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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
BIG COMMENTATOR
FOR TULAROSA
COPPER CO.
Machinery for 400 Ton Plant
TO Handle Output in TuIarosa
Field on Ground by Febru-
airy l.,


Tulnrosa, n. M, Jan. lit is re-
ported that the Tularosa copper COM
pany at Bent. has ordered a 40o-ton
concentrator for taking care of the
ore which has now passed the pros
pecting stage and Is ready Tor ship
ping. The machinery Is expected by
February ? and y , Sanders and II.
a, Harris have been employed to
transfer IL ta Bent ~ viii take Sow
.cral months to get the plant installed
for business but the fact that It is
ordered puts all doubts aside concern
ing the amount of ore on these claims.
About thirty men are now employed
In prospect work nud a large force
viii be necessary 10 install the ma
chinery.
=. r.. ConEer. am expert g%cologist az
Denver. who owns several hismuth
properties in the san Andreas, west of
Tularosa. In commenting on the strong
dow OF petroleum secured recently
about 100 miles east ot il Paso, says
he Is certain that this body of oil exc
tends AN through the Tularosa valley
and believes Thar this viii eventually
be q large oil producing valley.
Route Inspector Roberts of the u.
S. postal department arrived in Tula-
rosa Wednesday nieht for the purpose
OF looking over the Tularosa-Koswel
mail route by way OF M~escalero. Ira
%. Wetmore viii accompany him on
his tom OF Inspection.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
THE UNIVERSITY
NEEDS MR.. GRAY
At HOME
WORK AS A LOBBYIST
FAILS TO MAKE A HIT
Regents Severely Criticized for.
Sending Him Off to Washing
ton to Work for More Lands
for University,

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Jo3rnaIl
Santa Re, y. NJ, Jan. 15.-That the
University Of New Mexico needs Dr. r.
Mcqueen Gray, IT'S president. at home.
thar ne can accomplish o. good deal
moro for the University taking care
IF its daily operation than he can as
"a lobbyist IN Washington, and that
he has done tho cause of the institu-
ton more or less harm By appearing
before the house committee on terri
tories with an inslstent demand for
more lands. these are the opinions
which seem to be conveyed In letters
and kilograms which have been re-
ceived here during the past two or
three DAVIS. or since Or. GRAY made
his appearance before the committee.
In the statehood bill which has just
been reported 10 the house there are
numerous appropriations Of lands for
various public purposes The several
educational institutions receive liberal
donations and the University does not
receive its fair proportion, although 1t
Is granted a considerable acreage.
Numerous efforts ave been made
By Delegate Andrews. Governor Curry
and others to got this appropriation
Increased. Thus Jar their efforts have
failed.
INC criticism now being made Is not
AfN fF AAtHft - EN NJ NfAfF ~ Wv
the board OF regents of the Univcr-
sity. who, It is understood. sent him
there to see to il that the house com
mittee enlarged the University's APP
prcuriation.
Governor Curry has received sew
eral telegrams asking him 10 curl Or.
Gray's activity, one Of the kilograms
going 50 far as 70 ask the governor TO
cali him off.
While nothing definite can be
learned It is understood that before
he departed for Washington the gov
ernor wrote a sharp letter TO the
board Of regents, consuming them for
sending DR.. Gray to Washington, and
%instructing them TO get him back 10 i,
the territory and his duties as speed
lily as possible, The governor hopes
that something may still be done for
the University In the way Of additional
lands, but since the bin has been al
lowed to go unchanged so long il Is
uncertain whether or not anything
may be done. MIR. Gray's i~nsistence, |
IL is said, has been calculated to delay
the house committees action IN the
statehood bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
NINETY DAYS To
MAKE SMALL
FILINGS
Letter From Department for
Benefit Of Claimants Who
Wish TO Enter on Lands
Thrown Open South Of Pecos
Forest,

