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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
RAN FIRST SILVER
REDUCTION
WORKS
C, P, Crawford, Who Fell to
Death in Deep Shaft, One of
Mining Pioneers of the Great
Southwest,

Nothing that has occurred I'm south
Wost New Mexico for ear has
shocked the residents Of thai section
So much as the awful death Of the late
g. T. Crawford. who fell $50 feet TO
his death en- e shaft at Santa Rita. ia
told In the Morning Journal yester-
daN. The Silver City Enterprise thus
tells OF the interesting and pictur-
csuuc career o. Mr.. Crawford.
VI Crawford was AN old and high
ly respected citizen If Silver CITY.
where he had many warm friends. He
came TO this place IN 1873 from Coll
orado and Tor many years was en-
gagged In the mercantile business under
the firm name ~ Porter 4 Crawford.
y single individual has been SO
closely Identified with the building up
10 silver civ Ind the adjacent camps
81 The southwest
I'm 1876 he operated she first
silver reduction works in the terrific
ries II Arizona and New Mexico. near
the site uf the present Silver city Re
ductiou Works below town. the mill
being under the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
the late D. r. Burlingame. ~ Denver.
Colo, but GO D. "a time @ resident of
his place,
Together with Henry NJ Porter. OF
Denver. Colo. he organized the firm
OF Porter A crawford. which for mauy
years conducted the most extensive
mercantile business OF the southwest.
and $50 carried on the largest bank
ing business iu New Mexico. The daily
balances at The Chemical National
bank. their New York correspondent.
averaging 5000. 600 FOR years at a
time. The deceased was foremost iu
fostering the mining industries OF this
section. He advanced provisions and
money te the poor proSpectars who
were opening up D country and took
au active part In pursuits 81 me dep
redating hands 81 Indians that in-
Tested this county.
Tie aided Oh the development and
Negotiating az many m~eritorious min
ing properties. among which may bF
mentioned the LsnngfelloW and Metcalf
group Of copper claims at Clifton.
Ariz. o. the Arizona Copper company.
a syndicate ~ English and Scotch
capitalists
"a was bis misfortune 90 believe
hat most men we're 20 his own CALI
Der If honesty and straiEhtfnrWnrd-
ness and hy mlsrepresenfatious -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
TOLL AND TROUBLE
FORSANTAFEO ON
WEST END
WaShout Near Garlic and a
Bad Freight DeraiInent Near
Adamana Tie Up Operations
AGAIN,

The Santa Fe is again suffering
from "a chapter OF accidents which
has resulted Ia the serious demoralt-
cation of the schedule and has caused
the travelling public 60 say cuss words.
Trains No. 4 and No. IS from the
west. due here at supper time last
night. did not get iu until early this
morning on account of % bad wash
out at Carrie and d serious freight
dorailment near Adamaua the pctrl-
Forest station. An engine and six
went INTO the ditch. the dcrail-
being causcd hy the sinking of
the track undermined hy Do heavy
rains. Further details of either the
wreck or the Wtshout were uuohtain .
able last night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
NEM MEXICo BOYS ARE
LOADED ron BEAR

