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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-30
SPANISH REVOLUTION IS
QUICKLY ENDED
BY TROOPS
Mob al Barcelona Hemmed
in BY Cavalry and
Surrendered Al.
ter a Hard
Fight.
OTHER NATIONS
MAY JOIN SPAIN
War With Moors Regarded as
Threat to Christianity ana dSsE
Such viii Be Entered
by European
Powers.

Madrid. July 3O.--The captain
general Of Barcelona has telegraphed
the authorities that the insurrection-
lists have surrendered and the Off
cials are now masters of the situa-
ton. There was great loss of life
in lighting. Twenty-three buildings
were destroyed by artillery. The
leaders are now being tried by court
martial and summarily executed.
Word from Barcelona that the
troops had gained the upper hand of
the insurgents and that only the iso-
lated bands are holding out in the
suburbs occasioned the greatest relief
here. 1t was officially announced that
the cavalry had succeeded in driving
the insurgents INTO St Martins
Square. where they were hemmed in
on all sides by cavalry. The artillery
and machine guns moved down the
close packed ranks. After long and
desperate resistance the survivors of
the band surrendered.
Labor Leader Coming.
Cherbere, July S0.-Authorities
fear the arrival of Alexandra lie Roux
on the way from Brazil to head the
revolution. lie RouX completely con-
trols the workmen's organizations,
and was condemned \ two years Inn
prisonment for a series of articles at
lacking the government, but he escap-
ed to Brazil The government issued
orders for his arrest on landing.
Wrecked the Churches.
Cherbere, France. July 30.-All the
reports from Spain say that church
property was a special object of fury.
Horrible stories are told of the merci-
less fashions in which the churches
and converts were sacked and burn
ed. The inmates of the institutions
were driven into the fields amid cries
Of down with the church"
Al Granollcrse, two converts were
burned, at Amer, a convent was loot
ed and burned the sisters narrowly
escaping death. The lighting was
marked by terrible fury of the Cata-
lonlan women, fighting behind barri-
cades firing on gendarmes searching
for reservists from windows and urg-
ing men to fight to death.
Powers May Intervene.
Paris, July SO.--News of the ter
rible defeat Of the Spanish at Melilla
and confirmation of the insurrection
| I'm Spain causes apprehension here. II
| is believed that the triumph OF the
Moors in the Riff country will inflame
| all Islam, leading To an uprising i'm
| Algiera and Soudan. An attack on
French troops at Colomb Rechar is
| regarded as a direct result Of the
| spanish Moroccan war, and it is bol l.
/ ly suggested here that the self in
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CONTINUED on Page Ftve.)
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-30
ShrlIinn nhn Mnnr..

Madrid. July 3o.--A special dis
patch from Melura says that the
spanish cruiser Numanciu is now
Smelling the heights of Muu-t Guor-
uea. which swarm with M0ors.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, COIO., July 3O.---PahIy CLOUDY
with local showers tunlgh or SATURDAY.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-30
\ Customs Court.

The internal revenue tax ON tobacco
10 amended. making the rates on
chewing and smoking tobacco s cents
q pound. 80 change was made in tho
tax ou cigars, except those Weighing
under three pounds per thousand,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
SEATTLE BANKS SHOW
WONDERFUL INCREASE

The results OF the fifth and last call made this year by
the comptroller OF the currency have just been made public
and they point the that the banks OF Seattle far
regards deposits have history in such
excellent position This shows all business
done up and including the 10th OF month The
total deposits in the banks OF the city show gain since
the first Of September he OF the last ea OF s20soo69
The total figures aggregate S7,444oo769
Bankers themselves call attention fact tina, the items
Of loans Of chief interest that they show clearly
than any other feature the wonderful gain which has taken
place in business during the short period OF time for which
they the index
The grand total Of loans since September reaches the
huge figure OF Ss06ss Sol 4s This is considered be
markaby good showing when the strngeney of the market
elsewhere realized as evidenced from the big banking
cente such New York London and others which have
only increased their bu manifested greatest
scryasm in handling the larger class Of this business
The actual increase in local loans figures upwards
OF 100000 and this is indicative Of very material pros
perity aud business activity.
Other evidence, il needed Of the financial stability
Of local institutions 10 be gathered from the fact that the
banks have added their surplus and undivided profit fund
during the short aperiod Of $4iS.2ll4. This
points increase inevey bank Of the twenty-five bur
three No further call viii be made by the comptroller Of
reney this year.
The following table eloquent the position
Of the various twenty-five local banks giving does
glance the totals OF their deposits aud loans IL the panes
indication OF very satisfactory Of affairs and shows
increase the last similar table issued in every
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12
MINIMUM AND MINIMUM.