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journall
Santa Re. y. NJ. Jan. 14-That
claimants on tho lands TO be thrown
open for entry south Of the peeos ma
ttioual forest vii have ninety days IN
which TO make filings Tor small hold
lngs ON this traat OF hulf "a million
acres Is shown il the following letter
transmitted hy the. delegate in con
gross to Governor Curry,
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
Washington. Jan. Z, 1910.
Hon w. II. Andrews,
Y, s. House of Representatives,
Sir -Rcplying further 60 your letter
Of 22nd ultimo, ] have TO inform you
that on January 8, 1910. n notice was
sent 10 the local land office az Santa
Pc, n. NJ. Tor publication. releasing
from temporary withdrawal for for-
estry purposes the greater portion ef
the area now under such withdrawal
near the Pecos national forest, New
Mexico, and providing that the public
bands therein shall become Hihfact to
settlement on March 20. 1910. and 80
entry. etc, IN April 2B, 1910.
The right OF those having small
hold holding claims under sections l6
Il and iS OF the act Of March 3, isat,
t2B Stat, S54), as amended by the
acts nf February Il, 1898. (27 Stat
|4T0l, aud June ~, 1898, $50 stat
4a6j. 20 Gle their claims with M
proper surveyor. general was extended
BY the act cf February 90, 1909. cas-
stat. $50, urtil March 4. 1910, BY
departmental regulations the owns re-
OF SUCH claims are allowed 30 days
after notice from tie local hand office
of the approval Of the surveys OF their
claims by the survcyor-gencral In
which 60 submit proof.
The rights OF those holding under
such claims ire not affected by the re-
~storation OF the land covered thereby
from forestry withdrawal but. in order
10 remove any doubt that may exist In
regard thereto, the following clause
has been inserted I'm the usual form
Of notice
provided. that nothing herein con-
tanned shall prevent the assertion OF
legal rights under the provisions OF
mn net entitled. Al act TO establish =
court of private land claims and to pro-
vide for the settlement of private rand
claims va certain states and territories.
approved March 3, 1891, as amended
hy chapter 2l2. an act approved Feb
.ruAry 22. 1903 t35 stat, 6bb) proVid
ing for the filing Of small holdins
claims ece circular approved March
go. 1909 t2T l.. D.. 500"
Very respectfully.
FRANK PIERCE.
First Assistant Secretary
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
COLORADO RIVER
S|PHON FEAT OF
ENGINEERING
Great Canal From Laguna to.
dive Into the Earth 10 Cross
Streami Work Now Well I'm.
der Way.
LspeeIaI eorre.ponaenec % MornIne IoarnaIl

Yuma, Ariz. Jan. if.-Actua! work
has begun on tho inverted siphon un-
der the Colorado river, which is TO
carry the waters OF the great canal
from the Laguna dam OF the recla-
nation service under the mighty cur
rent of the southwestern river.
Under the personal supervisor Of
Francis l.. Sellew. project engineer OF
the Yuma project OF the 4. s.. Rec
clatmation service, the eliminating
shaft OF the siphon is being grad
ually sunk on the Arizona side of the
Colorado. the location being on the
reclamation service reservation, be-
tween the l.. :. customs house n the
Southern Pacific bridge.
ON the California side of the river
ground is being cleared for sinking
the shaft at the beginning Of the si-
phon. into which the water viii sink
from the end Of the main canal flow
ing from Iaguna dam. fourteen miles
through the Yuma Indian reservation,
pass below the river through h I'M
meuse concrete tube to he laid there
! under, and bubble forth from the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
SAYS THE DURANGO
LINE WILL SOON
Be BUILT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SOON
T0GET AROUND T0lT
Epes Randolph in Ell PaSo De-
clares Undeyeloped Territory
in New Mexico Is Attractive
TO Capital,


special Dispatch 10 the Morning journal
III pasa. Tex Jan. Ia.-Epcs RAN
dolph. president ~ the Randolph lines
or Arizona ana Mexico, ana behind
the projected feeders into New Mex
leo, Il Ia ~ puso today IN conference
With A. A. Mckay. general agent for
the Mexico lines, at MexIco City
Asked concerning his building oper-
alton in Arizona. Mr.. Randolph snid
that his company Wns nov engaged IN
building a link twonfy-ninc miles ~
length through the u Carlos canyon.
near Globe, which VIII connect the
Phoenix q Eastern with the CHA VAL
lcs, globe a Northern The building
Of siis link has IA meaning for III
paso. as q Will constitute a branch
line of thu southern Pacific and VIII
have the lowest grades Of . line
crossing the continent
Eventually this Inc will branch az
L0rdsburg, running from there TO Sol
omonyiiie. on the ella valley, Globe
q Northern. ana from there 10 san
Carlos and on TO Phoenix. For the
present. however. connections VIII be
made by way Of Bowie station. when
completed much Of the southern Pa
clfic through traffic win be sent
through the san Carlos canyon ia or
der to avoid the heavy mountain
NfNdtfs inc mANifHHfN AthHf ii'il IA
raso tn the coast win Do 70 feet 10
the mile as compared with 10 feet on
lines now Ia operation. AR Randolph,
himself an engineer. figured out the
exact grade for the benefit of y re-
porter when seen az his car last night.
The building Of the Lordsburg-Du-
range line ~ also only o question OF
two or three years, according 10 MIR.
Randolph eve are making surveys
and will build through that country
M soon as we can get around to II"
he stated. There IS still much UNI
developed country 10 New Mexico and
Arizona and it will be our policy 10
build additional roads as fast as prac-
ticabies"
The Randolph system Of roads.
while operated hy separate companies.
ii closely nllird With the Southern Pa
clfic and constitute branches Of the
main system,
.
We are for A~ibuduerdue Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

