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New-York tribune., 1909-05-28
TO KILL JOY RIDING. .
Gouernor Signs Bill Making Unau-
tbori2ed Use of Car Larceny.

albany. May 27.-Governor Hughes signed to-day
-, eocailed 10y riding automobile bill Of Sen
a,or Hiu 1t provides that ANY chauffeur or other
aerson VINO without the consent of the owner shall
take or cause to be taken from garage s'aoie OF
'aA - ,i.i,,, or nlace an automobile motor We
-, - ,rerate or drive cause the same to be
ted or driven for his own profit. use or pur-
oss steals the same and is guilty Of larceny ana
shsyI he punishable accordingly.
rba act takes effect September next
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28
ENTERTAIN GERMAN NAVY VISITORS

Captain Van Hopman and nine officers OF the Ger
man battleship Bremen now in these waters. were
the guests of the Entertainment Club. of this city.
Yesterday. at an outing luncheon and dance at
Long Beach. Mrs. Roswell Hitchcock is president
of +he club which devotes itself the reception Of
national and foreign dignitaries- It has numbered
among its guests the Russian Ambassador and
rlany persons of not<
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28
Hats for Men

Summer hats in a vari-
ETY. of smart shapes in
weaves which are exclusive
with this establishment.
The "Dobbs Sonnet a
striking coarse braid straw.
So; fine Sennets. 81; A. j.
White English Sennets, 81;
Fine Split Straw, S.. and
Panamas of characteristic
Knapp-Felt Shop quality.
$t2 and more. Comfortable
and shapely soft straw hats
In various textures.
Light weight Knapp-Felt
Derbies and Soft hats.
Sc, ST.
A comprehensive assortment OF
Summer Apparel for Automobiles
owners and chauffeurs- made by
the Scandinavian Fur & Leather Co.
Dust coats of exclusive design IN silk
pOngee. mohair and linen; Auto hats
and caps in a wide variety of shapes
and materials
DObbs g Co
24z FIFTH AVENUE
between 27th and 18th Streets
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28
,.MrwAYs CHAUFFEUR HELD

~ r,Aodore c. Janeway told the police yester-
- - -. a-rest vas an outrage when they held mis-
- oag - ,s,ffeur Tully Garrett, of No Ss5 West
"a erect on the charge of oYersreedins ana tuih-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28

ing the corner recklessly at Amsterdam avenue ana
10th street. The physician gave bond for the
chauffeur and said he would fight the case
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28

Mr. Robinson. including partnerships and cor
Doratfons in the operation of the detectives license
law where they have been organized TO conduct
detective bureaus. The State Controller is per
Totttad IN mass upon the character and integrity
~ those appIving for licenses and the fee Is nxed
at 800 for an individual for nve-year Incense ana
AZ Sr5O for a partnership or a corporation An
individual detective is 70 file a bond OF &S0. ana
Iisrfnsrsbip or a corpora ton bond OF 5000
Mr. MacCSrezor. permitting national guard or
ganizations to take real and personal property by
bequeS+.
Mr. Francis making ii a ,nisdemeanor 10 con
duct an auction sale in New YORK CITY without
New-York tribune., 1909-05-28

24z FIFTH AVENUE
between 27th and 18th Streets
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
insure In the oeeiaenlal Llf..

