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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-18
Woman S Idea of a
Sunday Newspaper

The Easter morning edition of the Morning Journal
tomorrow will be distinctly different and distinctly inter-
eSting.
The staff of the Morning Journal has had and will
have nothing to do with getting it out Our machines
have set the type and our machines will print the paper
That is all. The members of the Womans CIlO nave
done and will do the rest.
This newspaper win give very accurate IDEA OF
WomanS idea of what Sunday newspaper should be;
not one woman'S idea but the ideas OF lot OF women
and they are women who have IDEAS
1t will be interesting to note the amount Of at(en-
ton given to politics. editorial and otherwise Inc amount
Of space given to sports and markets and murder trials
1t will be interesting to note in contrast the amount
of space given to boosting" Albuquerque, to the Cn'-
dren and the home and the schools.
The illustrations will be worth while There are sew
era new views Of Albuquerque.
The Easter edition of the Morning Journal VIII be
we'll worth reading, well worth keeping and very well
worth sending to your friends abroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-18
MELLI1N DENIES STORY,
SPRUNG by CKOIIEIt

Now Haven, Conn April lt--l'he
attention of President Melen OF the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
railroad, was called today to the state
ment Of 0. A. Crozier, Of wilmington,
pei, made yesterday before the house
committee on banking and currency
at Washington.
Mr. Cro2ier stated that a prominent
nnancier had told President Meier
that a panic was 90 be brought about
before the meeting of congress, ana
on that information, Mr.. Crozier said,
the railroad borrowed thirty millions
Of dollars
This statement Mr. Mellon today
In the strongest language, denounced
AS absurd and unqualitledly false. lie
added that the plans Of his company
for borrowing money had been made
FOR a year or more before the panic
and that the original plan had pro-
vidcd for an issue Of stock This hnd
been changed owing to later panic
conditions to loan at par OF six
per cent debeutures. AZ the tim" the
loan was planned and for 9nat.nr-
able time subsequently, ncitnor ne,
nor in his opinion, any prominent I'M
augiur ut tine country anticipated the
p.uig conditions and the unfavorable
condition for railroad loans which
-u bsuuuputlN cusuCd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-18
Al L-DRICH BILL.
SOL |: MNLY
SHELvED
HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS
SENATE CURRENCY ACT



IBy Morning journal special Leased wireI
Washngtun y. c., April 1.-THE
house committee ON banking and cur
reucy today voted uuimonlousN to
table the Aldrtch financial bin. II
also decided to give a hearing tomor-
raw TO Representative Vreeland OF
Acu York, who recently introduced
IL financial hin which is looked upon
as substitute for the AldrIch meas
urr
The labung OF the Aldrich bill VIII
result In currency legislation being
pprfrrted by the conferees Of the two
branches of congress if the house car
ri,a out TIA, probable praEram of now
passing the Nrecland bill In that
event the house measure would come
TIL the eenate after all the enagting
clause would be struck out and the
provisions of the Aldlich bin subsd-
tptrd The effect would be to put
both the Nreeand and the Aldrich
bills into the conference aud lrom
thcm currency bin would probably
be agreed upon
THO Vrccland bill Is not hostile in
character ia the form OF legislation
provided hy the bin which was passed
hy the senate and therefore the ae-
uou of the house committee on bank
ing and currency In the event ltS
course is followed by favorable re-
port ON the Vreoand bill as sub
sututc. does not indicate that there
would not he no currency legislation
at this session, as the house VIII prob
ably pass that measure.
kepres,ntatve Vfeeland is drafting
{ J.. L. IF,p
~ commercial paper and al other So
/ euritirz held hy the national banks
auder the national banks act as an
4 additional class of security upon
+ which emergency circulation may be
4 issued lie eliminated certain amend
mouts which were lacking In the Aid
rich bin. while il was under eonsld
E1rHiu9 iu the senate, including the
ppvtsiaH Us senator Johnston icduir-
ing national hanks to keep three
fGuFths OF the reserves In theil own
C,aul. aud tho amendment lN senator
IaFnIIrttc prohibiting the loantng oi
money by amy hank 10 q corporation
tnp officers or directors Of whieh arc
officers or directors ot the corporation
/ sprglug the loan II is expected that
. the senate coufcrccs VIII make a
I Strong HHnt For retention of the Johns
ton reserve feature, but there y Ut
/ tlv prospect for the udoutlun ui the
/ lHFollattc amendments
Representallvc Vrocluud is not q
member of the house committee on
/ banking aud currency. yet It IS expect,
ed that if his bin "a passed ne VIII
( b.. one of the house couterees, IT Us
! hrIfpvud that Representative Burton
VIM ba another. and the democratic
member. man who Is favorable %
Z t.,,TaI4li,Y yInur tho lines of the AID
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-18

