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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-16
APPROVES ARROYO
HONDO PROJECT
Territorial Engineer Sullivan Places
His O. x. on Application For
Water Rights.

One of the most important events
in the way of development in Santa
Fe county will follow the approval OF
the application for water rights ol
Daniel J. Splane. of Chicago, by Ter
ritorial Engineer Vernon L. Sullivan
This irrigation project is under con
temptation and ownership of the Santa
Fe Irrigation and Improvement com.
pany with Offices in Santa Fe and
Chicago.
The location of the dam and reser
vor of this important project is about
three miles south of this city and will
develop about 5000 acres of very
fertile land in the immediate vicinity
The Arroyo Hondo. the source of sup
ply, is small stream rising in the
mountains southeast of the city and
enormous floods are said to pass the
dam site when rains occur in the
mountains and neighboring hills. The
reservoir has a capacity of $500 acre
feet and is to be filled twice year OF
oftener if the supply will warrant.
Most Of the land to be irrigated lies
in the De Vargas Grant owned by the
above company but there is consider
able acreage which has been taken ur
by homesteaders and will receive wa
ter also. The water of this arroyo
rarely if ever, reaches the Rio Grande
and consequently will not in any
way interfere with the Elephant
Butte Project under construction by
the Reclamation Service at Engle, Sier
ra county.
The engineering features involved il
this project, insofar asithey pertain
to the construction Of the dam, com
prise several unique characteristics
The dam is of the arch type, 13O fee
high, 250 feet between abutments, 2O(
foot radius and with an unusually
small cross section which increases
uniformity in thickness from the cen
ter towards the abutments dependins
upon the arch feature entirely for it.
stability. It is composed Of reinforced
rubble concrete. The slopes OF tht
dam site are of such a nature thai
the natural rock serve as the abut
ments up to the 75-foot level, from
this level to the top the slope is st
slight that ordinarily a curved dan
could not be used. To overcome thi'
feature, an unheard Of scheme is to bt
adopted, that is, artificial abutment
to resist the thrust Of the arch, ther'
being one at each end Of the dam
These artificial abutments will be Y
feet IN diameter, Of reinforced concret'
outside and cross walls, with the vac
y. a ant space filed with earth to give add
ed weight. The valve system comprise
several valves placed in the valve wei
at various levels.
IN every detail the dam comprise
all the modern features and will b
q model Of Its kind. Special arrange
ments have been made for the disposa
Of the silt which turbulent stream
such a. the Arroyo Hondo, carries, an,
\ which feature has been more or les
Of puzzle to Irrigation engineers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-16
TAFT ADDRESSES BIG
MEETING AT CHATTANOOGA

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 16.-Judge
w. H. Taft and party arrived here at
an early hour this morning after an all
night run from Louisville. Judge Taft
addressed big meeting here this
morning on the issues Of the cam
paign and received an enthusiastic
ovation. vi
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-16

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

Simmer berfelbe. 3ompos
niit Ger NIT Der iiinsersn Sodtsr eis
ner 5amilit ansetniipft bat uno nun
ppn i9rer Mitslift erfdbrD: % rpeh!
Dd fperbe i9 meine 2iebe fpobl auf
bic Ieltere transponiren miiHen!"
= Gnttduf6t. rSeute fonnte
i9 bi, sanse Rudt tein 9luge f4lies
ben, ipeil i'd immer an ben Wsdiel
benfsn mubte. Der beute fGllig it,"
=. absr. bas bdtteit Ou ia nur gu
Iagen bruud.n; bu battle id Dir
gang lei9t belfen tOnnen." =
.Rannit Ou mir bas 9.lb porftrez
d.n9" - .9us nidt! aber Elm srobs
artts.s SalafpulOsr bdtte i4 gu
Sauie.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
Soniesrdbtr.

