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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
BATCH OF
CENSUS MEN
Approved Out Of Twen-
ty-one Recommendations by
New Mexico Supervisor.
Especial Dispatch to tho Morning Journal

Santa Fe, n. NJ, March 1.-THE
first batch of census enumerators Tor
New Mexico to be appointed has been
received by Census Supervisor Paul
A. f. Walter, being fifteen %approvals
out of tWcnty-onc recommendations,
the director Of the census at WASH
ington rejecting such nominees as he
thinks do not come up to h require
ments. The first sixteen to be ap-
proved are:
Thomas Herburger of Elizabeth
town, for precincts Of ElizabethtoWn
and Ponil. ColfaX county.
Leonard d. Shlsher OF Ration. for
Ward No. ]. Ration, Colfax county.
JAY 4. Conway of Ration, for Ward
No. 2, Ration, ColfaX county.
r.. G. cline of Ration, for Ward No.
3, Ration. Colfax county.
Pearl b. Grady, Texico, for precinct
No. ?, Texico. Curry county.
John +. Duran Of Silver city, pre-
clncts No. /. Central, and No. 3, Sill
yer City, outside Of city limits II
outside of ella Forest, Grant county.
Oliver p. Williams of Silver City,
for Silver City.
Charles l.. Cassidy of Rodeo. for
precincts G, Rodeo, ana is, Pratt,
Grant county.
Charles II. Lyons Of silver city, for
precincts Z. Upper ella. outside of CHA
Forest; II Mangas, and Fl Pin
cienega, Grant county.
Charles y. Brinkman Of Lordsburg,
for precincts s. Lower ella, IA Red
Rock. and ~ Steeple Rock.
Harry b.. Copeland of Lordsburg,
for precincts 8, Stems Pass, and 20,
l-ordsburg.
Octaviano Pcrea of Lincoln, for
precinct /. Lincoln. Lincoln county.
Edgar II. b. Chew Of White Oaks.
for precincts 7, Jicarilla, and s, White
Francis r.. Canning Of Carrizozo, for
precinct IA. C~arrizozo, Lincoln county.
Mrs. Harriet u. Martinez Of Wagon
Mound, for precincts IL, Wagon
Mound, and 13, Armenia, Mora
county.
Bully. Bully Showl Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
ENT OF
ENGLE DAM CASE
DELAYED
One of Appraisers is at Point Of
Death ard Question Of Water
ing Cattle StumpS Commits
SlonerS,


Socorro, \. NJ. March 1.-The
commissioners appointed BY the court
to a%ppraise the value OF the lands OF
the Victorio Land and Cattle com
pany sought to be condemned by the
United States government for the
Elephant Butte reservoir Will not
make their report for an indefinite
time. j. $. Mactavish OF Magdelena,
one of the commissioners, Is east to be
gone q month or more: A. j. Ringer
of Hillsboro, another Commissioners,
is reported critically i'll n likely TO
die al his home; and while G.. T.
Brown, the other commissioner ~
present and in good health, the board
has run up against a puzzling ques-
tion on which they are awaiting en-
lightmcnt from the government. This
Is whether or not the herds of the
Victoria company viii be allowed 20
water from the government reservoir
on whether they will be fenced out.
This question Will have an important
effect on the value allowed the com
pan; for its lands by the commits
sioncrs. kilograms of inquiry on this
point have been sent to the secretary
OF the interior and the attorney gen
eral mt Washington, but then opin-
ions have not been received.
Talked about everywhcre-our big
Booster Show. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
CITY OF DOUGLAS GETS
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE
$685. 900 IN BONDS
Morning Journal Bureau.
Gl3 Munser building.


washington, ~. -. MHiCN ~.
The house has passed q bill author
izins the city Of Dodefas. Cochise
county. Ariz.. to incur and contract
an Indebtedness to the amount Of
s325.000 for the acquisition of an
adequate system Of waterworks.
The waterwoiks Of Douglas at the
present time is inadequate for the
needs of the city. This act is to en-
able tho city to issue bonds to pur-
chase the present waterworks system
at the price of S225.000. and enlarge
the plant by making additions there
to to the extent OF 500, 600 so that
the city will have plenty Of water to
supply the growing demand OF the
rapidly increasing population. which
has been very great in the last few
years.
This act has been recommended Tor
passage by the secrctair of the in
terror, and was adopted by a majority
vote Of the people of Douglas
The measure is now under consid-
Grafton of the senate. where it is
expected to be acted on ~favorably
within a few days.
Entire change Of program today.
EDn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
JUDGE ABBOTT NOT
QUALIFIED SAY
ATTORNEYS
INTERESTING POINT
ARGUED AT CLAYTON
Counsel for Defendants Declare.
Law Does Not Provide that
Outside Judge May Sit in Va
cant District,


