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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-23

RAISER had hardly finished speaking. when
two old Squaws came toward US, one bear
ing bucket of water. the other carrying a
pan of Cornmeal muSh They placed the
bucket and the pan on the ground. and kneel-
ing close beside Us teasingy offered first the
water and then the mush. but our hands be
ing bound We could take neither This evI-
IDENTIFY was great sport T. the hays. for they
grunted and cacked gleefully They had no
intention to give US food. but evidently had
been sent by Broken Toe TO torture us.
In the pan of mush a great wooden
spoon and one OF the Squaws. dipping out a
spoonful OF mush held 1t toward my mouth. l
leaned forward 10 take the muSh. but when
my hps touched II. | found that 1t was scaldIng
hot and quickly drew away. This also seemed
t. amuSe the bag and II make the Joke
doubly funny she thrust the hot mush III my
face The pam was eNcruciating; but |
laughed. | had made up my mind that
would not give these red demons the sItistac-
ton Of knowing that | could suffer pain
ust - the old bag thrust the mush III my
face. several men approached The humor-
Gus squaw was Ilneeling near my feet and the
pan of mush was Just behind her. continued
to laugh. but wanted to Kill the old she devil
SO | lifted my feet. II carrying out the Joke
kicked her III the face and she fell backward
My part OF the Jest proved better than | had
hoped. Tor She quickly stretched out her
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-14
Mines and Mining

Morby of Robinson has been granted smoke
purifier to be used in connection with smelling plants
put yesterday morning and
quite likely that in the future the working force will be
materially increased Conditions at the mine faering
far can be learned-Pak Recorder.
Holloway superintendent of Sioux property,
turned "Wednesday evening after several days absence Mr. Hold
Reporter.
Three Of heavy rails received the Rio Grande
rails will be used constructing switches the merEureka
Reporter.
at silver City and as result the stock has been demand during
the week at greatly nd % The B0 &c mp now o has
when conditions change and the ln properties are again
Mr. James of in yesterday. gen
emn interested in mining located at Swan Lake
twenty vein ore had lately Samples
been and the returns awaited with interest,"
The Biscuit Mining Company Of Salt Lake. whose mines 10
sd @ sS c Rs made ompn a1d W g o w s
ss e M a the for the
signments to the smelter.
Utah ?1B rapidly @ its @ It'll sos, IT.
Gsoo TONS This should give production ooOoo pounds in
February 100000 companys operating
very cheap This good reason for belexe that will sell
much higher before the end of the yearBngam Bulletin
Though being DAILY Judge enough
being taken out to the mill capacity for the shift
employed and the mine the development WORK opening up some
are restored in the camp With facilities Afforded by the
profit con 5 The 5 zinc casss
dendpayers before many months have passed-Par Record
Edward Greeves late arrival in Ogden from Nevada,
while discussing existing conditions in that with party
friends said that Gold Circle is the latest attracting
the Sagebush mineral belt He added that the
s p a Good 5
located being developed for radius of five miles
Gold Circle and everything the boom is understood that Mr.
Geeves will that within few days and will likely
stock general merchandise there
constant and growing demand for supplies of character
Ogden Standard
General Manager Edmunds Of the Bingham Aalgamad Cop
Company stated Wednesday afternoon that this organization had
completed with the Yampa Company Bingham by
Amagamated will begin shipments plans be
ranged Mr. Edmund states that by virtue of this the
ship 100 tons of week the Yampa
sme the of the extending for twelve from
the date of signing He believes the will all the
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02

rules followed by the regular army.
IL In the next three or four years
1t makes the progress It has made
in the past 1t need not fear COM
parison with any military school In
the United States. or In the world.
come not with words OF fiattery but
I speak from information gained
from official reports for several years.
In comparison with the militia / will
say there is a wide gap between the
two organizations. 1t is true the
militia has been lacking necessary
appropriations but there is that gain
ed in a military school which cannot
be obtained otherwise. We look to
our military schools for our most ef-
ficient soldiers and from the several
Inspections OF your cadets I will say
that no school in the country is bet
ter fitted to turn out able and well
disciplined soldiers. You have won
as a recognition of your efficient
work the first prize, this beautiful
loving cup. May II ever be stimulus
to you in the future for increased
ana more jealous efforts. shall In
future do all In my power to aid and
increase the efficiency and usefulness
of this grand military school.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
pyTH|ANS ELECT AND
INSTALL OFFICERS
Sanitarium Proposition VIII be Taken
Up At Evening Session.

