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The Washington bee., 1908-07-25

ihCu FyrarIds. Izey rg1uIfe no cook
ing, but should be placed in a creased
tin, or on paner. and Drowned in a
quick Oven.-Chicago Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
LOON roR SOME wuoppERs.

The grain stories. and the fruit stu.
ries, and the animal stories, that hay,
heretofore comc pal OF Kansas, hay,
taxed our credulity to The stralning
point, but what are we to do now.
whom fish stories are to bo added to
the list? And they are coming. us
viii be seen by this statement, which
we find la the Topeka journal.
Among the banner crops il Kansas
this year viii be tho fish crop. More
than one hundred thousand fish VIII
be produced at the state hatchery and
bouts am previous records This
year has also been "a banner one for
the crop of fish stories in the state.
Larger aud more marvellous specimens
of Inc finny tribe have been caught
In the streams and ponds than over
before, II tine fish tales hat have been
.uld arc worthy of credcncc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

The republican leaders of ColfaN
aro said "a have the county ticket
~ipto complt,ei and from what can
d. learned ANDREWS name IS not on
%. So bitter are the leaders against
his candidacy that in making up the
slate completed and from what can
ircNs must have zone something ter
rlhlc Co the republicans of this county
To- have caused the intense feeling
against him. They are uutsnokcn
from every quarter as oppose to him.
with the possible reception of tho
postmastors and "a few who have pen
ions pending. The slate is a peculiar
combination. some of the old line of
~hcoholdcrs are eliminated from IT,
while others who had sore spots and
grievances over "a series Of political ip-
human turndowns are on it. II is a
sort OF q harmonizing slate. hut it has
con- % except those who are able
Z" carry The coal camps without op-
position Springer Stockman tDcm,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
WHAT Ans MAnsE HENRY?

The baltimore sun is very seriously
concerned FOR the moral. spiritual.
phy sica' and political health of Narse
Henry Waftcrsou. ri tbe Louisville
Counter journal ana does NOT attempt
TO conceal les anxiety iu Il recent L--
sue the sun sass.
Our great and good friend Colonel
Henry Wattcrson Cto whom be peace
and joy eyeilaatiug). nIis long col
umn ia his osoollcnt periodical the
Louisville GourIer-Journal, with a.
treatise upon the history. mystery,
morals. hct. bulk. vlfsgc. prospects
and policies or Mr. TAFT.
We trust that Colonel Wattcrsou
VIII iesnc a revised and dc~pblogisticat-
ed version Of his pronuuciamcnto. 10
words Of % syllable. for the instruc
ton OF tho great masses Of The plain
people. Of whom we are one. We
have searched II carefully from ,nd
10 end $50 have read and rc-read il.
we have pondercd. mcdltated. coeI-
iatcd and diRostcd lt-and stil II puz-
zlrs ana maddeus us lu IT'S whole
vast chain Of syiiogiams, proposition
ana soaring sYnta2 iu an IT'S great
~ remarks. premiecs. where
asses ard therefore e-it-rcsolteds
distern bat one clear statement. /
and that is brief and Incidental ref
renee 90 the Hayes-TIl8cn contrpver
%. upon hlch COLONEL Wattcrson has (
bought deeply anI Indignantly. day !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
THE FACTS ABour san JUAN.

II ls not VERY often NECESSARY -,
'he Morning Journal 10 refer directly
70 any statement made by the eeutt,
man Of prestige aud Stumbling VIM
operates the Andrews publeity I'm.
teau ~ connection with Inc santa re
Ncw Mexican Daily the New u.yl
Gun thousands OF readers ara IN.
iofin'd that W. are from twelve Il,
thifls ak different kinds If a liar and
We nave become Interested In know
ihE Just how long Il viii take for 49,
70 become as many varieties OF a Tia,
aa the New Mexican has a1bacrfho,s
nut "a connection with the deter.
minaiian 81 Andrews aud his hackers.
70 tofee his nomination on tie repnb.
pfau pHfty, there AZ a specific matter
when deserves attention. t.ast Neck
republicans IN san Juan count, H..
'''nf engaged IN a lively fight as the
result Of an effort by certain follow
e's 81 the old machine crowd Ia ar.
game an AndrcNe club. The @resplt
Was The Organization Of a AN, rlnb
winch now has fifty members and
when ~ openly opposed 10 Andrews
ana The organization OF an AndrouaI
.iup having about twenty members
ne Morning Journals san Juan
county c-ofrespondenl reported his In.
eideht plainly ana carefully.
Tbs gentleman of prestige and
standing has made the open charge
mat statements published In this
newspaper as TO the opposition TO An
arc"s IN san Juan county are lies
me Nrw Mexican printed "a dispateh
nom the Andrews crowd. which
sought 20 give The impression that
everything Ia San Juan was harmonic
GUS for Andrews.
We didn't can The gentleman oil
prestige and standing "a liar. ,e didp,,
consider i necessary Bun we do de-.
sire 60 can the attention of Interested
republicans fp the articles from san
Juan county newspapers. one ropub.
''o'h' ne other democratic. describing
aha actually happened la san Juan
county Ia connection with the effort
To organize the county Tor Andrevs ,
Ihesc articles appear in another col.
umn Of this issue under the heading
The facts about that little fracas In
Juan" i
AFTER reading these articles Vo arr, "a
quite willing 90 leave % to me render ,
60 determine whether tho Mofpipp Q
Journals correspondents aud the san J
luan county Wtpap huta br,n N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
TIM PROHIBITION PLATFORM.

