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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
DEMOCRATS WANT TIME
TO CONSIDER TNNITE DIIJ,

Washington, April l2--In reporting
the tariff bill from the committee on
finance today, senator Aldrich moved
that when the senate adjourned to-
day 1t be TO meet on Thursday and
he gave notice that he would then ask
the senate to proceed With its CON
sideration
Senator Daniel declared the minor
ity of the committee had had no
chance to consider the biz They
had, ne said no opportunity to vote
on anything in connection with it ex-
cept ON the motion TO report it to the
senate, when they had voted mo
Mr.. Daniel sail he protested that
such methods excluded the minority
from all right to consider tho mca-
sure W a most important period The
democrats. he said had a right to be
present when the bin was discussed
This practice said Mr Daniel, lis
oppressive. tyrannical and is an i'm
pediment to the fun discharge of the
public duties of senators"
Senator Culbcrson inquired wkcre
the hin had been read by the COM
mittee before 1t had been reported to
The senate
Il would saw replied Mr. Aldrich.
that If the bill had been taken up
paragraph by paragraph it would have
been impossible to report It before
month, and IN view of the conditions
in this country. the majority consid-
cred it better to report the bill and al
low it TO be discussed
Mr. Culberson asked whether the
had had a chance to read
the bin before they voted on IT, and
Mr. Aldrich said he coult not enter
upon a discussion of what took place
in the committee.
Senators Bailey and Bacon joined
IN the protest Aldrich replied that
the bin was reported by the majority
and the majority party would be held
for the legislation
senator Newlands spoke briefly on
an amendment offered by him for
gradual reduction of All tariff du-
ties unless they shall amount to only
As per cent ad valorcm
His amendment provides that whom
ever importations are less than one
tenth OF the total consumption Of any
article used in the United Statcs thcro
shall be a reduction of ten per cent
in the duty upon it until inn
ports aggregate at least one-tcnth of
the consumption Mr.. Newlauds told |
the senate the purpose OF the provision |
was to prevent prohihitive duties.
Notice of proposed amendment
was given by Mr. Daniel the purpose |
Jf which was To impose "a tax OF one |
quarter of ono per cent on tho gross !
receipts of the corporations The /
amendment was referred 10 the COM /
nittcc on finance The senate then |
went into executive session
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
SPECULATION CONCERNING
NEW BANKING COMMITTEE

Washington. April l3-There Is
much speculation concerning the new
committee on banking and currency.
which viii De- appointed by Speaker
cannon along with other ommittres OF
the house. probably on the last day nf
the special session. 10 IS freely pre-
dicted that tho speaker VIII reorgan-
~ tho committee from head 20 foot.
Inasmuch as the Aldrirh commercial
paper bin enacted into law by The six
tieth congress. Is regarded as a tenn
porary measure. it BE- expected that the
new committee wiil be- called upon 10
solve important financial questions
and assignments To- 20 are anNiously
sought.
Representative Charles y. Fowler
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
EXTENDS As
FAR SOUTH NS NUCNTtN

Merida, Yucatan. April l2- lmmi-
grafton inspectors from the rnited
States under the direction of A. c.
Chel. are in this section gathering in
formation concerning sloops that fire.
Qucntly put out from points along the
coast with Chinese aboard. The be.
lief is that the aliens are transferred
to sea going vessels to be landed later
at Texas ports. The representatives
of the United States are seeking to ar
range with inspectors at Mexican
ports to work with them In suppress
ing the traffic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
SENATOR WOULD REWARD
SOBER ARMY OFFICERS

Washington, April 10 - senator
Johnson of North Dakota, who. as
n member of the house of representa-
tives some years ago introduced one
of the first anti-canteon laws for the
army and navy. called at the White
House today and urged President Taft
to indicate in some way that promo
tion TO higher grades in both branches
of the service would depend upon the
strict sobriety of the Officers. No in
timation was given by Senator John
son as to what action. if any. the
president will take.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
JURY PANEL IS
FIRED BY
COURT
PEREMPT0RY ACTION BY
PARKER AT LAS CRUCES
Alleged Some of the Jurors Had.
Been Approached Regarding
Cases Against Chi0k Snug
gIers,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journal |
Las Cruces, n NJ. April l3-On the
ground that persistent rumors had
gained ground that members of the
federal petit jury panel had been tam.
pered with IN connection with the
cases against alleged smugglers OF
Cinnamon, Judge Frank w Parker in
the federal district court here today
discharged the entire panel Of twenty
four jurors and ordered a new panel
drawn for Wednesday, the action oi
The court causing quite q sensation
The Judge in discharging the Jurors
said he made no specific charges bat
in view of the persistent rumors he
had no other course to take. as the
cases were Of great Importance to tha
government The case of Conductor
Maynard of the Santa Fe. charged
with bribery in connection with the
alleged smuggling conspiracy was
postponed until Wednesday next
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
CAR FERRIES LOST IN ICE
FILLED LAKE MICHIGAN

