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El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
Los JUICES Sc
RAN De AFUERA.
Ambos Delegados
Han Presentado
Protestas.
DECISION SOBRE IRR|GAc|OR
Derecho Ripario No Da Min
gun Titulo Exclusive al
Aqua.
Especial al Nuevo MexIcano.

Washington, Abril 49, Sc informa
con muy buena autoridad que lueces
de afuera van 4 ser nombrados para
ambos Nuevo Mexico y Arizona, 4 pc
sar de la protesta de los Delegados de
los Territories. Tamhien Sc entiende
que ell Departamento de Justicia ha
recomendado el nombramiento del es-
pecial asistente procurador general de
los L. U., Alvord w. Copley para que
sea uno de los jueces de Nuevo Mexico
|y que Ell nombramiento sera hecho.
Sin embargo, Cooley ha residido en-
Nuevo Mexico por algun tempo vi
yiendo en- Silver City.
III Delegado Andrews present6 hoy
el memorial de la legislature dc Nue.
70 Mexico pidiendo al Congreso que
conceda bonos 6 dinero para aliviar q
los condados de Santa F6 y Grant de
su deuda de ferrocarril, que siendo ile-
gal fue validada por el Congreso.
El senador Guggenheim, de Colora-
do. por s1plica del Delegad 0 Andrews,
presento hoy un proyecto para el ali
vic de James D. Baird, por la con6s-
cacion del rancho de James S. M.
Baird en- el condado de Bernalillo.
ri proyecto contiene $500 90.
FALLo IMPoRTANTE soBRE RRrGA-
CIoN.
Washington, Abril l9.-En la causa
della Boquilla Dand and Cattle Com
pany de Arizona contra J N. Curtis
y otros, la Corte Suprema de los Es-
tados Unidos decide hoy que los due
nos reparios de terreno no podian es-
torbar la toma por otros de aqua de
una corriente para fines de irrigacion,
q causa de tai possession.
La Compai1ia de Boquillas es duena
de todo el terreno ambos lados del
Rio de San Pedro por cerca de ounce
millas trat0 de impedir 4 Curtis que
construyera una represa para irriga-
cion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
veintidos Fueron Ejecutados.

Torreon, Mexico, Abril Noti-
cias de velardena donde los motines
ocurrIeron 81 sabado pasado, dicen de
nuevas ejecuciones de amotinados, lie
gando 4 % los que han sido castiga-
dos con La muerte. Muchos amotina-
dos han huido q las montanas persi-
guiendolos los sodados. La tienda
de un americana fue saqueda y el ge-
rente dice que pedira indemnidad al
gobierno mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24


El anticuado sistema de medicinar
lin estomago debil 0 estimular ell
corazon los rinones es completa-
mente equiyocado. Ell DR.. Shoop fue
quien primeramente hizo yer ese
error Els por ESQ que su receta
lei Restaurador del Or. Shoop--es
enteramente dirigido a la causa de
esos sufrimientos, los debiles nert
vios interiores sease los que rigen
el sistema. No es tan dificil, dice ell
Or. Shoop reforzar un Estomago,
Corazon. or Rinones debiles, 81 es que
Sc va clio correctamente. Cada
organs Interior tiene su respective
regente inferno. Cuando esos ner-
vios decaen esos organos deben se-
guramente desmejorar tambien. Esas
vita les yerdades hacen que en- todas
parties los farmaceuticos despachen
y recomienden el Restorative del DR.,
Shoop. Pruebese unos dias vease!
Mejoramiento seguira pronta y rapi-
damente. Vendido por STRIPPING, Bur
row & Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
NOTAS De La U. N. r. c.

"Vota conforme rezares.n
No digas tTu RENO venga a nos,
"Hagase tn voluntad, Senior Z
Y luego votes por Ell licor.
"Vota conforme re7ares,
\ no digas: "Dame amparo y ben
dicion
"Y consuelo en- mi affection, :"
votando luego por el licor
"vota conforme rezares."
No vendra su reino a Nos,
Nj haras como manda Dios
81 votas por Ell licor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24

Jun SAGER0OTE
Sc SU|C|DA.
Ell Padre Valenzue-
la Sc da ia Muerte
En- la Carcel.
TERRIBLE ACTO DE- UN NOV|O
Asesina a la Novia de Una
Manera Horrible y Luego
Sc Mata.

