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Arizona republican., 1907-12-26
THE CHARGES AGAINST GOV.
 CURRY.


 CURRY.
 An explanation comes from Santa Fe of the failure of the senate to con firm the appointment in recess of Governor Curry, before the holiday adjournment. It is stated that charges, the precise nature of which are not divulged, were lodged against him, but it is understood that they relate to earlier indiscretions of the governor as private citizen of New Mexico, some time ante-dating the spanish American war where he brought himself to the favorable no- tice of Col. Roosevelt. Back of the charges are said to be certain malcon- tent republicans and a few democrats. IL may be said in passing that there are always malcontent republicans in New Mexico. Who they are depends men who use the epithet 'malcontent" For instance the coyotes" and the "Bursum gang" are both malcontents 10 each other
 The Albuquerque Citizen, beIng in the dark as to the nature of tho charges against the governor. but be- ing informed that they do not relate t3 his official acts or his personal con duct during his present brief admin istra;ion is of the opinion that his former life in New Mexico is beyond the jurisdiction of the senate We gather from the Citizens remarks on the subject that the morals and con duct of Governor Curry were always comparatively good. though perhaps not so ostentatiously SD as to excite the envy of his neighbors and cause himself to be derisiveiy alluded to as a puritan. In the period in which the alleged delinquencies of the governor might have occurred. the Citizen points out that the manners and customs of New Mexico were not SD straight laced as they have since become. Living in Rome Governor Curry may have fallen into the prac- tioes of the Romans. But, thinks the
Arizona republican., 1907-12-26

Citizen. the senate might be much better and more profitably employed than in Lurking" George Curry's record.
 The governor says the Citizen has always kept abreast of. or at least in the procession of the civilization and culture of New Mexico in its march from the frontier to it's present high plane Of refinement and morality.
 What more can the senate want?
Arizona republican., 1907-12-26

The qeustion of assigning a com mander to the hospital ship. Relief. seems an exceedingly trifling one 10 cause so much commotion in the navy department. But We suppose the dif- ferent arms of the service are as jeal- ous of their rights and possessions as well, say The monkeys of the forest over seats of honor on the various lir,nhs
Arizona republican., 1907-12-26

Readers of The Republican who are really interested in Arizona mines, to know what is going on, should not fail to read Copper Comparisons" by Fitz-M Mac on another page Of this is- sue
Arizona republican., 1907-12-26

It was a very good Christmas as all Phoenix Christmases are apt to be. but this one was little better than all the others. II was spread out more nearly even and we trust a pace has been set for the proper celebration of the day in the years to come
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06
THE x
Lace Curtains

White Nottingham Lace Curtains; 3 yards long by a. inches
wide, fancy net center viii, conventional lace border. the pair g.. $500
White Nottingham Lace Curtains 3s yards long and - inches
wide, point desprit center with Wide fancy border the pain. SIPS
White Nottingham Lace Curtains; 81, yards long bN IS inches
wide, pretty floral center with wide floral bortcr To muti. par. St3s
White Nottingham Lace Curtains; ST. yard- long lbs so inches
dive. beautiful floral combination center will, heavy scroll border. \
cry pretty Curtain. Tie pair ......... ......... .a... St5O
White Nottingham Lace Curtains; 81 Yards long 10y - inches
wide, fancy nct center > band Grccial border with medium medallion
corner. the pair .... ............. ............ St50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. Land Of
fee at Santa Fe, NJ. NJ. Feb, %,
1907.
Notice is hereby given that Crescen-
clio Martin of Cabezon. \. NJ, has
filed notice of his intention to make
final five year proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestead entry No.
1921 made Jan. "a, 1905, for the lots
7 and 8, section 80, township 16 n.
range 6 w. and that said proof Will
be made before II. w. s. Otero, U. $.
court commissioner, at Albuquerque,
n. NJ, on April 5, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, the land, viz;
Francisco Montoya, of Bcrnalillo, n.
NJ; Patrocinio Gallegos, of A%lgodones,
n. M: Fugenio Chavcs, of Bernalillo,
n. M; Felix Sandoval, of Algodones.
n. M.
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06

wide, madras net center with fancy figure, elaborate corner design,
with Crecian border, tc pair ........... ......a..S Sis
White Nottingham Lace Curtains: 81 yards long and Il inches
wide plain net ccntrr, fancy polka dot border with narrow band ON
each side .tlencl medallion corner. the pmr. ............. S225
White Nottingham Lace Curtains: So yards long and 81 inches
wide 't2 elaborate medallion corner. fancy border, a very pretty
Curtain The pair ...........-. .......... $3.50
English Nottingham Lace Curtains; 81 yards long and 81
inches wide. net center with small noual sprays and fancy noral
We have a few pairs Of Lace Curtains slightly soIed which we
will sci for much less than The regular price. Ask 20 see them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06

