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The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
HOUSE GETS BUSY.
Adds Several Amendments to
Penal Code Bill.
BRYAN IS NOMINATED AGAIN
representative kimhaII, of Ken
lucky, Follows Champ CiaFk's
Henry WRttcrson VIII BE secrc-
tary of United states Treasury.

William J. Bryan was again nominated
to the Presidency from the floor Of the
/ House yesterday. Following the lead Of
Champ Clark, Ar. Knbaa OF Kentucky.
placed the Nebraskan at the head Of the
I Democratic ticket
/ Mr.. Kimball was in a nominating sort
Of mood. and did not confne his prog
|uosucauous 10 the Presidential situation.
/ lie named Mr. Clark as the next Speaker
OF the House. and gave the portfolio of
/ Secretary Of the Treasury to Col, Henry
Wauerson. who sat next to the Speaker.
KimbalIs speech was greeted with
much enthusiasm. and the veteran Louis
vile editor was congratulated. Incident
ally he said he would not accept the
Senatorship from Kentucky under any
circumstances.
Mr.. KimbaIrs speech was made during
the progress Of the consideration Of the
penal code bill which occupied the at
tention Of the House all afternoon.
Amendments Passed.
Several amendments prepared by Dem
ocrats were adopted, the managers of the
majority seemingly having come 10 the
conclusion that the withdrawal Of op-
position 20 amendments would be the bet
ter policy if it was desired to set the biz
out o. the way.
Possibly also it was decided TO accept
amendments trusting to get rid Of such
as were objectionable I'm conference. In
any case, the new policy indicated the
vision Of its adoption. for as soon as
minority members found they could Sc
cure amendments their desire 10 do so
seemed 10 vanish.
About q third Of the text Of the bin
was accepted. with but one or two sub
Stanual changes as reported These re-
lated 20 the preparation and publication
OF false crop statistics. and 10 the accept
ance of bTibes by judicial officers. jurors.
or witnesses.
Wants Statistics Accurate.
The question OF false statistics was
brought up by an amendment offered by
ollie n James. of Kentucky. who in
sisted that so long as the Department Of
Agriculture publishes statistics. there
should be some law 20 insure their ac-
curaCv and honesty. In this he was sup
ported by John Wesley Gaines. who de-
Tended the tobacco growers.
Mr.. Payne insisted such amendments
are paternalstic. and he declared such
data should be published as fast as il
came in, TO prevent speculation. During
the course Of the debate. Mr.. Mann, of
Illinois. charged the administration Of
prosecuting instead Of prosecuting"
Mvrn pragraSg Was made the hill /
which will probably not be considered |
again until after the deficiency appropria- |
tons bill is out of the way.
4 resolution was adopted calling upon /
the President for the report Of the Gold /
field troubles. The House finally ad- /
journed ar sos o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23

The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nominations of Beckham Winthrop. of
New York, to be Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury. and James s. Young to be
United States district judge for the West.
ern district of Pennsylvania.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
DISCUSS BANKING BILLS.
House Committee on Currency Holds
Hearing.

The Committee on Banking and Currency
in the House held its first public hearing
yesterday. only members of the commit
tee and Representatives who have in
uoduced bills bearing on the financial
questions were present.
Representative Burgess. Of Texas. made
a plea for the consideration Of his bill.
which provides for a commission to look
into the financial matters and report to
Congress.
Representative Fulton. of Oklahoma.
also made talk, and defended his bill.
This provides for the jurisdiction Of
State laws ia certain cases governing the
national banks.
The hearings Will be continued.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
Against Prohibition Here.

Senator Dick, of Ohio. yesterday pre-
scented 10 the Senate a petition from
various industrial and civic bodies in
Cleveland, protesting against any attempt
10 stop the manufacture or sale of in
toxicating liquors in the District OF Co
lumbia
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
Asks About GoIdheId

The House Of Representatives yester-
day passed a resolution calling upon the
President for a copy of the report upon
conditions in Goldheid, New. made by
the special committee appointed 10 in
vestigate
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
TRUST IN CAMPAIGN
Dir. HansbrOugh Says Har-
YeSter Is After Him.
TRIES TO HALT AN INQUIRY
North Dakota SOIOn's Effort TO Clear
Way for Presentation OF Alleged
Monopoly StIrs UD Long Debate.
senator stone Suggests Simple and
Effective Antitrust Step.