Time was when the prohlbluonists
seriously debated the question nheth-
az their national platform should deaf
solely with the issue that Is TO them
paramount or take positions on other
issues OF the day issues engaging the
Thought and enlistlng the deep inter
cft OF the people at large. OF late the
question has not figured Ia the discus
slon- of the party's gatherings aud
leaders.
The platform Of the Columbus CON
vcntion is a very model Of brcNlty and
condensation modcl, la truth.
which the bigger parties might wei
study ana copy-yct Il Is remarkably
comprehensive and modern tt az.
fords additional evidence or the popu-
larlty OF advanced ideas and CON
ntructivc reform. The prohtbitiouist-.
u win be- conceded, mean what thcy
sa> though they have their earnest
dltlcreugcs and can not satisfy AN
their groups aud miuoritirs TN, ma
iotity rules iu the platform, and yet
how radical that platform would
seemed NOT many years ago.
The party declares for direct elec.
iiDn of senators. Tor graduated Income
and inheritance taxes. Tor federal reg
of Interstate corporations. for
permanent aud nonpartisau tariff
commission for O. child labor law. ter
Iu udrsuHfy hut r0uttnbt. f-utuT.t.f.t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
TIMELY RELIEF.

The rgius OF tho last two weeks
have been worth millions to New Mex
leo. They have been especially valu-
able go zine southeastern counties, be
cause boo that section OF the territory
thousands uf new settlers are engaged
In putting into practice the theory that
good crops can be grown in this
country D.. deep and thorough Guilt
Walton, and without he artificial app
rIiralion oi water. Prior % the COM
Ing of tho rains the most of these cN-
Prrimenis presented "a very hopeless
appearance aud there is little doubt
That They vould have resulted In gem
"rai failure had conditions remained
1s they Vrr. ID month ago-aud this
Nosid have given tho whole territory
90 BLACK rtr because people abroad
would have charged up the failure Co
the whole of NrN Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
MONTY AND rHE SYSTEM.

The article slFcn below b. from "a,
editorial columns cf enc Philadelphia
north American 10 has to dn with
ihe IfnnssltauIa system of political
banking o. aili'd ath thr lato Qua,
fs-i'm ol Pennsl itanla politics tho
article is af com, interest 90 Sow
Mex W ter uea,l, found o4r
selves iH ul. territory 90 "a um. MAJ.
DER revised aud perfected QUAY n,.
'tlh i4e prrtDUIina 80 tnHI m.-
rhine hHd advanced faf tatn certain
incidents unfaref on on mr part of h.
Irnns' tanIa importation. ronductInr
combined to farer tho suspension OF
operations
hr Hat aH enuHsH af tIr yu4t
pHa m fre Mrs.ra pai-
hHnH shot mnans aud DO
tlH mai IaaI u GEO.
i anf nuuInsi.
BAY h
I. f.na
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

Andrews during the past three years
as delegate for the interest of the en-
tire territory without regard to any
particular section and for The individ-
uual interests of the people without
regard 10 their political preference
and ideals. has no doubt been the
controlling force which has animated
this spontaneous demand for his re-
nomination, and Will next November
find the stronger expression in his
election by the voters-Belen Trib-
une (rep.).
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

scribcd as g third group Of planks in.
dnrsfs the conservation" movement,
fators = higher standard N inteif-
gence and education for ne exercise
81 suffrage rights. ANA demands uni
formity ia marriage and divorce Ia VS.
such o platform ~ this. The Chicago
Record Herald declares. viii COM
mand admiration IN many circles
where there IL lttle prohibition senti-
ment. II Is uuquestionabiy IA signia-
political document. which re-
fleets The constructive and progressive
spirit OF This wonderful epoch. an
epoch Of reform, on moral awakening.
q determined aud successful strug-
against iHjuatiec and abuse ri priv--
IleEr and power.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
Tho nrnncrnls Mnnt Him.