This morning In the Eiks' man
quet hall. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year by the
grand lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias
who are in session In this city today:
Grand chancellor, John A. Haley.
Captain, N. M: vice grand chancel-
lor, w. Homer Hill. Socorro. N. M;
grand prelate. w. H. Williams. DEM
ing; grand keeper OF records and
seals. o. @. Shafer. East Las Vegas;
grand master OF exchequer. Louis w.
GALES. Albuquerque; grand master at
arms. George n Bradford, Dawson;
grand inner guard. w. Q. Forest, Ros-
we'll, and grand outer guard, III. L..
Pickley. Ration.
These officers were installed at
noon.
The matter OF the locating and
building of the new sanitarium and
hospital at Las Vegas was discussed
at length and will be settled this
evening and while nothing definite Is
known, It is thought that the $780,
600 building will be built at that
place in the near future. The new
Institution promises to be one OF the
best In the southwest and means much
to the city in which 1t is thought that
II will be built.
Nearly rs members of the X. p.
order are In the city attending the
sessions of the lodge.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
THE B. zfSH|P FLEET
REACHED MANILA
TODAY
Thousands of People Cheered
Sailors as Ships Sailed
Across Historic
Battlefield.
CHINESE AGITAIQRS
STIRRING UP TROUBLE
They Spread Report That Ameri
cans viii Capture Annoy to Use
1t as Base of Operations
When War Is Declared
With Japan.

Manila, Oct. 2.-Met by a half hum
dred excursion steamers and launches
and cheered by thousands the At
iantic battleship feet steamed slowly
into Manila bay this afternoon. and
sailing majestically across the bat
tlefield where Dewey and his men
rought their historical fight with the
Spanish fleet ten years ago, dropped
anchor or the city.
AS the ships anchored General wes-
ton, military commander in this city.
sent a message by wireless. convey
ing the greetings of himself, his Of
ficers and the men of the army to
Admiral Sperry and his men. GOV
ernor General Smith witnessed the
arrival of the feet from his launch.
whore he entertained a large party
his official visit to the feet tomor-
his official visit to the fiet tomor-
row morning, when Manila's welcoms
will be rendered in the form Of q
great water parade.
Four cases OF cholera were report
ed In Manila today, including that OF
q. d. Mitchell, an American dentist.
whose wife died of cholera u fort
night ago.
In discussing the cruise from San
Francisco Admiral Sperry declared
that the efflciency ef the ships lad
been greatly increased. This particu-
larly In the engineering department.,
but a symetrical development of the
entire feet has steadily increased with
the repetition of drills and with the
additional experience OF handling the
ships under all conditions. Shore
leave will be granted the officers pro-
vided they return to their ships by
AZ p. m. There win be no formal
exchange of calls this evening. but
this will occur tomorrow morning.
The fleet sails for Japan October 3.
Lieutenant Frank Taylor Evans of
the battleship Louisiana, and Lieu
tenant Charles Burt. of the Georgia,
will be tried before a special court
martial on board the Wisconsin Oc-
tober s. The charges against Evans
are for being absent from his sta
ton while acting as chief of the
deck. using profane and disrespectful
language to a superior officer. and
| intoxication.
The charge against Burt is conduct
unbecoming an officer and a gentle-
man.
Midshipman Richard Bernard OF
the Louisiana. was tried before a
court martial at Albany, Australia,
and sentenced to dismissal from the
service. He was found guilty of be-
ing under the influence OF liquor
while on parade in Melbourne. Mid
shipman Edward Connor. of the
Minnesota, will be tried on the charge
OF being under the influence Of liquor
at Albany. =
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02

Company A cadets of the New Mex
leo Military Institute at Roswell, and
Company A of the New Mexico ma
tional guard of Las Cruces were yes
terday announced the winners In the
competitive military drill The an
nouncement was made by Lieutenant
Hobson OF the Twenty-frst infantry
and was received with cheers of ap-
proval by the immense crowd presen
The drill was one of the prettiest
attractions of yesterdays entertain
ment and by far the cleverest of any
like maneuvers ever witnessed here.
The competitors were the Roswell
cadets, the cadets from the Agricul-
tural college and several companies
Of the national guard. The winning
cadets are perfectly trained In the
manual of arms and field movements
and would do credit to West Point
training. The cadets in their gray
uniforms and white gloves. trained to
a minute precision executed the drills
comprising the competition with a
training that more than exceeded the
anticipation of the spectators. In ad-
dition to the regular competitive drills
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02