DO you have trouble getting thC
kind of goods You want. Try US. H.
G. Pratt * Co, GrOCCrs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06
BILLION DOLLARS A
YEAR FOR RENTS
IN NEW YORK
ENORMOUS SUM PAID
TO THE LANDLORDS
Great Juvenile Asylum Has
Found That it Costs an Aver
age of 1851 to Reform a
Very Bad Boy,
IspecIaI Correspondenee Morning Journall


TSpecial Correspondence Morning Journal.
Nov york May -Armost = nh
iiar ol1ars2Sq0 0oo ana onnuoITv ~,
- oon 0nO a r,ontb ie mo retip1ata1
s s,n mar Now Yorkors nav 10 the fo,-
$3.50 0,ynaTs az m-ofroGoIitan rnal
ostota for me nriviIooa If Iivinq ana
daina bi1sinpss WITHIN me city's lin
Gs 9Fvacf ~ffp,ree are a ifttfe difrfcnit
~ obtain. hit nv dividing mo NOM
f[,tto1 witch exceeds 1000 00o info
Voo o0O families Of five norsons aacb
S G,,na5 Of 7fbeir avn an onn-rayin9Gapn
rladiIy nhtofpcL Tbara 49, ,1~.b
~. "a 6o0 families IN he n-9atratrnfig
via nav an averaoe of 81 bon =, yesr
fnr ,3iy'a+c borlsee and o-norfnGnfSs ~
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ZOO If s1gG q ycar for fiats of tho
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ntGar 80 00O q Tben NON h.
20, coa ooo ia milne Iivfog I'm +ono-
m,o,its ana tbe cbaapar orade of rla+y
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Q "a T,bie t,aLns tatol ~
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HHICH NdS an tne I"ioI I'dtioh nv
NoucIISaICu CONSUMING Httilaelt, MI
stI"uE > IiISl care vas 10 optaih an
abidlhg place m Which ne would not
pc dlstufhed; rms ne Iound IN a SIX
bS nine c~ubpynole III lne interior OF
the cenlQiy-oId ~FllieeHlh Ndrd no
teI' when was SO I~hlsefapiN IlsIlleu
ana ventilated as 10 AFFORD the piae-
IIcdi assurance llat no one els'
would be willing TO pay even the
eight dollars a month which the room
cost MN. into TINS ne moved win
ms treasures, Whlch consisted OF my
ar more Suitg of The most H"rlgtOCT1tIt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06
White Bed Spreads

White Bed Spreads
White Bed spread. - by ~ inches, heavy weight. close woven,
and soft finish, MareeiIes designs, a good spread for The money $500
AAlca White Crochet Quilts, 20 by sc inches: weight > lbs, $ H.
Raised noraI ccnter, deep set borders, perfect white beuched. SIPS
Standard White Crochet Quilt - by So inches; weight . lbs.
10 on. superior finish, pure white bleachcd: assorted raised center
designs. and border to match, each ...-..-..-- .....s.... $i23
Il. White crochet Quiz. 7G by 90 Inches weight 3 lbs o1,
double twist yarn, full btcaelled, beautiful raised center and borders
10 match. \ spread that needs only a trial for recommendation.
Genuine NIar7eucs Quilt 40 by SO inches, weight = lbs. 10 o.
Choice, selected yarn, attractive design, full beuchcd. each .Si75
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06

USE JOURNAL WANT ADS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06

For prompt and courteous treatment
and the very choicest of meats YOU
will make no mistake by calling OF
EMIL ELEINWORT, 1t2 North street
or teIephonlng your order In.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06

LOUDON'S GUARANTEED PURE
ICE CREAM At NANN'S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06

Don't forget that our driver takes
your order for any kind of bakery
ROOFS. T.. G.. Pratt 81 Co., GroCeTs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06

Try n Morning Journal want nd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06

The very best Of Kansas City Beet
and Mutton at EMIL KLEINNORI'Si
I12 North Third street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-06

MANUEL r. OTERO, Register.
The evening world., 1907-05-06
DEATH SENTENCE
MAKESMURDERER
JOHNSON SMILE
Does Not Mind 1t So
Much AS He Did on
Previous Occasion.