Saturdays Trinidad Chroniclc-News
sl.s
Loaded down with Albuquerque fair
literature and considerable grim dee
termination. ten big husky New Mex
leo indF arrived here This morning.
quite certain that whatever they dld
eeaiust Trlnidad's baseball team. BE-
would De fighting To- get a.
They were The Mcintosh Browns.
a h~uuueruuc's cherished baseball team
with am euviahie record behind them.
nothing 90 lose by coming to Trinidad
to play the locni tenn. and every
tuiur tp gaiu III victory BE- theirs.
Though So has been scoffcd at bV the
Albuquerque papers. every one OF the
Albuquerque fans feel that 60 would
Uc "a tremendous feather in their cap
&c. heat The TrinidadH who have clean
"a uu The state su Far as baseball
teens in this state are concerned.
The Browns are composed or hoy
Mcdonald, catcher, joe Gnlgnno ana
George CRADLE. pitchers. b. SHAY.
Ir-t base. Charles Kunz. second base
Bert clancy, shortstop. Charles Rath-
hufn third base Bert Graham. left
field = McHukh. centerneld, II Hale.
lIuht field.
Wlth the team came p. Harris. the
racrttary % treasurer 81 the Terri
iurIal Fair association, and o.. ~ Mat
H.N. NfNNNNfN OBJ tho AAWM us NE NMN
llsi gentlemen named are attending To-
thc distribution of fair literature and
lln du "a great deal during their two
dave stay boz Trinidad to advertise this
hiK New Mexico event.
Among the things that theN carry
t. advertising matter are 81 bunch nf
green cards, shaped like the cards
used tu e1ll cXnrpss wagons o. rriut-
tl BOB rel Ink The cards proclaim lu
"a loud tone 90 that n wants to know
about The fair off hand
AlbuQucrque's annual territorial lair
is che biggest event of tho wear for
thaf rIfN On its citizens show tho
right sort of enterprise in sending out
advertising with every trim that Che
team makes away from home
Trinidad ie principally concerned iu
NIhuuuerQue's baseball team TODAY.
Witch is seruud iu consideration only
90 the Trinidad team. Following un
team y"u $3.50 naturally butt into
considerable fair advertising and
whether she Browns wiu nr lose. they
ri have helped ten mo southern uart
~ Colorado about this flIr which o.
coming aud that BEL accomplishing d
GOOD deal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
Colotadoans Win FierceIy Con-
tested Baseball Battle by
the Narrow Margin of Two
to One,
THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE
THE SUNDAY GAME
Claimed That Umpire Threw
the Game to Trinidad in the.
Ninth Inning--Boy Home
Today.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning journal.
Trinidad, Col, Aug. 25.-Trinidad
took the second game OF the series
away from the Albuquerque Browns
here today before one OF the biggest
and most enthusiastic crowds OF the
season by the score OF 2 to !.
The game was the swiftest Trinidad
has seen and TO say that the Browns
treated the somewhat o~ver-confident
Colorado aggregation to a surprise Is
putting II as mildly az possible. Cal
gauo has covered himself with glory.
and a. a consequence the big leaguefs
are already casting %covetous glances
al the Albuquerque wonder. CAL
eano played n perfect game, n game
without a flaw and a game that set
the grand stand wild. Trinidad made
her first score IN the fourth and did
not score again until the ninth. Al
buquerque made her solitary n spot
IN the sixth.
Albuquerque has nothing 10 com
plain Of in the treatment accorded
her by Trinidad. The Trinidad play
efs are ali gentlemen a. well as sports
and fast ball players and the Browns
have been shown a royal good time
since the moment they hit town. Tito
Browns. however. all say with the Ut
most posltiveness that the game wns
deliberately taken away from them
and thrown 10 Trinidad by the UNI
plre IN The ninth inning The Browns
received three decisions that were a.
raw ms a fresh cut purterhouse steak.
but the climax was capped in tine
ninth The score Mould have been
/ 10 ! ~ the beginning Of the ninth,
but the umpire WIS seized with a sud
den blindness and couldn't see 20 that
way. The boys took Il good naturally
h1wev and are satisfied with the
ran they gave Trinidad They played
80. Colorado boys close enough 10
the narrow edge to be assured that
thcy viii be able 10 play all around
them when they get them on the AL
bunuerqne grounds.
Mcdonald. who played a cool ana
heady game. made the nit which
brought Ia the run for Albuquerque.
The boys an played q good. fast nf-
tistlc game % bnse BAN and have
nothing 20 regret.
trinidad comes TO Albuquerque sep
4, and s. and comes 60 ind
trouble.
Thc Trinidad team Is moving
heaven ard earth 10 get Galgano, bui
the browns have grown rather fOnd
20 the cleckWork pitcher who % Hl-
ways there with the goods % DO not
Intend 90 part with him. Seelcy was
down from Pueblo az the game ami
Eot his eagle eye OF Gnlganu as soon
US thtt hFtti'Hteih WHhh ~ So ~ w.
fancy work. Hc kept his cyo on
Gnlguuo ail through the game AMI
made "a break for him as soon as the
game was over. He is dead set ON
getting the man with the muscular
arm for Pueblo next season.
Tho Browns leave FOR home NJ
O'Clock in the morning and when they
arrive CO. Albuquerque viii nt once go
in training Go give Trinidad "a black
eve next month which viii stay hlach
an Christmas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
Bold Bad Bill Estis Of Arkansas
Leads Unsuccessful Effort at
a Get Away From the City'S'
BaStiIe.
OFFICERS WATCH
OUTSIDE THE HOLE
Three Men Wanted for 0ffenSeS
in Other States Now RepoSe
in Security of the County
JugSado.