The charge that the International Har-
yester Company. or Harvester Trust"
| so-called, was seeking to control the cleo
/ tion of the delegates 20 the next Repub-
| LEGATION national convention in North Da-
kota. was made in the Senate yesterday
| by Senator Hansbrough. Of North Da-
kota.
The Senator asserted also that the trust
had ISSUED an edict that ] am TO be de-
cause I had the temerity to offer res0-
luton in the Senate. directing an invest-
cation Of its affairs / accept the chal-
lenge to political combat"
The Senate passed a resolution Deem
Der Il, 1906. offered by Mr.. Hansbrough.
authorizing an investigation by the De
partment of Commerce and Labor Of the
Harvester trust.
The Senator yesterday stated 20 the
Senate that the Department of Commerce
and Labor had been so much occupied
with other matters that it had not had
time 10 proceed in the matter. He assert
ed that the Department Of Justice had
sufficient information. obtained through
its agents, 10 proceed criminally against
the trust. but was waiting the outcome Of
the Investigation by the Commerce and
Labor Department as a matter of courte-
sy. He proposed a resolution. therefore
instructing the Department Of Commerce
and Labor to suspend its investigation,
so that the Attorney General might pro-
coed 10 prosecute
Against stopping Probe.
Senator'S BeverIdge Of Indiana: Hop
kins. Of Illinois; Clay, Of Georgia, and
Fulton. OF oregon. objected to the resolu-
ton. saying that having ordered a de-
partment 10 make an investigation 1t
should not be halted Senator Clark, Of
Wyoming. chairman OF the judiciary
Committee, regarded such action as dis
courteous. Mr. Beveridge was anxious TO
know whether the Department of Justice
had officially advised the Senator from
North Dakota that il could not proceed
until the Department OF Commerce and
Labor had completed its investigation.
If the Department Of Justice cannot
proceed 90 punish known violations Of the
law" said Mr. Clay, because Of an in
NeSJlsatoh penang lh dhutheT depart
ment, il is remarkable
Mr.. Hopkins offered "a substitute. calling
Oh lie bei'd' intent "i Commerce ana
.rr,1,Issrs5 r,rdar tfs suit resaI,,,io,- -
iuoufry.
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""''''u ,'' 1'''''''ss ''''e' al ~ Pio0su
OF o'''S ]" 90, - '.'''''"' '''' '5"'''S' '''7
rust he Sa.u the MAJ NeSl'' rust hau
a'' '"aS 'a'SeU Tue p'-'' Vi sell-oIllueis
irom Eloo 10 81" ana was monopolizing
the production OF other farm implements |
ana advancing prices.
MI stone OF missouri proposed 10 re-
wise tHe 'aI"i ana Iei"edy O"e alIeseu
eEH.
+ OF over an houI genera uepdte' pre-
cipi'a'ed Oy me Hdhso'ousH resolution
IaBeu' DeHio''a'io senators Jo'Hed "ltl
Republicans IN opposing tHe HahsbTough
resolution, and raised the question of the
propriety OF hating the directed inquiry
by the Department of Commerce and La
h,r into the oparaffore NJ the rrYet Mr.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
TO PAY ITS AWARDS.
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Submits Estimates.

The Vice President yesterday laid be-
fore the Senate a communication from
the Secretary OF the Treasury, transmit
ting a letter from the Spanish Treaty
Claims Commission, submitting estimates
to cover the awards made by the com
mission.
The total amount of the awards allowed
and for which appropriations are asked
is S52,231.55. The communication was re-
ferred to the Committee on Appropria-
tons.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
Public Building. in south Carolina.

Senator Simmons yesterday offered bills
in the Senate proposing to purchase sites
and erect public buildings in the towns
of Greenyile. Monroe, Henderson, VIII
son. Tarboro. and Rocky Mount all in
the State OF North Carolina.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
CURES KIDNEY DISEASE

is Of and LumaE
Soh rheumatism Of Muscles BelmatHm
the torpid Sal uucky
n III aJrefe sexein
is put i two is ldb
nue
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE nRs sfg s2T from 5as the kgs liver @
ib1a II Tn aslnron
T fe ny full
" send FIRE advice anaT auabcm
esnonas
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23

Mrs. NJ. T. Hunter. Of Hammond.
Indiana, who suffered many years
from kidney and bladder trouble. saws
she was completely cured by Warmers
Safe Cure:
This is to certify that l have used
Warmers Safe Cure with the very
best results.
| suffered several years with Kid
ney and Bladder trouble-four years
ago Warmers Safe Cure was recon-
mended to me. | tried one bottle and
found that it helped me very much. I
then decided TO continue the treatment,
and after taking six bottles | was en-
tirely cured.-MRS. NJ. T. HUNT
Err, Ill Ind. Boulevard, Hammond,
Ind, June !. 1907.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23

