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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-10-09

DR.. Victor Strickley of Allan
Ia, Ga, has accepted position
with the Whitehead Drug Co.
George w. Jones attended
the Primitive Baptist services
at Inman last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Bounds. of
Big Stone Gap. visited friends
and relatives IN Norton last Sat
urday.
Work has been resumed on
the large brick addition To the
Norton Grocery Company build
ing.
The bazaar and supper given
m the town hall by the Ladies'
Home Mission Society was "a
grand success The ladies re-
allied between $50 aud $40.
The Henderson White Lum-
Der Co., is having suite of of
fee rooms fitted up i'm the First
National Bank building.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Por-
ter have returned from a trip Go
jamestown While away they
made trip TO Washington
City.
Work was commenced Mon
day on the foundation of the
new cottage TO be erected by
Dr. Paul Herman, near the Bap-
tist church.
Mrs. A. j. Chalkley and her
mother, Mrs. Ireland. returned
from the jamestown Exposition
this week. They report a most
enjoyable trip.
Work is progressing nicely
on the addition Co the depot.
when completed this will be of
great benefit 90 the travelling
public. although it is far less
than many of our citizens hoped
for
From present indications.
large number of Methodists
from Norton will attend Che
Annual Session of the Holston
Conference of the NJ r.. Church
south, which viii convene at
Blueheld next Wednesday. Got.
9th
one day this week John
ScOtts horse fell with him. Mr..
Scott received "a broken foot
and some more bad bruises.
DR.. Chapman says Mr.. Scott
will soon be able 90 attend 20
business.
Rev. Wyatt, Of West Vir-
GINA, stopped over i'm Norton
4 W Wednesday and held services
at the Primitive Baptist Church
Wednesday afternoon. He was
on his way 90 Cumberland. XIV.
where he wili attend meeting
of that denOminatiod.
Last Friday night burglary
was attempted in Norton. Tn
known parties entered the store
Of X G.. Browning between @
and 10 o'clock. They were
4 discovered in the act by Mrs
Browning and her step daugh-
ter May, just as they has pur-
chased a lot Of goods and were
ready to make an escape.
Work has been commenced
on the granOlithic sidewalk
which, when completed will ex-
tend along the west side of Sth
street IN front of the Mountain
View Hotel 10 Virginia avenue.
and along the north side of Nir.
J ginia avenue TO the western
: line of the r. n. Henderson
property Buck & John have
the contract.
Some time between now and
7 November lst the Mountain
/ View Hotel of Norton, will be
under new management. J. l..
johnson has leased the build
} ing and purchased the interests
of DR.. j. +. Chapman, who has
been running the hotel for a
long time. DR.. j. +. Chapman
will devote his tfn,s. 70 III, ,,.....
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-10-09
WATER RENTS COLLECTED.

For the quarter Jan. lst TO March 3lst 1906 225
So April lst TO June 3Oth. 1906 1900
July lst 10 Sept. 30th, 1906 los %
80 Oct lst 20 Dec 3lst. 1906 S3l 80
' Jan. LIST 10 March 3lst. 1907 SIS 10
April LIST TO June 3Oth. 1907 $50 9G
'' July LIST TO Sept 30th. 1907 6S2 %
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-10-09
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS

of The Town Of Big Stone Gap. Va, For The III
Months Commencing October 9th, 1906
And Ending September 9th 1907.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-10-09
RECEIPTS.

