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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
BULLOCK SURVEYING
SEWER SYSTEM
At TUCUMCAR|
Kansas City Man Who Bid on
Albuquerque Contract En-
pIoyed on Work in Eastern
New Mexico Town,
Especial correspondence to Mornlu. Journal

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T-ncumcari \ Al Univ - w =
Rultock of fine American Tjrbt an,
Uotor comr,pv az t,ars,s citr uh.
u,,s am, of thc hb1lers ,no t,nd
ana no eo-rstr,.tfon ~ th" Nuh,on.r
am seu.r e,st.r, b,s h.,n ON, l,,,o,
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SP''' l"' the CONSTITUTION OF q
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SVu' '.'S' "H" ait'' SUM mas p''ll
''l''Sl'eu u" iuin'Sh you WIN an 'P'-
mute OF costs OF same win lhe sewer
age et'' ana tor the move surveys
Pl'ns ana S~peeiAcat"hs "heh COM
ptetear You are To pay me sum OF four
i"lials tN4oV'Vp'' anu Siou'd
the proposition. Nhen submitted tail
[" DC approved oY the necessary votes
th'h inns contract snah De terminated
upon payment OF the sum atofes"id.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
FEARFUL PRECIPITATION or
SAND IN ALBUQUERQUE

Locally the prospects for tho brcalt-
Ing OF the long continued drouth were
most promising yesterday afternoon
when the sky became almost totally
ohs-ured by great banks Of cloud and
II looked certainly ns II Albuqnerqne
was IN for a great big rain storm It
developed. however. into the usual
sand storm only perhaps a little bit
worse THAI the average and for hours
the air was SO fun Of dust II was al
most impossible 10 see across the
street.
II was evidently raining and rain
Ing hard In nil directions at consider
able distance from this city. but So
far as can be nscertaincd not a drop
fell in Albuquerque. Following a
night and morning OF intense heat.
the hottest OF the season, the storm
yesterday evening. however, brought
q considerable drop IN temperature
go that II was much more comfortable
last night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
WOMAN ACCUSED By
G|NGLES GIRL
HAS AL|b|
Witness SWearS She Attended
Theater With Miss Barrette,
on the Night of Alleged Bath
room Torture Incident,


lBv Morning journal Special Leased WIRE
Chicago. July 13.-Wrangling OF
lawyers and further testimony inn
peaching Ella GIngles story of hei
torture in the wellington hotel, Feb
ruary A. marked the closing Of the
states case against the young Irish
lace maker. Assistant states Attorney
Short announced tonight he would
conclude with a few witnesses i'm thc
morning. The case win probably
reach the Jlty by Friday evening.
An alibi was furnished by Miss Alice
May }atrtut proprietor OF a lace
store iu the W ellington hotel. who is
accused ty Mlss Gingles of being the
moving spirit i'm the plot to lead her
into white slavery and of abusing
and cutting ncr in the bath room
scene.
Miss Mary Hale. proprietor of q
hair dressing parlor, told of meeting
Miss Barrcttc the evening OF Febru-
AIRY l6 and of attending the theatcr
with her. Later She said, they went
to Miss Barrctte's room and went To
bed.
This was the time the Ginglos girl
testified She was being mistreated 10y
Miss Rarrette and her companions.
benjamin Bronson. carpenter at the.
Wellington hotel. who was the first 10.
sind Miss Giugles in the bath room.
testified that. in his opinion. he could
have tied himself as the girl was tied
when you found YOU couldn't open
the door what did you do?' asked NJ
Short.
Il got "a ladder and pceked over the
transom into the room. l saw a
oula lying on the los and feared
sh, was dead. 1 climbed down and
forced the door she was bound to the
TUT There was plenty uf blood about
and shc was partly naked. reported
to tho office and then came back with
Dr.. Watson and cut the bonds.
could you have tied yourself as she
tied
Il believe 1 could
Were her hands tied so she could
move th,me
Yes
The witness became somewhat eon-l
fused when Attorney ODouucii shot a
ire Of questions al him regarding thel
location Of the bath room and thei
scene of the room in the hotel whercl
Miss Gingles was taken after being re-
ioaSed.
ON cross-cXaminstion n witness
testified that no woman was with him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
DEMAND FOR
IRRIGATED LAND
Several Applications Already
TO Take Over Triton Lake
Project as Soon as Surveys
Are Delivered by the Govern
ment,
lspecial correspondence 10 Morning Journal