Mcnomincc Mich, April 12-Sur-
rounded by immense ice windrows
which stretch in circle of so miles
on Green Bay, or slowly pounding
their way through the Ice off Cham
bers island Ann Arbor ear ferries
No. ] ana 3, which left Frankfort
Yesterday and were due here this af-
ternoon have not been located. Light
house Keepers on small Green Bay
island near Deaths Door, have been
communicated with but none have
seen the boats.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
TOTS ENJOY EGG ROLLING
ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN

Washington D. c.. April 12.-The
grassy slopes of the White House
lawns were thronged with romping
children today, the grounds having
been thrown open for the Easter Mon
day egg rolling, a custom which has
been handed down from generation to
generation for scores of years. I'm
der instructions from President Taft
children from all parts of the city
We're permitted to run over every part
of the spacious park in the rear of the
executive manson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13

Vera cruz Mexico. April ia
delegation of twenty-five Scotchmen
are here searching for lands covered
with luxurious banana plants which
they purchased from e proomter who
represented that the land would yield
them big fortunes. 40 land answer
ing tine description ia deeds can be-
found. Tho promoter claimed 60 rep-
resent colonization company The
British consul and Mexican officials
are working together investigating
the matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
RECEIVER ENTERTAINS
STREET CAR EMPLOYEES
Daughter of j. PicrpOnt Morgan at
Reception 10 Motormcn and
Conductors.

New York. April 12.-Receiver
Whitrldge of the Third Avenue Rail-
road company, today gave a reception
to the three thousand motormen and
conductors employed by the company
Mrs. Whitridge and daughters Miss
Anne Morgan. daughter of }. +. Nor
gan. Mrs. +. II. Hartman and Mrs
Douglas Robinson acted as the road 8
hOstesses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
Croker Joins the MiIyiiia.

New York, April l3.-HIchard
Croker tonight M the dinner of the
Albany Burgesses corps, military or
ganization which ranks with the old
Guard of the city. the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Of Boston and
similar organizations of fighting tai
ont. was initiated as life member.
Mr.. Croker. az the dinner. reiterated
his statement that ne intended to pass
half his time in this country.
After proposing toast 20 THE
President of the United states" be
said.
some folks viii say Croker Is be-
coming repuhlica but Iu be- a
democrat as long as 7 live
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
LABOR CONFERENCE AT
WHITE HOUSE FRIDAY

Washington. April 12.-President
Gompers. of the American Federation
of Labor. has arranged for an i'm
portant labor conference at the White
House next Friday, when matters af-
fectng the interests of organized la
hor win be discussed between Presi-
dent Taft and the members of the
executive council OF the American
Federation of Labor. which began its
sessions here today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
SENORA CASTRO IS
BARRED FROM
VENEZUELA
Wife of Former Dictator Mott
Allowed to Land or COmmun-
icate With Shore at La |
Guaira.


Washington G., April 12.-Mrs.
Castro, wife of the former president
Of Venezuela is being kept out OF
that country Dispatches from the
American diplomatic representatives
in Venezuela announce that Mrs Cas-
tro with her party on the steamship
Guadalupe from khich President Cas-
tro departed at Fort De France arrived
at La Guaira Saturday They were not
permitted to land or to communicate
with shore As an added precautioh
the Guadalupe was not docked pul
proceeded onward for the next stop,
Colombian port 1t is apparent the
effort is to keep Mrs Castro from amy
direct communication with her huH-
bands former political friends i'm Ven,
ezuela.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
SANTA FE REQUESTS
AUTHORITY FOR
STOCK ISSUE
Road ContempIateS Placing
Seventy-Three Million Dollars
Worth of Common on Market
rBy Morning Journal sDscla, LEASED wir'l