\ 1aring ATTEMPT to break out Of
the Albuquerque Jail was frustrated
Saturday night bv Assistant Marshal
w G. Kennedy, when he discovered
Ed. Merriam. Fred Haskill and Bin
Estes, men wanted boy the authorities
IN other states for various offenses.
forcing a hole through the wall Of the
city jail In the Korber building.
The discovery was made about $50
O'Clock when Kennedy was making a
regular inspection Of the jail build
ing. Learning thar the men could
not possibly escape for an hour. Ken
nedy stationed officer Alex Knapp at
the citY jail and then procured three
pairs OF handouts. with which to se-
cure the prisoners. enabling him 10
transfer them 10 The Borualillo county
iail without difficulty.
When Assistant Marshal Kennedy
and officer Knapp suddenly opened
the door to the holdover. tine prison
crs were caught in the act Of enllrg-
ing a hole through the wall. which
had the men been given two hours
more time. would have been large
enough 20 permit them TO have Sc
cured their liberty
What are you fellows up TOP
asked Kennedy ms he advanced to-
wards the men. Without answering.
AAlhf iiiil fAN lNAhfl llAD fdtll 0AItt 3
faces with a siekly expression. which
pluinly indicated, The jig's up"
Kennedy commanded the men to
stand I'm a row. II took him only "A
few minutes 10 snap the bracelets on
their wrists and start them towards
Central avenue. whore they boarded
an old Town car en- route To the
county Jail
The wall Of the Korber building. a
section Of which Is used as the tenn
porary city Jail and court room. Is
composed Of only two layers Of brick.
but when the CITY secured possession
Of the building, two inches of heavy
timber was placed over the brick
around the Jail
In some unknown manner the men
secured a spoon and case knife and
with the improvised tools they sue
ceedcd in forcing one of the heavy
boards loose, and then the work OF
digging away the brick ana mortar
was started.
\ hole lars9Yenough to permit the
head Of a man 10 be thrust through
was made, and when the prisoners
were discovered they were enlarging
the aperture as rapidly as possible.
Bill Estes, arrested last week.
charged with grand larceny and
breaking jail iu Arkansas. is believed
to have been the leader i'm the at
tempt. as the Arkansas authorities
want Bin badly.
Ed Merriam, arrested by the local
police upon the request of the Los
Angeles authorities. who charge him
with grand larceny. and Fred Paskill.
wanted by the Oakland. cal. police.
assisted Estes ~ the work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
Annual Report of Territorial
Force Made to Governor for
Past Year Shows That 1853
Arrests Were Made.
SANTA FE COUNTY
LEADS WITH NINETEEN
Twenty-three Arrests Were for
Cattle SteaIing--Fiye Hun
bred Head of Stock Returned
TO Owners,
Especial correspondence Morning journal