In Ftia p.c the maximum minI-
mum tariff s. perfectly reasonable
Tine phsaseolass OF ths maximum tar
ia section and lbs technique cave llttlc
a. be desiftd al. Mr Root D1utended
There IS u-udouhtedl}. nothing onen-
ip our Saying 10 amy country that
having enacted e certain scale ~
tut.es S. stand tra1s to give 90 lower
dutts II it pf1 feciproeate along the
same tines bot technique and words
ae not everything what the other
nations Ni} a-k Is whether th, miui-
muu tafig s rsally a. merely nomi-
naliY a mero liberal tafsn when
tht hnd that Aidrlr D q Co. hat,
framed minimum iarin that + high
az than tHc unelsY tarn on the aref-
ar aua that tnfIr maximum U.s. $500
ehsr thc} wIl harily hs persuaded
t1 trcst pas better than thc, hato lone
so sr aalur Genula ou dann-
vsri caat.- an excellent basis fas
nuiu ree ,eIts ubt ss,.,rsrer
oati not made agreeable by
lnc fa.m minimum ttiG an1
as ut gao Iu5ur,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12
" TO \ BOND iS~u ..

senator Aidrioh chairman ~ the
committee or imam s or opinion
THAT There niii d. up necessity for "a
bond ,.~u, by the government during
tn recess ~ congress even for Pan
Ina canal expenditure He further
nterfalus the hop. That the monetary
commission. ~ which be- Is hartman
afH nf able 70 make = preliminary
report eariN in the December session
ri congress recommending changes IL
the currency laws
senator Allrich Is az opinion that
10 Min ba necessary In De mb.r ~
take 80 The whole broad ga. sfiou 81
bond issues for tho canal gonstru
ton He thinks it is inevitable thai
an additional class ~ bonds Nil have
a. be- authorized for this purpose and
as ite question pouta bc iu q sense
lorrriated To the currency policy ~
iht government IL would be appr0pri-
4ie a. postpone it- consideration
Ut u THE meantime the canal or
tho government needs money there
visiting authorization Tor the issue ~
Stoo 100000 90 ,~eftideates OF indvbt-
eln,ss which wil suffice ~ an entr
g.uey measure senator Aldroh
lot UIth Satisfaction ihat the rt
e,ipt~ of th, treasury Tor ths la.t tw
months have hcen equal to Iis disc
bursemeuts and Their, - BIO ause tor
rT. t-.-t rF.t tb. ,,.s4.tarx
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12
Successful MINISTER'S.

Tine essfua minister is born NOT
made by tae use 81 h4teser tool
vtalizlnr though j., may b. COM
PEELED 50 ihe oldest and moudiea,
conventions Dr. comes to his real
work ~ virtue ~ qualities which a
theolosi 81 education can neither give
nor tax AWAY III he has 1Aa soul
g. endure 8 % seeing the Invisible
snd heart e. tbrob m Unison vl,h
a. the t.fjoI humanity about him
ara O. ali THIS adds TO. sense - e.
nigh mission and the burden of a splr-
ituai message fs need nut trouble
himsflf overmuch a. become 500
eialized He VIII nnd his trat power
snd WELD ID Iuto the striving and
sorrow ~ the world he wlH be able
10 hing something - peace and
,onfort and Wn - thr better en-
,bled ~ do it for having braee3 his
by hard study and Ted hs spirit;
br iong meditation nhi.e me dg,
burns than by taking out card in
~ 'hc labor unions from here ~
California ~ running now here and
moss there after the latest satioIug
cal 'ad Now York Post.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12
TEACHERS AND Pupils.

THOSE who depi0rr the poverty Or
the col.Ee TEACHERS compensation
Ere not afwdys alive o. the unseen
pleasures d. enjoys Among them all
IL is 10 De doubted whether any s
more stimulating and de. ightful than
those personal attachments which
grow ~ between himself and gen
grafton after generation ~ students
e. they pass within and beyond his
DOOR. A man who has been long
enough in q college or university 10
have Won the respect and affection %
the hundreds VI were boys once aud
men now would not part with
'uch treasure FOR hne gold New
York Globe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12
AnarChism in Russia.