Torreon, Mexico, Abril 10. FL Pa
dre ValenzueIa, ei sacerdote que enca-
bezaba la procession que fue causa de
los motines religiosos en- yelardena q
domingo result6 en- la muerte de GER
ca de treinta Sc suicide aver en- La pri-
sion de Durango pegandose una pu-
iialada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24

Lease la formula para el dolor, ex-
istsnte en- la GAIA de sPastillas"
ClaVel para el Dolor" (Pink Pain Tab
slcts9 Entcnces preguntese al Doc
tor 81 existe otra mejor. Dolor sig
mica congestion, preston de la san
gre en- alguna parte. Las Pastillas
Clavel' del Or. Shoop para el Dolor,
hacen cesar el dolor de cabeza, do
lores en- las mugeres, dolor en- cual-
quier parte. Pruebese una vease!
20 por Csc. Vendido por Stripping,
Burrows & Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
UN DEGENERADo Sc MATA.

Paso Francisco, Mexico, Abril l9.---
Pardo, que mato q su novia y cubrio
el cadaver de inscripciones vfles escri-
tas con sangre, Sc ahorc6 aver en- la
carcel. Cuando Pardo Sc case con
Ramona Rodriguez una tempestad In
terrumpio la ceremonial y la gente pre-
diio un fin desgraciado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24

Richard Dunn, contratista de Las
Vegas, estuyo de vista en- Santa F6
en- camino para East View, condado
de Torrance, donde tiene una maquina
de rajar MADEIRA. Trajo a la Academia
de Loreto 4 su hiia Maria L. Dunn y
4 sus sobrinas Marie II. y Margaret
Rudulph, que habian lido d Las Vegas
4 asistir 4 los funerales de su abuelo
Juan Pendaris de Rociada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
Il AUDITOR HACE
LEVA De TASAC|ON.
Sera al Menos Cast
catorce milesimos
y medic.
|LAS ESCUELAS EN-
| BUENl COND|C|0N
La Corte de Distrito Sc Pro-
rroga Hasta el Lunes Pro-
ximo.

El Intendente Territorial w. G. Sar-
gent envio el lunes la siguiente circu-
lar 4 los veintiseis euerpos de conf
sionados del Territorio.
Santa F6, Abril 10 de 1909.
Cumpliendo con la Seccion 10 del
Capftulo l27, Leyes de 1909, respetuo-
samente suplico que vd. cause una le-
va de catorce milesimos y cuarenta y
cinco centesimos de mil6simo sobre ell
peso que debera ser hecha sobre toda
propiedad tasable dcntro de su conda-
do. La misma cuando colectada sera
entregada q la tesoreria territorial q
cr6dito del ailo fiscal sesenta tres
para ser distribuida por el tesorero
territorial segun 10 provee la ley.
Cumpliendo con mi deber baJo la
Seccion 25 del Capftulo 81, Leyes de
1907, Vd es suplicado de causar una
leva de tres mil6simos sobre cada peso
de ser hecha sobre toda propiedad ta-
sable dentro de su condado. La mis-
ma, cuando sea recaudada, sera entre-
gada a la tesoreria de condado cre-
ditto del fondo general de escuela.
Cumpliendo con una orden del cuer-
po de sandal de oveias, segdn reque-
rido por la Seccion del Capftulo 55,
Leyes de 1903, .vd es suplicado de
causar qua leya de ocho milesimos So
bre cada peso de ser hecha sobre Ell
valor amillarado de todas las ovejas
amillaradas en- su condado. La mis-
ma cuando recaudada debera ser en-
tregada 4 la tesoreria territorial
cr6dito del fondo de sandad de oveias
De Vd respetuosamente,
w. g. SARGENT,
Inten1nnta Varrit0rial
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24

La Sra Gregorio Mares, madre de
Dolores Mares, de Las Vegas, falle-
clio en- aquela ciudad 81 microbes pa
sado q la edad de 76 amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
INsTIruros pE MAnsrRos.