Especial Dispatch 20 the Morninz Journal
Clayton. \. NJ, March 1I.-Alleg-
ing that the statutes do not provide
that n Judge from another district
may sit in n district where there is
a vacancy, attorneys for defendants to
be tried at the present term of dis
tfict court FOR Union county today set
up the contention that Judge Ira ~
Abbott or the second district court at
Albuquerque. who opened court here,
Is not qualified TO preside. IL Is agreed
that this practice is allowed in gases
where the presiding Judge of a district
is ~incapacitatcd ny illness, but the at
torneys declare there is no laW COW
cring the present case.
Arguments were made by counsel
for the Jamison brothers, charged
with murder and cattle stealing, seek
ingto secure q continuance on the
foregoing rounds The arguments
will be continued tomorrow, and ii
is believed that unless these cases are
placed on trial court viii adjourn.
An important case on the docket is
that of the territory versus Henry
Haley and w. S. McCost, prominent
stockmen of the Folsom district,
charged with the larceny Of horses
from Telcsfor Casadcs and others.
The case was continued until the next
term of court.
In the case Of the territory versus
Joseph f.. Melugin. charged with the
murder of Jose Arohuleta, who was
shot and killed W years ago at So
lano. Mora county, Attorney w. =
Bunker of Las Vegas. appearing for
the accused. asked further time for
preparation and to secure witnesses
not Immediately available. Mclugin.
who is a resident of Archer City, Tex.
comes of a prominent family and viii
sut up n strong fight for acquittal on
the ground of self-defcnse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
TO JAPAN TO
BUY TIES FOR
SANTA f
General Purchasing Agent Of
System in City en- Route to
ORIENT Accompanied Hereb by
General Storekeeper,

En- route TO Japan to supervise the
purchase nad shipment of some nine
million ties for the Santa fe railway
to be used in the double track work
on the coast lines, general purchasing
agent Of tho system. NJ. j. Collins, ar
rived in the city last night, travelling
in private car No. 10, accompanied by
y. NJ. Rice, general storekeepcr of the
Atchison. Mr.. Collins who sails from
san Francisco mex eek win make
an extended stay in the island empire
the product of whose forests is to aid
in n of the biggest bctterment en-
tcrprises ever inaugurated by the San
Ia Fc system. The buying of large
quantities of ties in Japan is the re-
suit Of n careful study of the cross tie
problem by the Santa Fe. The Jap
anese article is found TO be extremely
durable and well adapted to the pur-
pose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Incorporation papers were filed tor
day by the Shandon Bell Mining com
pany of Lake Valley, Sierra county.
The capitalization is s260.00o. divided
into 250.000 shares, The company
begins business with capitalization Of
SlS7,500. The incorpOratois and di-
rectors are; Francis y. Alagee Of
Lake VALLEY. 62,500 shares; william
Birt and George Brit OF Ell Paso, TEX,
each 62.50O shares.
The Robertson Abstract company OF
Estancia, Torrance county. also IN
c%orporated with capitalization OF $780,
600. divided into 5000 shares. The
incorporators and directors are: Eaiph
G.. Robertson. 49S shares: ollie Il. Rob
erson. / share; Ed w. Robertson, l
share.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
B|NA7|0N OF
BOY AND RIFLE
AGAIN FATAL
Year Old Boy Near RoS-
well Shot and Fatally Wound
ed by Brother With p Cali
Der Weapon.

Special Dispatch 10 the Morning journal.
Roswell, \. NJ, March II, Lc!Scrt
Meng, aged fifteen was shot by his sew
en- year old brother at their home near
Elkins, north Of Roswell, at four o.
clock yesterday afternoon and is fat
ally wounded. The ball from a 20
rifle struck the lower right rib and
glanced into the bowels. The rifle had
been out of repair and the youngster
playfully pointed it ut his brother and
pulled the trigger, thinking it would
not shoot.
Elaborate Arbor day preparations
We're ruined by q fine shower this
morning. The rain was thankfully re-
ceived. and although the spread eagle
part of the performance was eliminate
ed, the tree and bush planting was
carried out this afternoon.
Rivole sisters today and tomorrow,
Crystal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
LOWEST PLACE IN
ROOSEVELT DAM
100 FEET
Lake Over Hundred
Feet Deep Now Held Back by
Giant Masonry Wall Nearing
Completion.


