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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23
NEW COMPANIES FILE
INCORPORATION PAPERS

The following articles OF ineorpor3 e.
ton have been flied in tho ofic, Of
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jana
Browncll Copper company. Prnci-
pal place OF business at silver city.
ana territorial agent. Eugene r. cos
grove. of Silser city. Grant county.
Capital stock. Sl.0oO.O0n. divided into
~ million shares OF the par value
OF 81 each. commencing business with
$4,000 Object. general mining hu~i-
ness Period OF existence. fifty wears
lncorp'rators. George * Brownelf
and Eugene r.. C~nsgroye. both ~ sill
Yer CitS ana Robert Btpunaif or
Truro. Nova scotia
Silver city Lumber COMPANY. Prfu-
place of business ct silver civ.
Grant county and territorial agent.
Charles j Iaughren. or silver City.
Capital Storh. $4,000. divided into
20" SHARES ot rho par vain, ~ Si0d
each. c1mweusiuE business with So
boo object general numbering huSI-
ness Period of existence urt1 wears
Interpretations Fulton J. Davidson and
A Russell Davidson. both ur Pines
Altos q Charles J Lauehren. ~.
SILVER city.
The kansas De-. company PRINCIPAL.
'taUr uf business i'm Nea Ntx.eo at
fowls Union county. guI territorial
'g-rt IS A.. Davis cog CLOVIS C7pitgf'
iptA, &l-H tnu. divided into one thou-I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23
FAILED 70 MAKE coon.

Says the Washington Herald "Oe-
tohor Is tho eimaK at the yoar IT s
tbn month of supreme delight lts
Atmosphere B. 1a oxhilarating as rare
old Wine is l~andscgpes reflect the
stimulated flow Of good. red blood
through cartb's every vein There g.
no such thing as tnERinR or atruF
Cling along iH october one must
move. ono must respond 10 the tang
ia the ar The persuasion OF the lut
quoifo skies, the CLINT Of tho honest.
trank nnd onen sunshine, VIZ eaN
one must respond 10 these glorious in
f%iucuccH. .r one does not. ones vital
itY mental, moral and physical. IN
part or collectively b. sadly below
normal. and should De- inquired into
In tho Vicinity Of the capital etty
of the country Octohcr may deserve
the foregoing elaborate puff. but out
this way he has flatly failed to nuke
good IN fael She has thus far be-
hlted herself ia such q loud and an
like manner that the other
months might hc %pardonei II they
should refuse to cxrhnugc calls with
hoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23
CRUISERS To ESCORT
ABRuZZI AND BRIDE
High sounding title for steve Elkins
II lie Ventures Ia Rome.

Rome. oct Tho Italian cruiser
Fieramos,a has been ordered To await
the duke ut the Abruzzi al New York
WHITTIER the cruiser Etruria also wiz
be dispatched II Is understood the
two wlrshipS Win cscort the dukc and
his bride 60 Italy. The statement is
also made that NO member of the FL
kin family will attend tho official
ceremony or On. transcription Of tho
marriage d,ea in Rome ana that
when Senator EIkins visits Italy ha
viii be given sh. title of ChpyaIier Of
Auuuutltdr
Tho rruj-oI TI.ramosoa is nc pres
ent I'm Now York waters. having aus
rived here saturday Hight from
bridegroom whore she took part lu
tine Columbus dul celebration
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23
BIG COTTON GIN FOR
INDIANS
One Of Most important Steps
Yet Taken by Bureau Of In
dian Affairs at SaCatOn, Ari-
IONA,

Plans ana specifications FOR a So
oOo cotton gin and cotton storage
plant to De- erected by the government
at Sacaton are now in the hands of
Architect } NJ Creighton having been
approved by government experts az
Yuma. ana VIII bc finished within The
next week. SAYS a Phoenix paper.
This is on, OF the latest ana most
important steps taken by the agIieul-
tural department ot this country Tor
the fostering OF au industry OF this
nature It is understood that the
plans ui the government are to take
custom work al This plant. thus giving
the ranchtIs az the Arlington and
Buckeye sections AN opportunity Go
market their product The erection
uf this plant which viii he begun as
as possible is along the line pur-
sued by the government boo its expert
ments with Egyptian cotton boo the
west.
The building az Sacaton viii be-
constructed with a concrete basement
and foundation. and 1870 stories of
lumber. sjmil1r tp cotton gins 10 the
south All thc floors will %, 20 hN
Ga feet iu -iEn ln the basement the
seed Iiuutl viii bee stored and also
~ tbe haird cotton Another
part ui the basement win hc occupied
hy th. boilers aud other machinery
tor developing the power
b Nrst floor VIII be- entered from
Incline iuto thg seed cotton storage
room NhI.h win he 2NN-N feet Next
t1 this uHI hr @ l6N2u room for thg
gins. these iu number. u IS stated that
only one stn win De- installed az pres
.ni beyond this will De- fh, cotton
press Room i-Nie occupied hy three
AdIoIutuE wI be On. ronu
Tor the storage al balrd cotton. 900
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23
w EJECT Opener.