A large audience was In attendance
at Convention hall this morning, some
drawn by the announcement that
william r. Hearst would address the
congress during the early session, an 1
others with a desire to hear the re
ports of the committees on perma-
nent organization and order OF busi-
ness and on resolutions. The first
is charged with the important duty
OF nominating and recommending the
officers for the ensuing year, and the
latter with incorporating into written
form the desires and wishes Of the
congress preparatory to having them
carried into effect.
The first part Of the program re-
garding Mr.. Hearsts appearance
proved a Disappointment as he was
not able to appear till later in the
day, but the committee reports were
submitted as scheduled shortly after
noon and just previous to adjourn
ment.
The meeting opened promptly Oh
time with the usual preliminaries of
music, etc, followed almost immedi-
ately with an interesting address by
Prof. f. w. Blackman OF the Uni
versity Of Kansas on Government
Control of Irrigation and Forestry" f"
His argument was an appreciation Of
the work OF the federal government
In enacting legislation for the preven-
ton of wasteful methods in the use
Of natural resources and in construc-
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HAVE SESSION HERE
Association Convened This Morning
and Chose Albuquerque for
Next Meeting Place.

The New Mexico Funeral Directors
and Elmbalmers association is in an
nual session today, having met al 10
o'clock this morning in the parlors
'of +. ii. Strong. Owing to the abb
sence of both President Ullery and
Vice President Borders, II. NJ. Thorne
of Carlsbad presided. After the in
vocation by Rev. Fletcher Cook, a
cordial welcome was extended by
Mayor Lester in behalf of the city.
Various reports were read after
which committees reported on the
time and place for the next meeting
in 1903. The place chosen was AL
buquerque and the time, during the
fair, with a mid-year meeting al San
at Fe. A lecture by Prof. J. II.
Clarke of the Cincinnati School OF
Embalming Will be delivered this eve
ming in the parlors of the Borders
undertaking establishment at o'clock
on the subject OF the Circulation of
the Blood"
The following members of the as
sociation are In the city at present
attending the session:
A. p. Moore. Denver; A. Borders,
F. II. Strong, c. F. French, Albu-
querque; J. A. Mahoney, Deming; S.
w. Pease, Texico; 5. L. Pollock, Sill
yer City; II. c. Strong, Las Cruces;
r. NJ. Thorne, Carlsbad: ]. ]. Vinot,
Silver City; C. II. Van Stone. Santa
Fe; A. e. Wilt, Clayton: James e.
Rowland. Mcintosh; John Schawer.
Gallup; ]. c. Macarthur, Santa Fs;
L. b. Reynolds Dawson; G. c. Bero,
Pennington; w. NJ. BOrrowdale w.
M. Magdale1a; A. ]. Buck, Alamo
gordo; w. G.. Lane, San Mareial: L.
r. Montenie. Santa Fe: II. ]. Me-
Clements, Alamogordo.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02

the Roswell cadets performed the
Butts manual to the accompaniment
of a medley by the Institute band.
The drill was the prettiest of the con-
test. The companies of the national
guard did splendidly and the decision
was difficult.
Following the competitive drill. the
troops of cavalry from Fort Wingate
under the command of Captain II. o.
Willard gave several thrilling field
maneuvers, which never fail to de-
light the audience.
At the camp this mor1ing the
trophies were presented by z. L. Med
Ter. representing Mayor Lester. The
big silver loving cup for cadets was
given to the Roswell cadets. who also
received 500 In cash. The second
prize. cup also. was presented to
the Agricultural college cadets. The
Las Cruces company of national
guards was presented with a cup as
the first prize, and the Silver City
company the second prize. a silver
cup.
Governor Curry and General Bell
both made short addresses, and the
general highly complimented the
cadets. He told them that IL they
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
TUBERCULOSIS EXPERTS
HAVE BUSY SESSION TO-DAY

Washington. Oct. 2.-The final ses-
sions Of the seven sections OF the IN
ternational tuberculosis congress were
begun this morRing In the National
Museum. The discussions VIII have
a far reaching effect i'm solving tn
world problem OF eradicating tubere'l-
losis. Before the sessions adjourn
this evening the day will have been
one OF the most eventful OF the we r.
as a range OF subjects not heret 'fort
touched viii be handled by eminent
medical men from all over the world.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02