That the people of New Mexico
want w Il. Andrews as their delegate
60 congress is becoming more and
moro apparent every day. From all
parts of New Mexico letters and reso-
buttons are being written, calling upon
ihe republican party to rcnominatc
Mr. Andrews. There is but little
doubt but that MI. Andrews will De
the nominee af She territorial convcn-
zion nex month and no doubt what
ever but that he will be elected 90
nominated. by "a record breaking ma
ioIiiy over The leader of foriorn hopes
Carlsbad Argus trep.).
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

Ihe political situation is interesting
'n uur county ON the delegate ques
ti0H Delegate W "a Andrews and
Judge Edward A.. Mann seem Co divide
cine lafor of VOTERS. with Dele
satr Andrews ahead This is as it
should hc lf the people lea AMY sac-
i.an af fh.s territory who should Doe
7t.ful to Delegate ~ o. Andrews
Hrt certainly arr ihe inhHhifants of
county nf TORRANCE which nas
trI hf hIs efforts and nnr iu thr
". I"IiI saIIff assembly Ir AMY.
d obligations u E
HHH0H hae mH1e fn. IHnl
fHaHl I.airI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

itself out u Is not ilkely to overlook
aay profitable Or useful feature N Oh,
Pe%nnsyNauia system. This editorial
from The North American deals win
politicll banks az which SO have
heard before II follows.
The Notth American never has lost
an opportunity to mcte out unstlutod
denunciation az political banks and
banking methods. Facts now force as
90 admit thai the evil which has left
q TRAN 81 death and dishonor Ia Penn
s%ytrHuia may contain aH element al
safety fol depositors mon ehroniclcd
So ans other history 81 finance
The Allegheny National bank The
Quay bank the Penroac bank. the
bank ~ Monty riddlcd and guucd
by him ara other politician unnamed
a an example of complete looting.
i eHcelled onl. perhaps bS the Ina
stance which occurred in Kentucky q i.
lcW years ago. Whom Tho cashier sold
the SAFE and motigaged the building
before Ascending
Yet TINT came stripped Pitlsburg
bids faif o. pay al drposltors IN
Iuit and resume business. thaukf 20 ID.
'Ystem ~ guaranteeing deposits moro
.ffeative thar yny proposed By the
]eaFet platform.
We admit. frankly. that t~his~brok
% bank is showing powers OF rocup-
ration never displayed before by ans
l1f political financial institution.
The bank len empty now Intends
. pay 20 full. what other rea-
o. can there BE- thau that some bene
I]ciaries Of Mouty's nnanclering have
zen brought into such unpleasant
to1imiiy 10 prison that they are sour
ing on am sides TO raise The money
IN order 70 keep out Of iaii2 /
From Montgomery friends comes :
strange story Of "a lucky strike IN =,
Nevada gold mine hy which he :
be enabled to make good the en- !
~ ',ss to The bank. aud may again ,
reinstatod aH an honest and pru q
mt n|Hancier.' !
'pf course, Monty has a gold mine. /,
lt u 81 not necessarily In Nevada d
BE- mine II hi memory aud his mem 81
andums When exposure ana i'm -
ifonmeui made it necessary for him i
dig he struck pay dirt But that \
ri does not come out of the clean II
nth, but from The records of Mon =
X frightened friends.
The mine story * not really nee =
If Monty Is 10 be rehabfli- =
ed AS AN honest and prudent fin n,
oier.' 1t should not be because of
81 lucky strike. It should be be- !.
use. when detected in deeds such :,
drove his predecessors II suicide H. i
'wcd strength enough to turn upon /.
robbers and rond from them an
Ich % thcir booty as he needed for =.
protection. "
That ~ not in accordance with
~ commercial ethics but II Is SUI
emily sound logic for the purpose
any political bank.
Mysterious, indeed, Is the power .
by Monty Banks wrecked :
trly by defalcations usually have
hope of reorganization. Bat when -"
quay bank crashes We find It's sta 80
~ underwrilton by crime, SO hat ~
are ~safeguarded more surely ~
n by any federal or banking asso VI
ion guarantee we
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

II is too bad that the record made
by Delegate Andrews as a representa-
tive OF the territory of Now Mexico.
should be smirchcd ana blotted by
having political brunettes say and
write untrue and unworthy trades
against all who see dt to- differ from
Delegate Andrews IN regard to his
availability as a candidate.-Las Veg
as optic Ct;cpD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