order Glorleta Hear. Phone 1872.
n O.. Marmon aud Il W Cassidy of
faguno, wore visitors m the city yes
tcrdas
Judge Edward a Mann, was here
from ~Alamogordo yesterday attend
ing TO business matters
Mr.. and MIS-. y \ porterticld have
gone to their old home in Frazer, la
to spend a month visiting friends aud
relatives there
W. - Lowe. Of the Department Of
the Interior returned yesterday from
a short business trip Ca Prescott. Ari-
1ona ana Gallup n NJ
II it's a nice stylish saddle horse you
want. let US send you one, 800 for
three hours, Csc each additional hour.
Sundays included. Cash only. Riding
school. $40 North Third st, Phones
2ii ~ 293.
Alhcrt clancy, captain OF the ALI
American haseball team az Santa re,
Vas n the city last night en- route TO
tl paso where ne viii play to-day and
tomorrow with the ncwly organized
nl i'uso browns
Miss Marie snuJulc. aaughtor of e.
~ saululr santa Fo mastcr mechanic
al Gallup nrri>ed in the city ycster-
3ay ANA wlli rcuain fut two Wcoks,
The guest of Miss May Hntckctt. Of
.st5 Garfield VENUE.
Herman rroclch. "a carpenter OF
ST. Michacls. Ariz. arrived in the city
Thursday night. making the trip on
horseback AR. n'rorlich was in the
saddle rive DAYS and covered a dis
tstitor OF over two hundred miles.
Judge ira a Abbott who has been
conducting the session ef the district
court fot Valencia county. returned
llst night at midnight from Los Lu
nas Judge Ahbott VIII De In his.
chambers in the c%ourthouso this NOR
ming at no for tho transaction Of husi.
Tine local automoblli~ts who have
entered on nn enthusiastic campaign
better roads out cot Alhuuuerpue.
now hnNe 90 plan 10 build am auto
trough road Ia cross the stretch OF
ictp sane ou the coyote CANYON road
Who're % passD. the powder house at
.hf crest ut the mesa east of Fair-
DEW cemetery a committee /
onsistlne az n. Cox. 4
a kimble of tho Texas on come
aus g. y sanford aud q. y Van
made ana inspection of the road
~.efaF.I.K Uf-f.fu..H ir .rf.. ,f I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

II VIII be impracticablc 70 make tn
old road solid. hence the plan 70
an artificial road.
The pong belonging to Leslie Briggs
son Of Or. BH Briggs. which wal
stolen from the corner Of First stree
and Gold avenue last Monday night
was found in a pasture south Of tbs
city yesterday. The animal had beer
hard ridden. was minus the saddle
bride and blanket IL had on when sto.
len ana was considerably worse foi
the experience.
A surprise party was given Friday
evening to Walter McDevitt at the at
tcr's home in the Highlands, the eve
ming being spent In games while Hight
refreshments were served. Those pre-
sent were Misses Nellie Spollacy, En-
.ily Sichlcr, Ruth Little, Gertrude Bro
den Fredalena Zenz. and Kenneth
schnur, Melvin Hines, Homer Boyd,
Earl Wcinecke and Roy weinecke.
J. L. Pritchard. OF Las cruces, was
Ia the city Yesterday and left last
night for the Apache national forest,
near Springeryilfe. ARR. where he has
United states Forest service, Mr.
Pritchard graduated with the '09 class
from the general science department
OF the Agricultural college at Mcsilla
park, ana was editor of "The Round-
np. the clever magazine published at
the school.
Harry Befthune. a young man who
bound over to the grand jury
about three weeks < after passing
two bogus checks on local merchants.
aud who was sent to the county jail
IN default Of bond. was released on
bond Yesterday, relatives having come
to his assistance with the necessary
security. Bcrthune gave worthless
to the Hub store and the G..
May shoe store. He was arrested af-
termard ana admitted his quit.
a special committee Of the city
council the city attorney ana Mayor
Lester met last night in the mayors
office ana held a conference with
Jacob krober regarding the new quur-
for the city Of Albuquerque en-
gagged IN the partly completed !sroDer
building ON north Second street. There
has been some disagreement between
ne city and Mr.. Krobcr rcRurd.ng. the
space called for IN the contract and
his meeting was for the purpose Ct
'ffecting u satisfactory adjustment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
WEST SHOW At
TRACTION PARK
Excellent Entertainment Pro-
missed by Aggregation Which
Opens Engagement This
Afternoon,

