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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

LISTEN TO NINE
SEMbR|CH?
PEOPLE OF CITY GIVEN
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Worlds Greatest Artistic, With
Bispham and Famous Quar-
tete Can Be Brought OF EIk8'
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~'et-s'eis ana In~uslc-ioNers shall nave
the rare delight Of listening tC
Madame NarcolIa ami
David Bispbam. two Of tbe world.
greatest singers rests vim Inc loca,
nublir AZ reenlt ~ INA ,.o.an+ yisi,
here Of London charlton manage
for these attraction. ANA , confercnce
hcId b,, him win MANAGE Nratson ~
the Elks' thentcr A-lhunns,o,,o IL
I given mo opporhtnifv ~ finallv loca-
tine hersrlf on the man win a lilo
red mark ms one of M oitiae Of ne
country which ,nnreciatos ana vim
nav for tho brqt tb.t thnrn h +, ~"
musical and oneratic yvo,id
A-lbnonornre bas larro mennonite
Of IT'S nomination which halio-as tho
community ia he bight. c,,ltrrad
mustcai ana ontb.oh- nn.to-aato an3
those oftop .-on,nt,i, hit+ort. h
A-lhtmu,roue does NOT s.c,,rc ~
p-oar.ncos Of mn fo,, or +ha
musical mar n,s. ,hro,,,,
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did hot reeeiy. nuhItr n-atronann
enough To rim the small .,naett" 90
the Elks' theater or ia MALI ~ ,istt.
of These famous .rtiste nror.nh1a
Mr. Afoteor wbn
enough to hrine tbcr Nm
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

yors Ou Hermit creek. IN the viclnit,
Of the plateau. with o generous hand
Al the base Of the plateau two na.
thrnl bathtuhg. N pools hive beef
formed by tho nntural falling Of tn
waters u the creek upon the stone.
il Is planned 10 construct bath
houses around them nnd tho tourist
may enjoy d fine plunge away down
IN the chasm. Bathing suits may be
d0ancd and IA real swim enjoyed. the
pools being quite large
Tho plan Of Improvement proposed
for tho Grand canyon viii mean q
great deal Tor IN, tourist and it r.
said 10 d. bur the beginning Of gem
eral plans which VIII make the Won
dcrs Of tho Titan Of Chasms more ac-
cresihic 10 tho traveller
Tho trip over the neH trdl VIII be
magnificent.
White thc journey down Tho trail
and back Co the rim may possibly De
completed in % DAY. tho majority Of
tht tourists 800 mkc two ~ three days
or possibly more
Mr. I%augland aud W r. Maitoon.
~ mo forest service George II. kess
Ter. p landscape architect. ~ Kanaa
Az ana Mrs Ford Harvey ana
several others. made q ton-day trip up
and down tho proposed ncw traii. =
complete camping outfit was taken
along, and lhc partX ~bivonackod al IN
forvals Hione the trait whiIo Inspecting
Inc route.
A number of exciting experiences
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

g a pretty hard thing to accomplish
when you're blue, bilious and OF
sorts. There is a sure cure for all
kinds OF stomach and liver com
plalnts-constipation and dyspepsia.
Billiards. Hcrbine So mild, yet abso-
lutcly effective In AN eases. price 60
cents per bottle. Sold By J. II. O'Rielly
co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

housekeeping time IS ON Now Is
iho time 10 take that old, soiled rug
out Of The parlor or dining room and
replace Ii with ONE OF those nice
bright ONES from our store. We have
Che finest assortment Ina the city and
new patterns arriving every week.
The Futrclle Furniture co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

OUR POLICY IL lUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS. LET rs
SHOW YoI THAT WE CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER.
rs Y. g. PRATT A 90 sIt :
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

| am sure ! VIII be back inside Of ?
month My best regards to Nh Ell.
and good luck to the band.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

Now Is the time to get rid OF your
rheumatism. You can do so by apply
ing Chamberlain's Liniment. Nine
cases out of ten are simply muscular
rheumatism due &c cold or damp, or
chronic rheumatism, and yield to the
vigorous application of this liniment.
Try it. You are certain to be de
lighted with the quick relief it af-
fords. Sold by all druggists.
choicest onion sets, zoe per pound.
Lowest price good sets were ever sold
Tor. T.. ". Fee. q =. LIST. Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