FL Superintendsnte de Instruction
Pdblica j. E, Clark ha sido notificado
de la tenencia de los siguientes insti-
tutos normales de condado: Condado
de Mckinley, en- Gallup, dos senianas,
comenzando en- lro de Mayo con el
superintendent Conwell como conduc-
tor. FL institute de cuatro semanas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
La coRTE DE- DTsTRIro.

La atencion del Juez John r. Me-
Fie estuvo ocupada Ell microbes pasa-
do con ell proceso Stevenson True, que
versa sobre tftulo 4 SO acres de terra
cerca de Santa Clara. Muchos tcsti-
gos han sido citados y es possible que
Sc empleon dos dias en- oir sus decla-
raciones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
rRATA De QUEMAR 4 81 MApRE.

Merida, Mexico, Abril 20. Francis
co Canul esta aqui en- la carcel bajo
acusacion de haber tratado de quemar
d su madre. Los gritos de la anciana
llamaron la atenoion de los vecinos
que entraron a la casa y la encontra-
ron atada dentro de la chimenea mala-
mente abrasada. Dijo que gu hiio
guerra desembarazarse de ella trat6
de quemarla. Canul fue prendido. Sc
habia escondido en- una casa de mala
fama.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
la vEC|NA
Al REPUBL|CA.
Alzara eI Derecho
Sobre Carbon I'm
portado.
QUEMA A su MADRE.
Crimen Atroz de Un Hijo a
quien prenden en- una casa
De Mala Fama.

Ciudad de Mexico, Abril 20.4 -Por
recommendation de la comision de ferro-
carriles Ell gobierno mexicano ha de-
terminado alzar en- un peso mas el de-
recho por tonelada sobre carbon inn
portado. Esto Sc hace para protejer
4 los productores locales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24
IA coRTE DE DIsTRIro.

Lo que quedaba del pequeiio jurado
fu6 descargado 81 sabado y la corte
tomo un receso hasta el lunes. FL dia
30 de Abril la corte Sc prorrogara por
el t6rmino ira a Taos tener corte
alla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-24

Tesorero del Territorio de N. N
Aprobado
GEORGE CURRY,
Gobernadord del Territorio
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
Felden.
March %, 1909.

March %, 1909.
Editor Herald:-For the last few
days March has given us various
samples of weather. Saturday was
planting corn weather; Sunday rain
hail and an old fashioned snow-storm.
Peachtrees in full bloom and covered
with snow, and | am afraid, from the
present outlook, the editor will come
short of his basket Of peaches.
Instead of spending $4,000 in build
ing a new courthouse, would ii not be
the better policy to spend that much
in putting the red clay stretches of
our roads in better shape for us coun-
try people to get to the courthouse in
time, when summoned as jurors? Our
honorable Judge won't take any ex-
cuse for being late when we are sum-
moned for 10 o'clock. 1t won't do to
make things too comfortable or our
legal brethren will want to stay in
court much more than they do now.
OF course it would be a big thing for
Farmville to have an imposing build
ing on Main street, but she can wait
until she becomes a city, perhaps then
her country cousins may help her
build city hall equal to big Rich
mond's.
Mrs. j. r. Allen and daughters,
Misses Maude and Tyoche, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. j. p. McCraw and Miss
Emma Allen were visitors at Mr. T.
w. Diggs' last Wednesday.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Mt. Pleasant Church met at Mr..
c. b. Ranson's last Saturday after
noon. They had nearly all the mem
bers present and several visitors. Mrs.
r. Bowen Watts was elected treasurer
to succeed Mrs. Geo. w. Redd, who
for various reasons declined to serve.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7 o. Chappell spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. McCraw, the parents
of Mrs. Chappell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Redd, of Briery,
were visitors at Mr.. Z. w. Dlggs'
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ida Scott, of the Normal
School, came home Friday. Owing
to the snow she was not able to re-
turn to Farmville until this morning
Miss Virgie Ransom has been con.
fined to the house for several days
suffering with poisol oak, but was
able to attend the Worsham school
this morning.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
Rice Depot.