Topeka. Kan. April l2.-The Atchi~
son. Topeka & Santa F. Railway
company today asked the Kansas rail-
road commission 90 allow the road 70
issue sevcnty-thrcc million dollars
worth OF common stock The Rock
Island asked permission 10 issue s--".-
600 refunding bonds to take up tho
Choctaw. oklahoma a Gulf equipment
trust bonds The applications were
made fan accordance with the state laW
requiring such action by the railroads
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
The House

Washington. April i2 Tho house
Was iu session two hours and fifteen
today Tho nrst action taken
was tho adoption of "a rosolution caIl-
ing ON tho senate for "a return of the
Payne tariff bin next Thursday ia Or
der that it might Doc corrected $50 as
TO include products of petroleum boo
tho free list
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
For Non-Parti~an Census Officers.

Washington April 12-Prosident
Taft. it was announced today. has in
structed Director North. of tho cen-
sus bureau. 10 disregard party lines
in securing suitable men for super
visors and other appontive places un-
der Tho nov census act.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13
Canada Incrca.Ing Mhcat Arca.

Winnipeg. April 12-Tho first
Canadian western crop report was is-
sued today. showing 100 per cent in
crease in tho seeded area in southern
Alberta Little seeding outside Of
that district will b. done until the end
Of the month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13

Colorado Springs. April ia spe-
ciaf TO the Gazette from Cripple
Creek district register six degrees be-
low zero tonight A high wind pre-
vailed au day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-13

jackson. Miss April 12.--The Mis-
sissipp supreme court today held
that the Mississippi and Louisiana Re-
tail Lumber Dealers association was
am organization in restraint Of trade.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
SOLOMONVILLE

SOLOMONVILLE, May l3.--Mrs | F. Solomon received the sad news of her brothers wife death at Los Cruces, N. M., Mrs. Morris Prudential. They were on the eve of departure for trip to Europe when the sad event occurred. Mir. Prudential is brother Of Ph. Prudential of this place, as well as of Mrs. l. E. Solomon and also a brother of Mrs. Mashbir of Stafford. Mrs. Prudential has made several visits here.
 w. R, Chambers visited the Biz ranch today. Mir. Chambers is inter, ested in the ranch.
 B. Mann was in town today. MT. Mann is manager of the Big ranch.
 Alvin Sands is having an acetylene plant put in to furnish light for his place, Judge McFarland's law office and the postoilice.
 Mrs. Mary Nelson of Bryce, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. II. Clarldge, returned home today.
 A great deal of the hay that has bae1 cut in the valley is being baled at once. hauled to the station, loaded and shin, ped. If had been bought even before it was cut.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
WOMAN BOUND OVER FOR STEALING
 FURNITURE
ACCUSED or MAKING AWAY WITH KITCHEN UTENSILS FROM
 FURNISHED HOUSE.

Charged with the wholesale stealing of furniture from the house of Fred Davison, on Euclid avenue, Mrs. John Cowan was held to answer before tho grand jury on a charge of grand lar ccny, by Judge II. II. Pratt yester day.
 John Cowan and Blanche Johnson were charged jointly with Mrs. Cowan with stealing the furniture, but there was insufficient evidence to warrant their detention and they were dis charged.
 Davison owns house short dis tanee from that occupied by the Cow. ans The place was furnished and on entering the house few days ago, he found that good part of the kitchen utensils and most of the furniture had disappeared.
 He caused an investigation to be made and the major portion of the miss ing articles were found in the Cowan house, where Blanche Johnson also lived.
 The matter was pretty thoroughly thrashed out in Judge Pratt s court yes terday. Mrs. Cowan could not give a satisfactory explanation of how she came in possession of the furniture and was held to answer on the charge.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
REAL ESTATE MAN WANTS ID BAR
 SW|NDLERS
COUNCIL MAY PLACE HIGH II. cENsE ON PEDDLERs OF
 OUTSIDE LOTS.