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9 A'sFti 3" hia"N
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na-es~ waste ~ t"r ~'.ff-
"H."rh "' N-o
.tf. lhr ieS"hl"t 1'
.tHfl'- Alo Hts.' 90 '-A
Pap Hri-Atrn
THfty p extreme corrupt 20
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EonN "f th- mItiiaa A1p
rU. gloomy fHH -Hf HH t-- u.Hi- H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

tusl responsibility al any one time IS
With the party in power. the majority.
the influence ~ the opposition. in re-
straining or m0derating the develop
ment+ uf the policies of the majority.
has been equally essential 10 deter
mining the outcome. Thus. il is real
d as important to have IAN able. pa
,riotie and enicien, opposition as TO
have an able. patriotic and efficient
party in power. II We would keep our
free government IN healthy opera
tiou.
In view ~ the present condition Of
political aGalrs throughout the coun-
try 1T large. b Philadelphia Public
Ledger says this is one OF the very
Few periods in our political history. If
not The first. whvn there has appeared
20 be- no opposition party-untess we
concede that ths republicans have H.
ready been reiegatrd 60 that position
That j. - effect the position they are
now occupying in the eTofs To carry
through one OF their own policies oy
attaching ID Ia tn, poH.ie Of the
supposed minority The tit8iar dem
alfats have quite abandoned adj their
traditional do tfiues end ~ their cons
-rsatts traditions and ore ready for
amy kind ~ coalition As an organ
zed oppos ton they hase abdicated
field q are trailing along with
-.epubHe8us ana Brb antics II the ~
az tef. session 4hauI4 be fine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

ss.ss. the view York mills paying
1851 per cord. ~ against 1874 in
New England ana $f.sI in Pennsyl-
Nauia
These figures viii explain The eager.
ness with which every alleged dis
cDvery 81 new paprr-making mater
iais is Investigated hy the manufac-
turer- but they also show that Mood
pulp stiii holds It's place with no i'm
mediate prospect ~ a successful sub
sutution OF other and cheaper hbres.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

A town whose eitlz MS hay. TO pub
BE spirit is on its WAY ~ 10 the cemr-
tFF and tee citizen who viii do moth
ing 70 help his oan town. j. helping
go dix its GRAVE The business man
who q chronic grumbler. who IS
g yer satisfied with conditions as th.s
are presented and always pulling back
ia every public enterprise j. simply
fAra" ng bouquet. the graVe-Tl-
euHllarl sun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12
A Fact

Unless the best Mexican Vanilla
Beans are used, properly cured,
properly aged, and the flavor
properlveNtracted and allowed 10
stand AZ lca>; one wear before OF
iering for sale, good extract of
Vanilla IS an imposSibility. Try
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

Heiea-WFo vas that exceed u-,
plain man Nol wrre speaking O. tls
anw
Jark-That uaS nv brother
Helen Nu>te-rdi-Oh Big Vat-
pardon Q bad not noticed the rs
s-mh.ancr-EN hangc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

crops Gan no m De raised without
work THAN without moisture and 60
ibis country thu more worn the maf
moisture Is eonserv~d-Santa Rosa
sun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

Durinr T-- e contractors Iall la
aH Cubic yar Of masonry son the
Booss vet dem salt River on
project. A~iz.rs The masonry was
aI laid on Rec south slide ~ the gag
through which Tie Not.r 81 -tiL flow
nx from th Servoir The soath
end uf this psrt ~ the Sam : 80 an
ovation nf l- feet The water .u
th- re---yur iIo fee, deep The
government c-u.nt mul Was operated
daa~ burn 1850 barrels and
<rindiug l-a4a barrels ot .emrHt THE
o. 4nat ampletrl work Is
M pushed r the eastern canal
Wark D. pGus~ng Cvorshlt ia lcr-
.rfru- th- ~ui.lng tunnel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

Duty calls a man to church on sun
aa5 and pleasure urges him to 60
fshing -MOntoya Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

u The thermometers viii he low
f'r . while nothing viii De sid Of
their late debauch-Montoyu Kepubi-
can
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