OUR WORK Is As NEAR PER
LECTION AS POSSIBLE. NO OLD
NoRN-OUT, BROKEN DOWN OK
OBSOLETE MACHINERY IN OUR
PLANT. EVERYTHING NEW ANp
U TO THE NINUTE-ALWAAs
LETTER WORK AND MOkt
PROMPT SERVICE. WE DEfh
COMPETITION. \ TRIAL BtND-
bIk WILL CONVINCE NOU. W.
PERJAL LAUNDRY co. BACK Or
iOSrOEITCE. PHONE lis. RID
WAGONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ASSAYERS.
W. JENKs-

W. JENKs-
AsSAyer.
Mining and Metallurgicai xaginssr,
6O9 West Fruit avenue, Postoffice
Box 175. or at office Of r II. Kant
t12 South Third Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

Examination ana Geological Reports
on Mining Properties a Specially.
Correspondence Solicited.
Address
w. G. r G II
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-23

JnO. W. Wilson Jno. A. White
WILSON e WHITE
Attorneys at Law
Rooms 15-17-19, Cromwell Building
J. A. Miller George r. Craig
MILLER & CRAIG
Attorneys at Law
ia S. Third st. Albuquerque
Arizona republican., 1909-10-23
N. Porter Saddle X Harness Co. 70 W. Washington St
 Telephone Main 69.
A SHORT vAcATIoN-Lee Harris

A SHORT vAcATioN-Lee Harris. who Is connected with the commissary department of the Southern Pacific. having the run between Fl Paso and Yuma, under l.. H. Manning. arrived in town last night on a vacation of a week. ..
 DEPARTURE OF MIR. HITCHCOCK Postmaster General Hitchcock, after a pretty thorough tour of the territory since he entered it more than two weeks ago. yesterday left Tucson for the east Delegate Cameron and J. C. Adams. who accompanied him to Tue son on Thursday evening. will return to Phoenix this morning.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services tomorrow. october 24th. will be as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 am; morning worship. II o'clock: sermon by the pastor, Rev. Henry Mar tin Campbell: theme. Because of Your Unbelief." Junior Endeavor at 3 pm. Y. P. s. C. F. prayer meeting. 6:So pm. Evening service, 7:3O. Sermon by the pastor All are cordially invited to attend these services. Seats are free. Church at the corner of Third avenue and Adams street The session of the synod of New Mexico and Arizona will begin in this church on the 2Sth in- stant. If you will arrange beforehand to attend all the meetings possible, you will find your efforts well repaid
Arizona republican., 1909-10-23
TRINITY CHURCH cHoIR-Mr.

TRINITY CHURCH CHOlR-Mrs. w. E.. Deity as been secured as or ganist and director of the choir Of Trinity church and will begin her du- ties in that position on Sunday.
 ON BUSINESS-E. A. Trincano. who has been installing a heating and ventilating plant in the territorial .pris- on at Florence. Is in the city for a few days on business.
 YUMAs INsANE-In accordance with a late action of the board of sup ervisors, providing for the trial in this county of insane persons from the northern part of Yuma county, the expenses to be paid by Yuma county. the formal resolution of the board was prepared yesterday.
 WILL HEAD THE PROHIBITION FIGHT-Dr. Burke of Oakland. Calif-. one of the most active members of the Anti Saloon League. has arrived in the city to take charge of the fight for prohibition in this territory. He will remain in this field at least year. He is said to be a speaker of great elo- quence and has been influential in ex- tending temperance sentiment in Call fornia and along the coast. Speaking yesterday of the work in California, he said that with such a local option law there as there is in Arizona, two- thirds of the counties of that state would be dry. Boards of supervisors there are not required to order cleo tions on petition and in most cases they have refused to do so. though the petitions embraced the names of ma jority of the voters of the counties. In some cases they have yielded to the force of public opinion and have or dered such elections The campaign will be carried in that state into the next legislature in an effort to secure such local option law as Arizona has.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-23