NNNtFfiff tUEfGNttftitttlht -
Phoenix, Ariz., March 1O.-The
March / set of pictures, Officially ta-
ken at Roosevelt. has been received
at the Office Of the salt River water
Users association The pictures show
the big masonry dam Off 10 fine ad
vantage and show 100 that it is fast
nearing completion. Al the tine the
pictures We're taken thirty feet of the
dam was within one and a half feet
Of completion ano u j. knowa tear
since then the final cap stone has
section. The following figures show
gust exactly how high the dam was
on the first OF March, the south
end OF the structure being the initial
point in the description.
The first co feet. 22S feet high.
The next so feet. Pas ~ feet high.
The next 100 feet, 22S feet high.
The next 60 feet. 2f2 feet high.
The next 100 feet. 200 feet high.
The next So feet. 1872 feet high.
The next Go feet, $50 feet nigh.
THE next $50 rect, 100 feet high.
The total length OF tho dam Is ga
feet. according 10 These figures. hut
when The low end nf Il is brought up
il viii De a little longer.
II viii be noted tha the lowest
place is $50 feet high, while the water
level Yesterday n 1879. or 6.S5
feet below the lowest place in the
dam. Tho work is therefore clear be-
vond any possible flood Interference.
In fact. it would be pleasing Just now
to have u good husky flood come
along and try to crawl over the top
Of it. II would haye 20 climb up over
G feet and il viii tase q lot of water
to ill the Roosevelt basin 63 feet on
ton of what is aliaady stored there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
INSPECTIONS BY
ARMY OFFICER
ANNOUNCED
Albuquerque Company of Natl
ionaI Guard to Be Visited on
April s; Numerous Arrests
Made by Mounted Police,
Special Dispatch 10 III. Morning journal.

Special Dispatch 80 the Morning journal.
Santa fe. n. M March 1l.-Adju-
tant General A.. =. Brookes announced
today the annual inspection by q
United States army officer as follows:
Santa Fc. Company F. March 81, s
p. m.
Santa &c. Company E. April /. s
p. M.
Santa re. Itesimental Band, April /,
3:30 y. m.
Las Vegas. Company II. April ?. $
y. m.
Tucumcari. Company l.. April 4. s
%. m.
Clovis. Company X. April 6. $ .. m.
Artesia. Company c, April Z. s p. m.
Carlsbad, Company Il, April s. 9:15
=. m.
Roswell. Battery 4. April 3. 2 p. m.
Roswell, Signal Corps. April 3. $50
y. m,
A~lamogordo. Company |. April 10.
sac p. m.
Las Cruces. Company \, April H..
GAS p. m.
silver city, Company d. April 10.
) ,. IN.
Albuquerque. Company q, April 16.
s p. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

a.. w Mmriott's bic Thomas ear
made a record breakins tfiR 20 AoH-
olion and back SfilutV" lhr MAJ
ana gnt bnCk at 5 u, m, making the
rnund nm 81 IN miles over tho noun
lain roads in exactly "a hours, in-
GUIDING me stop ~ Mosnllon, only
,yho nave Travelled over that
road in an auto can realize how sell
dom this feat is likely 20 be accom-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

handle &. company have begun
The snring shcaring OF their Angora
goats az their ranch three miles north
of Silver City. AS dies hafe q large
number OF goats the work viii keep
them busy all Of the present week
and possibly d portion of the next
At The present time it can only be SUR
missed what the total clip II mohair
win moun 10 az this shearing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
BARRIERS ARE FINED FOR
RAISING ROUGH HOUSE
John Jasper aud Jasper smith Pay
Ten Dollars Each for Disturb
ing Peace sunday.

John Jaspar and Jasper smith. col
ored BARRIERS. were fined ten dollars
and costs each by Judge Craig In po-
lice court yesterday morning. beth
men pleading guilty to disturbing The
peace.
The men engaged in a rough and
scrap last Sunday in a mail
barber shop ON south Second street
which they conducted on the partner
ship plan. RazOrs were called into tho
fight and Smith vas badly slashed
about the mech and face. Bad blood
had existed between the men Tor some
time before the fight II is said and
they were scheduled to mix sooner or
later. Jasper is still running the bar
Der shop. Smith having retired from
the partnership.
p.tt.t n.a.- el...-f Con,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
HAVE 1T RIGHT
Have Your Beverages Made Good
Enough TO Win You.