Our WORK * As NEAR PER.
FICTION ~ POSSIBLE. No OLD.
NORM OFT. BROkiN DOWN OR
OBSOLETE MACHINERY IN OUR
PLANT. EVERY THING NEW AND
Up TO THE MINI TE-AIWANS
BETTER WORK AND MORE
PROMPT SERVICE ME nEEN
COMPETITION. \ TRIAL BINn-
DIE WILL CONVINCE YOU. M
PERIAL LAUNDRY 60. RACK OF
POSTOFTICE PHONE lis. RED
WAGONS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

The first reas rainstorm this year
bt Hoiprook tas other evening and
e%ntinuei 10 give everything q good
soakiug Tor aasat twO hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

The barn belonging o. Henry Kemp
eaich iu lIolQrpck ana a >nai store
owned 15 Is. b crosby eurHcd
I9Wu the either night the .s~s o,ng
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

and note their delicious favor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

Ender y n ahere the bug shooting
) 81 tn, boez, j".nts ;ooK PLACES
-xpeuenclng d building Doom 10 beat
The band
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-12

The White Mountain Ar2eh,s held
their annual feast and dance last SAT-
uriay and saturday night There were
see To- t00s Indians present Three
,eryys were kliled for the secession.
The dane, continued al night
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
oovRRNanalr LAND ExoHANoEs,

4
publishes following statement by W.
Smith: ~
to protest including
premises ofh Honolu in land exchange
of including this Honoluu Hale property
exchange Territory the land
occupied by G. Co the waterfront
opposed sound opposing the transfer
public property in the heart OF the CITY, pee
Yokohama Specie Bank is located
will be Mahuka
wher the ederalbu building De erected
future hall than the Honolulu
grounds possibly headquarters Being
station, the logical for the city hall
by
public the heart of the city opposed the
posses
public Offices should naturally be
every
subject,
The late exchanges
premises valley public
strongly proposition allowed
to lapse
There no good up
policy and every il should
there immediate
all public within
parting with More particularly is this the with
t
general objection exchanging premises
unable
The Advertiser further unable the ppety
toying building property extending
slip There
harbor which utilized without
business the heart the city making
to of
change lands general
The will call the whole O
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
BUSINESS MEN FOR SUPERVISORS.

The manner supervisors behaving mas ceased " NC
of reflection IN the business com
uuniy sending strong de'ega'- Vi
10 consult with and devise some way IN wn ~
dav economical administration begin IL
ligb time Everyone pau consider, knows that TINS nao
could not have occurred or II u
occurred quickly settled can anyone SUN A.,
men like Mr. Morgan Smith Mr. Hustace Mark Robinson ana
oro srrervsors Waller Mr. Trent Mayor
In it's inception trouble political 1t comes oil parry
party pohs IN
and is well defined and accepted FOR
instance where party the nation with view to free trace w
o,in money restricted power injunction weak army and navy
disputabe policy other party takes distinctly
NO. M DIVIDE the peopS
all honest men
Cv and County government its full duty by being economical ana
principle the for the election OF
who would ticket in national or congressional e
~ - Renicap nnle the election who of
would not the interests OF any ana al
xpayers by Onarsan or bipartisan
of corporation expects OF IT'S directors
of really its
If So vv should not supervisors picked directors with sole
reference qualities and reference at all TO the po"ea
beefsi county government today enough money
woud administration lower tha was
dollars month nowand at
~ same time vastly increase capacity There not today
the board there IS perhaps, No
deal with
many perplexng business matters as does TINS board
Tn tb present board politics influence than it
votes no party INES are
drawn Time and again their Judgment
aagn as among with of the Republican
administration That political policy principle at stake
policy with the Solid
with its unconsconaoe relations win
roltical Augeans the County Attorneys office
not possible during the taxpayers to get to-
rether business bod to
bold all money political which would keep it political
standing
honesty capacity worth mentioning will to inquire
whether they mpahze Chicago the Denver atfOrm'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
SUPREME COURT
DEGREES HERE