In Treasury October 9th, 1906 ........... 5000
Taxes for 1906 collected .... s. fO5. so
County Road Tax Refund .............1 10000
collected on 1905 Taxes ....... .......... &C 50
Receipts from Sales OF Cemetery Lots 42.O0
Receipts from sales of Revovers, etc. sold 73.45
Fines collected and turned in by Mayor S93.79
Receipts from License Taxes 674.95
Cash from DR.. John Hale Larry Stonega
Acadmey property 500 90 and interest
$4,000 ......... ....... ............ 10000
Receipts from Reservoir wood ........-... 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nab NefufDuU fito he'
rett iunl Bebramh In Der 9dnlbels ulto Dlt.
Rob tsStntion INN 1000 Abenns.
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rnd Atiatiit.gitn tdaIidb; 7, undb Ntiaatie.Git
Solntoas. Nut aige bnIten in Ntlmineion.
Is bdlt In Sheftr ait,
Vbtid.. Affpm.. Characterization *s.t5 Nprinl J..
r. 20 9i1dhut., 90. 10 Wbetos: Wit. Standardization.
1920 Borm., 1925 glnd1n., 2s,t5 sbenhs.
Nberbeen aitun,. gonneusS intion. n 90
Wddbfr., 1910 Abetos: Wit. 9iopulsStatiou
?i.05 Wndim., NIB stbenos.
Heferhirurg bon Naum in Sdiaf. roer Bdts
for4g5daaons. Gpeiferatet etc. iperheu ffneu be-
feFat Ter Ssfepton III dlIeh toIaetoen BILLET
T.. ct. Pani 1924 ooet Wo.. Gouriluno 1901
VT. Ylondt.S tdtion. 6. < o., WI. Serton 3i23:
Gamblers tntiea SnfurtnaiioHs sEiireau, e. Il y.
q. 1nuI s45. ooer Wtb., gouri. Inb s126; nnf
9r. 526, Siosgroaapal.
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Sciraths = Qtccnscn.

Soiepb Iomnep, q. mo Gpo ..
SuQ, 10; Npplifont 4lice Guu, Mr..
725, @eit.2eringtons StroBe.
Splpelter u. Iuii. 20, mo Gnnn
M. 5oirbonf, 20; Npplifont SplueItcr
u. 9uff, Nr. 525. 4. Strobc.
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j. 5bomo6. IS; 4pplifont Srnnf Git,
jun, Nr. PIP, Eearl.S troBc.
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GitgG %; 9lppIifont Sercmiob Suui-
pan. Ar. ttG, Siio.TopplctonsStr IT,
@iQiom NJ, N~ollgbton, q. lno
9tonnic 2. @inheItcr, %; applifort
@n. NJ. Nougbton, Nr. 50, llnion-
StroBc, Cumberland, Mo.
6ronf 3oorolef, "a, uno Hnnn
ao5oo, %; AppIifont Is. Z. Norrotlc,
9tr. 920, Norb.9rooioro s4pcnile.
Sorrp .. aruocr, 26, uno Glaro
6. appel, 20; applifont 9. s. Goicn.
tbal, 9tr. 1926, 2inocn.9lpenue.
Charles i. 8uerfe, 26, llno Wtinnle
q. Sol, %; Npplifont Charles i,
Wlterfc. Nr. 1877, Mprtle-Apcnuc.
@iQiom 0urroluS Soplor, 81, un0
Ilicc u. Stonoiioro. 80; applifort
WiQiom 9ltrrows Snplor, @opans.
Wb.
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Moric Mcn5el. 2G; Ipplifont 5. 9lr.
tour Nclion 6ioclitp building.
@iQiom s. Sruitt. %, u1b Vtinnic
s. 9eouer. 81; Applifont Charles u.
Sruitt, Nr. 1923, Sigbt.S trabe.
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Sobonnob @itbclmino Ecnicl, %;
Applifont NcSlcp &. 0lonbing Nr.
Gt2, Moiber.S troBe.
Sannuel u. 9teopitt, 43, unO Inlln
.. 8rooes, IS; Npplifont George ".
Cameron, Nr. 215, equitable Bulb.
ing.
Sermonn Stuntebed, 81, uno Gil
lie 81. Gicbmeper, %; applifont s.
$. 9ablman, Hr. 81, @eit.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Tbfabrtstasc Der 9ampfcr upn
Wclu.Yprf. r.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Nus bcm Snneren MarDlanb's nno
ben angren5enSen Staaten.
$ o d 10 q i'm 10 it d. cit
Moru B.