pany OF Chicago physicians recently
organized, who proposed 70 use II as
a sanltarium for tubercular patients
The company was promoted By Dr.
Brown. Of the NalmorN property, was
completed during the recent land
SHOW in Chicago and the examination
by Mr.. Tinsley was made for the Chi
caxo men Interested, on his report
VIII probably depend the success OF
the project. which as projected is one
Of the most important sanitarium pro-
Jects Yet undertaken In the southwest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

The property was taken over by the
bond holders and Mr., Wilson has been
in charge of the adjustments.
Il have been interested in New Mex
leo for ten years sale Mr.. Miller last
night. land have great faith in the
country. We look TO see these prop
critics win OUT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

An overcoat is a necessary nuisance
and the tendency to take il Off on
warmish days in late autumn and
winter Is as strong ms it is unwise. A
treacherous wind hits you in the back
n the next morning you have lum-
bago. Rub wei and often with Per-
ry Davis Painkiller and you viii be
astonished to find how quickly all
soreness Is banished.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16

Chamberlain Cough Remedy new
er disanpoints those who use II for
obstinate coughs, colds and irrisa-
lions Of the throat and lungs. II
stands unrivallcd as a remedy for all
throat ana lung diseases. sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
pncumonia rollows a Cold

but never follows the use Of Foley's
Honey and Tar, which stops the cough
heals the lungs. and expels the cold
from your system. Take at first signs
of a cold and avoid a dangerous ill.,
ness. j. II. O'Rielly & Gu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-16
CHICAGO DOCTORS
INTERESTED At
LAS VEGAS
Want to Build Saoitarium on
the Valmora Ranch if Condi-
lions Are Found Satisfac-
tory,

fsTeciai Dispatch To the Morning Journal
halet Las Vegas. \ NJ. Jan. iA-~J.
-. Itnsley. agricultural expert for the
santa Fe railroad, returned here today
with a party Of las Vegas men from
the Fainora ranch, near Matrnus.
whore they have hcen Inspecting thar
property FOR the industrial depart
ment Of the santa Fe, The Nalmora
ramon g being considered By a com
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
CHALLENGE or THE
C. 8 A. ACCEPTED
COPPER QUEEN TUG OF WAR
MEN WILL BE RIGHT IN TIE
PULL .

Answer TO the Challenge submitted
by the c. & A. tug-of-war team through
its manager. Jack Mcclure, was not
long in making itself heard. Manager
Sam verran OF the Copper Queen team
Immediately signifying his willingness
70 pull against the c. & A. men, and
expressing belief that he had the
bunch that could beat the Calumet
and Arizona's pride.
Il Is admitted that the contest vii
be one OF the hardes; fought ever
Witnessed in Bisbee. The members
Of each team are "hJskles'. and each
under the leadership OF the coaches
IS developing into strong puller. able
20 take care Of two men not trained
to the work. The c. & A. is said
10 be especially strong. Yesterday
in practice four members of the
team out-pulled seven husky miners
who were pitted against them. The
Queen bunch. while newer at the
game than the c. & A.. is also doing
some good work in practice. Yer
ran is confident that his men viii
win when the contest IS held Sunday
afternoon. July 3. on TIE Coppes
Queen Plaza.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
Relieves Urinary md Kidney Trou-
bies, sackacfe, Strainlng
Swelling, etc.

Stops Pain in the Bladder, Kidneys
and Back
Wouldn't II be nice within a week
or two to begin 10 say goodbye for
ever-so the scalding. dribbIing strain
ing. or too frequent passage Of urine;
the forehead and \ the bs.ek-of-the-
head aches; the stitches ard pains in
the back; the growing Muscle weak
ness: spots before the eyes; yellow
skin: sluggish bowels: swollen eye
lids or ankles; leg cramps; unnatural
short breath. sleeplessness and the
despondency?
have a recipe for these troubles
that you can depend on. and Il you
want 20 make a quick recovery, you
ought 10 write and get a copy of it.
Many a doctor would charge you $3.50
Just for writing the prescription, but
I have 1t and win be glad 10 send il
to you eAtirely free. Just drop me
a line like this: DR. a. r Robinson
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
Stafford IS ALSO :
DROUGHT SUFFERER
LAYTON SAYS GOOD RAINS VIAL
MAKE BIG DIFFERENCE 70
CROPS