Especial Correspondence Morning journal ]
Santa Fe. X NJ. Aug. 25.-That one
hundred and Afty-three arrests We're
made by the New Mexico mounted
police Is shown bv the report Of Cap
tain Fred Fornof for the fiscal year
ending May 81. 1901. 10 the governor
of the territory.
The report shows that the mounted
police have been busy and II IL be-
coming more and more evident that
the assistance OF this fearless body
OF officers Is becoming Indispensable
20 the preservation Of law and order
IN the territory.
The mounted police force under
Fornon now consists OF
eleven men. Their movements are
somewhat handicapped by the fact
No more free TRANSPORTATION Is
issued by railroads to police officers
Ia the territory and the present app
preparation Is insufficient for the
necessary expenses.
or the 1853 arrests. eve We're for
sheep stealing, t~wenty-three for cat
.le stealing. fourteen for horse steal
.ng. twenty-one for carrying pistols,
nine for murder. four for violation OF
the game law, three fugltives, eight
prisoners who escaped rom the peni-
ana VINO were returned 10
hat Institution. and %sixty-three FOR
other violations Of the law.
The counties in which more tn
on arrests were made during the year
are az follows: Santa Fe. 10. SocorrO,
Guadalupe. "A. Oter0, 10; and
Torrance. II. Arrests were made In
most Of the kountlcs Of the territory.
.houRh less work Of this kind was
in counties In the eastern part
81 the territory than elsewhere. Dur
the long period covered by the
'oport there were restored to their
,Wners about 500 cad of horses,
mules. cattle and sheep which had
stolen.
In the three months which nave
since the end OF the period
covered by this report. tho mounted
81 lice have ben unusually busy ana
iuit "a number OF moss important arr
'ests have been mada. including those
81 a number OF first degree mnrCcrers.
fhe members af the force have .stab-
"a reputation for fe1rlessnoss,
.hrewdncss and quick work which is
credit % the territory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
SOCORRO TEAM DOES
BUSINESS WITH
THE IRISH
GErONlMOS LOSE BY
SCORE OF TO 2
Wa ldeIrs Brother Pounded all
0 er the Landscape by the
Good Crowd and a
Good Game.

IL a cold day when aAe Irish take
water. but they had To back no and
hcnN i'm yesterday afternoon At Trar-
ton park when the Goronlmos were
dcfp sod bN the Socnrru base ham
team by the score OF 10 3 10 was
g. cd speedy game with plenty of
real BAN playing and was witnessed
hy one OF the best crowds uf the s,a-
SON. There were over 500 people iu
me sraud stand.
There was q young man named
+ Wadacll who pitched FOR the Gcrunl-
mos Yesterday. Waddell ls "a name
90 rake the fans cock up their ,ais
and take notice. The GcruuImus'
pitcher who D. q brother of the crIe-
hratcd itubc. showed c]onclusiNoly
that there Dr. blame little boz % namc.
The Gem city aggregation fpIl ON
Mister Waddell and Whru they we're
through with him there was hardly
the name lett They pounded him
numerically an over Traction paris.
Gathering up eight hits iu thr fourth
the visitors with the asa of four ,r-
rors had the shamrock bugNs hul-
looming up into me rArgftd Himo--
ph,It Mel gain 90 Sorurfo. seYru
runs.
After his rather revolutionary pro
ccdurc Walter Allen of thr Varsity
went iu with uue out and man
ON base and tried fo put on thc
brakes. He put out tho next batter
without scoring. No further scored
were made Oft him and De- h,ld them
down to three hits fot b rgst u. the
game.
Hanerman for SocoIrn pitched "a
fancy game. They got four hlIs Hr
him. aud he struck out seven. Take
80 600 around. 10 was good satisfying
base haA and the croud SCOT en-
Unused. HUI 90 was really painful
What the southern boys did to W1d-
deu
The score
Ss..rr, .e 20 % % % o..
Albuquerque 20 o o % % 70 %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