The whole Pccos valley has reason
to feel proud of the record made at
HE irrigation congress says tho Carts
bad Current And there Is more
truth than pnctry in the statement
The way the Pecos valley showed up
was a caution, ana am eye opener to
all who saw the exhibits The quality
ANA quantity can be- raised right here
aud many people who did not know
It before, know it now-RosWell
Democrat 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23

II, building code revision COM
mission F." New York recommends O.
f'str .."n On the height OF buildings
to 0.a t..t for those facing parks or
plaga- aHI 500 feet Tor other struc-
lures except In cases where the street
is less than s5 feet wide, when the
limit -uArested Is 1885 feet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23

over "a hundred gold miners have
left Bishco ANA Warren, Arizona. FOR
the scenes Of Il sensational gold strike
at Sylyanitr. a. NJ, seventeen miles
irom tIachita The new mining town
already has q newspaper ANA a. popu-
latiou of several hundred and bids
fair 70 De- u of the big camps OF
that section aus the rich ore shows no
.iguS of playing out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23
What the Editors
ofthe Southwest
Are Saying

Oh No-Samc old Words.
col Max Frost II loose again. He
must have purchased mother die
iuuary of yitupcratiNe language
RasWell Record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23
$3.75

N"hu Two hundred shares Of the
par Value of 500 each obiec, opar-
1tiuC cold storage plants ana manu-
iacfura OF ice. periol of existence nrtv
years The company was -incorporat-
originally in kansas and b. doing
business in thls territory as a Foreign
corporation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23

NJ one ls immune from kidney
trouble So ju>t rsmcmber hat Foley $
kidney Remedy viii stop th. irrecu-
larities and cuve any case of kidney
and bladder trouble that is NOT be-
,oud the roach of medicine For glIr
by j. u. O'RielIy Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23

Cur RATE ON NEW
UNDERWOOD TNPtw RITTRS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-23

TERMS OF Itt~C HtPTtON.
Daily. hf carrier one innnth .tts ~
UailY. uY mall one month .t..tt.tsf. t""
ArnuQrERQuE . MEXICO
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
ROOSEVELT UNSUNG.
BY NAVY, SAYS LONG
Former Secretary of Navy
Answers ReuterdahlS
Praise of President.

BOSTON, Dec. 22.-"Mr Roosevelt
during his brief career as Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. before the war
came on. was one of the most efficient,
active, jealous, and helpful officials in
the Navy Department. But he was only
one of them
That is the nub of a long letter writ
ten by John d. Long, who was Secre-
tary OF the Navy during the Spanish
war, to the Springfield Republican to-
day, answering Henry Reuterdahrs as
sertion In Pearson's December Magazine
that Roosevelt. during the period was
the Navy Department"
Mr.. Long says that this is fulSome
and obsequious, and an almost unfair
reflection both on him and the chief of
bureaus, who, with Mr. Roosevelt, pre-
pared the navy for war
He SAYS that when Roosevelt, against
his protest, went over to the army, the
navy never missed him for moment,
and, in fact, thaL his successor, Mr. AL
len. the first governor Of Porto Rico,
did just as good work
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
CARMACK'S SLAYER
FIGHTING FOR BAIL
State Contends That Coopers
Waived Right to Be
Released.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. Hear
ing on the motion for bail for r bin
Cooper and Duncan B. Cooper. and
john Sharp. charged with the murder
Of ex-senator Carmacl1, was begun be
fore Judge W. NJ Hart OF the Grim
inal court here TO-DAY and promises TO
be a hard fought legal battle.
The State is represented by Attorney
General Jem McCarn. Assistant Attor-
ney General b. W Thompson. and G..
T. FitzhUgh, Job Gardner, +. II. Hat
cher, and J. T Smitzer.
The defense is represented by j. G
Bradford. G. y Burch, Edward Bax-
ter, w. II. Washington. VI. H. Meeks.
and A. G.. Ewing.
Mr.. Fitzhugh raised the point that
right 10 bail had been waived by the
prisoners before the committing magis-
trate. Judge Hart ruled otherwise and
the examination OF Witnesses was Oe-
gun.
The following witnesses have Ueen
summoned: Mrs. c. D. Carmack, Mrs.
Charles Eastman. Cary Folk. DR..
James Witenberg, Mrs Martha Nor
gan, Miss Mary Skeffngton, Or. Drake,
Miss Lizzie Fort, Winston Pitcher Miss
Gauchauner, Harry Jones, J. D. Smith,
Mrs. Dan Morgan, Victor Stewart. Mer-
rick Eastman. r. X. Vaughn. Sergeant
Meadows. VIII Murray, W. T. Jones
John Priest, Laps D. McCOrd. ir., John
Battle colored, and Henry Bell, colored
The Washington times., 1908-12-22