Only ten cents a week, delivered at
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Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
Will PROBE SCHOOLS
Senator Burkett Definitely
Sets Doubts at Rest.
PLANS HEARING NEXT WEEK

DOlIiver BiIrs Consideration, De-
lRyed by other Matters, to lie
Taken Up by SubeOmmittee-IOwa
senator Would Create school Fund
10 Improve Local system,
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
CALLED TO CAPITAL
Gov. MagOOn and Col. Crow
der Summoned by Taft.
ORDER CAME FROM PRESIDENT

Provincial Cuban Executive and His
BcEuI Adviser VIII Be Required tai
tain Franchises-Termi Of
Present Regime to BE Considered.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
Kidney and Bladder Trouble

Thousands of and day IN all walks Of life Suf.
fering from these diseases which often provefata Taken
in time they be safely and permanently cured by
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
SAFE Cur

THIS GREAT KIDNEY CURE WILL BE SENT ABsoITEIY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
C. W. Dudrow

Among the cntcrurlsIng business
men and citizens of Santa Zee none
stand higher in public repard than
Charles W. Dudrow who has been a
resident Of this city for 30 years Mr.
Dudrow conducts one of the bcst
equipped ana most complete lumber
yards to be found in the territory 1t
commodlous yards and outlying build
ings and sheds are stocked With fun
line Of assorted lumber, sash doors,
blinds, moudings and general building
material In addition he handles
bricks, lime, cement and builder5'
hardware lie trausaots u large trans
fer ana warehouse business, having
every facility for the prompt and sat
tsftCtory handling of his patrons bus
mess. Mr. Dudrow not only caters TO
local patronage out throughout this
section by handling the best Of lum-
Der aud stocks, the adoption of bust
ness like methods and fair treatment
sc an customers he has established an
envlable reputation ana trade that II
yearly growing in volume. Mr.. Dud-
row is public spirited and IS ever
found promoting the best interests OF
Santa Zee IN whose future he has
great faith He Is popular ana has
many friends,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Railroads

Santa Re has three railroads, name
~ the Santa Fe. the Denver q RIO
Grande and the Santa Fee Central
which places the Capital city in close
touch by rail with the outside world.
The Santa Zee was the pioneer road
to enter the city followed by the Den
yer & Rio Grande and later by the
Santa Fee Central. The construction
and completion of the Santa Fee Gem
trail from Santa Zee to Torrance dis
lance of 11G miles, opening up q
country that is wonderfully rich in
natural resources, was due to the pub
lie spirit and enterprise of Hon, w.
H. andrews, New MeXicO's delegate
to congress, who raised the money
necessary for its construction and
equipment no small undertaking mas
much as the capital sought had to be
obtained in the money centers of the
east and from comparative strangers.
with a persistence characteristic or
the promoter, all difficulties We're
overcome and the Santa Fe Central
railway became an established fact.
the line being opened up for traffic
August 13, 1903. The road Is we'll
equipped with rolling stock Railroad
shops are maintained at Estancia.
The country tributary to the line IS
rapidly settling up with Cntcrprjsine
farmers and new towns are springing
up. The company are contemplating
the building of an extension from Mo-
rarity ON the main line to Albuquer-
al,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Educational

The high standard of excellence
maintained by The public and private
schools Of Santa Fe is the pride Of her
citizens. Besides ali excellent public
cshooIs system this city is the seat
of number of private schools which
attract pupils from throughout the
territory ana beyond its borders. The
high school building is the largest and
best appointed school building in the
territory, is splendidly equipped and
cost $4,000. Its public schools have
taken prominent rank among similar
institutions in the territory and much
intsndent and his able corps of as
sistants
There are number of private
schools, prominent among which Is the
Lorettu aeadainy, conducted by the
sisters Of Loretto, established in 1852.
which employs 20 teachers and has an
enrolment of 100 scholars The ST.
Michaels college for boys, established
in 1859, has an enrolment of 275
scholars Its president is Brother
Hcrmes Joseph. The Allison school
for girls ana one for boys, conducted
by the Presbyterian Mission, arc
schools Of recognized melil ana stand
ing IS is St Vincents Orphans homs
and Industrial school The United
States Indian Industrial schools. ono
Of which is located in this city and
eight others throughout the northern
part of the territory are doing
y,,,r,b tnvsqrdu O. a lpat inc the wards o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Public Utilities