HAhNNhAA "
The rule about not boiling coffee
leads many persons TO prepare Pos
tum in the same way.
This is a mistake, and, Of course, is
Unfair 20 Postum. slave 1t just right
and Il has much the same favour as
the mild and high-priced Java coffee
but never causes the troubles that cot-
fec does.
An Illinois man found out how to
make Postum SO 1t tasted as good to
him as his old-time coffee. He writes:
"For years | could not breakfast
without my cup of coffee.
During this time I was troubled
with palpitation OF h heart, With
smothcriug n nervous spells. the
doctor t0id me 60 quit coffee, but |
ala not.
'-Flnally. ono time. while visiting, |
was given Postum for breakfast. l
can't say / enjoyed IT at hrst-they
only guessed how to make IT. But
when SIC followed the directions on
the package, we an agreed that Pos
tum was fine.
Then 1 began to enjoy my meals.
Could take plenty 81 substantial food
besides the Postum and felt good af-
forwards. Nv headaches were gone,
and gradually ! forgot ! ever had
heart trouble.
II have told persons We used Pos
tum at our house and they remarked
they did not knOv how we could use
tho stuff. They did not get at its
goodness becaus it was not made
right"
"A badly tried To- assc Postum to a
lot of hired men but they wound not
h. / tasted 1t as she made 1t and
didn't wonder-it didn't taste like
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
p,nnsnn Milh schonI Housc PLANS.

Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton j. e. Clark is receiving many let
tcrs from state superintendent con-
graduating him upon the issue Of the
pamphlet giving plans and specifica-
lions for model rural school houses,
which came recently from the New
Mexican press.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
DAUGHTER or n. p. BARNES
HAS SKULL FRACTURED

Miss Bessie Barnes. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T.. 7. barnes. is IN "A
critical condition suffering with "a
fractured skull and hes. il is SAID only
a lighting chance OF recovery.
She was thrown from e fractions
horse which she was riding. aiishtins
on her head Mr.. Barnes, who is la
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Mounted Policeman J.. b. Rusk to-
day Reported having made the follow
ing arrests and having turpcd the
prisoners over 60 ti5e sheriff Of Tor
rance county. Francisco Perea. at
Nountainair. FOR robbery: an Arab
named Tables. Tor selling liquor 10
minors at Punta de Aqua. and Eu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

tOVernor Mills. after his visit 90
Albuquerque on March 80. win go to
Las Cruces. where a reception viii be
him on April 1. ON May
20 he will deliver the commencement
address to the high school graduates
at Ration and on Nav p he viii visit
Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
Ncm Mcxicn Gnmc.

Al excellent article on the game
laws and hunting and fishing IN New
from the pen of Game War
den Thomas p. Gable appears in the
March number OF Field and Stream.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12
ENOUGH TO SMILE AT

Prof. Bugsticker-Ah. is this not a
charming day? All nature seems to
smile, as it were.
Old Grouch-Well. J don't see how
it kin help smilln'. 1t orter bust out
en- heller.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Don't forget Rivole sisters and good
pictures today and tomorrow cry
gtal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Aubrey brothers in a real live ac-
robatic act commencing Monday, Cry
stall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Las cruces. hurried home in response
60 q wire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

genio Garcia of Lincoln county. foi
disposine OF m%ortgaged sheep.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Notwithstanding the knocks from
all sides, the Gem IS still giving the
big dollar show for ten cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Bully Bully show Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-12

Bully, Bully SHOW! Gem.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-24
GREAT LAYMEN'S MISSIONARY MOVEMENT