A decree has been received from the
Supreme Court of the United States
which denies the appeal of Clinton J..
Hutchins, trustee, against William
Bierce. The decision was rendered on
the ground of a want of jurisdiction.
The United States Supreme Court has
sustained the decision of the Terri
torial Supreme Court in the case of the
executors of the will of George Gal
braith, the Hawaiian Trust Company,
and the Galbraith heirs.
The decision that is affirmed declared
the will of George Galbraith valid
trust and the Hawaiian Trust Company
authorized to administer it as such af-
ter the payment of costs and counsel
fee and other expenses incident to the
settlement of the estate.
The proceedings in the probate of the
will of Mrs. Campbell was post.
poned to Tuesday in Judge Robinson Is
court yesterday. The attorneys for
Muriel Campbell, Kinney, Marx & Pros
ser, have withdrawn from the case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
THE PUBLIC AND THE RELIEF BILL

public sentiment about the b
10 suspend operations castwise law limited period for the
ben Hawaii
The Commerce and Merchants Asocia
ton. practically unanimous in its
their influential MEMBERS the meantime having
of AT the Chamber OF Com
called for another purpose and twenty
would other
policy Merchants
Association with dissenting there being large
attendance-about forty.
Sharp the Governor and the Delegate at
Washington meeting Chamber of Commerce held with
The Chamber
favorable position by majority The Merchants AS
soeiaio N further action.
Federation the Promotion Committee had
the
public further discuss the
widely advertised and the and
40 representative citizens at the meet
upndng the we law passed
by n o 9.
proposed Merchants Association to nch the matter by
having n should quickly,
believe would
reveal seven-eighths majority for Hawaiian relief.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
VISIT THE VOLCANO.

promotion for Hawaii is visible
hotels
of of
world
concerneda
The % Kauea traveller
all islands review; his
sublime
finally a
midst which bubbng flashing caudron
One activity miles
makga
and which phases o kaleidoscope
the
of
Honolulu
all his in these
the testng wuethe the volcano delightful
should
the mind the made by the volcano enduring
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
APPROPRIATIONS
ALL ON ONE BILL

In his message to the Legislature
Governor Frear will recommend a
change in the method of preparing the
appropriation bills for the expenses of
the Territorial government. Instead of
the usual plan of drawing up two bills,
one carrying the salaries and one the
cost of conducting the department, Gov
ernor Frear believes that one bill should
be passed including both salaries and
expenses. He says that it would tend
TO simplify matters and make it possible
to tell at glance the actual cost of
maintaining government department.
Governor Frear declares that there is
no good reason for separating the two
items and that it will be far more salts
factory to have it all under one head
ing.
81 believe that this will be one of
the incidental things that 1 will recon-
mend in my message to the approaching
Legislature said the Governor yester-
day. ''It is not a matter of great i'm
portance, yet 1 think if it is carried
into effect it will lessen the work and
also have the advantage of being more
PRACTICABLE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-02
PEARL HARBOR
]. DREDGING /
CAMP

Activity at Pearl Harbor on the
dredging proposition will commence
this week, probably by Wednesday,
when the Hawaiian Dredging Company
commences to clear off about three or
four acres of land on the Honolulu side
of the channel, about opposite the
shark.pen at Puuloa, for its headquar-
tiers. The company has Just leased six
acres of land from the Bishop Estate,
and the camp will be located about be-
tween the naval and military reserva-
tions
Until the camp is well located and
buildings are raised to house officers
and men connected with the varied de-
partments of the dredging work, the
dredgers will not be taken down to
Pearl Harbor from Honolulu. How
ever, this delay will not be without its
value for the dredging equipment, now
in good shape, will be added to SO that
when the big diggers are taken down
and moored over the channel leading
from the sea to the inner harbor, they
will be in frst-class condition.
As previously noted, George p Dem
ison will be the active superintendent
of the dredging work proper. Mr.. Wal
ter Dillingham; is at the head of the
Hawaiian Dredging Company and will
look after the company's business gen
orally, with headquarters in Honolulu.
As soon as the land is cleared the
construction of buildings will be taken
up. First of all there will have to be
cottages to house the superintendent
and heads of departments, as well as
for the workmen who are married.
There will be a headquarters building,
machine shop and storehouse; two large
| dormitories where the workmen will
sleep; a restaurant and recreation hall,
oil and water tanks, railroad terminal.
etc. Then pier will have to be built,
and this will require some filing in of
heavy material
AT present the company is interested
in the analyses of water from wells in
the immediate vicinity of the camp and
for long distance away. The COM
pany wants to secure good, pure water
for both the use of the employees and the
engines. This is an important matter
and one that for a time threatened to
give the company some anxiety
The tanks for oil are reserve con-
tanners for the fuel for the dredgers
and pumping plants. Oil and not coal
is to be used entirely.
The dredging plant will be added to
later on. The dredger Pacific may be
brought down from the Coast, and there
is prospect of second one being reuui-
sitioned.