Santa Fo is UP to date in the mat
ter Of pubic utilities. The city is for
thnate in having an ineyhaustible sup
ply Of the purest water, analyst,
showing it to be absolutely free from
all vegetable and mineral contamina-
ton This is furnished by the santa
.Fe Water ana Light company witt
maintain a reservoir three miles east
Of the city, which has a capacity Of
; 30 100000 SALONS of water the
source Of supply being the Santa re
river. The city is splendidly lighted
by electricity, the same company FUR
nishing power The capable mahagef
Of this progressive company is Frank
owen, Its extensive plant is one Of
the most modern and completely
equipped to be found in the SOUTH
west
The Colorado Telephone company
maintains. a branch office here and
furnishes an excellent local and long
distance service to its many patrons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Climate

santa Fee has won widespread fame
as po 5cssing a climate that is free
from extremes of heat and cold with
air that is pure and which acts as a
tonic. Its high altitude, 1000 feet
.dryness of the atmosphere, the mild
ness Of its winters and the GOODNESS
of its summers makes it perfect VIM
ter and summer resort In summer
the temperature very seldom exceeds
so degrees and a temperature of 100
is not on record covering period of
twenty-cight years. As health re-
sort it is nearly ideal and as a plea
sure ana tourist resort there Is much
tn recommend It. This beautiful and
picturesque city so rich in historic In
terest charms the visitor IN addt-
ton in the immediate vicinity is found
some Of the finest scenery IN the west
including peaks with perpetual snow,
SYLVAN lakes forests, water falls and
trout streams, 70 most Of which the
now famous Scenic Highway starting
at the city, is the way Within few
hours ride interesting indian pueplos
can be visited.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
0. c. Watson & Co.

Meesrs O. - Watson and company
d, .,a Il, ~. ,,o. ,eri,ilo frn.
T WV " '"' ''''''
""'''"'''''S ""'''''a ~ '"''''
is recognized as the leading general
insurance and real estate firm in this
section. The business was established
in 1892 ana thcy are tine local repre-
seniatlves of fifteen Of the leading
fire insurance companies or the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Population

COnseryatively estimated. the pupu-
lation of Santa Fc and its suburbs is
close on to 5000 In 1900 the popu-
lation as recorded by the United States
census, was 400, showing that there
has been a noticeable increase. Its
ponulation is cosmopolitan. Being the
seat of the territorial government and
HEADQUARTERS for the federal branch
of the government it has quite large
official and transient population. it
fame as a health and tourist resort
is becoming widely known. The
smallness Of the world is forcibly il
Illustrated for in the stream Of tour
fstssand health seekers one may touch
hands with people from all countries.
The business section contains many
fine stores and substantial blocks that
give it an air of soldity. Many hand
some homes adore the attractive resi-
dcnce st eets leading out from the
main Plaza, which isa Veritable beau-
tv spot set down in the heart of the
city. In all that goes to make up de
sirable citizenship, respect of and
obedience to the laws and pride in
their home town the citizens of Santa
Fe display a commendable and
praisworthy interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Charles CloSSon

Charles Glusson, the popular sher-
in of Santa Fe county and ono of
the best the county has ever had has
been a resident ot the city for SOW
eutecu years aud Is one Of It's best
Known and respected citizens, Air
Ciosson conducts the leading livery ard
transfer business Of the city and en-
Joys a large patronage lie has one
of the best equipped livery stables in
New McXico lie furnishes enc rigs.
reliable horscs single buggies, sur
rics and hacks In short everything
that HIse-class up-to-date livery
stable offers patrons He conducts
prompt transfer service, meeting all
incoming trains handling IN transfer
both passengers and baggage. SER
vice is furnished At all hours both
day ANA nights calls being promptly
answered His charges are reasons
able ana Mr.. ClossOn IL appreciatiNe
Of patronage Mr. Closson besides
being successful business man Is A
public spirited citizen. ever rcady to
do his share In pushing his home
town To the front He is popular
with all who Know him aud has
many friends,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Water and Light Company