Representative Cook Of Colorado, who
once held up a whole railroad division
while he rescued some imprisoned
miners, C ne down to the White House
this mori az. determined to make an
other fight, this time against two Of his
colleagues, Senator Guggenheim and
Representative HaggOtt
And in his fight. Mr.. Cook is not
mincing words, for he told the news
papermen that Mr.. Guggenheim and
Mr.. Haggott are special counsel for the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company,
which is the concern he is really fight
ing. and, furthermore. insisted that At
torney General Bonaparte has been
fooled" by these two statesmen.
on December 10. the President sent
hack 10 Congress with his veto a bill
making the thirty-seventh parallel Of
latitude the boundary line between New
Mexico, Colorado and oklahoma. The
President based his veto upon a letter
Of Attorney General BOnaparte
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
Venezuela Is Not Sad
At Loss of Castro

PORT or SPAIN, Trinidad Dec p
The utter elimination Of President Cas-
urO from the political life OF Venezuela
= accepted as IN accomplished fact by
FeEezuelans everywhere. according 90
adyices that reached mere today from
Caracas.
The ousting OF the old ministry by
acting President Gomez and the ap-
p0iEtmenu Of a new cabinet known 10 be
out of sympathy with CasLro's admins
tration, is accepted as the eliminating
step toward the overthrow Of Castro,
and is likely 10 be followed by the for
NAL deposition Of Castro
The establishment OF a new ministry
has had pacifying effect on the people,
as with il came the hint that neEotia-
ti0nS would be resumed as speedily as
possible for the settlement OF the dis
pute with Holland
In the deposed cabinet were Jose
De Jesus Paul. minister of foreign af-
fairs. who more than any other 6ipIo-
mat IS reSpOnSi bic for the breach with
Holland, and Dr. BaldO, now travelling
with Castro
These two men were so intimately
identified with Castro that their eN-
pulsiOn by Gomez can mean only one
thing. according 10 the popular opin-
ion OF Venezuela. the virtual dispO-
SiJiOn OF Castro himself
All over NeueZuela the feeling
against the SeIf-eNiIeG Castro con-
Iinues at fever heat, and he would be
in danger OF immediate assassination
were he to return now.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
DR.. Alma Arnold'S Machine
Starts as Crank
Is Turned.
SHE is CRUSHED
BY WAGON WHEEL
At Hospital Examination Shows
Fractured Ribs and Other
Injuries.

Run down by her own automobile,
which she was cranking at First and
q streets northwest, Dr Alma c..
Arnold. a chiropractic physician. SO
Fifteenth street northwest, was forced
against the wheel Of a passing wagon
and seriously injured this morning.
She was taken TO the Healtharium in
the Casualty Hospital ambulance. but
her condition was found to be such as
not to permit an examination that
would determine the full extent of her
injuries. 1t Is said. however, that sew
eraI ribs were fractured, and it is be
lieved she is internally hurt
Shortly after o'clock this morning
a telephone message was received at
the HeaItharium that one or the physt-
clans patients, who lives IN the north
east section of the city. was in need OF
immediate treatment
Dr. ArnoId's chauffeur had not yet
arrived and there was no one at the
institution who could run the auto
mobile. a gasolene runabout. except
the doctor herself. DR.. Arnold reach
ed her patients house safely. and was
on her way back, when the automobile
suddenly stopped on the car tracks al
First and G streets.
Getting out Of the machine. DR.. Ar
mold started to crank the engine. She
had neglected, however, to throw out
the clutch. The automobile started
suddenly and DIT. Arnold was forced
against the rear wheel Of a heavy de-
livery wagon that was coming down
6 street. The driver managed to stOI
his horses almost Immediately. and
several persons rushed 10 the wOman's
assistance.
The rear wheels Of the automobile
were spinning on the pavement
crushing her against the side Of the
truck. There was no one IN the
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
SAYS CONGRESSMEN
ARE TRUSTS AGENTS
Cook of Colorado Declares Senator Guggenheim and
Representative Haggot Work for Fuel and
Iron Corporation.