9o6macr i'm peltli d. eli
Worplano.
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Der Eotomac I'M meltliden Mary-
lono llcberidpemntllngen %pcrurIo-
d)eu miro. Nodridten bon 8il-
Transport, @ulbington.Gountpt 5ll-
folge, lit Der 6lrlb BORT idon aus ocll
llfcrr getrcten, 1uto oaS Walier Itlcg
gcitcrn 9tahnlitta9 nod INNER; eS
lit bereits ~ SUB acitiegen. Ser
Ieid) beS Gbeiapcofe=S bio.aonols
lit IN @efobr, beIhGbigt 81 lperocn.
Set Sanltog bot es 9eregnct.
Cine M Ii Bic ctn0cG d)ert.
Gic groBe Gompf.Moblmiiblc 81
Berlin, MO, uelde Sr. Z. q. &onlep
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6euer 5eritort. Gie &eriiheruu1g be-
IluEl luil PloioUO.
Cine longe Sibunq.
Gle Soipn.Gonmiilorc bon Gnnl'
bridge, Torhciter-G ountn Mto., &c,
p0brten geitern Mnr0en INN 3 llbr
nod iiebenitiinoiger SiBung Der
o0orheIter Ellblic Serpice Corpora.
tion" Dos Gripile9, cine eleftrtlhc
Straben . 9elellhtlmos Inlalc i'll
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Gle anIoge miro $4,000 foiten un0
ioa bis Srm /. 0tai 1908 in 9etriet
iein. Cine onocrc Corporation otc
.9ordeIter electric 2igbt ano Homcr
Company" befGmpitc Die erfplgrcid)c
Gompogl1ie.
Sic 8obI in % eltcrnport
Sn @eiternport, NQcannpsGo untp
Mo, murbe an Wtontog Wopor SO
roce 4. @bitlportb mieocrermoblt
SIS mlir0en I'M 8o1l5cn 332 Stimmcr
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6cloc. GoS Citizens Gidet, nil
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GrlaubniB oeS 2cgcns bon @oSrob
rem in Den Stroben Der Stobt 5ablet
mrlB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

fir nod NGp : Dorf, NOR in &erbin.
Dung nit ser bieiigen orobtloien e.
Experimentation.
Rem Dorf, Is. San. - Inge-
fommen bon BREMEN lit Der Iompfer
,&ronprin5 @ilbeln."
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Motteroom eingelaufen.
nj, fl. San. Inge.
fomnlen bon 9tclp 9ort lit Ser Gam.
pier nEcters6ur1,"
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pier .Goiiel" lit beiite BON Neiu Dort
cingctroffen.
GucenntppM rs. San. -3cl
Tompfer DSeutonic" Dol, Nem e Oorl
mlroc 2tt Meilen non bier telegro
pbiid) angcnlclhct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
senrp Is. sfetu'S Ncnaurant,
Sfrltbt'S pGtd,enfran ,-Salie,'
fE6r 4 mn fheuah, lfraNf

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ngunton Snrlfte rpdbten zen Rnl, uno Geth'
Rereins," .9eutihe Gtmiitbli6feit" uro
seetser'9ontiaoe gsr; 5ds' 3. o. ="
3elepbon. Qaolfe 1928 s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Shiifsnadridlten.

Ncw Dorf, 10. Sonuar. -an'
gcfommen bon Ncnpel lit beutte Der
Ton,pier ,NeopoIiton Grinee."
Relpport, u. j., 10. Sanuar.--
Ter Gan1pfer yFretoria," bon SAINT
burg noh Ncu = Dorf beitimmt, fig
naliiirte pom ScudJtid1iff bier.
$ am b q, II. Son. - Gilge.
t"roiicr BON NGp . Oorf lit Der Cam.
pier nYennipIoonia."
Cape Hoee, y. j., Is. San. -
Scr Tampier ,Woltfe", bon 8enud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

Suhn HramA,s uN1der.Nerbcrnc,'
Mpbert VDHnter'S
mn WI 0uurrdlar.goUr.H

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S44 y. Ctprtl4, IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16

EGie snr Meiie ms MnsIanb Be.
iorat y. Iaine, Nr. Alb, Dit-SaIti.
alorc.S trahe. nahe GDitnmh cnie, Vie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
@cItern MarplanS Giicu6nbn.