March "a, 90
Miss Bessie Stokes spent from Fri
day until Sunday in Richmond.
Misses Linda and Ida Walton visit
ed Mrs. r.. b Wilson for few days
last week.
Misses Pattie Hubbard and Essie
Wilson, Prof. f. NJ. Terry, Messrs
Ammon Bass, Harry Hubbard, Willie
and Hester Bondurant attended the
concert at the Blackstone Institute
last Friday night.
Misses Mary Hubbard, Matte
Frank, Bessie and Ida Bondurant, OF
the b. f. l., spent from Saturday Till
Tuesday with their home people. The
Misses Bondurant were accompanied
by their friend, Miss Elsie GRAPHICAL
Mr.. Herbert Bondurant, of Norfolk,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Bondurant.
Miss Matte Bass is with Mrs.
Shipman for a few days.
Miss Matte Bondurant, Of Apo
mattox, visited her home people re-
Gently.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
High Bridge.

March %, 1909.
Mr.. VIM. Walker continues sick.
Mrs. Bette Baldwin, we are glad to
say, is well enough to sit up.
Mr.. Thomas Scott is better and now
is walking around, but still complains
of his head.
Miss Hanna Crawley, Of Farmville,
visited her sister, Mrs. Elisha Madi-
son, Saturday and Sunday.
Professor r. l.. Blanton has made
several additions to his turkey family
in the last few weeks.
Mrs. John Garnett spent several
days in Richmond last week.
Miss Carter, teacher of Green Creek
School, spent from Thursday till Mon
day with her home people IN Prince
Edward.
Imigen Ligon, of 5. f. n. School
visited her home people Saturday and
Sunday.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
Tempieton.

Tempieton.
March %, 1909.
We are sorry to report that Mr.. w
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
NEWS OF PRINCE EDWARD AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
Travis.

March %, 1909.
Mr.. w. b. Gates was in Salem on
business a few days ago.
Mr.. Ammon Bass, accompanied by
several of the young people Of Rice,
attended the concert at Blackstone
Female Institute Friday night.
Mr.. Wade Fowlks, of Lunenburg,
visited in the home of Mr.. r. b. Will
son last week.
Mrs. T. II. Bruce still continues
quite sick in her home.
Mr.. Winston Clark spent Saturday
and Sunday with his friend, Mr.. Am
mon Bass.
Miss Blanche Bass, who attends
school in Blackstone, is now at home
for a few days. She has her friend,
Miss Novella Sydnor, with her,
On last Saturday Mrs. English gave
birthday party in honor other daugh-
ter, Zadie. Quite a number of our
neighborhood girls attended, and also
large crowd from Farmvlle. 1t was
beautiful day and everybody had a
delightful time.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
Darlington Heights.
March -. 1909.

March -, 1909.
Weare sorry TO report that Mr.. Ed
ward Carwile was badly bit by a mad
dog last week. DR.. Walker was cal
led and the head of the dog was cut
Off and sent TO Richmond for eXami-
nation. A telegram was received for
him to come at once. The last we
heard from him he was getting on
nicely.
Miss Vetah Watson has returned
from Baltimore and reports a nice
time.
Miss Eva Anderson is visiting
friends in this neighborhood.
Mr.. Henry Pettis, who had his eye
put out from a kick by a horse, has
returned from Richmond very much
improved.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
LUNENBURG.
Lunenburg c. II.
March %, 1909.