Sn Der @tabt SsImsFos in Pifi,
oien 1T elm 9rabitein aus bem eriten
bOrdriftIid.n Sabrbunbert aufgsfilns
ben porben, auf benz in grithiI9er
Spra9s bic Worte iteben: .Sisr
i9lGft ben S1laf Der Gpisteit Elm
Wanu. benz bic Nluien bic Sab. Der
Rebe gaben, goetbos Iiegenb in I'll.
bem SOnis.- Die l.bten @ort. fnb
eana ipDrtli1 gu periteben. gs 1T
lier gum sriten Ulale auf einem ans
titen 9rabitein auss.fprOden. buB
Der Sobte in Sonis beigeiebt ipar.
2lus Sablrei9en Ra9ridten BEL anti
fen SdrifiiieIIern fOlgt basielbe. Sos
Mig ober Wa9s mar sta 3auptmittel
BEL Der Ginbdlfamirung, ipel6e fos
pobI gum 3psde ber 8eifebuns i'm
9rabe, pie aud nur fir Die feierlide
lanee 9lusiteluns Der 2ei9e pOrses
npmmen ipurbe. Sn Sontg rubten
pielfoh bic alten 8abplOnisr, Stps
then unb perier. auh bic &0niee BON
Sparta unb gl.ranber Der 9robs.
Stets mar .s cine tbsurs 8eitattunsss
peiis, bic nur bic 5iirftsn unb 0ors
nebm,n ii9 leiiten tonnten. sic fpisIt
f6on in Der GItsiten sriedif6eu Sas
ae cine RoIle. 9lautos ndmlib, elm
Spbn bss trstiiden SOniss Wiinos,
fiel als anabe BEL Der 8erfolsins
elmer Wlaus in elm SonisfuB unb err
trant bdrin. Durb bic 8unit eines
Ddbriag.rs ipurbe er aber bort ents
b.dt un6 nit Siilfe elmer 3uuberipurs
seI fpieber 3um 2eben erpedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

9rob. Wistber: sd muB
Sbnen mittbeilen. baB mein 8etler
bon WoHer it'll" Sauspirtb: vNun.
sic babsn bod tpobI nidt einen Rel>
Ter bon gbumpaensr srtpartst fir
90 Wart mpndtli6!"
Dus omin0e Wd de-
3ei9eu. o.: rWas hdben Sic
oenn bu an Der Stirne ST bas elm
Ttuttermdl9" g.: .Rsin. bus if Elm
DGi6essi9en". o.: ~Wie meinsn sic
oas9" g.: .@eitern. uls mein Grau
pIdttete. flos mir Elm 8iiseIsiien an
ben &opf."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

= Wiberfprud. ~Mas tn
benn nit Sbrem Wiannt los2 Der
lauft uno op6sitst ia ben sansen
Gag pie perriidt i'm Sdus, i'm Sof
unb i'm 9drten bsrum!A ~4h, in ben
Tubeitun6 iIt er periebt tuOrosn!"
&Ieine gnttGufdung.
JrGulein Tin Der nsusn Wobnung):
rsFinb.n sic nidt, baB bi. 6errsn
al. bier berauffeben, ipenn id am
Senfer iiBe. 9lnnaG" 0ienitmdbd.n:
.Ratiirlib, 5rGulein Sebtpis. serube
unt.r bem Ssniter iit ia .ins -
llbr!" ID,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

@erteumbung. .@is
fcmmt es eisentIi4, bob Srma 10
plOBii9 ben erften beiten eenommen
BATE" = ~Ra. erlaube einntal, es III
iusbsr oer @rfte. nod Der 8eitc!~
anftueruns. Ontel (su
feinem Reffen, .iuem Stubiofus):
.Sans. ipenn Ou unferem Sempez
renslerberein beitrittit. f9ente i4 Dir
20 Dart gum 8ertneipen u"
-gin Seetenar3t. @nGbis.
(bis fih fart Die Gpur f6neiOen
ldBD: .Sie sluuben gar ni9t, pie
mir isbt INNER Der &Opf einsenom,
men iit. Serr SdnitGtsratb." =
bon ipem oenn. gndOige Sruu9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