WHITE PLAINS. y 3, MAY e--For
tho ,hlfd time Jdhn Johnson slayer OF
his wife in Yonkers two years AKA,
heard to-day the death sentencs passed
upoA-him by Justlec Mills IN the
Supreme Court here Tine prisoner
smiled A. tho Judge cQuuemncd him TO-
% aiecIfoouted IN sing s.ng prison dur
Ing tte weck beginning June a. When
Court Cicrk Decker bsk.d Johnson II
hs had anything 10 say Why sentence
should not Be i'aBEVd upon frirn he fe-
piled.
y would like To have the full time
to live allowed me- by tae law"
johnson was represented by La wycr
John y. Digncy. Wao sili the prisoner
had exhausted every appeal obtainable
both In the high courts OF this statc
and in the United States Circuit ana
supreme Courts.
When asked how lt felt 10 he f7u-
touced % death johnson ylld. "NeI. D
Rad given up all hope ard to-days sem
tcncc d.d not aifeyt -rle AS much as tf.It
o. year ago. only lAcIed ten miu-
utcs of going TO The chair when my
counsel secured the last appeal for me
That was a close shave and ] diaut
expect II. Now / know / must die
johnson was first sentenced 10 die on
oct z. 100 He killed his wife be-
cause she spurned him after his release
from prison
The evening world., 1907-05-06
RAPID TRANSIT
BOARD CLAIMS It
IS ABOVE COURT
Broadway Merchants Plea
For Injunction Resisted
on Odd Ground.

when the case pf ths merchants
along Broadway frhn-Lnion Square 10
Madison square who seek an iniunc-
tion against the Board of Rapid TraRs't
Commissioners restraining them from
opening bids for thp construction OF
the Lexington avenue branch OF the
subway through Broadway, oecAuAe the
plans alio~ construction by the open
ditch method. was called Tor arEu-
ment to-day before Justice Davis IN
the Supreme Court. neither side was
ready
Morgan :. 0iHrten. feFmAE- presiding
Justice OF the Appellate Division Of ths
suprcme Court, appearing for the Rapid
Transit Commission. declared thut, as
the commissioners were especially
charged with the raoid transit work,
were experts in that work ana had ful
power ia the matter. the plea OF the
merchants should he referred 10 the
Commissioners. This he urged esperiAli'
az thc ouegiinns involved we're engineer
inE rather than lsgal problems
George Zabrislkic. counsel for N,
merchants. contended that the couH,
were the arbiters i1 such mattera but
that Il would require time 10 prepar
for the trial. and the matter was ad-
iourned 10 Nay 2.
The evening world., 1907-05-06
Justice CreenbJum A. ks
Inquiry About Delay in
New Courthouse.
ALL THE JUDGES ANGRY.
Commission Sat Months Ago
but Board of Estimate
Ignored 1t.

I'f1u ---,--i.i supreme er,irt- ti-And
Jury '1r the month " MAY. sworn IN
to-day by Jumiee Greenbaurn. was
charged to apply ne prooc to ths
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment
aHd discover vhy That body has taken
no steps 10 Increase the facilities tor
holding sessions OF tho Supreme Court
of this cnuaty Special reference was
made by the Court 10 the failure Of
the bonrd U accept or reject the Union
Square site for O new Court IIous. ~
lscteI by \ commission which made
its report three months ago.
Justice Grccnhaum betrayed some i'm
patience about this matter.
II Is one on which all the Supreme
Court Justices feel strongly The Court
House question has been allowed 10
drag for years. the old Tweed Court
House Is shockingly deficient In accom-
modatlons and everything else. but re-
paiU ordered loug ago have not even
been inauguated.
His Charge to the Jury.
Tn advising you as to your duties
and esponsiDl.iuos, said Justice GToen-
baum TO the Jurors. Il desire 70 inform
you thht u IA your dutg 10 inspect pub
lie offices and public officers In this
connection there is one matter to which
SHALL call your atteuuon-a matter
vitality Affecting the administration OF
justice. refer 10 the failur6~of the
Board OF Estimate ana Apportionment
TO prpvifr proper facilities for holding
sessions of the Supreme Court OF New
York County.
The County Court House Is wholly
Inadequate. Under a special law certain
officials were empo Wered TO select a site
sor q new building. This was done
aftoE the law was amended The site
was selected and the report was made.
but the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
t!onment has taken no action
1t 10 the duty OF that Board - Ac-
oopt OF reject the site. but since the re-
port OF the Commission was submitted
the matter has not been touched upon
one way or the other. This Court mas
no fauii 20 find with the site selected.
II Is your duty TO md out why some
The evening world., 1907-05-06
BODY OF KEYS is RECOVERED