Pueblo, Colo April t7.--Eid Texas
Of Pueblo. tonight founght draw
with Frank Carsey OF New Castle.
Pa. a 2O-round contest before the
Eagles club, In the carly rounds Car
scy had a slight lead, but after the
teuth round, Texas took the lead aud
Carscy was apparently growing weak
er toward the close. These were no
llppClLdDWuS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-18
NE:RRASKAN IN
POW WOW At
ROCHESTER
mo SIGNIFICANCE IN
MEETING, LEADERS SAY
Mr. Bryan Talks to Ministerial
Association on Christianity
and Its Missioni Address to
College Students,
lBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.

NOIIG0G OluUGIllOi
|
| IBy Morning Journal Special Leased "lfei
! Rochester, N. Y. Aprll 1 ''-- just
hora to nav my respects to the colonel,
.i,7 yAri1tia,, l Connors.
! tn"L 9l' I,+ f,.,,,a,, of inc state
| "a p ognl'to' ,,,,,,,ittae at fine recep-
| uelli4ol ,f3 - 60 Iytiiiiarn I Rrvan i'm the
| % T,oll - t.t tht- aftarnoon
oMy,9 ,2rhera ie no noiiticai significance
l. n0,1 -, ,I,, p,ryan mad said
| ~ ~ il,,t tne hae6r, to Inc renorters and
| d ~ ii''HiInt ~ I,-,,,,n,s hack fo con
fiat, &C. hin st.,ta,,e,,t
| urn ~ A'' y, ITiI. ~, prffalo DOM
NJ NC t,,.,1 -, ,,,,,,,,,f ttaen1n who
| 5c,i -.nt,fa,,n,,ra with The \ebraskan
iu nav q IN, .,l,',it,,,, ha,5 ,1ucb tbe same
III @ Nlie ~ NJ T7,,atinr ma so far as
10 say ol uiS ,iriaanra is ia
iS h}'NI ~ 9ilIS,'l t} a', t,,,ls MA haTe
M 3r SS,"opru I5.,',, ~ LIN .i nolifirians
| pF " Pl ! 9" ~, J ..tzoI crowd at
NJ W. VI ~s9,,t,.aI station fo wei
the New hoIh lSllll al ~ w. ds,,n-
t' toIiir 'iln ',.ig5lv,+iaI ro,,ination when
cfatIc pIJ7lu rrtn ,ln,,,n
ne a. 'iNeu tiLi9 I,,nt r, bnaded
CIdIC itCe t,oN "''''
py Judge JoilIl - ~ ,,.i,,, ,,r Mack
RIleI ms lllLs' W" ,9,,,..,,, sroi,a of
ana pIlIi teSI' W ,},a.tl,, -, ~ a,in{etr-
! a meeting OF the kochesleI uilu'9',
iIai @S9oc ~ ti,'r,od Win
optimism. He emphasized tne la'd Oh
| the relation between true religion anu
! fundamental science ana ih'h naue
a few suggestions on now 10 nflhS
men into the church ana make CuIls
/ tians Of them, The Thought lhal
! Christianity, If 1t were TO dlscharSe l's
mission, must come into vital relations
| with the daily life of the people was
tmade prominent in this address Inc
speaker had the undivided attention
| of his hearers and was frequently IN
tcrrupted by applause.
! students and their friends tlIIeu the
gymnasium of the university Of Roch-
| ester in the afternoon, when Mr. Bfy-
/ an made his address there, MI BfN-
| ans subject was education and ne
spoke at length on pubic speaking
and its Importance. The address
/ closed with a plea for such talth as
/ that hi-h chafa2tsrtzed Aoraham Oh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-18

Kansas city. April lI--Governor
John A. johnson. OF Minnesota and
c. @. schulz assistant superintendent
OF public Instruction of the same state,
spent a few hours in Kansas City this
afternoon, They are on their way TO
Itnd-borg, kas, where the governor
is to address The students ut Bethany
college ncxt saturday on the occasion
of iha Messiah festival at that place
The governor viii speak upon the
subject "Opportunity White here
Governor Johnson said he is now fill
ing 70 few speaking dates which were
made before There Nas ANY talk OF him
.as a possible candidate for the presi-
drncy lie had little to say regarding
his candidacy He admitted, however
That The nomination would be willing
ly accepted If rendered TO him at Den
,cr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-18