- auf bem Seiratbsbus
rtuu. &unbe: r9llfo bic 3Isine iit
p.rlobt. bic ba sben 5ur Sbiire bereins
tommtg" 8srmittler: Still -. iie
tpsiB es nod ni4t!"
= @erfdnuppt. o.: wDis
Meniden beruntertommen tDnnen!
Seute tlopfte elm 8ettlsr BEL mir an.
Der Dor S.bn Sabren in Der beften
Gsftaf9aft pertebrte unb nit bem
i'd tdsli4 suiammen mari" g.: ~Sas
ben Sic fi9 gu ertennen s.seben9"
a.: r9spabre; sr triests ia nod
Sebn Murt bon mir!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

- Dilemma. Sunser Wann
(bsr Dor bem Seirutben itebt): Der
WiiGer iast: sd als edter Sreunb
ratbe Dir ab bonn Seiratbsn!" Der
Msi.r fust: sd ulS .dter Jreunb
ratbe Dir, beirutbe!" giun mO4te
i'd muir piFen. p.Ider Don ben beis
ben Der falfde &.rl if.-
- Der 4alt6afte poIi'
aeifommiffar. poliseifommifz
far (bei Der 9lbfpsrrunG: .Sttr tOns
nsn sic ni4t bur4. msin Ssrr!'
sd bin aber alrat unb min gu einem
4ranten!" Song ssal; Sic miiHen
.intn umpes MAIDEN. uno ipenn Sbr
putitnt in5ipii4en seiunb peroen
folte!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