district. Pinal county, and claimed by the Kelvin Development company; mineral survey No. 269s. Peoria, Pe- oria No. 1. Peoria Ex. No. 1 and Rain bow placer mining claims, situated in the Walnut Grove mining district. Va vapai county, and claimed by Samuel woolner jr; and mineral survey No. 27lI. Ochre lode mining claim. situated in the Tiger mining district. Yavapai county, and claimed by G. Frank Har- rington and John Siess.
 A REPORTED THEFT-C. H. Tweed reported at the office of the sheriff yesterday morning that pony and a burro belonging to him had been stolen from his corral the night before. A night prowler later brought news to the office of the sheriff that he had seen the wandering animals as late as four o'clock yesterday morning near the corner of Fourth and Taylor streets The thief was nowhere in sight
 WILL BE DEPoRTED-Immigr tion Inspector Connell made a quick trip to Phoenix yesterday. He was in the city less than two hours and when he left took with him Mrs. Annie Shurer. a Russian Jewess. who came to this country about five years ago. Mrs. Shurer went to Mexico about three years ago or less. making her an alien. She was arrested here by the city police on word telegraphed to Marshal Moore by Inspector Con- nell. The woman will be deported to either Russia or Mexico. She has been twice married and threatened with de- portation several times.
 STUDYING THOSE SENATORIAL QUESTIONS-There was another meeting yesterday at the court house of the delegates elected from the wa ter users of the school districts for the purpose of formulating answers to the questions sent out by the senatorial committee which will be here next month. The list was practically com pleted. the answers to the questions having been prepared by committees and passed upon in the full body of the delegates. There was a larger at tendance yesterday than at the former meeting There was also rather more criticism of the Water Users associa- tion. especial attention being directed to the proposed water temple. opposi- ton to which. it is understood, will be incorporated into some of the answers.
 IN SEARCH OF cLIMATE-Among the more recent arrivals in town are w. l.. Miller and F.. T. Pennoyer of Chicago. MT. Miller. who has grown rich by hard work. now has more mon- ey than health and for some years he has been travelling over the American continent and the adjacent islands looking for the right kind of a clim- ate. He has been in Florida; he spent a winter in Cuba, and another in Southern California. He has been in the Salt River valley long enough to form the opinion that it has t. e best climate he has so far encountered. The weather is a little warm in the day time but the nights bring sleep and that Is the main thing He will take d bungalow near town and send for his family. Messrs. Miller and Pennoyer are old acquaintances of Rudolph Arndt, who has been a resident of the valley for three years.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-23
DISTRICT coURT-In district cout

DISTRICT COURT-In district court yesterday Angelita Verdusco was granted a divorce from Higenia Yer dusco on the ground of misconduct and on the further ground that he is an inmate of the territorial prison. In the matter of the priority suit Judge Kent announced that further proof would be heard today.
 BENCH SHOW INFoRMATIoN- The announcement is made by C. B. Wood of the poultry and pet stock department of the fair that entry cards for the bench show, a new feature of the department, may be obtained of him, or at the fair headquarters at the Hotel Adams or at Doyle's cigar store.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Services will be held tomorrow. twentieth Sunday after Trinity. in Trinity church. South Second avenue, facing the court house. the Rev. Julius w. Atwood, rector, as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock: morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock. Service in St. James mission, Tempe, at 3:30 o'clock.
 GERMAN EVANGELICAL lUTH- BRAN SERviCES-All German Luth- erans are invited to attend a service that will be held in the Central Meth odist Church. South. corner Center and Monroe streets, Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Reverend August Han sen. pastor of St. Paurs Lutheran church at Pasadena, Cal, will conduct the service.
 ADAMS GRiLL-The grill at the Hotel Adams was fairly we'll patron ized Thursday night after the Sousa band concert It was the first time the grill was kept open for the after the theater crowd. Many dainties of the season were kept on hand just for the purpose. The grill will probably be kept open after the next show at the Eiks' theater but whether or not the practice is continued will depend entirely on the patronage.
 SOME WORK AHEAO-'T am very much pleased with the work of the high school football squad" said Fos- ter H. Rockwell, who is coaching them. just as he was about to take a train for the coast. The boys are strong and beefy but they have a lot to learn
 
 ball is not a baby's game and they have a lot of hard work before them before they can hope to stand up be- fore the strong teams of the terri tory. I shall be back in time to wit ness their frs. game"
 FAREWELL SERviCE-At the Central church this afternoon at six o'clock will be held a religious service for the double purpose of receiving persons wishing to join the church and bidding farewell to the pastor and his family. who leave on the 7:3O train for Santa Ana, Calif., where Rev. MT Douglas has been assigned work. Very few have ever left this city who leave behind more friends than does this faithful pastor and his family
 SURVEYS APPROvED-The sur veyor general has approved mineral survey No. 2662. Express lode mining claim. situated in the Big Bug mining district and claimed by the Cardinal mining company; survey No. 266s. Oya Lunch, Big Gray. old Joe. Blue Bird and Red Bird lode mining claims, sit uated in the Mineral Creek mining
Arizona republican., 1909-10-23
OF LOCAL INTEREST
BACK FROM THE coAsT-Mr. and