Annoy China. Oct. 2,--Local agita-
tors have been circulating a report
to the effect that the American bat
tleship fleet which visits this port at
the end of October, proposes TO seize
Annoy as a base OF operations in the
Forthcoming war against Japan. Peo-
pie have become alarmed and re-
Gently began to leave the city.
Then to prevent general exodus.
the municipal authorities issued a
proclamation forblddiHg people going
into the interior from taking heavy
baggage with them Two of the agf-
tators have been arrested and pun
ished by severe whipping.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02

continued to improve during the next
three years as they have during the
past, the Roswell school would be
ahead OF anything in the country.
Captain Clark in a short speech
named the camp Camp Curry"
Trophies for the regulars were pre-
sented, following the presentation to
cadets and national guards.
General Bells speech in part was
as follows:
The citizens of New Mexico should
be Indeed proud to have in their
midst a military school of the high
class quality Of the New Mexico Mill
tary Institute. It is-d-scnoof of which
any state In the union would feel
proud. / have watched with exceed
ing interest the rapid strides 1t has
made In the last three or four years.
| have been receiving official reports
for several years and Its Advancement
has been remarkable. have placed
1t on the distinguished list for the
last two years. From a high official
of the school / have Just learned
that a manlier body OF men sould not
De found. Their discipline is strictly
military and the cadets receive their
punishment In accordance with the
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
BRYAN is BACK HOME,

Lincoln, Oct. 1.-William ]. Bryan
arrived in Lincoln this morning aft
campaigning nearly a month In the
east, middle and northwest. AS the
train bearing him home pulled into
the station Taft's special was on =
side track ready to continue on its
journey.
Bryan announced that this was the
twenty-fourth anniversary of his mar
riage and as he proposed to celebrate
the event there would not be much
news FROM Fairview. On the tour he
Travelled over 1000 miles and delivered
over 2rO speeches. He returned much
enco praged over the outlook.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
Big DIAMOND THEFT
FROM new YORK FIRM
ycweiry Valued at $4,000 Missing
and Inventory Not Yet Complete.

New York. Oct. 2.-The investiga-
tiou which followed the discovery that
a diamond sunburst was missing from
the warerooms OF oliver NJ. Ferrand.
a Maiden Lane diamond importer,
disclosed what may prove to be one
of the biggest diamond robberies In
the diamond district. Already 1t Is
said that Jewelry valued at $4,000 is
known to have disappeared and an in
ventory of the stock has not yet been
completed.
1t Is has also been disclosed that
robberies have been going on for
years. While the investigation has
been In progress Ferrand has been
endeavoring to find one OF the Oldest
and most trusted employees. who has
been away from the city several
months. This man should have re-
turned from his vacation September
1, but did not come and no word has
been received from him.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
CONGRESS PROGRAM.
saturday, Oct s--Nfth Day.

saturday, Oct 3--Fifth Day.
} s:30 a. m. Music--Twenty-fir I
band. u. s. army. :
Address-Joseph e. Ransdell
OF Louisiana, president National
Rivers and Harbors congress:
Navigation as Related to Irri-
CATION"
Address-E. c. Barnard, geol-
ogist II. S. G. S
Address--M. o. Leighton. chief
photographer. u. s. G. s.: WA :
} ter Power and It's Relation to
} Irrigation"
Address-Thomas G. Gerdine,
} geographer, u. s. G. S.: "The
} Combined Drainage Irrigation
Problem of the Sacramento VAL
ley."
Address--W. A. Ward of Tex
} as: "Rice Cultivation"
Miscellaneous addresses and
discussion.
Report of committee on elec-
ton of officers of the Seven
teenth National Irrigation con-
} gress.
1880 p. IN. Music-Twenty-first
} Infantry band, u. S. army.
Selection of place for holding
the seventeenth session of the
, National Irrigation congress.
Music-Twenty-first Regiment
} band, U. S. army.
$3.50 p. m. Nat NJ. Brigham
of Illinois: "The Grand Canyon
OF Arizona" illustrated with
, stereopticon views. Convention
, hall. Everybody invited.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
COTTON CROP REPORT.