The crops in and around Sanford.
with the exception of the hay crop.
promise to exceed in abundance the
yield of am previous year. according
to @. NJ. Layton. prominent farm
err OF that section. who returned to
his home Yesterday. following = : ss:vl
visit TO this city on business.
The present dry weather is prov
ing rather disastrous Tor the hay,
as al of the nutriment is drying out
Of the grass as il stands. before it
is fully matnred and ready for cut
ting
Cattle are suffering to some extent
In that section as well as in the Sui
phur Springs valley. and need of 4
rain is being emphasized with every
passing day. The recent rains placed
the soil in excellent condition for
planting of fall crops. and farmers OF
that section have been busy since
With their blowing. Prospects now
point 10 a bountiful weld should the
summer rains prove 10 be OF their US
uai proportions
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
AWFUL RUIN IS
RESULT Of The
FOREST FIRES
Not Only Valuable Timber but
Other Property Gone, and
Cattle Face Starvation on.
Bare Ranges

While the forest fires which are
raging in the Ajos have been placed
partially under control through the
exertion of the combined efforts of
every available man on the Sonora
border near enough to render aid
and OF hundreds OF Mexican troops
sent to the scene by Governor Luis
T.. Torres. the coniiagration still
RACES in the hills and incsiculable
damage has been done
For ninety miles or move the
mountains have been denHded of all
verdure. stock ranges apOn and near
the hills have been ruined. mining
companies and ranchers have lost
mills. machinery and buildings. Wild
animals driven from their lairs are
proving upon the plains and chaos
reigns This entirely aside from the
millions OF dollars worth OF timber
destroyed in country which gan i'll
afford 10 spare even one foot of il.
While little accurate information
could be obtained yesterday it was
learned that by backfiring and like
methods the fire is being gradually
ringed around ~ like element and
must die out for lack OF fuel
As the fire dies down the grave
situation. in which the cattiemen
find themselves is brought home to
them more and more forcibly. The
mountain ranges were less dry than
most of the Others and were the
salvation OF thousands OF head OF
cattle during the dry period of the
last several months The sustenancc
of the cattle IS giving the stoekmer
no end of worry II IS believed ina
many thousand head will perish from
lack of food before the rainy season
sets in.
Naco has been enshrouded' in ;
dense cloud Of smoke for days as
result Of the fire and interest il
the progress of the conflagration il
great
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
SUMNER HOME OF
TAFT IS Really

BEVERLY. MasF- June 1S.-The
summer White House is swept and
busted. the broad lawns are glossy
green. the dropping elnfs have not
yet felt the blight of the gypsy
moths. and all natare smiles on
Woodbury. Point. where President
Taft and bis family win again seek
rest and health during the coming
heated term.
The Taft family viii arrive on the
twenty-third. staid Beverly people
are somewhat excited also at the
prospect of having President Tafts
immediate predecessor. Colonel
Roosevelt. among them 4 few days
next month as the guest Of his son
in-law. Congressman Nicholas Long
worth Of Ohio. The Longworth sum
ner cottage occupines a point OF land
near that on which the Taft estate
is located.
Colonel Roosevelt's chief activities
while in Massachusetts are expected
to be expended in thevicinity OF Bos-
ton. as he viii be the guest Of Sen
ator Lodge at Nahant after the Har-
ward commencement. and will speak
before the National Educational as
ISOLATION in Boston July s.
The amusements Of the Taft family
this year, viii follow closely those Of
golf over the Myopia and Essex coun-
ty links; there viii be many society
last year. The president win play
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
DOWN CANYON
TOWN DENIES
COMPETITION
Lowell Declares It's Fourth viii
Not interfere With Events
Planned for Bisoee-- $500
Raised.