i9pf'ih bftfrUhHHfH'f ~ NtfhiHk JbuFunlt
Santa Re. n. NJ. July l3-Undcr
the recent arrangement made between
Territorial Engineer Vernon H. Sulfi-
,nn and the officers Of the rcclama-
ton service the government Is soon
10 turn over TO the territory OF New
Mexico the so-called Triton lake pro-
jcct In southern Guadalupe county 70
be used as a Carey act proposition.
Already. although 1t viii be some
weeks before the transfer can be conn
plcted. there are several applications
on tile by people who desire to take
the project In charge. The govern
ment has continued to hold the Ian Is
In withdrawal under form two OF the
reclamation act until such time as
the surveys have been turned over TO
the territory.
The business of the territorial engi-
necr's office has grown tremendously
since the passage Ut the Carey act for
New Mexico ana iu almost every Sec
tion of the territory projects are un-
der Mas for Carey act irrigation
works.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
JAP WEEDS POLISH
GIRL; ALCALDE
TIES KNOT
CURIOUS MINGLING or THE
RACESAT MEADOW CITY
Bride Comes All the Way From
Los Angeles to Wed Man With
Whom She Fell in Love in
Restaurant,


special Dispatch TO The Morning journal
Las Vegas. Nm, Jiy l3-An iH-
ternational wedding of most unusual
Interest tool place in this city today
when FRANK : MAZDA, a fuIl-blooded
japanese, was united i'm marriage
with Miss Katie CALAIS. "a beautiful
Polish girl Of Los Angeles who came
all the way here from the southern
California city to marry tho man Of
her choice. NADIA met, wooed and
won the girl while he was employed
several years ago rs cook in a Pa
citic coast restaurant. the girl re-
manned true to hcr Oriental sweet
heart and after MAZDA came here and
secured employment as second cook
In the Hotel %Castancda. the arrange
mcnts were made for the wedding and
the bride arrived on schedule time.
Although the license was procured
Yesterday. considerable difficulty was
experienced by the pair in finding "a
minister who would perform the core
mony for such Il c%uriously assorted
couple.
Finally an alcalde in a native viz
lage In one of the outlying precincts
was found who consented to tie the
knot and the c%uriously assorted pair
were made man and wife MAZDA lis
wen educated and industrious and
bears the reputation Of being a eulin-
airy artist Of unusual accomplish
mputs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
FOR MONUMENT
TO CAPTURE GRIDLEl

Washington. July t3.-To swell tn,
fund for a memorial to the late cap
tain GridleN, who commanded Adj
mtral Dewcy's flagship at the battle
of Manila bay. plans were made at a
meeting in this city last night Of the
Gridloy Memorial association for a SEE
ries Of al fresco entertainments IN
Rock Greek park. Invitations have
been extended TO President Taft aud
other official ard social leaders in
Washington.
To see this memorial to her son
established. is the dearest wish OF
Mrs. GrldlcY. who is - years of age.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
WASHOIT on SANTA IE
NORTH or SAN MAICIAI

San Marcial, \ NJ, July f3.-Very
heavy rains occurred east. west ana
nerth Of san Marciai today and APP
peared 20 be general for some dis
tance up the valley and westward.
Tho rain here was little more than q
drizzle, hut Was welcome what there
was OF II and Il is believed the storm
west OF here viii bring great relief to
suffering crops and herds,
A serious washout on the Rio
GTande division OF the Santa Re Is
reported some four miles north Of
here and II is said the railroad bridge
across the Rio Grande IS in danger
ms a result OF the swollen streams.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

too eXacting. He has "A great mary
warm friends in the capitol and has 2
vide acquaintance with public uer
through his long connection with IN,
territorial service. lie leaves q
splendid record for efficient service
His successor VIII be G.. W. Fairchild
Of this city.
Assistant Postmaster Resigns.
Percy +. knight, who became as.
sistant postmaster several months ago
when Postmaster Frank W. Shearon
went into office, has resigned to take
effect upon the appointment and
qualification Of his successor.
Tw%cnty-Thrce New Doctors.
The territorial bard of health ad-
journed this afternoon after a SEES
sion Of two days attending to routine
business. T~wenty-three candidates
were granted licenses to practice in
tho territory. DR.. John e. Pearcc OF
Albuquerque and Or W. u. Radclifte
of Bclon, members Of the board left
for their homes tonight.
Territorial OFFICES Close Early.
AZ a result of an executive order
issued today the officers in the cap
itol building will have shorter hours
the summer season. Through
July ana August. beginning at once.
the offices viii open at 8 o'clock in
the morning and viii close at l In
the afternoon instead OF at 4 o'clock
as heretofore.
At the regular stockholders meet
ing here today, Paul \. +. Walter was
reelected managing editor Of the New
Mexican and the New Mexican Print
company. other officers of the
company were reelected.
No Funds for Guardsnan.
Because of hack of funds Adjutaut
.iencral Ford has been forced to ad-
wise the militia companies Of Roswell
and Artcsia that they cannot go into
camp on the rifle range at Las We
this summer. The lack Of funds
viii cut down the number OF guards
men ia camp ana is a disappointment
O the officers who had hoped for the
'ull compliment of militiamen now IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