The \. l. r. Ranch villa West show
Will play a special engagement of
four days. Saturday, II and giving two
performances daily. afternoon and
evening, at Traction park The man
agcment Of the park has been very
fortunate n securing this company of
players as they are about the best
aggregation now in tour.
The company is composed of gem
| uinc ranchcrs, cowboys, brave in all
the accoutrements of their profession
-angora chaps dyed With all the
brightest colors, and ~ornamcnted with
conchas of solid silver and gold, iang-
ling spurs with the same precious or
namentation. brightly hucd skirts of
Isilk and velvet. and the well known
broad brimmed white mats.
Then there are a band of pretty COW
girls from the prairies, with clinging
curls ranging through tho various
shades from blonde TO black, big
laughing sparkling eyes. and lips that
flash Il rosy, bright smile to the pass
crsby, for despite the hardships that
these girls face every day. and il is
seldom that a day passes that one
member or the other of the company
is not injured, they are SO full of
life. health and spirits. that even I'M
der the most adverse circumstances.
they make light OF the most uncom-
Portable happenings. and their merry
laugh rings out on the slightest provo
cation. Their w%ardrobes are compos-
ed Of the best leather, silk and vel
vet. The cowgirls are led by Miss Bes-
sic Kennedy. who holds the record Of
being the best Woman fancy shot with
the rifle in this country.
Miss Kennedy is unusually profici-
in the use Of a gun. having mas
tered all of Tho most difficult shots
and performing them with the great
ease. She shoots two swinging
glass balls, swinging in opposite di-
rections. with the same bullet. does
a number of other difficult target
ana then gives an exhibition Of
wing shooting. and i'm an OF her act.
Miss Kennedy uses an ordinary -
short bullet. and resorts to none of the
ruses often employed. such as shot
cartridges, trick targets. etc.
There Is n department of this
company ON which the management
itself and that is the bucking
horse riders or broncho busters. There
IN this company some OF the best
riders In the southwest and they wiIll
ride n horse or mule that is brought
m 90 them. II a horsr or mule So bad
That these boys cannot stay on him
an Doe found. Mr.. Kennedy will pay
his owner twenty-five dollars. Bring !
% your bad ones and see them ridden.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

but conjecture. Dogs, dogs every
where. The citizen who labors to
beautify his home with a lawn finds
1t scratched to pieces by devastating
hordes of dogs. If his children ven
ture out on the street alone they are
jeopardised by the plague Of dogs. If
he rides or drives dogs leap out from
the side of the street and scare his
horse. They are a menace by day
and at night they do murder sleep.
Do dogs have more rights than
mar The police force would not al
low me to go out in my alley and yell
for an hour at a time, but dogs do,
and | must steal outs in gown ana
slippers, armed with high priced coal.
and fight for the sleep tired nature
needs.
Let is be rumored that the city has
had a chance to be infected by bubon-
ic plague, that dread Asiatic destroyer,
and no expense or trouble would be
spared to eradicate such possible in
lection. but in no year has that
scourge slain so many in this country
as has h~ydrophobia. and yet we ALLOW
numbered dogs, many of them abso-
lutely of no value, to roam Il streets
not knowing what hour they may be-
come the messengers of awful death.
Possibly there is a dog tax law in
this city, but go out about our streets
and see how many tax tags you Will
ind,
1t is the plain duty of the city adj
ministration to rid this fair city Of
this plague, ere it shares in the unNel-
come fame of Constantinople.
Y. Y. u.
Albuquerque. June II, 1903.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
RIO GRANDE RISES
FIVE INCHES
Snow Beginning to Melt in Colo
RADIO Mountains Resulting IN
High Water No Danger An
tiCipated in This Valley,

The Rio Grande at the Bareias
bridge measured five feet. five inches
yesterday morning. i've inches higher
than a week ago. This measurement
however, is a foot lower than was re-
corded about May 1. According I"
County Surveyor A. u. Ogle, the sno"
in the mountains Of Colorado has De-
gun to melt and considerable hsH
water may be expected from no" on
especially IL it rains in Colorado.
s~ulting in rapid melting of the snow
Mr.. ogle stated. however, that the
dykes up and down the valley were :"
good condition and that he ahtfei
pated no trouble in keeping the hu'N
waters under control
All the strea ms in the -
Colorado have been on the raml"-
for the past week and floods nay
done serious damage in many i"'"
tiles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AN VEGETABLES Is A Sc
lECrED STOCK. COME IN AND
EXAMINE 1T. Il. G. PRATT & CO..
.If SOUTH SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
10000 CATTLE ARE
MOVED OUT Of
ARIZONA
Southern Pacific Is Also Nov
ing Large Lots Of New Mex
leo Beef 0ut of Territory
Through Southern Gateway,