AZ Monday nights council meeting
an ordinance was passed and APP
proved by Mayor Wilson increasing
the saloon license from $3.50 per year
to $500 per year. This was lone 10
prOyidc revenue for school purposes
which will be decreased by the anti
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
B0NI FAILS TO MAKE
UP WITH FORMER WIFE

Paris Aug 25-Count Boni do cas-
.olaInes persistent efforts. which still.
continue. 90 effect "a reconciliation
with hls former wife. Recently saw
rise o. o. report that the couple soon
would come together again. There E
not q word of truth im the rumur.
Mime. Gould g. spending thU hummer
quietly at her chateau in l. Marais
with her three children. She has
not set finished The settlement 81 her
former husbands interminahle sched-
II aehta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
Storm Deluges Grant
County and Results in Vast
Benefit to the Range and
Farming interests.
MAN ARRESTED FOR
SWlPING cow AND CALF
Liquor Licenses Raised in.
Mining Center Spotted Frogs
Unearthed by Blast of Dyn-
amite,
Especial Correspondence Morning Journnl.l

Especial Correspondence Morning Journal
silver city, y. NJ. Aug. 25.-Silver
CITY and vicinity were visited y%cster-
day by one Of the heaviest r~ainfalls
and strong winds that has been eX-
perienced here for "a long time. More
than an inch Of water fen I'm "A short
time and h u converted the dry caH-
yon beds into roaring, turbulent.
mountain torrents. The dry arroyo
coming through town carried "A loo
Of water, but il ala not reach a suf-
hcient height 10 do any apureciable
damage.
Considerable rain has fallen during
the past ten days and the range ana
stock are improving fast. The recent
rains viii practically assure a good
supply Of winter %pasturage.
\ New Enterprise.
Wayne Whitehill and Lee Dotson
have launched a lew enterprise ia
Silver City. They have secured
Judge Newcomb's old limestone
quarry and have built two large lime
kilns with which they expect to sup
ply lime for this vicinity. They VIII
also furnish quarried stone 10 the
contractors.
Swiped n Cow.
Mounted Policeman Putnam ar
rested v. + Harrington Monday.
charged with driving on a COW ana
calf. the property Of Mrs. Nellie
Reylie. He was brought before JUS
tice Newcumb and bound owe 10 the
grand jury in the sum of $500, which
he promptly gave.
Raise Liquor License.
Al Monday nights council meeting
an ordinance was passed and ap-
proved by Mayor Wilson increasing
the saloon license from $3.50 per year
to 5000 per year. This was done 70
prOyidc revenue for school purposes
which will be decreased by the anti
gambling law going into effect
Notes From the Mines.
Manuel Taylor shipped three car
loads of silver ore from his mine In
Chloride Flat 10 the III paso smelter
this week, Most of this ore was uf
low grade but he expects To- ship a
car Of very high grade ore this next
week. This mine Is noted for its
pockets of very high grade silver
ore.
The Top Mining company In the
MOgollons Is Installing a very com
plete mining equipment of engines,
cnmpressors, hoist, air drills. etc. This
property joins the Last Chance mine
in the Mogollon group.
Blast Uncarths Frogs.
Superintendent Thompson OF the
Ocala Copper mime iu the Burro-. has
returned from Fl Pl.u where he pur-
chased a titty-hur-c power boiler "a
engine which Wlll be- Installed go
once. Ills main shaft 81 now down
215 feet and its bottom IS ia rich ore.
A blast az a depth Of $50 feet "a few
days ago. exposed "a vein OF soft mud
In which We're found some live frogs.
They are said 20 be about the size of
an ordinary toad. covered with red
spots aud hoary with age. They were
different from M other frogs yet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
\ New Enterprise.
MaNnn MhIInhIn md La Ii.
swiped a Cow.