Five weeks ago every r-r,ubrr,r
paper that came to our tah U7e
boosting Tor Run Andrews for ana
other term. and contained io ,r Nin,ioa
1@rtIcles pa his great ana u1ndroae
'onietements in congress Hut io. a
mango has como ovcr tho spirit OF
in'lf dreams The, are getting scared
ana badly scared. aid are searching
"a ii'lu fpt another We now
'r'qn'niiN sno urh hoadlincs as PUB
i' sentiment Against Another Torn
Fog AndrOns We think this is cen
ROM Do Andrews BIAS accomplished
'un hHi what thay haNe heretofore
iannri Cor him, Doe i- entitled t1 the
i.Hn Hnd they ar. stt OFF, IH
'I't danf glto On to HIm
nnI ifHFr.as tItm.I.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

VIII the g.utl,mau of Prestige and
STANDING uI.0. tao articles about tho
Andrews meeting at Pennington from
the san Juan county newspapers? II
IS "a Httlc hit of Information to which
thousands o.. roudrrs are cnti-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

% "a be- very gratifying TO Dele
safe Andrews to receive ~ magnifi-
cent endorsement throughout the ter
ftort-Sauta Rosa sun Gcpl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21
MEMS HIGH SHOES
$3.50, $500 and $500

Ine following as the expression of
THE candidate. owing 10 IN.
''S' S'iicliation of those 10 whom [
ivy money ! have consented TO be-
come a candidate for the office Of
subject TO tho usual DISCLOSURE.
81 character. 81 aton Range Crcp.D.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

congress than did the republican dele
gate from New Mexico. That is an
other story.-Tucumcari sun (Dcm.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-21

judre Mann for delegate TO com
sress aud statehood for New Mcxico
is what We want in QUAY county
Tucumcari News (RcpD
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-05-02

On Tuesday night of last week burg.
lars forced an entrance to Dan Gala
han s saloon at Fallon, Churchill county
and blew up the safe Of the Nevada
Distillery and Brewers Association. In
all $500 in gold and silver was taken.
II. B. Howard, a prospector who went
into the Seven Troughs district, this
State, from Redondo, California, uncoy-
cred 80 feet of ore running $500 ton
one day last week while engaged in
digging for a foundation for a barn in
that camp. The find has caused consid
cradle excitement i'll Churchill county.
Mrs Annie Blundell Lee has fled a
petition to administer on the estate of
John Lee who recently died at Wads
worth leaving property valued at half a
million dollars. She says she was mar
ried to Lee twenty years ago. Her story
is not credited and contest will ensue.
Lee left relatives in Scotland.
Joe Simpson. the first restauranteur
in Goldheld, was strung up to tele.
phone pole at Skidoo, across the line in
California, one night last week. Smp-
son had few days previous killed in
cold blood Skidoo business man nam
ed Arnold. Practically the entire popu-
lation of Skidoo participated in the
lynching Simpson was an old-timer
in Nevada.
The announcement has been made that
the Socialist party in Nevada will have
ticket in every county in the State this
fall and that in the mining camps there
will be an especially hard fight made
In some of the counties it is likely that
only partial county ticket will be put
in the field, but it is understood that in
every county there will be a complete
Legislative ticket. On the Legislative
ticket the Socialists expect to center
their fight and members OF the party an
nounce that they hope to elect a MAORI
ty of the coming Legislature OF the
State.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-05-02
ITEMSOf INTEREST CLIPPED
FROM EXCHANGES ANO CON-
DEASEDFOR QUICK PERUSAL
STATE NEWS

A Japanese section hand had one of
his arms blown off at the shoulder last
SUNDAY near Winnemuca while handling
dynamite.
According to the Phoebe Record great
values have been found i'll the Prince
mine near there. The ore contains horn
silver and chloride.
Last Saturday the University of Nevada
baseball nine lost their first game of ball
this season to the Santa Clara aggrega-
ton by score of II to 4.
Senator Nixon has introduced bill in
the senate providing for the establish
ment of fish culture station i'll Nevada.
1t will probably be placed at some point
on the Truckee.
Tired OF waiting for the government
to provide funds sufficient to defray ex-
penses of clerk hire at the Ely postofiice,
subscription list is being circulated III
ELY 10 raise tHe necessary amount.
Ed Hughes, a miner, was shot and
probably fatally wounded by George Gil
liam, another miner, at Gold6eld last Sat
urday week. Hughes had won Gillian 5
wife from him. Hence II shooting
Black field mice, identical with those
that created such havoc in Humboldt
county, have invaded Carson valley and
threaten to clean out the country Al
ready several alfalfa fields have been de-
nuded, even to the roots Some of the
farmers are using strychnine, spriukled
on green alfalfa and cracked wheat, to
exterminate them.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-05-02