,. Dn bait idon gu pitl Bier &C.
trunten!"
Sol" fitl er tpiitberb Elm. ~Meinf
an Gnoe sar, ooB ih betrunten bina
Ou bolft mir bus Bier! SD pia's
nun einuaI iu!"
rSissfriso Sth 6ef4tpSre 9i&!-
flebte lie, in Sbrdnen ausbre4eno.
,Rur 6os ni9t! SD babe btsber al.
les 0bne Wurrsn fir Did get9dn.
Iber oas tbue i6 ni9t. Gs fam ia
iiberbdupt Dein grnIt nidt iein, mid
au ben ro6en 9efslIsn gu ihidsn.
Dab Grbarmen!"
Wieber sins i6m bieier Spn gum
Ser5en. 2fber aud bas ip6ttiide:
DOS gins abef Der Spfrutbstodter
i9ier iiber b'2iub". f6fpirrte ipie tou
in feinem 3opf umber.
rDu sebf. fas' i4 Dir. Ou
eehit!" briilIte er f4ier finnlos.
.Siegfrieb, iiberl.ss ss Dir. mdbns
te iie nit pIobli9 in rubisem grns
Fe. "@snn i'd sehs, ssb' i'd iibsr'
rDu sehft. ias' id, 9u sebft. ..
ooer :" babel itrsdte iidh feline
Sdnb beOrObli9 nad einem SeFsI
aus.
Die entiebts 5rau mantle in bas
S3lafstmmer, sriff NIT aitternoer
Sano mad einem gsIbz un6 prttios
fenpGdden unb ftiirmte odnn, ipie
bon Gurisn sepeiIht. in bic einbre.
4enoe OGmmeruns binuus. =
sic nabm ben fiiraeiten Beg burh
ben Walo, Inn bic 8abnftation 5u ers
rei9en. Die IsrmIte .fieberte. Shre
5udenoen 2ippen murmelten INNER
tpieoer: r8ts Sir Ufutter fargt es
i9on. :" Da fdrtdte iie pl6blid Dor
elmer sroben. ountlen 9efalt nit
sriinli9 i8iIlernbem RieieHbaupt 3u,
| rid.
Das tpubte iie au9 pom S0rfter.
Der aIInGdtlid anifatt mad DiIbbits
ben. mad einem Seraensoieb fanoete.
Der pom breiten Out berabfaIlenbe
Wtiidenf9leier IoIIte Jpn untenntIi9
MAIDEN unb 70 fab er ipeit mebr einem
fasenbaften Waloteufel, als sinem
Nsnfden sIei9. 2uuernb idlid er
poripdrts sesen Die bids 5idte, bins
ter Der bic 5liebenbe in tDotIi6er
! aRgit nis6erseIunten mar. Do9
iGblinss itubte er iiber elm bon snts
ssssngeiebter Seite orinsenbss 9ss
rduf9.
Cine bobe UeGnnergeitdlt brad
ii9 bort baitis Durd oas llnterbOls
8abn.
Des S6rRers 3iise berserrtsn ii4.
8liBidnelI rib .r feline SIinte Don
Der Sdulter. 3ielte unb briidte ab.
Gin Iuuter WeHfdrsi our9ssGts
ben itillen WaIb.
Die iunse Srau, Die eben nod
'drsdsrfurrt ibr antIib nit 5siS,n
Sdnoen uerbiiIlt bate, f9nellte ems
por. Dos mar ia Die Stimme ;5res
Mannes.
Sesli6e Gur9t mar pISbIi9 bon
ibr seipi4sn. sic flos Ser Ridtuns
bes Sammerlautes entgesen unb fanb
ibrsn 9attsn blutiibsrtr0mt i'm MOps
sebettet.
rsissfriso!" idrie iis. fid iibsr
Jpn tpsrfenb, -itirb mir nidt! 9rOs
Der Soft. muir bas ni9t! Sd seE in
Die S9ente. i'd bole Dir Bier, 10
Diel Ou fpigit. BUR itirb mir
ni9t. - 4amd4tistr. 9ub' @rbars
men,"
rn6 @ott erbormte fid ibrss Gle
bens, erbtelt ibr ben @atten unb
i9enfte ibr obenbrsi als @liidspfan6
elm boIOes &nGblein. bas fern Oom
S9auplaB ibrsr erfen perbGnsnibs
oollen, ebeli9en ae6ensepiiooe bus
2i9t Der Welt erblidte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

M afi5iDs. Der Mann, Der
mid aus Dem WaiFer ser.ttet, ipar
elm gnsel!" = so T9nelI mar sr
oappngefloeen9"
3eitbilo. wBober tennen
sic Oenn sieentli6 ben Suber9" -
~gr bat meine Sreite 9ralrt sebeiras
tibet nnb i6 feline pierte."
= MiI6ernbsr Il f n 3.
Berliner: sd bin ni9t einsepunz
6erter. ionOern sebOrener 8erliner!~
Wtiindener: p9lllo elm 8srliner, Der
nidts bafiir tannl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

= Gin Don Suan. .@sftsrn
gut amiiiirt auf Dem Bal, Serr
2sutnont9" = Brilliant; iou beute
nit pierSebn Miittsrn rebenl"
3abIenfpmbolit. pros
fefIor: rSsben sic, Die sebeimniBs
poGIsn ge3isbunssn Der 3abltn sus
chamber fnb oft ipun6erbar! Wenn
id gum 8.iipisl bas Datum meit,er
9eburt nit meintr Selepbonnummer
nultipIi5ire, 70 srsibt bic Quabrats
tpurssl aus oisTsr 3abl. perminb.rs
I'm ods 9llter metn.r Sdtpiestrmilts
ter, senau m.ine Sausnummer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

8eG.ibisung. Der nui
gerpaltsr. Der ii4t fei' srOb!... 3
sf6t ia rtdtis. Der att bdt DIN uu' bte
zinb ba amOi a Iaubomms RinbOied
anber 70 sbbes s'5Oibd. dber Der nut.
Der fast sIei: -Sie uns'f4idtsr
menfth. sic una'fdidter"!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03
aniidtstarte NIT gb o.