Mr. Cook said this morning that ne
told Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.. BOnaparte
that the latter has been imposed upon
by Mr.. Cooks colleagues, Messrs. Hag-
GOtt and Guggenheim, and has made an
unfavorable report on the bill on their
representations.
These two statesmen, Mr. Cook de-
clares, have asserted that the Legis-
lature Of Colorado has never taken up
the question or the boundary. Mr. Cook
carries with him a Congressional doc
umtnt' showing that the Legislature of
Colorado did authorize the survey of
that boundary. that IL was submitted
TO the Interior Department here and
was approved
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company,
which MIR. Cook incidentally says is
controlled by the Standard Oil Com
pany. IS the concern which is inter
ested chiefly IN having the bill vetoed.
he maintains. AT present. Mr.. Cook
says that the coal company is able to
avoid some taxation on several large
mines close to the boundary in Colo
radq.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
United States Indicates That
1t Is Going TO Take Part
in Affairs South.
WILL RECOGNIZE
NEW GOVERNMENT
Moves Made IN Secret Tell Of
Well-Considered Plan
of Action.

It is reported today that the battle
ship Montana and the cruiser North
Carolina have been ordered 10 follow
the battIeship Maine 10 Venezuelan
waters
The zunbOat Dolphin left Port al
Price last night under sealed orders
and the cruiser Des MoInes. which IS
az that port, Is held IN readiness to pro
ceed 70 Curacao
Before the end OF another fortnight
the United States viii be on friendly
relations with the new government that
has been established or viii be estzb-
Hshed IN Venezuela according 70 events
that are working themselves out under
The cover OF the closest secrecy OF the
State and Navy Departments.
The State Department is HANDICAPPED
by the fact that little information of
an accurate or authentic source can bs
obtained concerning the situation that
has arisen in Caracas since the de-
parture Of Castro, b1t adyices have
been returned from various sources in
cicaung that Castro's reign is ended.
or about TO end
Some Move Being Made.
Secretary Root refuses 10 indicate
t'----- ----NG - ---t-L4-tA Elg LELE Govern
ment, but IL IS certain that a play Of
some sort IS being made, in which the
departure Of the Maine and other war
vessels Of The United states. whose
movements are being concealed, has a
part
The Maine could reach Curacao in a
week s Time she having left Hau1Dron
Roads yesterday The Dolphin and peS
MONIES which have been ordered from
Port au Prince upon mysterious mis-
sion also. could make the journey in
less time The Bureau or NAVIGATION
( refuses 70 divUlge the destination OF
any Of these vessels. but IL i adui-te5
that they are sailing in connection win
I orders from the state Department.
Wants Americans There.
II il evident that secretary Root de-
sires 10 have representatives Of tbs
United States at hand with q strong
force at their command. when the crisis
IN Venezuela is reached. He does r0r.
however desire to create the impression
that he Is. in any way. involving The
United states IN the moral eucouraea-
meut OF a revolutionary movement in
. Venezuela This one explanation OF rbe
secrecy covering the movements OF the
ships.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
8 BRIBERY ARRESTS
STARTLE PITTSBURG
COunCimen and Bankers AC-
cuSed of Grating Many
Secure Bond.