The Southern Pacific is acquiring wa
ter rights in the Sierra Nevada for power
purposes.
Railroad men say that the Southern
Pacific line is thronged with idle men
from Ogden to San Francisco.
The survey for the proposed railroad
from Ely to Tonopah is about completed,
and construction work will be started at
once.
Since the first of the year Elko county
has sent thirteen prisoners to the peni-
Tertiary. A majority being sent up for
robbing cars.
Thomas Cotter, a we'll known wool
buyer of Oakland. and who has done
business in Nevada for the past ten years,
died in Elko last week after a short i'll
ness.
The Elko Independent says that the
only way to stop the wholesale robbery
of freight cars at that place is to prose
cute residents who act as fences" for
the thieves.
A man named Reed, who was arrested
for drunkenness and placed i'll Jail at
Palisade, Humboldt county, was found
dead next morning, having died from
pneumonia.
The supreme court of Nevada has
handed down decision which renders
boycotts in all forms illegal. 1t also
makes it possible for parties injured to
recover damages against any party, in
dividual or corporation who institutes a
boy colt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-13
GOOD PLACERS
OCCASION RUSH
TO OLD SECTION
Battle Mountain Country
Attracting Attention
Other Mining Notes.

For some time there have been re-
ports of a stampede TO the vicinity OF
the old Silver Paint mine between
Manhattan and Round Mountain. II
is now stated by the Round Noun
tain Nugget that a placer strike is
the cause OF the excitement. Surface
dirt at various places on the tract
of the Royal Hawaiian Extension Min
ing company which shows values OF
$3.50, 1920 and 1920 per yard is
reported 10 have been found. Six
gold and silver bearing lodges have
also been found, the values obtained
being from 500 to 5000, principally
In silver. These are on the ground
of the Gold Hill Consolidated Mining
company. In the locality are num-
Der of old shafts and tunnels which
were many years ago abandoned, and
James NJ. Cordray who is president
of the two companies mentioned, with
force of men has opened the old
workings thereby obtaining the
quartz values mentioned. Several
stringers carrying much higher val
ues have also been found. Mr.. Cord
ray may hydraulic the placer ground,
having application for water rights
from Jet and Mariposa creeks. For
his quartz claims he Is already fgnr-
ing on a mill
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-13

current depression In copper Is pc
cuiar to that trade alone. or that II
reflects a coming change in the cop.
per business. There is relatively a.
great or greater curtailment in the
iron and steel trade; and lead, zinc
and silver are in exceedingly poor de-
mand. though much lower than a few
months ago Substantially all lines
of industry are suffering proportions
atcly with the coming revival in
general .rade there will be re-
sumption of the demand for the cheap
and convenient power which Is fur
nished by electricity; and the work
of equippigg water powers and con-
eentrated steam power plants will go
on again as formerly. The copper
trade should be the first TO reflect the
business revival.
The tone of the copper share mar
ket is showing decided improve
ment The rallies are stronger. and
the coppers do not go down when the
New York market develops weakness.
There is pronounced scarcity of
floating stocks Only a little buying
Is required TO advance prices Nearly
all of the coppers are now near the
highest prices reached since the
panic.
That the entire financial situation
is improving is shown by the indif-
ference with which the market takes
bad news. ! pointed ont some time
ago that railroad common stocks were
In the weakest position of any seeuri-
ties on the market. Exceedingly un-
favorable statements of earnings
have been issued since by two or
three leading companies, and the Sea-
board Air Line base gone into the
hands of heceiver. Notwithstand-
ing all this. there has been no ma
terial decline in the railroad stocks
as a whole The Seaboard Aid Line
collapse would have precipitated 10
point decline q year ago.
One of the most favorable feauures
of the situation Is the announcement
of reduction in the bank OF Eng
land discount rate. This Is undis-
putable evidence that the aeute
stringency OF the money market has
been relieved. and that rates will
work easier from now on. both
abroad and at home
7 cannot impress 1t too strongly
upon the readers of these letters that
the coppers are the cheapest and
safest stocks to buy. The bad news
affecting them IL all out; their earn
ings cannot decrease any farther
Practically all of the producing COM
panies have large treasury SURPRISES
and. with two or three exceptions,
there are no bonds or preferred
stocks ahead of the common stocks.
All of the coppers are cheap from
Allouez throughout the alphabet to