anfi9tstorte NIT 9 : o'
tosrapbie. pbotosrupb: Sic
MAIDEN Elm oisl gu ftreHses 9eii9t.
msins 9nGSiss!" : 0ame; ~Durds
aus ni9t; RE anii9tstarte 1T fir
meinen Wann beitimmt, Der aussns
blidli9 StroSpittper iit, unb bd
lam man gar ni9t itrtng ssaus aus
iebeu!N
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-03

5err: Suteu Sag. Serr profsI'
for. ertnnern sic itd nidt mebr an
S56ren ebemulieen S4iiler. NiiI'
1er IL
profeifor: Sm. ia h. i9 snt'
iFnne mid iebt. nur fommt es mir
S5or. uIs 6dtten sic bGmGls bds Saar
sItoers getragen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
REIGN OF TERROR IN
PERSIAN SHAFTS DOMAIN

London. July IA correspondent
Of the Times at Tabriz, under yester-
days date. says:
Il arrived safely after some almost
desperate yicisssitudes and find the
situation here one OF great gravity for
the inhabitants, but there is no direct
danger for Europeans. on my way to
this city ! myself was seized and car
ried four miles by Rachin Khans
horsemen, but was eventually releas-
ed and conducted to Tabritz.
'"The shah has placed Rachin Khan
In chief command Of the troops. with
exceptional powers to disarm the peo-
pie and restore order. Rachin Khan
has 1900 men under him. while OPP
posed to his forces are four hundred
revolutionary devotees, backed by
Of the population az were COM
priscd In the recent constitutional
movement. Rachin Khan yesterday
closed all the exits Of the town and
attempted to reduce the number of
revolutions. Desultory street fighting
occurred throughout the day and still
continues. but the issues OF this guer-
rilla fighting are still indefinite.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
PHILADELPHIA BANK
CLOSED BY COMPTROLLER

Washington. u g.. July 1t-Th,
National Deposit bank of P|hnadelphia
was closed today boy direction OF tn,
comptroller of tho currency and n
g.. Elliott was appointed receiver.
The closing OF tire bank wus under
orders Received hy National Rank FIX
bmin,r William NJ HlrJt
Tho acting cnmptroll,r of the eur
rrnc' stated that this bank was clos
"d bvcause Of persistent aud CON
unuous disregard of tbc requirements
OF thr laW with respect Co tho main
iennnce off lawful money reserve and
was Iu o. generally unsatisfactory CON.
dltion otherwise
This ls tho frst time Boo the history
Of the service TINT a bank bias hesn
U''srd ou accouut 1f violation of the
'aw with respect DOB r,srrte require
m.ni.
THE hauH according tn tn, comp
trH office. h.HtIf Indebted %.
iHf iuit.i sI4l Treasury au a..Huui
Hl ih0 ntr ufr f.Ht UI.muiInn nlud
HHI.n I.am Philadelphia ...
ihn.l haHE n. d amaI.
In deposit. amounted f.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
CONSCIENCE STRICKEN
CONVICT SURRENDERS

Michigan. Ind. July 14.-Thomas
Mccarthy, aged forty years. for whose
capture the warden OF Indiana state
prison here has had a reward stand
Ing for three years, returned 10 the
prison this evening voluntarily and
gave himself W, with the prospect Of
serving twelve more years unless the
governor or the parole board should
release him sooner In 1905 McCar-
thy escaped after having been paroled.
lie went to the Pacific coast. and ar
ter leading q precarlous existence he
Joined the salvation Army at Yaka-
mi, Wash, His conscience troubled
him and after he had earned enough
money he started back to prison, pay-
ing an his own expenses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
BAYARD MEN GO
To MANEUVERS
Another Splendid Rain De-
lights farmers of Grant
County, Fruit Crop viii Be
Heavy and Fine.