Washington, Oct. 2.-The cotton re-
port Issued today by the department
of agriculture shows the average con-
dltion OF the crop September 25 was
69.7 per cent OF normal, as against
1871 August 2s last, 81 September 25,
1907. and 67.s. the average for the
past ten years on September %.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
JUDGE MANN ENJoINS SALOONS
NEAR TOWN OF MOUNTAINAIR

Mountainair, n. NJ. oct. 2.-(Spe-
ciai.)-Judge f.. A. Mann today Is
sued permanent injunction against
two saloons located near this place on
the grounds that they were not on
the townsite and there was not suf-
ficient population to make their IL
censes legal. II is said the Anti-
Saloon league here win at once pros
ecute tho proprietors. M1untainair
refuses to permit saloons on ths
townslts.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
DELEGATES FAVOR NATIONAL CONSERVATION BODY
AND SUGGEST CONGRESS MEETING AT WASHINGTON

List Of Officers Headed by BaTsOW Presented by Commit
tee viii be Adopted at TomorrOWS SeSsiOn--Big Crowd
Attends Congress Today and Hears Report of Resolutions
Committee Which In Lengthy Statement. Strongly En-
dorses Governments Work in the West and Recommends
Changes Looking for Bettermen of Some Conditions
Delegates Favor Pan American Congress-
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
THE RESOLUTIONS ENDORSE
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Forestry Department, Reclamation Ser
wee and Geological Survey Are Ldud-
ed in Report Presented This Morning
and Adopted by Delegates Urge Re-
peal of Timber and Stone Act and
Establishment of immigration Bureau
in Western dteS--WOuld Extend
Carey Act.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
WILL BUY MORE SILVER.

Washington. w. c., Oct. 2.-Direc-
tor of the Mint Leach announced to-
day that he would resume this week
the purchase OF fine silver for sub
sldlary coinage. He states that he
expects to purchase about 1885, 900
ounces each week for an indefinite
period.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
THE EXPOSITION.
Saturday. Oct. 8.

saturday, Oct. 3.
. a. m. Exposition grounds
} open for admission.
10 a. m. Baseball at eXposi-
} ton grounds, college teams.
1880 a. m. Rand contest con-
} tinued at the exposition grounds.
} Carnival attractions on the Ca
} mino Real.
9 D. m. Baseball at the expo
sition grounds, tournament
teams.
} 4:30 p. IN. Indian races and
} sports.
, p. m. Grand fireworks dis
} play at exposition grounds.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-02
AS REASONABLE AS EVER.
1t seems that in some parts of

1t seems that in some parts of
, New Mexico reports have been
B spread that exorbitant prices are
D being charged for room and
b board in Albuquerque during the
y Irrigation congress and Terri
torial fair.
such reports are absolutely
D false. There are plenty Of ac-
b commodations for all who come.
Rooms can be secured at from 81
y up. and good meals can be Sc
cured at from 35 cents up, while
there are over 100 lunch stands
D whore sandwiches, coffee, salads,
= ETC., can be secured for 10 or IS
y cents. II costs no more 10 live
, in Albuquerque at this time than
= at any other. Stories TO the con-
. trary are fabrlcations.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-04
A WELL SEASONED INJURY

IRON Judge Farrngton's remarks made bench it
II improbable that the will disturb pendente lite the
quo of in this city To permit the Spring
Valley company to make and variety of
that might good the board of directors
confusion and might involve multiplicity of lawsuits 1t
well settled principle of law repeatedly affirmed by the United
States supreme that and municipal governing bodies
have power regulate the collected by public service
poaons subject review by the The
pendene lite the exercise Of these of rparabe
injury threatened That the question raised this branch of
the
The of the facts points very clearly the
The Spring Valley water company has been collecting
protest objection the fixed in 1902 The
the corporation for years virtual acquescence
schedule then fixed The schedule made by the ordinance of
this year in question before the United States circuit
higher scale of than that in which the company has
SO long acquiesced
clear how the company consistently contend that
danger of reparabe injury from the enforcement of either
They do differ very widely and is nconceiv-
able the corporation would have accepted continuing ire
parable injury for without protest Itmu be remembered
collected the 1902 from the beginning and
has brought suit to set them aside
The sudden discovery irreparabe injury after had
age years deserves take rank with Mr. Scuss
entertaining endeavo boost Spring Valley values by taking
credit the subsutona cost of the ec Hetcly system.
respectful tribunal to introduce the
of pipe Dreams by of relief for expert