The Laymon's Missionary moves
ment IS 90 have substantial dclcga-
dons at Boise. March 10th ani iitb.
from the towns in southern Oregon.
ass wen as in southern llaho Noun
tain Home is taking hold Of ho
matter alons the lines suggested by
the central Boise committee Lass,
sunday the pastors preached in their
own pulpits on the "sieuincance of
the Movement and the Convention
Next Sunday they are TO exchange
pulpits and preach practically The
same sermons to other congregations
on March laymen are expected io
occupy the pulpits ANA present The
matter from their standpoint The
prayer meetings Wednesday evening
are to be led by laymen, "The con-
yention" being the subject
A layman is expected from Boise
to holl Q Sunday afternoon meeting
in the near future Men should
make special effort and sacrifice, if
need be, to attend and get I'm touch
with this great current of manly pure
pose and power
The question Of Americas part in
evangelizing the world. which Is to-
De presented to laymen at as meu's
missionary conventions now being
held throughout the United States.
viii be put before the men of Boise
and southern Idaho March 10 and
n, when representatives of the great
movement viii meet and greet the
men of this section. IN preparation
for this convention the laymen and
ministers of Boies have been orgau-
lied into special committees, each of
which has been untiring in its efforts
to do an in it's power to make the
Idaho convention a great success
The program committee of the na-
tional association has selected some
of the most distinguished speakers on
It's platform to appear at Boise on
the occasion of the convention
These men. who have been closely
identified with the work Of foreign
missions throughout the entire world
during the past few years. are among
the leaders Of the great movement
which has taken such a hold upon the
men of America and viii constitute a
mart of fha sDoaltino force ,vhith viii
be in Boise for the Idaho convention
The city is much aroused through
interest in the coming convention
and registration for tickets Of a5-
mission to the general meeting ana
for the great banquet, which VIII bs
Ia leading feature, is progressing with
such momentum as to astonish the
general committee in charge
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-24
no srAHr wonIS Az oNcn.


General Manager ana saperinfcn.
dent Iige Fletcher. Joe Plastea
Harry Hi,ks end JAS. O'NeiiLiooaf0r.
ana owners of eleven claims n3rih-
east of ana adjoining The famous
Bourne properties at forbiies icr
here Tuesday noon for the camp.
Their outnt. consisting OF egery-
thing needful for the rapid develop
ment of their properties, which sre
under the name Of the Jorbilee Cola
Mining company, made upwards of
two tons of freight ana WIN be taken
straight into the district over the
splendid road on the east side Of
the Bruneau river Although The
recent storms have made traveiIne
very heavy. they expect to consume
but four days ON the trip.
The Jorbiige company is incol-
Dorated for 100000 shares. and
10000 shares have been disposed OF
to personal friends of the lncorporat-
ors. the money thus obtained to De
uesd in development work.
The boys have never had an assay
from picked samples OF their ore.
but a general assay. we have seen.
netted s173.13. so that rich milling
proposition seems assured
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-24

event that the said Carter McVine
Tobey, his heirs ana assigns shall
not within ono month aftcr the pas
sage of this Ordinance actually CONF
mence the construction of the water
system contemplated by this Ordin-
ance, and such rights. privileges and
franchise may be forfeited ana de-
termined in the event that the said
Carter McNine rObey his heirs and
assigns, shall not complete the con-
struction of said system within the
period of one year as provided for in
Section Six of this Ordinance after it's
passage.
No delays from unavoidable acci-
dents strikes or from inability Of
manufacturers or dealers to furnish
supplies shall be considered as cause
for reyoking this franchise.
SECTION 4.
The said Carter McVine Tobey. HIS
heirs and assigns.do hereby agree to
install fire hydrants at such places
within the corporate limits of the VII
lage Of Mountain Home as may De
designated by the trustees, and all
hydrants and attachments shall be
furnished by the Village ana be and
forever remain the property Of the
Village Of Mountain Home
The schedule Of prices for water
shall be those agreed upon by the
Commissioners as provided for by
law. and become a part of this
Ordinance Any person. family. cor
Doration or company who becomes
Delinquent for water for a period Of
one month may be refused further
service by Carter McVine Tobey. his
heirs ana assigns. and the water dis
continued from the premises occupied
0y said delinquent until all bills are
paid
SECTION 3.
The right to lay ana maintain a
pipe lire through the streets. alleys
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-24

and rnorcrnied aro,,n7e u,itbfn .h,
VILLAGE of Mountain uore sbeil ~.
Granted hv fhis 0r4inance ~ rortl,
NcVine Tobev his heirs .n1 assi,os
~ fariiifato tha ranil ana econor,i.si
disfrihntion of water and tba
shall he orantod ne rigbt ~ r,si-e
sncb rapairs cbanoee and ronn@c
tons ~ NAV h. foTn1 nrraeaerg 81
desirable al anv ana an tfmee
meter system of fisfrihmtion NAV ~
Installed af anv time n fe doomad
necessary.
SECTION e
This franchise ie gran+o5 with tho
evnrees nnforstansino Nat overv
precaufion shall he faton fo deliver
water fhat ie rneontarire+ed o,itl,