Especial Correspondence Morning journal, ]
Fort BHyard. July 13.-Ntne Of the
eX-soldiers OF Fort Bayard. who have
Joined Company u of the New Mexico
national guard left here at noon today
with tho others to take in the maneu-
vers az Leon Springs, Texas.
Another of those delicious summer
rains that delight the heart Of the
advocate Of dry farming this after
noon washed down this part of Grant
county The present indication is that
there win be better crops In this vi
entity than Is usual. Our farmers
have planted more and there seems
to be a better growth. Fruit Is of
better quality ana greater quantity
than last year. This is especially true
of those sections where the late frost
did not materially damage the fruit
Nine of the patients of this place
who have been cured are awaiting the
order for their return to duty. Many
OF these men havo put in their appli-
cation for n transfer from their old
commands TO troops and companies
located in Texas. New Mexico and
Colorado, the patients realizing the
benefits of the climate In those places
for II who has had lung trouble. A
number uf these men are employed
in the post garden awaiting their or
der from the war department.
Every day now there are two or
three patients arriving here. These
largely old patients. discharged
her for disability in the line Of duty
and who are thus entitled to the
privileges of the home. their expenses
being defrayed by the National Sol
licrs' home, of the District Of Co
'umbia, which sends amy OF its benc-
iciaries, who contract tuberculosis
for treatment as well ls those
who are discharged here foy that rea
SON. or the over on ~tt.ousand who
treated here evets- Year old-half
lro treated here every year onc-half
home,
The old administration building Is
completely torn down ana the
foundation OF the new administration
building rs st8kod out ready for the
Ia hurrrs of Contractor Harlaud to be-
.in work ON IL. The foundation for
The two sets of non-commissioued of
llrrs quarters is almost finished. Mr
having some twenty or mora
men rmuloyrd There M present These
buildings win ada To the beauty
pr thr post when finished.
fhe Minneapolis steel Machinery
company OF Minneapolis. which has
he contract for the erection Of the
mammoth tank under co%nstruc-
ION here now have two men here
measuring fur the bottom of the new
eservoir as thr steel sent here for :
his purpose dil not DO perfectly and .
VAS for This reason condemned by I
Post Architne. Conlan. 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
MODEL COAL MINE
TO Be SEEN At The
EXPOSITION
WILL SHOW EVERY DETAIL
OF MINING OPERATION
Victor Fuel Company and
American Fuel Company to
Unite in Unique Exhibition.

An exhibit never before attempted
IT any exposition and the largest of-
fort o. rs kind ever made. VIII be
undertaken during the coming Irri.
CATION congress here by the Victor
Fuel company operating in Colorado
and the American Fuel company, OPP
Grating Ia New Mexico.
fTHe plan -contemplates the erection
here out Of conl and coke Of a large
building covering a total area 30 by
Is feet. IN which will be shown prac-
tieagly The entire operation Of the
mining OF coal from the cutting Of ne
vein to the loading OF coal on the cars.
A typical coal mine Of the southwest
ern fields win be- built. showing en-
trance 10 the mine. slope and rooms.
Ia which real coal miners viii be al
work. while in the mine itself VIII be
shown twice each day moving pictures
which will place before the spectators
81 picture form scenes from h life
Of the southwestern coal miner, show
ing every detail Of his daily life and
work
The experiment is q large one and
viii have "a very great interest not
only az a showing ~ the vast rec
sources ~ the southwest IN full hut
as a sociological lesson. The pictures
VIII be taken from life and from varl-
Gus camps in New Mexico and Arl-
zana and viii show hat the average
coal miner in this section of the coun-
Try actually works under less Of in
convenience and hardship and is bet
ter fed and clothed and better housed
than almost any other class Of labor
ing men.
The exhibit complete viii cost about
10. 900 ana win be the largest ex-
hlbition Of GOAL eyer made at any cX-
position. The building. slope and
rooms will be Of coal while the whole
VIII be rooted with coke.
Construction Of the building viii be-
gin in the rear future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
ALLEGED MINE FAKER
SEIZED IN LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles. Cal, July 14.-Dr. W.
s. Phillips. now awaiting trial on two
charges of fraud in connection with
land deals in this county and at Gold
field. Nov. VAS placed under arrest
today by a deputy United States mar
shal ON a federal grand jury indict-
mcut returned at Chicago charging
him with the fraudulent use OF the
mails In connection with the business
of thc American Mexico Mining and
Development company.
With Phillips WIS arrested John b.
Swalley ON an Indictment charging
him with the same ofcnse. Both were
arraigned before Commissioner WI
liams and were released on bonds of
81. 600 each. Resides Phillips and
Swalley the indictments charge DR.. A.
r GROVE. Walter S. Dillon. Mare Sher-
wood. n. r. Graham. w. X. Graham
ana vs.. A. Arms with similar onenses
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
HUGHES WILL
ACCEPT ANOTHER TERM