Chicago, April 1L-President Win
cheIl Of tho Rock Island system, said
toda what he had heard nothing of
any contemplated separation Of the
two systems.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
LIVELY RUNAWAY THURSDAY
ON BRIDGE STREET

Thursday noon the large team OF =.
Reinhart & Co. came running up
Bridge street at lively gait. After
crossing Fourth street they collided
with the telephone pole in front of
Grandel's s tailor shop, knocking the
same over. Here the team was
stopped, apparently uninjured. Line
man Pettijohn, of the Telephone COM
pany, with helper, Immediately set
to work repairing the havoc wrought
to the telephone wires, and by night
everything was in place as usual. Per-
haps the greatest damage caused by
the runaway was done to the tempers
Of the telephone subscribers, many or
whom called up Central, knowing no
thing of the accident, and upon receiv-
ing no reply, talked loud and long into
the instrument. ~
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
ATTENDANCE
AT OPENING

School opened Monday, nearly the
entire rollcall of last term being pres
ent. With the new students present
from the outside of town the attend
ance is practically as large as that of
last year.
Mrs. Jennie Smith, who was in
charge of first and second grades last
year, now has the first and receiving
grades.
The room competition in punctuality
mad attendance has been adopted and
each room is striving to win the prize
of monthly half holiday.
Some changes have been made in the
manner of entering school. The pupils
now form in line outside the building
and march to their respective rooms to
tie accompaniment of music.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
new TELEPHONE Line
NOW IN OPERATION

secured at Chafey, Mr.. Taylors' was
then asked.
!" Several other gentlemen and my
self recently purchased the Bishop q
Company lease, (not the Bishop leaseN
on Monroe Hill. We have force of
isx men at work drifting on vein, TO
make connection with our winze, where
we have streak of ore inches wide
that will run $400 to the tor, and 3la
feet that will go $25. On the drift at
the bottom Of the winze, we have un-
covered another body of ore 3 feet
wide, running for distance Of 100
feet, that will go $25, and on the
winze, which is 80 feet in length, we
have vein 21s feet wide that will
go $40 to the TOM
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
NEAR WILLOW POINT

Thursday evening Deputy State Sa-
perintendent Abel received a message
from Willow Point, stating that his
mother had been seriously injured in
a runaway accident. Taking DIR. Gil
roux, the Professor hurried to the
scene Of the accident, where he found
that while Mrs. Abel was driving in
the vicinity~of Willow Point, in sin
gle buggy, in company with Mrs. Lowry
and Fern Lowry, the horse ran away,
throwing all three to the ground Mrs.
Lowry and daughter escaped injury,
but Mrs. Abel was badly bruised and
shaken up. She was brought to town,
arriving yesterday morning, and placed
in the Pinson sanitarium, and it Is
expected that she will have completely
recovered from the effects of the acci-
dent within few days.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
T. HANSON ExCEPTS
TO HYATT INTERVIEW

Editor Silver State News:
In your issue of Tuesday, September
8, under the heading of "True Animus
of the Mckenzie Hanson Duel, sew
eral statements in your interview with
DIR. e. J. Hyatt are entirely without
foundation.
DR.. Hyatt evidently had my brother
and myself confounded, for Mckenzie
and I, instead of being sworn enemies,
as stated, had always been on very
friendly terms. As to his feelings
towards my brother | am not advised,
but believe them not to have been par
ticularly cordiol.
Then, again, I never cut any timber
from Mckenzie Is ground, although
believe my brother did so, but with his
full knowledge and consent.
BY publishing the above correction,
you will greatly oblige,
Yours truly,
CHARLES F. HANSON.
.Winnemucca, Nevada, September 10,
1908.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
WESTERN PACIFIC
MAKING PROGRESS

w. II. Kennedy, consulting engineer
of the Western Pacific, is still in the
city. Seen at the Offices of the Western
Pacific today by representative of
the Silver State News, and asked how
work was progressing on his line, Mr..
Kennedy said
Everything is moving along in
satisfactory manner. Work has been
resumed all along the line, and viii;
probably be pushed to completion with
out further delay. When ! came over
the line last week steel was laid to
within a few miles Of Wells, and as
the track was being finished at the
rate of about mile and half day,
the crew should have reached that
point before this" aE
nearly full handed on their Western
Pacific contracts. They are operating
at various points between Winnemucca
and Hnlleck, some 25 miles east of
Elko and are hiring all applicants for
work. At present there are but few
idle laborers in the state, but it is ex-
pected that as soon as word reaches
labor centers that work has been gen.
orally resumed on the Western Pacific
that there will be no difficulty exper-
fenced in securing all the men needed
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
STATE FAIR HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL

The state fair at Reno this week has
probably been the most successful iu
the history of the association. The
people Of the state have taken deep
interest in the event, with the result
that there has been a full line of ex-
hibits in every department.
OF course, like all other fairs now
adays, the great feature has been the
horseracing. There have been four or
FIVE races daily, and what has added
zest to the amusement is the fact that
the public has been able to pick the
winners, TO the great discontinue Of
the "bookies. On Tuesday "Climb-
er' broke the track record in the
third event of the day, trotting the
mile in 2:15A. The winner is Ne
vada horse, owned by Harry Ramsey,
of Reno In these days of automobiles
and other conveyances for fast loco
motion but little attention is given to
a horse that can cover a mile in 2:15,
but it is not so many years ago, in the
days of Flora Temple and Dexter, that
this performance would have been
looked upon as a miracle.
Much credit is due to the officers of
the association, and especially to Sec-
retary Phillips, for the fine showing
made for the 1908 fair.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
GOOD.
BYE PARTY

A very pleasant party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jor-
dan last evening, in honor of Miss Jo.
sephine Mulcoy, by the members of
the Choral club.
Amony those present were Misses
Josephine Mulcoy, Flora Newman, Hill
da Diehl, Esther Sage, Dorothy Parker,
Bernice Wright, Cecil Dwyer, Tessie
Dwyer, Mr.. and Mrs. IT, Langdon, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Koerner, Mesdames Par
ker aud. Gilbert, Messrs. George Evan
and Arthur Dern.
Is The evening was pleasantly spent in
various games and singing, and at II
o 'clock refreshments were served.
The function was given as fare
well to Miss Mulcoy, who is charter
member Of the club. The young lady
left this morning for Kennedy, where
she will teach the coming term of
school at the Bush ranch.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
DR. BIRTCH LEAVES
FOR SAN FRANCISCO

DIR. Birtch will leave for San Fran
cisco on No. 3 this evening, to be in
attendance on Mrs. Birtch, who will be
operated on Monday, in st. Luke $
hospital. Should Mrs. Birtch rally
quickly from the effects of the opera
tion, DIR. and Mrs. Birtch will return to
Winnemucca in about three weeks
Should her recovery be retarded, they
will not return until spring. During
his stay in town of more than two
months, DR.. Birtch has done a large
optical business, to the perfect satisfac-
tion of his host Of clients.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
CONCLUDE LABORS
and ADJOURN

The board of county commissioners
concluded its labors and adjourned
Thursday, after visiting Lovelock and
inspecting the cell work installed 1y
the Pauly company, in the new branch
Jail at that place. In addition to the
business reported in the Tuesdays
edition Of the Silver State News, the
following was transacted:
The sum of $3,5O9.s6 was paid out
of the Lovelock town fund for i'm
provements ON the streets of the town.
The principal part of this sum was for
pipe and material and the laying Of
water mains.
A petition from the taxpayers Of
Winnemucca to maintain the opera
house out of the Winnemucca town
fund was granted by the board until
January 1, 1909.
The bill of the Winnemucca Water
& Light company was reduced from
$175 to $168.
The bill of Constable Wolf Of Love-
lock was reduced from $334.15 to
$31S.55.
The bill of Justice w. R. Fits Of
Lovelock was reduced from $760 to
$316.75.
The petition for the erection Of
county high school was granted and
it was ordered that the same be placed
on the ballots for the consideration Of
the voters at the next general election.
The new county Jail building, recent
ly erected in Winnemucca by Self b
Sellman, the. Reno contractors, was
accepted
IA petition for a branch Jail at
Mazuma was read and considered, and
laid over for future consideration.
A petition for an election precinct
at Foltz was granted.
Sheriff Lambs monthly report of
horses inspected and shipped was ap-
proved.
III. c. Hardesty was appointed jailer
for the branch jail at Lovelock, q Pc
tition largely signed by Lovelock cit
izens for Hardesty's appointment hav-
| ing been received by the board.
The report Of T. A. Brandon, ap-
pointed by the board to examine the
books in the county clerks ofiice, was
approved.
A petition from Red Butte for an
election precinct was granted and F. j.
NORM was appointed registry agent.
On motion Mrs D. M. LeBarron Of
Winnemucca was allowed $15 per
month INDECENT allowance for the sup
port of herself and children.
D. I. LaPoint, Chris Wolf, Sheriff
s G.. Lamb, W. J. Bell and G. b.
Brown were appointed committee to
accept the cell work in the new county
Jail at Winnemucca.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
LAST WEEK AT THE
ISIS FAMILY fHRATER