March %, 1909.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres
byterian Church of Victoria gave
waffle supper on Wednesday night,
which was a success. The fund goes
to the building of the Presbyterian
Church at Victoria.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist Church gave an oyster supper
Friday night with good results. This
fund goes to the Methodist Church at
Victoria.
The people of the new town, Nicto-
ria. are wide-awake to every improve
ment of the town. They are expecting
to have it incorporated soon, and elect
officers to look after the welfare of the
town. Our Lunenburg Circui, Court
commences the second Monday IN
April. and then the seven hundred in-
habitants of Victoria will present their
petition.
tJuI lOAA iAOAh >
Courthouse to Victoria is now in pro-
gress to the qualification Of the farm
ers and citizens generally. Lunen-
burg property has advanced in value
very much, and the people are greatly
encouraged to work and await deyel-
opments. Our country people are de-
voting themselves more to agriculture
than for many years previous. The
farmers have done quantity ofplow-
Ing and are ready to plant their cora
when the proper time arrives. Many
are raising trucks to supply the towns
along the Virginian Railway ms
railw ay is running trains daily from
Roanoke to Norfolk, which is a great
convenience to the people of this sec
ton of country, and Of immense value
to transportation, especially the large
quantity of lumber that is to be had
in Lunenburg.
Miss Fannie Tisdale, near Lunen-
burg Courthouse, who has been an in
valid for more than twelve months
with paralysis, is greatly improved
and is able to sit up and attend to her
household duties to the qualification
and surprise of her friends and neigh
bors.
Mr.. w. c. Robinson, who has been
i'll at the Virginia Hotel at Victoria,
is much improved and able to be at
his place of business.
Miss McNeily, of Petersburg, is
teaching for Mrs. Fannie Gary at Luz
nenburg Courthouse. The public
school there has closed. The people
of Lunenburg are enthusiastic over
good schools and good roads which
will be an issue in our elections hence
forth.
Rev. b. f. Bedinger preached at
Victoria Sunday morning and at Ebe-
nezer in the evening.
There will be an all-day missionary
rally at the Methodist Church at Luz
nenburg Courthouse on March Goth.
The Industrial Department Of the
Virginian Railway will hold a farm
ers' institute at Victoria Oh Tuesday,
April 9th, and will bring an exhibit
ton car, and a corps Of industrial
workers of prominence to lecture to
the farmers of Lunenburg on agricul-
ture.
Tempieton.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
Beck.
March "a. 'O9.

March "a, '09.
Mrs. Henry jenkins spent from
Thursday until Sunday of last week
with her mother, Mrs. l. B. Redford.
Miss Annie May Moring and little
cousin, LurIine, were guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Moring
last Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. jamie Redford left Sunday to
spend some time with her sister, Mrs
Willie Oliver, of Crewe.
The wedding of Miss Mary w
Leath. to Mr.. VIM. Bernard Farrar,
was celebrated at 6 o'clock p. M,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26

March 18th, in the Presbyterian church,
Burkeville, Va. After the ceremony
was performed, reception was given
by the brides mother, after which the
happy couple left for northern tour.
Mr.. Edgar Harper, Misses Dora and
Witt Harper, and Eva Lindenberger,
of Crewe, are the guests lof Capt. and
Mrs. Ned Moring this week.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
'e Latest Closing Prices For Produce
and Live Stock.

ana 1--we STOCK.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR steady;
.l'eF low grades, S4.2504.75; winter
g.aI Soe 525; city mills, fancy, S6.15
RYE FLOUR firm, at $3.50 q 4.4C
I barrel.
%S,HiEAT dull; No. red. western.
,SsgRN weak; No. 2 yellow, local
VAIS firm: No. 2 white, clipped
tYY g &c.. lower grades. SIC.
I. .Al hrm timothy, large bales, 81
fOOLIRY: Live steady; hens, lea
2o.' old ROSTERS, 101sQ11c. Dress
steady choice fowls, 161sc.; old
USERS l2c
I UTTER steady; extra creamery
4 per 20.
.IIguS steady; selected, % O 23c.
~ -lc.. western, zoe.
\ yIA TOES steady; per bushel, 81
,sS, sweet Potatoes steady; pei
'sAet. 070c.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-03-26
Live Stock Markets.

r.rI SS.8JRG Union Stock Yards)--
M N - steady; choice. S6.40Q6.65;
M -iNG40.
.a' ~ a.sher; prime wethers. S61C
~. ll'ls and common, 1904;
Hos %, veal calves, SSGS.75
'sinI.SS higher; prime heavies, 1925;
0sS'--, SLl5Q 40; heavy Workers
3 ~, light Workers. s6.75Q6.S5:
''-3 roughs, s5.5096.40.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-25
CALIFORNIA PATENTS
Especial Dispatch to The Call