BACK FROM THE COAST-Mr. and Mrs. David shear. who spent the sum- mer in visiting a number of cities on the Pacific coast returned to Phoenix Thursday MT. Shear. it is understood. will leave again for California today on a short business trip.
 VISITING EDITOR-W s. Tarbell. editor and manager of The Mining In- vestor of Denver, Is in the city and will leave today for the RayKelvin district. The Mining Investor Is a we'll known weekly publication of the Rocky mountain capital, dealing chiefly with the financial end of the mining business and furnishing news of spe- cial interest to investors, stock brok- CTS and financial men. Mir. Tarbell is touring the southwestern mining dis tricts in the interest Of his paper. He has visited Mohave county and reports that there is great activity in the re- zion of the Gold Road mine and he believes there will be lively times in those parts very soon. In fact he be- lieves Arizona will very soon attract the attention of the world more nota bIy than ever before. The mining in dustry here has never been notable for big booms but the constant operation of the big copper and gold mines has given Arizona a conservative estimate in the minds of investors generally. as compared with other states like Ne vada, where wild excitement has all ternated with notable slumps and hard times. He thinks it quite possible that Arizona may be in line for some big booms but in an event there cannot help but be a general growth and ex- pansion of the industry.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-23
ITALIAN HISTORY DISCUSSED

The Woman's Baptist Home and For eign Mission society held a most en- joyable and profitable meeting yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ $. PercivaI. The condensed outline history of Italy as presented by Miss Nell R. Blount. assisted by Mesdames Buckley. Morgan. Scott. Davies and Dom. was found to be intensely in- teresting- Mrs. Percival. assisted by her daughter. Miss Ruth. served de- lightful refreshments. and about forty five enjoyed their hospitality.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-23
The Beqinninq of the Row

The Woman-George, this is the an niversary of the day on which prom ised to be yours. Have you forgot ten it?
 The Brute-No. my. dear. I couldn't: but I've forgiven it-Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
DEBT LIMIT AGAIN.
Vmious Vie1rs on Cify's Bor-
ro7ring Capacity.

Controller Metz said yesterday that he
would send an answer to-day 10 Judge
Gaynor's request for statement with ref
erence 10 the city's debt incurring capacity.
The Controller said last night that the
ooooo The appropriations by the Board OF
Estimate and Apportionment since Novem-
Der l have been very heavy. with the result
that the margin is down 10 about sso. ao.o9
or S5.enooo.
Allan Robinson, chairman of the Allied
Real Estate Interests. yesterday presented
10 the board tabulation Of appropriations
authorized by n since November I. total
ling about So oDa0o0 on this showing Mr..
Robinson says that the debt margin at
present is only s7.cooooo He was understood
20 say that he got his figures from Pres-
dent Purdy Of the Department of Taxes
and Assessments. Later he told Mr. Purdy
that he had been misquoted.
II is assumed that in January the enact
ment Of the constitutional amendment er-
empting bonds for subways and docks that
are revenue producing from computation
Of the organic law of the state and city.
II IL does. il will give the city an add-
tional leeway Of more than slO0ooaooo.
The city's rapid financial gait is indicated
by the fact that when the Court of Appeals
sustained General Tracy's computation OF
the city debt in October last the margin al
that time was more than 800, 600. .OcO. that
at the lowest calculation the city has been
adding 10 it's bonded indebtedness about
s5oaon month since that decision.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
CRITTCISES u. S. {.
Senator Da11s Before Tele-
phone Inquiry Committee.