The ooay OF John Keys. forty years
old. OF No 10 Sylvan Terrace. who was
drowned in the collision between a
New York Central nySNe- and the
steamer Charles W Morse. on weat
Thirty fourth street recently. was found
to-day IN the nunken lighter. The body
was taken 10 the morgDe
The evening world., 1907-05-06

thing has not been done II the Board
OF Estimate and Apo o-tionment dOes
not appfOve or me site II IL ttTeir orft-
70 proceed 10 tho selectIon or another
Not a Case Of Finances.
There is rumor that some mem
bers OF the Board feel that other i'm
prpvements should take precedence over
this. / charge YOU that the question OF
nnlncrE does rot concern them The
Law N this case u specific. and they are
not above The lRg any more than you
or / charge you 10 make a person a
exaullphtipn OF the present Court -ious
bAldlHE and TO Inquire n any officer or
officers have been derclict ther duty -
Frank Brtnefd, merchant with an
Office IN the Produce Exchange. W-ls
aelected foreman OF the Grand Jury
His home Is al No. 1H West Seventy
fourth street
The members OF the Board OF EST
mate and Apporuonment. which is 10
be investigated are Mayor Mcclellan
Comptroller Metz President OF the
Board Of Aldermen McGowan and Bor-
oIgh Presidents A. earn Of Manhattan,
Cole-. OF Brooklyn HArfen. OF the
Bronx: Bermel. OF Queens. and Crom.
we'll. OF Riohmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-18
An1iefv al PiffsLnrr.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. l8.-With the
MonoDgahela at stage OF 20.5 feet ut
Market street, this morning, and rising
at the rate OF three tenths OF foot per
h0ar, Nittsbnrg is threatened With Hood,
and tits probable the danger line which
ia fixed at % feet will be passed this
afternoon.
EARLY rePorts to The weather bureau
from stations along the upper rivers this
morning, however indicate that tho food
will not be 90 severe as was at first ex-
pett'd, and the stage OF % feet Indicted
by last nights reports may not bereached
The MOnongshtla river alone is n-
sponsible for the rise al Piltsburg, as The
Allegheny river hiss been falling several
dsvs.
The Monongahela Is falling at Fail
mount and iis principal Tributary, the
Youghiogheny. ia also falling ut West
Newton.
Day was turned into the darkness oI
midnight this morning By an unusually
heavy pal! of smoke and misty fog which
shut ont all evidence of daylight for sev
eral hours. Work in all down town
Offices and stores and streets was only
possible by means Of electric illnminat-
ion. A number Of accidents have been
reported as the result of the condition,
but none of a serious character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-18
scnrlrl Fo,er ana DLptherIa.

Chicago, Jan. II. With upwards II
Thousand cases Of scarlet fsyer and
diphtheria already repaired. the numbef
growing daily at a rate heretofore 10.
known, nearly 10000 pupils kept from
their studies, the schools OF Oak PARK,
Evanston, snd Wiluerte. closed public
gatherings 10 North Shore suburbs for
hidden except upon specisl orders.
Churches advised TO close and social
functions and athletic meets cancelled.
the health authorities Of the State, city
and county, have combined for the great
est battle agsisst pestilence ever knosn
in the history OF Chicago Rich and
poor alike have been stricken with the
dread diseases and all physicians and
members of social. and religious orgsn-
izations, as well SIS the officers of all
clubs, have been asked to cooperate
with the authorities in an effort to check
the endemic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-18
Virginia News.