Mounted Policeman Putnam ar
rested V. +. Harrington Monday.
charged with driving on a COW and
calf. the property Of Mrs. Nellie
Reylie. lie was brought before JUS
.tice Newcomb and bound over 10 the
grand jury in the sum of $500, which
ne prOmptlV gave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

At ALBUQUERQUE N THE TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO.
AT THE CLOSE or BUSINESS, MARCH q. 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

Newport. %. D.. Aug -a.-fTtine
CHEESE. who asa not give his lddr.
fuf aaIi ha was a member uf CD.
T-aunaCfiruf legislature was fined $40
and cH-ts for speedluE his AUTOMOBILE
.~aaffrHHn.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-07-18

The convention will open today with
| pontifcal high mass at the cathedral.
The Most Rev. James H. Blenk, arch
bishop of New Orleans, will preach
the sermon. In the afternoon there
will be parade of Catholic societies
of Indianapolis. Two mass meetings
will be held Addresses will be de-
livered by the Right Rev. Mgr. Joseph
Schrembs of Grand Rapids; the Most
Rev. S. G.. Messmer, archbishop of
Milwaukee and the Right Rev. James
A. McFaul, bishop of Trenton, n. ].
The federation is laymen's move
ment, and was founded in Cincinnati
six years ago. 1t is composed of IA
national organizations. IL state fedora
tons and 400 county declarations.
Total membership is approximately l.
100000 including 10000 Catholic Ind
ians. Representatives of several
tribes are here as delegates. The
federation also has societies in Ha.
wall and Porto Rico International
bonds of union exist with declarations
in Italy, Germany, England, South
America and the Philippines. Among
the prominent American societies rep
resented in the fedei alton are the
Catholic Order of Foresters, with
10000 members; the Ancient Order
of Hibernians. with 100000 members.
the Catholic Knights Of America, the
Knights of ST. John and numerous
other societies.
Among the accomplishments of the
federation, the following are set forth
by Secretary Anthony Matre, of st.
Louis. in his report: Repeal of the
obnoxious marriage law in Cuba: bet
terment of conditions of the church in
the Philippines: appointment of Cath.
olics on the Indian commission, and
on the Philippine commission: permits
sion for the celebration of holy mass
In the navy yards, prisons. reform
schools and other public institutions:
appointment of Catholic army and
navy chaplains; introduction of Catho-
lie books into uhlic libraries; move
ment toward more strict divorce laws:
restoration by the government OF ra.
tons 10 Catholic Indian scholars.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-07-18
Pope Bestows Blessing
on American Catholics.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 14-Through
the APOSTLE delegate to the United
States, the Most Rev. d. Falconio
Pope Plus has extended blessing to
the hundreds of his loyal followers
gathering here for the annual conven-
ton of the American Federation OF
Catholic Societies. In a communities
ton from Cardinal Merry del Val, the
sovereign pontiff says.
The holy father expresses the wish
that the labors of the federation, be-
gun with the prudence worthy of the
highest praise, may be crowned with
the blessing and assistance of God,
and as pledge of his benevolence.
he, with all his heart, imparts to each
of the associated societies his apos-
tolic benediction. May they carry
out the purposes for which the feder-
alton was instituted: namely, to ex-
tend helping hand to the clergy in
safeguarding Catholic interests; to
strive for the Christian education of
youth. which is the safeguard of the
church: to further peace and moral
ity in families; to expound Catholic
truth in books and periodicals and to
combat errors; to foster established
works of charity and establish new
ones; finally, to endeavor to renovate
American public and private life in
conformity with the teachings of
Jesus Christ"
Among the problems to be taken up
by the federation during the week and
which will be fully discussed are di-
vorce. socialism. indecent posters,
bad theatricals and the Indian ques-
ton. The associate membership plan
win he fully considered and great
central bureau will likely be establish
ed Another important matter com
ing before the convention is TIRE or
ganiEatin of a Young Mems Ctlholic
association along the lines OF similar
Protestant bodies. A committee APP
pointed at the Buffalo session last
year. consisting of prominent Catholics
in various parts Of the country. has
prepared a report on this subject
which will be submitted to the dele.
gates.