VeginlHetto %. Hobef1ber. oerlaBf p~tIeThSfds,DN
Idaltdi.
40 Wuraens-S6Heupoft, Sagerstnipn. ~N. q
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ausGenommen Gountue, sancod itno Gum.
herlnnh.
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t4.65 Alahrl. @rpreb. Sauptitute. 6dgere.
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men Srnntua, 5reoertd uuo GminttSbirg.
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9. q Wlcrqens ~ gorf. y. uuo 9. Etntftpr tib
odnrtlinie 5Iiltb bon gmorp.Grope. fo,pie
gatltsfe.
GnTttShlrq.
1000 Woroens - 8eftrrn Grpref. Beftntinfier.
geu Nifioior, llrioI, 9rioae, Brucepiue (Sres
eerid). 1burnoni. s9annesboro.. Chambers.
bura. Supersiniun. Sunccd. Cumberland itrs
GIfits. Buffet observation-disclosures,
5.S3 gddtH. = Accommodation nab SaHobcr.
G.25 gbenbs-Nfion. nad untof, Vttoge.
snr Truuerftnas nth samfdds.
tt.25 Mbenhs - Nffpm. nod ltatousBrtoae.
War suHntaas.
$50 DEMONSTRATION. nab untnits Bridge tftb
SGuoper.
. Sdtt ni6t on a'eunfbI oauia saee. Citation aa.
VI. 9ipbertfpn, g.. Wt. 6cipfn,
sen. observation-disclosures. Gen. Bail ..asent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
IargfanS & Ycunlhfpnnia g.. 81.

5WWF UtfFNHtW WHttUsNBt II STHFFHW.
100 Born. nat s'orf iiuIid, ansgeiionunen
Sorntnas.
$40 9iutn. raf Tct.a, nur Goitn.ae5.
go g|nrrt. nat BeIGir tdgItd, dusGcrcr1'
men GDnnidgs.
t.2o Wntm. rnf VeIair, fttr Gdnrftdgs.
3.25 gahrt. ADD DJrf tdsIid, ausaenonlnier
SonrinpS.
4,O5 gdhm. ran Telta. MIR Sprriaas.
445 ginfm. nud @sfair tdeIi6. aiSeenou'
men SoHrtaas.
men GofntnoS.
II 90 atbenbs md Celia, aur Sonntags.
tt.30 abenbs nab Reiair, W2iitpob II. Sdirs
TIM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Snngc Canon! Mad)t GudD oieic
Ciferte III Wuhe.

Sir biIbeii Test cine aIdfff fir iufae EGfrer
In nnfersr electric 1amenffneioer : Gnttent.
edule. Giner Der Rpriheile on oel peiheilsi
anna bteier aIaic III oer, bGh .GdiIeritten
beitefi. 9iefe a:.aife pirS an i. Saniiar 1907
piidimneu treteil. SpesieIe 9,orIefunaen Btpet
mo orei 9pdI Die yaoete. ,1rgeno cine iunge
Same BITE cine faIhiornbIe Gfneioerin ~ roets
nadbeit.
sir ipeitere g~lusfnnfi fhreibe ober tpeuoe
man fh an Eri. ID. Snters, yr. 302, Geii.
eafatosa., Gde Suwarb.str. (s76-)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-24
ROOSENEIT's NEXT MESSAGE
Will BIZ \ STRENUOUS ON

President Roosevelt has nearly COM
piet-d bis annua message. according
- Information from high and author
fatlN+ or7cial sources. He expects %
have il practically lone subject 3D.
slight rev ision. By the time he Ieturn-
here on september IS.
The message Will be- q remarkable
document It viii be tho longest of
Ar Ru~nseNelts messages. which
means the longest ~ America presi-
dental messages lf viii also bc th
Inc most radical and comprehensive
message he has written.
The president viii aim o. set forth
with great Nigar. not alone recpmmen-
iati1n- for the coming session of
congress. but the party policy for the
t4aS campaigB. Policies Ior still fur
ther IN the future viii also be mapped
aut
Not 0y any means does the presi-
dent expect 70 get an the legislation
he viii recommend al the coming ses-
sion. Or D. also said he does not want
10. preferring To- leave some issues for
the campaign of 1905
Far reaching recommendation RlIt
be- made for stretching federal cun-
trul over Interstate corporations and
for fuller and z~triCtcr control over
railroads. Much space Wili Doe oecu-
pied with the subject OF conservation
II natural including public
land and forests. inland waterwaF 81
and The like.
Sociological as well as Industrial
matters viii be given attention. 40
demand for immediate tariff revision
VIII he made. but further than thar 10
b. NOT known here just what the
president will say ON The tariff. He
Will. mo- doubt. explain the German
tariff agreement
After returning here ne will read
the message 10 various public men. t1
GEL suggestions. and make many
changes here and there.
just why the president has
changed his plans and will return
here earlier than expected. Is uoi
known An important cabinet confer
ence ls expected on September -. g.,
l. said the president wants 10 talk
over his western speeches with pubils
men and cabinet officials before gaine
west, and that he can do this better
so Washington than az oyster Kay
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-24
DEFICIT MTCH LARGER THAN
SHOWN N ANN n. REPORT