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Califor-
mia patents were issued today as fol-
lows: J. r. Barrows. Los Angeles.
lawn and garden hose holder; r. r.
Brown, Livermore, tire; Nj. j. Dawkins.
Riverside. freproof building. also rail-
road track fastening; c. F. Fleming,
San Jose. fruit processing device; J.
S. Card, Oakland. f1reproof wall; T. W
Heintzelman, Sacramento, locomotive
ashpan; P. G. subert, Los Angeles,
folding bed; II. E Laplant, Kennel,
sewing machine: ]. NJ. Long. Los An
geles, device for preyenting accidents
on railways; r. F. Nichols, Oakland,
window stop; E. t. Nicklin and j.
Bergquist, Los Angeles, glue. cutting
apparatus; c. r. Peters, Monterey.
wire fence; G. W. Phillips, Capelle, nut
huller; n. T. Shaw. Los Angeles. cleo
trio switch or signal controlling ap-
paratus; C. W. SIevert. Los Angeles.
pipe wrench; G. NJ. SmallwOod. River
side, tire heater; B. E. and M. L. Stew
enson, Redding. axle box and spindle;
A. c. Stewart, Los Angeles. controller
for carbureters; c. \. and a. NJ. West.
San Francisco, producing impressions
on metal plates; o. ". Wiles, Oakland,
patch for vehicle tires
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-25
AUTO OF CLUBMAN
HURTS TWO WOMEN
Colonel Frank w. Marston's Ma
chine Jumps an Embankment
and Turns Over Twice
Mrs. StrOhmeier's Ribs Broken,
Mrs. Marst0n Scratched,
but Driver Uninjnred
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, March 24.-Col. Frank
W. Marston, the San Francisco capt
talist and a member of the Union
League club. with a party of ladies
consisting of Mrs. J. c. Strohmeier
of Stockton. and her daughter Georgia.
Mrs. Marston and a chauffeur were
victims of an overturned auto this
morning near San Joaquin City.
Mrs. Strohmeier had two ribs and
a finger broken, and Mrs. Marston's
face and forehead were cut.
Colonel Marston was struck by the
steering wheel but escapd injury.
At the scene of the accident the
road is 80 feet high and Is feet wide.
On one side of the highway is trench
in which there are 10 feet of water.
The machine was running at a low
rate of speed and suddenly skidded
toward the precipitous bank Efforts
to control the machine proved fruitless
and the auto dashed down the embank-
ment, overturning twice in its fight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-25
BURBANK REJECTED
CORPORATION PLAN
HOrticuIturist Preferred to Re-
tain Control of Business and
Rescinded Contract
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SANTA ROSA. March 24-The scheme
Of Incorporating the brains of the
great horticulturist, Luther Burbank
by a number of capitalists has fallen
through. Some time ago the Law
brothers OF San Francisco and Oscar
Binner New York capitalist, an
nounced that they had closed an agree
ment with Burbank to handle eXclu-
sively all his productions through the
agency Of a heavily capitalized corpo-
ration to be formed by them and plans
were started for greatly enlarging the
Burbank experimental and growing
grounds.
Evidently the plan did not prove as
attractive to Burbank on paper as il
did while being presented to him verb
ally as he has declined to ratify the
informal a agreement.
Burbank made the following state
ment today:
In reply to numerous demands for
information I would say that this
combination was altogether unique;
in fact only an experiment, as moth
ing of Just its nature had ever be-
fore existed with perhaps the ex-
ception OF a similar contract made. by
Mark Twain and one made by John
Burroughs and possibly others,
though others have not been brought
TO my attention.. hence no one could
foretell the outcome.
The early developments did not
indicate satisfactory future results,
either TO the world or to the parties
involved in the transaction.
As no corporation had yet been
formed and only a preliminary con-
tract executed, when the proposition