%I.ethcrdalc. who died suddenly o.
sunday al the springs. fen one hun
dred feet. crashing into "a pile %
bouldcrs while the wicker basket con-
tanning the corpse rolled down the
canyon untit the rocks stopped II.
The men leaped from the automobile
before II jumped the ledge. The
basket and body were undamaged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

jefferson city, Mo. July 1g.-The
attorney generals office today re-
quested the clerk of the supreme court
to issue "A writ of execution against
the Waters-P Pierce company FOR $17.-
1874 This noun represents tire
costs OF the Standard oil custer suit
which was recently assessed against
the Watofs-Piercc company by the de
cisiou of the court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
MURDER TRIAL ON
At ROSWELL
Court Finds Difficulty in Secur-
ing Jury to Try Contractor
Accused Of Killing Man in
Labor Union Dispute,
Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journni.l

Rowcll, n. NJ. July 13.--Gt is bc-
iieved tonight that more than a week
viii be required in selecting iurora
TO try w. r. Wells. the contractor. ac-
cused OF the murder Of Ollie Shirley.
as the result of labor troubles. The
trial began this morning when eleven
Jurors were passed for cause by the
territory ana IN by the defense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
CORPSE HURLED DEEP
CANYON BY AUTO WRECK

Bakersfield. Cal, July l3.-Hurled
over the grade into a deep canyon On
m road 10 Democrat Springs, at /
o'clock this morning. an automobile
carrying Coroner McGinn. Undertaken
A. II. Dixon and the body ~ Thomas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

and you'u save yourself a lot - suffering
and trouble Il you have a sudden chill
or taken cnld-if you have collie. cranp OF
a teaspoonfui q Ferry DAVIS PaInkiler in
half a glass q hot water or milk Noutu he
safe and on the right road t. quick recovery.
Then ycu'u escape serious Illness But you
ought TO have this tried and proven remedy
on hand fer immediate use Being prepared
Is hair the battle when there's pain % sub
Que. New size bottles 3Sc. also In SO cent
siseA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
HEAVY RAINS HIT
EVERY PLACE BUT
THIS CITY
BIG ELECTRICAL STORM
REPORTED AT LAS VEGAS
Torrents Fall Around San Mar
ciaI With Bad Washout on
Rio Grande Division and
Bridge Menaced,


Especial Dispatcl. TO the Morning Journal ]
Las Vegas. \. NJ. July f3.-The
heaviest rain of the season set IN
here early this afternoon n con-
tinued without intermisslon until late
this evening. The storm was accom-
panied by a brilliant electrical display
with a great deal OF thunder and APP
peared 10 be general all Owe this
part of the territory.
Reports coming In from the coun-
try Immediately north show that the
precipitation was extremely heavy,
accompanied in Some %instaages by
very high winds and hail
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
FE GETS BIG
HAIL STORM
Nearly Half an Inch Of Rainfall
in Brief PERIOD Assistant
Auditor Resigns Capital Of
fees Close EARLY,


Santa Fe, n. NJ, JUS 1S-For an
hour this 9fternc'n Santa Fe enjoyed
"a genuine mountain storm. The wind
blew violently for a short time and It
heavy fNll Of bail proceeded u rain
fail OF nearly half an inch. The
storm, Il Is thought, marks the end
OF the heated period OF tho past few
DAYS during which time the temper
allure has been higher thar for many
Npnrs nnai
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
Assistan, Audited Resigns.

VI. Q MilIer. Tor ncHrIy scvcn years
assistant auditor OF the territory. re-
signed today. the resignation TO take
effect AT once. Mr.. Miller has been
in IN health for some time n has
recently found the duties of the office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

Detroit. July 12.-rhe National
.Typothetac Of America opened its ans
nual convention here this afternoon
with $50 delegates present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
N FE TIME TABLE.