Ex-senator n. r Davis. Of Brooklyn. who
appeared yesterday to press complaint
against telephone conditions i'm this city
before the joint legislative committee. made
statement about the present powers of
the Public Service Commission which en-
liyened the proceedings.
Il think the Public Service Commission
ers have .sbolIt all the tasks they can
handle ar the present time" he said. we
should have had great results from their
TWO years Of service. We think We have
a right 10 feel that We have not obtained
them. II We are to have telephone regu-
lation by commission. let US have another
commission for telephones"
Mr.. Davis went on 20 say that rich men
were appointed 10 the commission. and en-
tering office with great blare of trum-
pets sat down and did nothing lie said
that telephone conditions exist nowhere else
as they exist i'm New York. The telephone
business was in its infancy. he declared,
and would be until radical legislation was
passed.
Theodore l.. C'uyler, treasurer Of the
New England Telegraph Company. was
called a witness. and corrected the testI-
mony which he had given on two occa-
sions, reading into the records a typewrit-
ten statement which he said had been
dictated by the general counsel Of the Post
al Telegraph Company. describing the re-
lations between the Postal and some of its
subsidiary companies.
Adjournment was taken until next Tues
day, when Edward J. Nally. president Of
the New England Telegraph Company and
rice-president Of the Postal Telegraph and
Gable Company, Of which the New Eng
land is subsidiary. will he called to the
witness stand.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
MAYOR PRAISES WATER BOARD.
Discusses His Own Connection with
CatskiD Project.

Mayor Mcclellan was the guest Of honor
last night al the dinner to the Board Of
Water Supply al Terrace Garden
Chief Engineer ]. Waldo Smith presided.
and the speakers included Commissioner
John a. Bensel. DIR. Alexander g. Hum
phreys. Philip T. Dodge, John ". Grisgs.
B. u. odell. jr., Edwin A Merritt. jr.. ana
Frank l.. Polk. Mayor Mcclellan said:
OF the many memories of nv siY. wears,
administration Just closing the most pleas
ant Is my relation with the Catskill water
supply project. IL is so closely identi6ad
with my administration that n has become
= part Of my life and almost part of me
When ! nrst came there I found hut iiftie
aone. ] then determined. FIRST that rbers
should be honesty of performance and sec
ond. honesty OF expenditure, speed ard
economy.
l leave the work in measurable distance
Of completion. with every important CON
tract under way. The work has had crit
les. some were sincere ard honest and
some insinceTe and dishonest
All thanks and honor 10 President TenseI
ann his associates. Commissioners Scott
Harrison. Ridgway and Flynn. and I hone
the work will go ON 10 SUGGEST God bless
YOU
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
STEEL COMPANY GAINS TIME
Will Argue Against Enjoining Queens
boro Bridge Payments.

The argument for extension of the tenn
porary injunction restraining the CITY from
making final payment to the PENNSYLVANIA
Steel Company upon its contract for the
erection of the superstructure of the
Greensboro Bridge in the taxpayers ac-
tion brought by the Allied Real Estate In
terests has been postponed until Decem-
her 30
The temporary order enjoining the city
was granted on Wednesday last by Jus
tice SeabuTy, Of tlss Supreme Court, and
was returnable yesterday before Justice
IacLesn. II is understood that the request
for postponement was made by the
Pennsylvania Steel Company through the
Corporation Counsel. on the ground that
there was not sufficient time allowed I'm
the return Of the order to enable counsel
10 prepare for argument upon a sub
5ect OF such great Importance. The re-
quest for more time was agreed 10 by the
lawyers representing the Allied Real Is
tate Interests
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
WAKE STANDS BY DR.. COOK.
Explorers Friend Discredits Dunkle
and Loose Afidavits.

Charles Wake. an intimate friend Of Dr.
Frederick A. Cook. has issued statement
reiterating his taith~in the Brooklyn man
and in his ability 10 meet the charges
made against him by George II. DunkIe
and Captain a. W. Loose Dunkle saws
that he talked TO Wake and Cook on the
station platform at BronXville. Wake
saws he didn't. and that although Dunkle
had opportunities to complain To him OF
Cook no never did 50.
AIr. Wake. like Mr. Wack. won't tell
where Dr. Cook is now. His statement
says:
Meanwhile i'm the serenity Of his retire
ment. far from the roar OF the we'll
CREASED affidavit mills he is i'm entire
ignorance Of this latest tempest in a tea
pot. and I propose to keep my pledge ny
respecting his retreat. | can say. how
ever. that though il may drive the pro-
prietOrs Of some sana tOriums out of the
news columns and into the advertising
columns Of the newspapers, he is not now
and has not been in any such establish
ment.
Mir. Wake adds that Dr. Cook consulted
with Captain Loose only ''as 10 the clearest
way Of setting forth his technical data