As the result of petition to the city council last night by J. Watt Hogue, which seemed to have the sup. port of the other real estate dealers of the city, steps will be taken in the near future to regulate the sale of wildca, townsite propositions in this city.
 In his petition, Hogue claimed that from time to time promoters of town. sites in different parts of the terri. tory invade this city and dispose of their property, which is often of dis puted title, taking away money from this city without giving anything in re. turn. He held that business of this sort should be regulated by license.
 The council seemed to feel the same way about it and the city attorney was instructed to draw up the necessary le- gal papers, to be adopted later, fixing stif license fee on anyone selling property in this city, located outside ot Gila county.
 The license fee will probably be fixed at $l0 per day for every man connect. cd with the sale of such property, whether local man or not
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
POUNDMASTER|HELD 0N CHARGE OF
 LARCENY
ACCUSED or GOING OUTSIDE OF CITY LIMITS TO INBOUND
 STRAY ANIMALS.

Herman Wolf, pound master, was UT before Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday on a charge of grand larceny, which grew out of tho impounding of horse belonging to J. R. Tanning. Tanning claimed that the horse was picked up outside of the city limits and out of the jurisdiction of the pound master. Ho produced a number of wit nesses who testified that Wolf had been seen with the horse very near the city line.
 Wolf claims that he had found the horse within the city limits.
 When the evidence was all in, the court was still in doubt as to whether or not Wolf had overstepped the bounds of his authority and laid himself lia- ble for horse stealing, and the case was continued until today to give the district attorney chance to investi- gate the matter.
 Tanning put up tho impounding fee of $2 and secured the animal last night.
 The defendant and the complaining witness had a hot argument in the courtroom over the affair and it was finally necessary for the court to stop the quarrel.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
RANGERS IN FLIGHT FROM
 OFFICERS
SUSPECTED OF MURDER COM MIrTED IN cocoNINo
 LAST FALL

FLAGSTAFF, May l3.--Two forest rangers employed to patrol the Coco. nino forest are fugitives from justice and are being closely followed through the country they know so we'll by a sheriff s posse. The charge against them is murder.
 The names of the forest rangers are Reuben Neill and Herbert Wood. Their alleged victim was E. F. Swartz, for merly a resident of Globe.
 Schwartz disappeared from Williams in September last. A few days ago a sheep herder found his decomposed body two miles north of Williams.
 Circumstances conspired to point the finger of suspicion at Ncill and Wood. Suspicion soon developed into a cer. tainty that they had murdered Schwartz because of trouble over woman.
 The rangers, however, were too quick for the authorities They took to the hills and forest and soon after Sheriff John Francis and party set out in pur- suit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
THATCHER

THATCHER, May 13.-Thc elocu
 tion class taught by Miss Caroline Mon
 tierth is increasing in numbers since the close of school Glbertena Lane Vina Lee, Mrs. A. c. Peterson and Mrs
 E. Nj. w. Jonesf some of Thatcher E most progressive people, are members of tho class, with many others. Three new baby girls came to town last week. Their parents are Mir. and Mrs. Dee Johns, MT. and Mrs. Chris Alfred and Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Mar. tin.
 Miss Katie B.azzard entertained the academy graduates at her home on Monday evening. Burt Hoopes has purchased fine new rubber tired carriage.
 Miss Emma M Her of St. David came over to attend the commencement week at the academy and will remain to at. tend the summer normal.
 J. D. Lee has rented his farm and cows to z b Ison for year.
 Misses Vina and Etta Lee are mak- ing preparations to go to Utah in the near future. Miss Vina will have her eyes treated by specialist and Miss itt' VIII atteAu thc SuHiHcT SCHOOL there.
 Carl Pace writes from England that he has enjoyed visit from two Thatch- CT boys, Dave Phillips and Charles Clawson, while enrouto to their, differ ent missions.
 Willard Pace and Richard Layton. Jr., left Tuesday morning for Los An geles where they will attend business college.
 John Nash and James Duke have re- turned from business trip to New Mexico.
 Mrs. Maud Callison and Miss Pris. cilla Layton left Tuesday for Utah. Mrs. Calhson will attend summer school there, while Miss Layton visits with relatives.
 Born, to Mrs. Roy McFatc on May 9, fine boy.
 The Moody & Damron butcher shop is nearing completion.
 W. K. Rhodes of Stafford will move his family to Thatcher in the near future.
 Mrs. McCullum of ,he Wilkins Com mercial company has been ill and un- able to be at the store this week.
 J. l.. Wilkins received new cash register for his store Wednesday.
 Lackey Branam, who has been sell ing eggs, poultry and garden stuff in Globe for some time, is home again He expects to return soon.
 Professor Peterson s four small children are i'll.
 J. l.. Wilkins has been on the sick list for . week, with tonsilitis.
 Miss Nettie Pace, one of Thatcher E | prominent young ladies, was married in the Salt Lake Temple on May 8. She has been spending the last winter in Harmony, Utah, with her sister, and | while there met a young man from Ida ho, to whom she was married. She will make her home in Idaho.
 John Jones, who is suffering from ap- has been moved to Safford, | hat he might be more convenient to he doctor s care.
 E. s. Carpenter has been i'll for some lime with rheumatism.
 Will Moody went to Globe Thursday on business Trip.
 Frank Tyler has given to his daugh- .er, Mrs. Frank Carpenter, building ot opposite his own house. Mir. Car. center expects to build there in the rear future.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
A Smile