But closer examination ~ the
railway statement shows fhat fhe an-
uaI deG Is far greater than 40 first
auueHrs ind THAI Tho government
yearly BOTTOMS large sIm- Tor thc
maintenance and improvement nf exc
isfinE lines without obtaining "a CORE
spending Increase Dol he net earnings
20 th- system There are Iu fact $3.50
maiufenaF#a funds Ma ar- uHii uuf
20 revenue the other ogf IT capital"
From tae annual refarf fhe writer
shows thar The annual boss n running
the limited RAILWAY system 30 New
Zealand n be $500. H0H Iu ten
years tne xnayer@ havc ha1 to meet
a real lls rom this direction ~ SAL
600 nuH THE mileage in 1900 was but
If06 Tne average fare rer
mile d. fH cents This perhaps ID
little Boss than Do this country. ole
though cents Ga mile is heHnirIng
popular p legislature in the middle
west
FrsleHt rafes in Nev Zealand are
much bis D. an ir the United States
rlr Ci.s cation. r.o. ere eurirs
different 30 Pr1fe--Hr Le B9-Eun
figures average .larEa a four
cents fa mile ar ared with
ses. che arage Or Che rai roads in
~ 800
The ncial failure 80 t1e SECS
Zealand uars h been due Cob
tarleu Ht uses writes Profess
L. Ross THE c4uuuB ls rough
in places ikirE uaE obstruction
IIff.Tr r~Nrrn-.fr fllr.r
settled laf fhe volume . rrafE.
~ urr G Ir hHs "a IONS coast Dino
ui.r good haru. ta.i tre
chI-f t.a are 900 The aul
muUr 10 trlff. goes hE SEQ
NaErs rather n-n ESQ no. c1st
nj m-.t.r. HHaf..~ fmr. HrH#H .r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-24
Bad Symptoms.

n = womau who has s.art.a..aI t.,a
-. n.-L..h - "ar
-, u4lA
ult,ius lannon's nelore
.sa .s.N h~~thANius distress or hedNy
ieli ieelng n stomach, faint spells, drag
ging dow Wteeling IN lower abdominal or
pelvic region. easily startled or excited.
irreguH " painful periods with or with.
out llyIc cat@rh ii snrsriny from
weakr1 - audL rrauuementetb rfs bonf9
have ~ ~ nfon Nj MI "a ahoys
sYmntots ~ likely ~ ~ urfNent in anv
cav al orc /mc
Negigttd or badly treated and such
eases EfL run into uafsd.- 0hl-b A.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-24
WHATWOULOHAPPEN
SHOULD CANNON
BUCK Up
SPEAKERS SPEECHES
MAY MEAN TROUBLE
Old Man From Illinois Sure to
Return to His Position, and
SAYS Congress Must Go
Slow.