C'Enective June s. 1897
From the East arrive. D.part
N"l' southern Cal Express. 7:45 . s.sep
No :. California Limited. ~ go loo D
Ne 2, North. Cal. Fast all..I0-55 D is+45a
No. Q Fl p & Mex city ExpIl50p I2.g0a
Prem the West
No. 2 Chicago Fast MALL. 5000 s.2sa
10 : chicago Limited..--.. 5.50p $40 p
No 8 Chi & Kan. city Exp. sEp gz5p
Pecos Valley Tnains-
Ne. bll, Amarillo. Roswell and
Carlsbad ma
No Sl- from Carlsbad. Res-
well and Amarillo. Iis55p
Prom the south
No 10, chi Den. 4 K c Ex.Basa T-n0s
'Ne 10 connects at Lamy uItu branch train
tor santa Fe and steps At all local points
To New Maxicn-
VIM. BALFoUR, Agent.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-05

was wrung from his listeners. the in
habitant Of The Hill being a fire insur-
ancc man of some repute and consid-
cradle standing. o, he went at Ere
linghuysen hard, did DUNCAN. and fer a
while it was Just about two bits against
a quarter who was going to win.
The F~relinghuysen henchmen were
up in the air. too. They couldn't make
mp their minds for a long time whether
to heuch for Frelinghuysen, who re-
fused to deny that he lived on the Hill
and drove two automobiles. albeit one
at a time, or to enlist under DUNCAN,
whose misdemeanors were not so flag
rant.
a lot of them were still undecided
when election day came around, but
enough remained faithful to see that
Frelinghuysen had 677 votes ahead OF
the game, though it was something of
a c0medown from the LOSS he won out
with in 1905.
DUNCAN had him on that automobile
proposition. There are no two ways
about it; the gentleman from Somerset
has a soft spot in his heart for a motor
ear. When he isn't introducing a pure
! food bin for the guarding of milk sold
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-05
DIGGING.


If a man has a competence snug
You'll infer that he's dug.
The rich ores are not lying around
On the top of the ground.
While it may be you won't want the aid
OF a shovel or spade,
If you want to get anything big
You must certainly dig.
It's no wonder you're rated a plug
If you never have dug.
You must dig like the deuce, you will
find,
Cultivating your mind.
Who is back and his energy spares
Raises thistles and tares.
If you hope for the grape and the FIG,
You must certainly dig.
1t is hard an advantage to tug
From the man who has dug.
What he gets he is likely to hold, q
Reputation or gold
There is only one way we may know
What is hidden below.
You must roo if you'd live, little pig.
We must all of us dig.
Chicago News.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-05
COMMON SENSE IN STATE FINANCE.

Some plan OF paying he expenses of the State without plumber o the puohc
scboo1 nmevs will doubtless be evolved out of the Investigations of the two
special committees of the Legislature. and probably recommendations will oe
submitted to the Legislature next week. 1t is now pretty well settled hat the
first class railroad taxes If the municipalities collected and dsbursed " the state
md dedicated TO the uses of the schools, will lot be touched, it is not prob
able hat the Legislature will seek to abstract 100000 Of this money OIL the
spedous pleat that the educational institutions maintained by the State for state
purpose are legitimate charges upon the income of the municipal schools
Therek a familiar rocessk know as beating the devil around the stump VIII
it be tried now The municipalities can be mmcted lin other way and With
exactly the same effect of reducing their financial resources. BY whatever
method they nay be compelled to contribute income to the Estate, they Will be
equally embarrassed financially To n nan of business judgment an common
sense Tho situation presents nothing serious A deficit this year is figured. How?
BY ar absurdy low estimate of the receipts of the State for the fiscal year. by
arbitrarily assuming that the supplemental appropriations of this session ill
be S7s1S2962 and by denying that n substantial economies can be made in
the expensive outfit of the State government There are. it is also declared, no
additional sources of state income Inconsstently. too those who are alarmed
at this bogy Of a deficit at the same time favorably discuss schemes for new
special appropriations and new charges of various kinds o the State treasury.
There are ways and means of making both ends meet without oppression oft the
municipalities. loaded as they are with a bonded debt for which the State is
resbons fle.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-05
Senator Frehnghaysen> Monarch of All
He Sees in Somerset and Elsewhere
Accordingly He Has Been for
Several Years on the Com
mittee on Militia.