santa ZEE has the distinction of hay
ing one Of the best equipped and man
aged water ana light companies trans
acting business hi New Mexico, the
service Of Inc very best. This is fur
nishcd by the Santa Irc Water and
Light CO., who have invested $3S5,O00
in improving their property and bring
ing it up 10 It's present high stand
ard Of efficcncy 1t supplies the poo
pie of this city and vicinity with both
water and electric light 1t main
tains a reservoir three miles cast Of
the city which has a capacity Of $50,
600 GOO gallons of water the source Of
supply being the Santa Pc river From
the reservoir the water by natural
gravity is distributed through "a miles
Of water mains The water Is famed
for its purity chemical analysis, show
ing it to be free from every imputily.
It's electric light plant Is one Of the
most complete ana modern In the ter
ritory and the citizens are furnished
an excellent service that IS nppreciat-
ed. It serves several hundred patrons
d satisfactory service. The officers of
this enterprising company are T.
street. president ana treasurer Ed
gar l.. street vice president ana
Frank owen, manager MI owen
the executive head ana moving spirit
OF the company Is thoroughly oXpc-
rionced in this business which he sue
manages, and is a young man
Of push and ability Of the type who
I..tpr 3. unrpp4gfitl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Capitol Coal Yard

The leading coal and wood business
Of tho city rs that conducted under
the above name Of which 7. u. md
ing is the cnterprisng proprietor
and manager Tho commodlous
yards which are conveniently located
near the Santa Fc railroad have cS
cclont track facilities and are stocked
with the best grades Of coal which
ana q ready sale, lie handles Cor
rios ana Monero lump coal. anthra-
cite mixed, anthracite furnace and
smlthing Goals This irm carry a
large stock of sawed wood ana Kind
ling Mr. Nudlng has been rest
dent Of Santa re for five years aud
is one Of her wdc-awakc business
men 81 enjoys large trade and
has many friends He Is cuterprislns
and pubic-sprltcd aud Is ever ready
to do his share in pushing his home
town to the front
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Points of Interest

Santa Fe county Of which Santa Re
is the county seat, has an area of 1880
square miles, and a population Of 90
600. Agriculture, stock raising and
mining are its leading industries,
Santa Fe is the trading and distribu-
ting point for wide scope Of eoun-
try The agricultural Valleys produce
profitable crops Of alfalfa cereals,
vegetables and fruits. The Woman's
board Of trade is doing great work IN
promoting the upbuildug Of the city
The city has an excellent fire depart.
ment IT. equipment consists Of three
hose trucks ana hook and ladder
The company has forty members
Frank owen is chief and a. NJ. bet
tlebach fire marshal, Santa Fe is des.
tined to become great health ana
tourist resort The city Of Santa Fa
is practically Free from debt and is
on cash basis Taxes are low.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
Brown & CaritherS

4 leading nrm Of Santa re is that
of Mcssrs Brown q Carlthcrs, propiI-
rtors of the ireland pharmacy, a
trst-class, up-to-date drug store cur
Ning one Of the LARGEST aud most
complete stocks of drugs and drug
gists Sundrles TO be found IN New
Mexico, They occupy handsomely
appointed store centrally located Op-
posite the Plaza The members OF
this firm are Frank O Brown ana
James r. Cnrlthers. thorough drug
gists and pharmacists, as VOL as ca
tcrrrstng and progressive Young
business men, This popular firm en-
joys large trade which has been
hunt zip by close attention to their
customers needs, the sale of pure
drugs aud courteous treatment to all
Tho nrm make speciality of Ching
physicians prescriptions With care
using only the purest and best drugs
They do large mail order business
to which they give prompt attentions
The firm carry fine limo OF ln-
ported and domestic cigars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
New Mexico Penitentiary

At Santa Fc is located the terri
tOrial penitentiary, model of lis
kind. The main building and oncIo-
sure occupy about ten acres of ground
south of the city. The main build
ing is substantial three story stonc
structure used for the offices, war
den's quarters, chapel aud woman
quarters, To the right and left are
two wings, used az con houses in
which the conviCts are confined, the
whole Of the grounds being enclosed
by % foot wall Within the en-
closure is a modern brick plant which
has a capacity of 100000 bricks per
month and which brings 4 revenue of
about $4,000 a year to the institution,
within the enclosure are the various
shops in which the Inmates are en-
ploycd. These include carpenter,
paint, shoe tailor, tin ana black
smith shops. In addition Is bakery,
wash house ana a hospttal. The con
victs at the present time number 2SS,
The employees number 32 which in
clu'le lG guards and . captains. Tho
institution Is governed by a board Of
commissioners, consisting Of Mcssrs
j. +. Sulzcr, Charles T.. lGasleY, John
Il. he Mier, Thomas " Harvard and
Price Walters Captain John W
Green recently appointed superIntcn-
dents, proving Il most capable official
possessing as he does all the necessary
qualifications ana requirements de
nanded by this responsible position
wherein judgment ana ability are de-