BY he fifteenth of the PRESENT.
| month it is estimated that fully 20
900 head Of cattle will have been 10Y
ed out Of Arizona, over the southern
Pacific and Santa Re railroads, The
Southern Pacific has already carried
out a total of fifteen thousand head
from New Mexico and Arizona togeth-
er. OF the total about 5000 will have
been shipped out Of Tucson. The Tue
son Star says;
The prices paid this season were
SIS. SIS and $22. for one, two and
three year olds the bulk being of THE
$22 class. A fair estimate of values
made by a competent authority is
about $250.0 00 hat sum being paid
to cattlemen in southern Arizona
for the stock shipped to California
and Colorado points. only a small
proportion Of the u, 900 were shipped
into the Centennial state.
The last lot Of cattle to be NOV
ed out of the Tucson stock yards
were brought over from the san
Pedro this week. This bunch mum
Der 2OS0 and the beneficiarics were
Tom wills, r. G. Brady sand Andrew
Cronley The 20SO head were prin-
cipally three year Odds, the losses be-
Ing nominal in bringing them over
the road via the steam pump, which
is about 20 miles north of the city.
They were moved to California.
The Inspection of the cattle here
has Melted Inspector Willard Wright
handsomely, who receives 8 cents per
head for that service. Between Tue
son and Bakersfield Cotton is the only
feeding point. The trains this week
and those moved since May we're.
handled under rush orders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
ALBUQUERQUE HAS
C0NSTANTINOPLE
SKINNED
Indignant Citizen Raises Right
eouS Roar at the %Unhamper-
ed Progress of the Canine
Conquest,

Editor, Morning Journal:
The columns or your paper are
hiled with the story Of the city's
growth and beauty and your editorial
page reflects your earnestness in civic
improvement W. hear much of
parks and trees and beautiful homes
in Albuquerque. Yet there is a de-
stroying plague within her gates.
This is the plague Of dogs. Within
this hour seven could be seen from my
window at ms time. and four the
common average visible at most any
hour on the best residence streets Of
our city. Last sunday "A young lady
narrowly escaped death by being
thrown from a horse. the horse hay
ing been frightened BY dogs. Recent
N your news columns told of two cit
iz.ns being severely bitten bv dogs
and how many We're bitten that your
alert reporters did not ind we can
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
DISTRICT COURT FOR
SANOOvAL STARTS
ON MONDAY
SENSATIONAL ALLEGED
MURDER CASE Ut
District Court for Valencia
County AdjournS After Busy
Session and Court Attaches
Return,

The district court Of the second
judicial district for the county Of San
dovaI will in Bernalillo on
Monday and the term bids fair to be
interesting. Among other sensational
cases are those of Emiliano Sandoval.
former sheriff of Sandoval county. and
Abelino Gurule. charged with the kill
ing OF a native ranchman with an y
near Cabezon on May 4. 1908; and
the case of Lucian Gonzales and Mrs.
Martin Salas charged with the killing
OF Martin Salas, who was buried I'M
der suspicious circumstances and
whose body when disinterred vas
found to Dear marks of violence.
Captain Fred Fornoff of the mount
ed police, will be among the witnesses
in the cases.
Valencia County Court Adiourns.
The business for the district court
for Valencia county was practically
finished up by Judge Abbott at Los
Lunas yesterday and the court at
taches returned home last night after
the adjournment of the term,
G. Apodaca was found guilty OF as
sault yesterday and Juan Jaramillo,
charged with attempted rape, was al
lowed to plead guilty to assault and
battery and received a sentence Of
three months in Jail Four Indians
were each given ten days in Jail for
refusing to permit their children to
attend school, the sentences being sus-
pended on promise of the Indians that
would comply with the law.
WANTED.
No bttv a opo1 Saddle PONY Call
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST

In the event that you should not
receive sOur morning paper tele-
phone tho postal TELEGRAPH
co giving your name ana address
and tho PAPER Will he delivered by a
Special messenger. The telephone 10
No. 80
$50 0-REMAKD~-S5.os
The above rawArd viii be paid
Tor the arrest and conviction ~ any
one caught stealing copies OF he
Morning Journal from tho door
ways ~ subscribers.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
Valencia County Court Adiourns.

WANTED.
To buy, a good Saddle Pony. Call
at $40 North 3rd st.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
SALE ON HAMMOCkS

We rave On sale at the present time
the Acme Hammock There is moth
ing better made in hammocks We
are selling them direct from the fac
tory for less than you pay Tor Inferior
grades. Prices range from $2.25 TO
$3.50. our s. 20 hammock cannot be
equalled IN town for the money. We
invite your inspection as 70 the above
facts.
STRONG'S BOOK STORE.
thonc tiOt. Next to 4. q.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12
Why Not Enjoy

Home comforts. n Mission Fire Place
built or repaired 70 satisfaction guar
antce.
Ring up 1891.
The Mission Fire Place Builder.
81 make a specially OF FIRE places
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-12

Washington = g.. Junr ~ Nov
MeNico ana Arizona Generally fait
saturday and sunday
Arizona republican., 1909-07-14

 23Per Cent Off on all 2-piece 'Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits. Hats of the famous .No-Name
 brand, $3.50 value; Hi Jinks
 pIice ........... .$2.45 Pants, a swell line of summer weights in all latest shades; Hi links nrice. :. 20 Per Cent Off Oxfords,, $4.00 values, latest styles and tans; Hi Jinks price only .+...... .. .S2.95 Sox, 15c values, Hi links price gmlyfi. ... -. Sc Shirts, $1.50 values, Hi Jinks pflce ........ SOC
Arizona republican., 1909-07-14
RECEPTION FOR PROFESSOR
 LOPER.

