal .

DURHAM N. c., June William
M. Smith, captain and shortsiop of
Trinity College baseball team the
past two years. committed suicide at
noon today by placing pistol against
his temple ana firing Smith grad
uatcd from Trinity College last year
and this year took the degree of
master of arts. He afterward enter
ed the employment of the American
Tobacco Company as an Inspector. His
nervous system broke down and he
thought he was failure at the bust
ness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-28
JUDGE LOWING ABANDONS
INWRITT'EN LAW DEFENSE

well as the questions asked him were
OF his testimony well as the qucs-
Tons asked him were of technical
nature. When DR.. De Jarnette left
te stand, Attorney Wood Bouldn for
the prosecution announced, 1--WE rest
our case"
The attorneys for both sides to.
night held conference 20 prepare in
structions to be submitted to the
court tomorrow.
Nothing Wrong with the Judge.
AZ the morning session today a.
H. McGinnis. liverman mt Loving
Loving on the day of the tragedy
Just a minute before il occurred lio
talked with the defendant, who asked
fer Theodore Estes. Tho witness
told him that he thought that Estes
was iii car and Judge Loving start
cd in the direction Indicated.
The only evidence Judge Loving
showed of excitement was that his
face was red. After the shooting he
talked with Judge Loving who re-
marked: IA doctor will do no good
! shoot to kill"
Did you notice anything unusual
or peculiar about Judge Loving after
u did not observe him closely"
Did you perceive any evidence of
mental weakness on the day of the
tragcdy?"
cannot say as did"
The defense secured from the wit
ness Il statement that Judge Loving
SAID after tho tragedy, when asked
why he killed Young Estes. Chico.
dore Estes took my daughter out
nf.l
her"
McGinnis is a bondsmen of Judge
Loving and was summoned as a Wit
ness by both sides.
DO Not Believe Loving Insane.
f. l.. Kidd, county clerk of Nelson
at whose home Miss Eliabetzh Low.
ing spent the night after the buggy
rlde, testified that he had known
Judge Loving for years ami that he
mad reputation for being q great
sportsman and was n good shot. He
inrther said Judge Loving's hand
writing was clear and distinct. Tho
witness stated that he never heard
OF the defendant being insane or hay-
inc an hereditary faint of insanity.
w. 1. Dawson. . rural letter car
rior of Lovingston, testified that he
mad known Judge Loving 10 Or Is
years ana regarded him rs n high
tempered man. The witness said
mat he had never heard he was in
sane. j O. Loving; of Lovinsston.
teSlihed thnt Judge Loving had n
very strong will and intolerant of
those who opposed him in actions or
opinion. He said everybody wos
wrong except himself. said the Wit
hess.
When was the first time YOU ever
heard it suggested that Judge Low.
ing was insane?"
1T was about ten days ago"
1t was brought out by the defense
that the witness was connected by
marriage with the Estes family.
L. j. Sheffield. of Lovingston. had
known Judge Loving for ten or
Twelve years. but had detected no in.
dications of mental disease.
John II. Fitzpatrick, Of Nelson
county, testified that he had known
Judge Loving for about twenty wears
ana had never heard his sanity uues,
Toned In reply TO questions by the
defensc he said that Judge Loving
might nave remained drunk almost
continuously on the farm and the Wit
ncsscs not hear of it, John Horsley
the first witness of the forenoon
VINO has known Judge Loving for n
number of years. said that he consid.
cred Judge Loving very bright.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-28
chrlstlansbura,s big Fire.
NBy Assoclate1 Press.l

RICHMOND, VA, June 27.-Last
nights fire at Christiansburg destroy
cd the foundry of the Christianburg
Chilled Plow and Machine Company.
Some 100000 feet OF lumber. the liy-
cry and sale stable aud store of j. s.
Childress and two other small build
ings. Loss on foundry. $4,000 with
no insurance. Childress' loss, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000 The total loss is
estimated MT $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-28
500 Chinese Said to Have Been Killed.
(By Associated Press.l

VICTORIA, b.. c., June PA hor.
rlblc holocaust is reported in mail adj
vices from Hong Kong. where 500
Chinese of the audience of Chinese
theatre and ten OF the actors were
burned TO death when the native thea
tire was destroyed by fire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-28
Exposition Program for TODAY
SOUTH ca RoLlNA DAY.

Conventions Meeting
Maryland Teachers Asset alton.
First
10 m.-And hourly there after exhibition bureau
Earthquake recorder Govem mcnt Building
.m-Trcparation of from
all sections of the country 70 yernment Building A.
photographic Scenes ON In.
dian neservationwit Ii Lecture. Interior =
p. m.--Innes Band Coic
photographic exhbi in Yosemite
Valley,
2:30 .mUnited Life
photographic Exhibition Nation.
al Park with by C. Culver
10 5:30-Organ Recia. Mr.. Jores.
Recital Recital
s y. mS-Innes
of Concert
Departure Co. II" 9th N. Y.