Preparations for the celebration OF
the Fourth Of July in lowell went
ahead apace yesterday. the total
amount pledged by Lowell merchants
reaching nearly to the limit desired.
$500 This fact was made known
wien the committeeman appointed 10
solicit financial aid for the affair me;
last evening shortly after five
O'Clock The committee is composed
Of John y. Hart. Ross Cunningham.
L. r. Bailey. ". ID. Evans and Will
am Graham.
While Lowell, is planning to have
a celebration We do not want the
people Of Bfsbee to feel that it viii
be an attempt al competition Oh our
part" said W. D. Evans yesterday
Lowell has never been asked TO par
ticipate in the Bisbee celebration.
Besides that We shall not commence
our celebration here unit, that az
Bisbee is practically over. There
should not be any feeling that we are
attempting TO antagonize Bisbee."
The committeeman declare that
Lowell viii have one feature entirely
unique in the history of this section,
mucking contest. Several hefty
miners have already signified their
intention of entering in the event
and contesting for the first. prize Of
$3.50 and the second of $50.
The masked carniva, which win
take place on the night OF the Fourth
will be held upon the main street q
the little town. The dancing payii
! ion viii be erected at the end OF the
street. and viii be the largest oper
/ air pavilion ever erected in the War
rem district. it is stated
Generous prizes VIII be given foi
the best masks. most graceful dane
ers. etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
STORM IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Ills. June 1s-In ad-
dition TO 80 degrees temperature.
which resulted IN three deaths and a
brief wind and electrical storm that
caused considerable damage. A
crowd of persons watched the rescue
by a U. 5. revenue cutter Of cath
street Of two girls who lad been
swept out in the lake in a small
row boat At the same time Capt.
Garland and merbers Of his life
saving crew rescued two men from a
disabled launch more than a mile off
street.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
HEAT COMPELS
WORK TO CEASE
But WEST COAST MINES WILL
RESUME LATER ON A LARGER
SCALE

TUCSON. June IS-Dr. c. L. Carey
Of Detroit. Michigan. who has just
finished a four year contract as sur
geon for the Southern Pacific comp
aHy on the West Coast of Mexico was
in the city yesterday en- route TO lis
home He viii return 10 Mexico with
in few months. according to his
present plans
Mr.. Carey talks nest interestingly
OF the construction work and mining
in Mexico. He spent considerable time
in some of the mining camps. Most OF
the mines visited by him have now
stopped work for the heated spells
and rainy season but all are preparing
TO resume with redoubled effort
when faI sets in.
Among the mines visited by Dr.
Carey was the placer mines at San
Anton. the Candelera Gold and Cop
per company mines at Barranco. The
GOteries mines and the Terra Mira
mines. With the exception Of the lat
teg. work is temporarily suspended.
The Terra Mira mines are coal
mines which the Southern Pacific is
developing with fine prospects for a
rich yield. There are now about forty
men at work there constantly. No
track has yet been laid to these
mines. but one viii be laid whep it
, develops which is. the best point TO
tap. The men now at work are tx ing
different parts Of the coal field 70
discover the best point for the rail-
road to construct its tracks too
DR.. Carey reports good conditions
Of general health in the Held which
he has just left. and he thinks the
vicinity is capable OF great develop
ment- He is going back to Detroit.
with enough enthusiasm to interest
some Of his friends in the section and
its possibilities.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
C. &. A. 10, Bankers ;

The game between the c. &. a.
and All Bankers az Warren park yes-
terday resulted in the former tea 4
plucking the plum of victory b. tie
score Of 10 to 3. The game reseni-
bled a rout and walkover more then
anything else. as three pitchers were
used by the money handlers during
the contest. Victor pitched Tor the
c. & A. Boswell Chaplain and Blair
he'd down the mound for>the Bank
ers. The c. & A. boys and the Cop
per Queen team wiz line up
against one another this afternoon.
at Warren. the {. & A having the
right TO challenge BY winning yes
terday's game.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19

K491 Luck Building, Detroit. Mich.
and / win send It by return mail in a
plain envelope. AS YOU win see
when you get it. this recipe contains
Gully pure. harmless remedies. but it
has greas healing and pain-eonquer-
ing power
II will quickly show its power once
yos use it, so think YOU had better
sec what it is without delay. will
send you a copy free-you can use il
and cure yourself at home
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19

NACO. June 1S.-(SpeeiaD--It was
reported here tonight that an Amer
lean. a ranch foreman from one of
the Sonora river outfits. had been
burned to death while fighting the
fire now raging In the Ajo mountains.
Particulars are not obtaiRable at
present The identity of the man
could not be definitely ascertained.
Other than the facts stated nothing
can be learned OF the reported trag-
edy
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-19
Sports of Yesterday


The Miners felt victims TO the
Quien sabes yesterday at Cananea. the
final score being ten TO six in fs-
vor OF the lads from Mexico.
The game was slaughter dur
ing the latter part for the stick ar
fists OF the city across the border
fourteen hits being registered of Pat
D0an's delivery. Save for Goodman :
home run and Thomas pitching the
game was devoid of features.
Bisbee lost partially through ( ur
costly errors. The game was umpired
BY Mackey. whose work with the in
dicator gave general satisfaction. The
score:
r. II. r
Canapea 10 Ii
Bisbee
Batteries-Thomas and b. WHALING:
Doan and Grindle. Struck ont BY
Thomas. s; by Dean :.