Miss Helen Adie died yesterday At
the home Of her brother, Hugh Adiss
near Garrisonville, stafford conhfs, sEed
20 years.
G. II. w. Stsplefora, forsnah Of the
Standard Oil Complny's eoopefsge
plant. Norfolk, IVES electrocuted yester-
day while examining the interior OF q
barrel.
Mrs. Edna Muse, widow of James Ii.
Muse, died at her home, in Hamilton,
Sunday night, sgei sevsnty'nine year,.
Mrs. Muse was q sister Of the late A. j.
BIadfeld, who was pTomiuet citizen
of Leesburg.
James B. Peugd, of Loudoun county,
committed suicide Yesterday morning
about s O'Clock at his home, near Ham
ilton. Alarmed at his absence, his son
began a search and found his father 10
his barn, a razJr in his hand, bis throat
cut from ear to ear. Illness and iiuan-
cial troubles are assigned as the cause Of
his act. He was about 50 years Of age.
C.R. Collins, of Bowling Green, Car
oline county, was accidentally killed neal
Keysyills yesterday. He was engaged in
railroadiug and had 40 alteration with
negro. Taking up shotgun be struck
the negro with the stock Of the gup.
The blow broke the gun aud discharged
it, the load entering the body of Mr.
Collins, causing injuries Of which be died
in q few hours,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-18
Inheritance Tax S02s, 900

Albany, n. Y, Jan. lS.-New York
state is richer today by just 1926, 900 as
the result of the activity Of the late
Russell Sage in piling up an enormous
fortune. The amount represents the in
heritance tex on the Sege estate, esti-
mated at SEQ, 900, 600
With three exceptions it is the largest
sum ever received by the State from such
a source. In 1900 1884, 763 was paid
from the estate of George Smith, a
london merchant, whose heir was
William Henry Smith, of New York;
in 1901, $665, 500 was paid as the tax
on the c. ?. Huntington estate, and
in 1904, the inheritance tax collected
from the estate of Warren Smith, a
Westchester county carpet manufacturer,
amounted to $973,34S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-18
Interesting Find.

Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. Is. .--Convicts
at work on the Brsbson Ferry pike near
here yesterday, dug into the top of q
large cave, which gave evidence of haS-
ing been used in pre- historic times BY q
race Of people Eow extinct. X is q
vtritable charnel house for human skulls
and bones. a lot Of pretty shells were
also discovered indicating that the cave
WAS the death house for the warriors OF
the race. Six bushels of relics were
taken from the section explored The
cave will be examined further, in the
belief that 1t may throw light on the
aborigines inhabitants Of this country,
and perhaps a race preceding the Indians
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-18
IihertY MIlIis Sold.

Port Royal, Va, Jan. l7.-Mr. Jas.
N. Thomas has sold to John Tsyloe
Thornton his fine old estate on the
Rappahsnnock river. FIVE miles from
Port Royal, in Caroline county, Viz.
ginis. known as Liberty Hill. The terms
were private. This farm contains ,229h
acres of line land, and fronts on the
river The house stands on an eleva
ton commanding beautiful view oil
Port Tobacco bay and the surrounding
counties 1t is said seven counties can
be seen from an old hickory tree on
Liberty Hill farm, The property will
be used a, a stock farm. The property
was owned by John Taylor, jr.. who was
a nephew Of Mr. George Taylor, Of
Hazlewatd 10 1866 Mr.. John l..
Msrye sold Liberty Hill TO Mr.. John l..
Bent veil for S20.472.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-18

Tnr Virginia State Corporation Com
mission has issued chsr;ef To Tie Ken.
tonia Corporation, Of Big Stone Gap,
capitalized at $40, 900. 900, and unlimit-
ed In duratiou. The objects of the COZ
porstiou ATE to deal in, develop aud
handle the produc : Of mineral and tim
Der lands in this and other States. 1t is
given practically all rights save that OF
eminent domain, it being ct forth in
the text OF The charter that the corpora
ton shall no, have the power OF con-
domination. 10 granting such charter
the Corporation Commission may
not have exceeded Its authority, but it
is quite certain that when the commits
sion was instituted no such drastic powers
were intended TO be- conferred upon it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-18
Carneeie Mants Lease on IiIc.

Philadelphia, Jan. Is. Andrew Car
negieis so DESTROYS of living for the next
ten years that be would pay 5000, 900,
600 for q lease on life for that period, ac-
cording to Col. A. X. Mcclure, the vet
eran editor. lie made the disclosure at
the Tsenty.ifth anniversary dinner OF
the Clover Club lsst night. after
dining with Dir. Carnegie once" said
Col Mcclure, che said TO mo that be
would give 5000, 900, 009 TO have a lease
on lie. Two hundred millions. Alec,
that's what rd give for life. I'm not
hoggish either. I'd give it for ten years
only" | said Andy, you would be bun
coed at that price 'Old age ha'
nothing in it to fear" continued Col.
Mcclure. "When death calls me, /
shall not be afraid"