Washington Sept. 28-Tnat pictur-
e.qus and influential hgutr "tn-
gle Joe cannon. who Is certain % D.
chosen speaker 81 the house ~ The
siNti.th songress IS looming up
t~hreateningiy ON administration
pathway
THIS is MOI merely because Mr.
cannon o. "a presidential candidate ~
strong -possibiIties but because the
.paakers tom. rccenily has been omit
nous 81 am intent 10 block certain leg
lslHfiau which President Roosevelt
viii urge iu hiz next message, and
toward rho obtaining af hich he wilt
bend his energies in the fashion well
understood by those who have
watched his methods OF dealing with a
recaleifFanf congress
Speaker Cannon and the president
have never been in real harmony.
There has been q lot 81 harmony of a
forced nature between them. bur ON
numerous matters 81 public policy
their ideas do not accord The time
is ripe for an open rupture between
them next winter
IL Is pretty veil known that the
president viii Utopfise e mass 70 inns
portanf legislation Tor congress next
winter u VIII go deep into the sub
sect 81 control ~ overea p%italization ~
railroads AaNAhAifh uI ffaN~r NAllhliaf
control ~ corporations in interstate
business and the like. The tendency
Of the legislation proposed by tH"
president will generally De ln b d.
rectiou ~ Increased power for the
federal government aud more severe
penalties Tor the men responsible for
violation Of the interstate commerce
laws.
on the other hand. Speaker Cannon
has practically served notice that so
nar as ne can bring o. about. congress.
viii 20 slow in legislation the coming
session ln a recent interview he de-
Clared against congress doing anything
further 10 upset business Not only
this. hut limitations given ou hy the
speaker while Dee was last in WASH
inKteH were along tire same line
They left tho impression thc speaker
would oppose the president iu much
~ his important antl-eurporatipn leg
isiatiou. and that. insofar as he wl-
able tn bring 30 about The action ~
congress would be- concerned chiefly
with appropriation bills and the rpu-
~ legislation. instead of q inn
puftant new legislation marking q de-
parture in the governments methods
Of handling corporations and railroad
matters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-24
NATIONAL CONTROL
Of RAILROADS IN
NEW ZEALAND
EXPERIMENT NOT SUCCESS
OFFICIAL REPORTS SHOW
American Expert Presents In
teresting Figures as to the
Profits and Deficits Under
Rule Of the Ideal State"

In the current issue ~ Moody's
Magazine. rHr leading financial re-
view. Pr0fes-ar James Edward 10
Rossignol. ~ the University ~ Denver.
has an interesting article on New
Zealand Railway Finance. which
should be al interest TO students ana
taxpayers bent on the study of gov
eminent ownership of railroads. The
writer know thereof me- writes as he
spent e season in New Zealand study
ing ifs condition.
Much has been said ana written ~
View Zealand advance. u s. the M
.ima Thule ~ the American radical.
DO is the Utuui. nf the dreamer. ID is
engaeed 81 numerous experiments
The populate is MOI large or uu-
Hisldy END IS remarkably homo
ccneous. so fhat Whatever experiments
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-24

iiability either 10 the territory or the
United States OF America Of the plain
tin herein. Holm o. BurFum- or any
other person.
Nov. therefore, II Is hereby or
dered. adBudged and decreed that tht
report Of the said referee. {. v SAL
ford. Esq. in stating an recount. b.
and the same il hereby in all us parts
fully approved and confirmed.
And Il Is further ordered. adjudged
and deereed that b plaintiff herein.
Holm o Bursum. do rave y recover
o. and from the said defendant, the
territory Of New Mexico. the fun sum
OF s4.823ss, and that The amount
herein a~d3uagea shall be paid out %
any funds III the territorial treasury.
except interest funds. upon presenta-
non 90 q certified COPY pf this Juds-
ment
o. Is further ordered. adludged
and decreed by the consent 81 the
attorney for the plaintir and the at-
t9rnev inr the defendant. mat O.. v.
SInord. EsQ.. for his services IN eN-
porting the accounts and for his SER
vices a. referee including the ser
vices OF al persons employed by him
IN assisting therein and AN expenses
incurred therein be and ne IS hereby
allowed the sum Of twelve hundred
dollars. together with the costs of this
caus and the same are hereby adj
judged and decreed against the said
defendant. the territory ~ New Met-
Eco. 20 be paid 20 the clerk OF this
court upon a requisiti0n therefor
which IS hereby approved and a war
rant 20 be issued ht the territorial au-
dior on the territorial general pur-
pose fund. and shall be- distributed by
the clerk o. this court to the said ref
cree after paying' the Gusts herein in
the manner As provided hy law.
FRANK " PARKER.
Judge 0f the Above Entitled Court.
Dated az silver City. y n. this eist
DAY % September. A d. 1907.