New York. July 1t-"Governor
Hughes VIII run for office again, II
he thinks that the people wish him
10 do so."
This was the opinion offered to-
night by Rev Or. Walter Laidlnw.
chairman OF the cooperating COM
mission of the Anti-Racr Track Gam
bling association. following a talk with
b governor last Sunday.
We talked of many things said
DR. Laidlaw, And think It would
not be proper to repeat any portion
of our conversation. Stiu / believe /
am right In saying that Governor
Hughes has a conception OF public
duty that would cause aA.< 10 run for
his present office again Il ne felt the
party wished H."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
HANDSOME SILVER CUP
DONATED BY UTAH MEN

Hon. Fred J Kiosel. of ogden, Utah
advises COL II Z, Twitehell. secretary
Of The Irrigation congress, that a
handsome silver cup win be donated
by The Utah Development association
for the best exhibit Of tomatoes grown
under irrigation. He also advises that
be IS rapidly getting things into shape
FOR the exhibit from Utah and prom
ises that II win be q fine display Of
the agricultural products Of that state
THAT there VIII be quite a contingent
from t'tah, delegate % tho congress
and visitors. "a assured by AIR Kiesel
The city Of SANTA re has determined
70 sen the Capital CITY band to Al
%buquerquo for the entire week of the
Irrigation congress ana for the EXPOSE
ton. The coming of the band will
be of considerable importance as "a
musical feature and win be- OF value
10 the can'tsl az an advertising fta
ture.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-15
NOTICE TO TIE PURIIC.

Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned that the Independent Lum-
her company has his day purchased
from the Rio Grande Material and
Lumber company all of the assets OF
the Rio Grande Material ard Lumber
company. located at the corner of
Marquette avenue and North Third
street. That the Independent Lumber
company will pay all Indebtedness due
and owing from the Rio Grande Ma
terial m Lumber company to any
person, firm or corporation. and will
collect all bills due and owing to the
said Rio Grande Material and Lumber
company.
RIO GRANDE MATERIAL AL
LUMBER COMPANY.
BY 5. J.. BracK. Manager.
To the former customers of the
Rio Grande Lumber Co. and TO the
trade in general:
The undersigned. having this day
bought out the entire interest OF the
Rio Grande Lumber Co. and having
assumed an liabilities and had trans
ferred TO us an accounts due said Rio
Grande Lumber Co hereby ANNOUNCE
that We viii conduct said yard as
strictly q retail lumber yard. and will.
carry a full line Of everything need
ed IN building masrial.
We hope 90 merit your patronage
and can promise you the best OF treat.
ment Mr. = J.. Brack viii remain
with u and he viii Doe glad 20 have
his friends eau and get bur prices be-
fore placing their orders
INDEPENDENT LUMBER co.
hF Louis b Ram Manager