TITTSBCEG. Pa Dec with a
surprise that was startling. six common
councilmeu, one select councilman. and
two bankers are under arrest here on
charges OF conspiracy, corrupt solici-
tatIon. and bribery
The arrests are almost directly due
to investigation by a bank examiner.
AT the InstiEatiou or President Roose-
velt, who ascertained that a bank pres
Idrnt and cashier. without the knOwl-
edge OF The board OF directors. arranS-
ed 70 pay q large amount Of currency
in return for the institution being
made 2 city depository.
W ". Ramsey. president and A-
\ NilsaclI- cashier of the German Ma
tlOnal Bank are the bankers involved.
They were At once dismissed and their
successors elected when the board OF
directors of the bank learned gf their
part in the transaction.
The Information against A A. Vii
sack charges that he cOnSpired with
the accused COunCilmen in the interest
Of the German National. and other
banks likely 10 be repositories. by Of
feriuE bribcS 10 secure deposits OF city
money. II is further alleged that
Continued on Second Page)
The Washington times., 1908-12-22

crowd that soon gathered that under
stood how 10 stop the machine, and
when several men attempted to eXtrl-
cate her by pulling the wagon back
the runabOut shot forward with
jump. hurting her TO the paving.
An effort TO haul the automobile away
was unsuccessful, as the automobile
dehed the attempts of the men 10 pull
IL backward. Finally Dr. Arnold man
aged 70 tell one Of the men how TO
turn a switch that would stop the car
DR.. Arnold, II VIII be remembered.
gained considerable nOtOriety about a
year ago when she was brought before
the Police Court on a charge Of practiC-
ing medicine without license. On the
outcome Of the case depended the fu-
ture status Of chirCpractics and OsteO-
paths ia the District Of Columbia, and
the case attracted wide attention
After a brief hearing, however. Judge
MullOwny ruled that as chirOpractics
and osteOpaths did not administer med
iCines OF any description, there was no
violation OF the law, and the case was
dismissed.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
WHOLE SOUTH SEEKS
TO ENTERTAIN TAFT
By JAMES HAY, Jr.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 22.-President-
EJECT Taft has received invitations to
visit nearly every town Of any size at
all In ne South
To most Of these he has had to send
refusals, as he has not the time TO ac-
cept them. Nevertheless. his abiding
desire TO do all he can 10 make the Re
publican party and Republican prlnci-
pies the dominant factors in Southern
politics mas lead him to make every ef-
fort possible to take in as many South
ern cities as he possibly can.
He said today that IL he could ar
range 1t, he would visit New Orleans on
his return from Panama on his way to
Cincinnati In addition TO this, he
already has promised TO visit Atlanta.
Ca, ana he viii be in Charleston, S.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
Coming of American Ships
Not Feared BY the Dutch

THE HAGUE. Dec. Zl-The reported
dispatch Of several American WarShipS
to the Caribbean Is causing no alarm
today in the Dutch foreign Office TIE
government Processes 10 have SatIsfac-
tory assurances from washington that
no interference in Hollands campaign
against Venezuela is contemplated. aud
that the complete overthrow Of the
Castro regime would be scarcely less
welcome 10 the United States than 10
Holland
Vow that Acting President Gomez. Of
Venezuela. has deposed tho Castro cab
met and appointed a new ministry. the
foreign Office is expecting early over
lures from GARAGES. looking 10 a set
tIeuent of the dispute.
Holland Is anxious To treat with the
new cabinet, and the possibility Of a
hitch is considered remote There is
no possibility OF Castro reCainine his
lost power, according 10 the Dutch
opinion
The Washington times., 1908-12-22

c, at least twenty-four hours before
setting sail for the isthmus on jan
uary -
That the South is responding TO his
efforts tC convert her to Republica nfsm
is shown By the fact that ne already
has enEa age1uentS for conferences here
with several Of the best known news
paper editors
The newspapers of the South are do
ing al they can 10 attract the attention
Of the PreSident-eleCt and at present
there IS a hot and picturesque cOutr0-
verSy IN between the Augusta and
Charleston papers as TO whether or not
he made mistake in choosing Au-
gUsta as his winter home.
Charleston thinks he did, and Au-
gusta is sure he did not.
Today was rainy, and 1Tr. Taft put in
the time debating letters and signing
acknowledgements Of his election con-
Sratulations.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22
CdStrO'S Overthrow BaikS
Germa7y'S Trade Schemes

BERLIN. Dee 22.-The overthrow
Of President Castro. which German
OffciaidOm believes to He imminent in
view of todag's news # NeupzucTa.
viii probably put an enc TO the ne-u-
tiations Castro had begun for tEf, re-
habilitatiOn of Nenezuela's navy and
army
IS a distinct disappointment TO Ger
many. which was figuring on several
rich contracts from the President and
big trade concession His proposition
is now considered out of tie question
AS the treasury of Venezuela Is no
lcuEer at his disposal. advance pays
nest IS considered impossible.