for consumption of infants, or one to
insure a happy youth to some sort of
game bird, you can be fairly certain
that he is about to present a measure
regulating speed limits or the number
of lamps a machine must carry.
Senatorially, those are his three hob
bies. He appears to know more about
when d bird likes to be shot than the
bird itself, and his steps to keep babies
and other folks from eating things
they shouldn't make you wonder who
ever thought of all the crimes against
mankind that he is guarding us from.
Occasionally he does get around to
bring out a little legislation concern
ing the operation of fire insurance
companies. He is credited with having
quite a tidy flock of them himself,
and can. therefore, speak with author
ity upon their needs.
That was one of the points that Dun
gan made against him, and is n oil
the things that the minority always
rises mp about whenever he mentions
insurance legislation.
And thai II where Frelinghuysen gets
d chance to put one over on the minor
ity.r To see him go into action and In
stentorian. Troublesome tones comment
upon the remarks of the member from
Huntcrdon, or the member from EsseS
(they divided his wrath between then
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-05
Like a Feudal Baron, Upper
House Leader Rules from the
Top of a Hill.
BY HARRY DOANE.
THERE'S nothing like a goot
feudal system to get results. Yol

%HERE'S nothing like a good
feudal system to get results. You
can't beat it once it's in opera
ton. 1t has a straight political ma
chine beaten forty ways because it's
all your own n there's less chance
of some new member butting in and
taking away your prerogatives.
You get a good bunch of retainers
together ard you're practically certain
of a majority, if nothing more. And
there's all the fun of getting out
among 'em, too, and having them ask
about the folks and all that sort of
thing. Promotes good Fellowship and a
sense of equality and all that. you
know, and makes them tell one an
other that Hes all right" after you've
left.
You can find something like that II
you drop over towards Somerset county
during the warm months. in the neigh
horhood Of Somerville. or to be more
correct. just across the river in Rari-
tan, where Senator Joseph Sherman
Frelinghuysen lives all summer and
would like to live all winter.
Senator Frelinghuysen is now leader
of the Republican majority in the Sen
ate. having stepped into the shoes dc
serted by Samuel *. Robbins. of Bur
ington, when he went up to associate
with the water pitcher. Perhaps ii is
not quite accurate to say that he as
sumed the identical shoes of the late
leader. because there would be d Ger
tain amount of difficulty in achieving
such a feat (no, child. that was not in
tended for a joke. and ! shall be dis
pleased if you laugh), Frelinghuysen
being considerably over six feet tall and
built in proportion.
1t was that feudal system that caused
those shoes to find then places on the
feet Of the present wearer, though it
was a close call. In fact the feudal
system Just about got by and hat was
all when it came election time last fall.
Colonel Nelson Y. DUNCAN, Democrat,
entered the Senatorial lists against the
then shoeless subject of this story, and
proceeded to give him the time of his
life.
DUNCAN called their attention &c
the fact that there appeared to be
wealth in the Frelinghuysen Golfers
which wealth, he made bold to state
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-05
NONSENSE VERSES.

Miss Marcella had a cat,
The cat she had a Teller.
Their backyard concerts so annoyed,
Ma made Marcella sell her.
Miss LEM weighed an awful lot
Pudgyl you should have seen her
But her new gown, striped up and
down, down,
Seemed to make Lena leaner.
Louise a pair of booties bought,
Though they were number threes,
They pinched. and SO she changed
them for
A pair that gave Loo ease.
Miss Roxana wed a man
Whose cognomen was Hanna,
Their babe was named for grandma, sc
Roxana now rocks Anna.
Hepzibah is a mannish girl,
Kitty's more like her ma,
With bonny Kate I'm deep in love,
But as for Hepzi-Bah!
Boston Transcript.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-05
OUR GREAT WHITE WAY.

If the municipality is lot going to maintain IN attitude Of indifference to the
public spirited noveme for weu-nghed business thoroughfares it should not
delay cooperation with he Broad and Market street busines smens associations
IN lighting the streets on the plan of Broad street south. The county authorities
will doubtless illuminate the vicinity of the Court House, which would suikingly
add to the prospect On Broad street the city wns the frontages of Military
and Washington Parks, and when the business houses shall have placed the
extra lights on IN side Of the street the city should complete the job by lighting
the other as brilliantly. The White Way of Newark cannot leave an important
ness BROAD street and business Market street should b. me great white way