The Isis Family theater will close Its
engagement in its present quarters on
Monday evening, and until that time
the program will be changed nightly.
Manager Ettinger states that he has
two new locations in view, and If he
can make satisfactory arrangements he
viii reopen in about a week.
During it's season of two or three
months the Isis has played to con
stantlv increasing business, and i's
MANY patrons will feel lost should tbs
popular amusement resort he force (,
fos lack of suitable stand to close its
doors permanently.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
CONVICT STIRLING MAKES "GET.
AWAY FROM THE PENlTENTlARY

A convict in the Carson penitentiarv
named George Stirling succeeded in
making his escape from that institu-
tion Thursday night.
Owing to the crowded condition of
the prison some 40 convicts have for
some time been sleeping in the shoe
shop, and the escaped man. was among
the number. Stirling made his escape
from the shoeshop by spreading the
bars ON the window, and then secured
a rope from another room with which
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
TOM PAINTER TOO ILL TO
BE MOVED TO THE HOSPITAL

Tom Painter, the s. P. conductor, has
been quite low for the past week with
an affection Of the heart. AS soon as
he improves sufficiently to stand the
journey, DIR. Samuels, the attending
physician, will send him to the rail
road hospital at San Francisco.
Mrs. Painter, who has been sick at
the Pinson satitarium, for the past
two weeks, was sufficiently recovered
today to return to her home.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12

At this weeks meeting Of the coun-
ty commissioners an application was
made by the Golconda Telephone ana
Power company for a franchise to
conduct operations in Gold Run town
ship, of which Golconda 10 the prin.
cipal town.
The company was incorporated under
the laws of the state January 1S last
by J. E. Webb, Fred Miller and 8. g.
Mullin, all of Golconda, the capital
stock being named at $5o,000. It 10
the purpose of the company to con.
struct and operate public telephone
line from Golconda to Gold Circle and
to furnish service to all persons within
either place or along the route who
may desire to connect with their line.
1t is also the purpose Of the company to
eventually install power and light
system.
The lines of this company will prob
ably be extended into other parts VI
Humboldt county in time, and also into
the adjacent counties, so as to connect
the principal towns in this part Of the
state.
While the capital stock was placed
at but $4,000, it is said that this
amount will be greatly increased, as
men of ample maens are now interested
in the venture, and win supply all the
money that may be needed.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
MORE PREDATORY SHEEPMEN
AT BUCKSKIN MOUNTAIN

Wednesday Sheriff Lamb and Dep
uty Assessor Nofsinger left for Buck
skin mountain, where it is rumores
one or more itinerant sheepmen fro.
rogon are grazing their flocks. TIN
object of this trip is to COLES
personal property taxes and license
fees. The officers are expected hom,
tomorrow or Monday.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12

he was enabled to let himself down
from the top of the wall.
The escaped mans description has
been sent to all officers of the state.
and is as follows:
George Stirling is only 21 years old,
is 5 feet 8A inches tall, weighs 15J
pounds, has blue eyes and dark hair.
He has lost half of his left foot AMI
walks with limp. He was sent to the
penitentiary on May 21, 1906, from
Elko, to serve ive-year sentence fol-
breaking Jail while waiting trial on a
felony charge. a
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
VISIT AND
LEAVES FOR THE EAST

Miss Sadie Schwartz, who has been
visiting her brother, A. Schwartz, Of
the Reinhart company, for the past
week, left on No. 6 Thursday for the
east. After two or three weeks spent
in Salt Lake and Denver, Miss
Schwartz will return to her home in
San Francisco, where she is connected
with the auditing department of the
Southern Pacific.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-12
LAID UP FOR .EPAIRS
AT THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL

Cecil Browning, at present of
Chafey, but formerly Of Golconda,
where he was employed in the estab-
lishment of E. Reinhart Co., has been
at the Lafayette hotel this week, under
the care of DIR. Swezy. Mr.. Browning
is now much improved, and is expected
to leave for his home at the bonanzl
camp in a few days.