Is pretty hard thing to accomplish when you re blue, bilious and out of sorts. There is sure cure for all kinds of stomach and liver complaints constipation and dyspepsia. Bal lard s Heroine is mild, yet absolutely effective in all cases. Price 50 cents per bottle Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
REASONABLE OFFER FOR GRADING IF
 MESQUITE PETITION WILL AGAIN BE CIRCU. LATED ELIMINATING oBJEc-
 TIoNABLE PARTS COUNCIL IN REGULAR SESSION ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EXTRA CONFIRMATION VOTED TO
 CITY ATTORNEY
COUNCIL IN REGULAR SESSION

AS bid was received at last night 's session of the cit ycouncil whereby Jim Davis agrees to grade Mesquite street between Broad and Sutherland streets at the rate of 42 cents per cubic yard, the whole cost amounting to little over $l,0O0, petitions regarding this work will again be circulated among the propert yowners along the street.
 some changes have been made in the original plan, which was turned down. A fill will be made at Hill street, mak- ing the grade higher at that point. This will make a better grade along the whole section of the street affected and will do away with the necessity of making deep cuts along some parts of the street, which met with such strenuous objection before.
 Grades Established
 Grades and general plans for the i'm provement of Hill and Sutherland streets out of the townsite fund, were submitted by City Engineer Van Wag- encn and adopted by the council, with minor changes.
 The plans as adopted, provide for bridges across Mccormick wash, on both Hill and Sutherland streets, the width of the respective streets with a twenty foot water course. An extensive fill will be made to bring the streets up to grade with the floor of the bridge.
 King Files Bond.
 J. A. King, who was awarded the contract for removing a quantity of dirt from Kline street last week, filed bond of $50 with II. II. Mercer and w. II. Webster as sureties. The bond was accepted. The contract price for the work is $l20.
 Permission was granted to Harry Leonard to install an electric sign in front of the Kentucky Home saloon. City Attorney Alfred was voted $l00 as extra compensation for his work in connection with the water bond issue. Mayor Kinney, appointed as a com mittee to look into the matter, stated that both r. l.. Jones and F. F. Towle | declined to accept any compensation for their work in appraising the water works. With the exception of Alderman Me Neil, the council met intact.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
NEWS 0F THE VALLEY l
HAPPENINGS ON THE BANKS FERTILE CHA AS PoNDENTs

be given in Todd's hall on the evening of the twenty-ffth. Tho following committees have been appointed: On in, vitations, Miss Mae Dowdle ard Ms Lille Morris, and J. A. Wardlaw; re- treatments, Mrs. Bunch, Mrs. Jennings, and Mrs. J. NJ. Foster; reception, Mrs. Petar Anderson, Miss Purdum and Will Thorpe. Floor managers, Miss Mae Dowdle and Miss Elsie Foster.
 s. F. Nesher of Los Angeles is trans. acting business in SaffoId this week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
Boarding House

Mrs. Morris has rcopened the board ing house formerly operated by Mrs Nora Hall, l97 Globe street, Oscar hill and solicits the patronage of the public
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14
DON'T MISS IT.

The "Try Out Act" at the Iris is the greatest novelty act ever seen here. Don t miss it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-14

Go to the Indian Hot Springs. Take the baths and drink the mineral waters IL will do you good.