Professor John D. Loper, for the past several years at the head of the Mesa schools, was last night rendered a public reception on tabernacle lawn which was largely attended. The tabernacle choir sang several selec- tions and a good part of the time was spent in speaking of the things that Professor Loper has accomplished with the schools in Mesa. No man can ask for stronger endorsement of his services than that which has been the privilege of Professor Loper to enjoy. For a good many years he has struggled against obstacles and won. Last night must have been one of the grandest of his life when he could look oyer his residence in Mesa and see that everything he has done, everything he has accomplished is ap- preeiated to the fullest extent.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-14
DR. RRAck IN ACCIDENT

Dr, Brack suffered an accident on East First avenue yesterday that came very near being a serious af- fair. He has a small Indian pony that he uses in driving back and forth from his homestead and was letting the animal graze on the grass near his house in town. The animal took fright at something and started to run. The rope, which was fasten- ed to the neck of the pony became entangled in the doctors legs and camc near causing serious t.onole. The doctor was thrown to the ground aud dragged for some distance. h.s right w:ist was sprained anl his right knee bruised.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-14
ECONOMY SALE AT THE POP LII AR

The Popular's big sale which will be known as "The Popular's Great Economy Sale" will open this morn ing and continue for several days. IL is well known fact that this. we'll advertised place has been preparing to make d great reduction in prices in the near future. New goods have been arriving almost constantly since the close of this stores banner sale on July 3. Since that time the clerks have been busy with the new goods, marking them down to very lowest prices.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-14
GOVERNMENT MAY AID
 IN TERRITORIAL ROAD
It Will at Least Undertake the Con- struction of Sample Road.

Territorial Engineer Girand has re- ceived from Delegate Cameron a let ter saying that the department of the interior on request from the engineer will undertake the construction of a sample road in this territory under the direction of one of its experts. who will be sent on application, a blank form of which MT. Cameron writes he had mailed. It is now probably in the hands of Hon..T. G, Norris of Prescott.
 MT. Cameron also wrote that he had forwarded an application blank for federal aid in the construction of a territorial road from the Grand Can yon to Douglas. The engineer is re- quested to. fill out the blank and
Arizona republican., 1909-07-14
NEWS NOTES.

Blanch, the eleven year old daugh- ter of Mrs Barbara Allen, is suf- fering with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. Chas. Johnson has gone to Tucson for a visit with relatives.
 Asa Tiffany. who is suffering with paralysis of the spine is able to be up and around. He was working with a hay baler, and in over lifting his back was wrenched, resulting in paralysis.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-14
onward it to the department.

forward it to the department
 few days ago. probably after the sending of this. letter. MT. Cameron introduced a bin in the house pro viding an apprdptfdtion for such aid in building a territorial road.
 Mir. Grand will take the matter up immediately on the receipt of the blanks. That the sample road or roads will be built may be regarded as a certainty. and it may be re- garded as probable that federal aid will be given toward the construction of a road from the Grand Canyon to the southernmost limit. MT. Came ron will give the department no rest until such aid is forthcoming
Arizona republican., 1909-07-14
THE ToeesRY's' HIs5fRRs.

The Toggery has originated a uni que sale known as the High links sale. George Johnson, othe popular manager of this well known store left for the Elks' convention last Saturday and before going he told the clerks to reduce the stock by all means. Be- fore his going w. Aird Macdonald. the well known local cartoonist sue. ceeded in getting his profile on n slip of paper which is used in the adver tising. MT. Johnson is enjoying his vacation and the clerks are taking advantage of his absence and arr selling out everything. at their own prices.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-14

members who were so. fortunate to be present Monday night and partal1e of his hospitality. He had provided for at least thirty or forty knights and there were hardly twenty present. They, however. very heartily did their duty as best they could with the tools at hand to work with.