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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
BUILD
EMPIRES WITH
COLON|STS
WONDERFUL SHOWING or
STATISTICS IN WEST
Records Broken 10 Traffic
This Spring, Many Reasons
Advanced for Increasing
Rates. Texas Leads Country.

That the railroads stand ont as the
greatest nphuiiders Of the ounty is
shown clearly IS the figures just is-
sued BY the passenger department %
the western railroads, covering the
work OF these roads during the 1910
colonist season, which closed Two
months ago.
During the brief period between
March 1 and April 10. between 10000
and $4,000 c%oionists. according 10 the
statistics OF tine railroads. found new
homes 81 California. the Pacific North
west. Idaho. Montana, Nevada ltahf
Colorado and Wyoming.
The spring movement Of c%olonists
is regarded as having broken the rec
ord made the previous spring by from
is TO 20 per cent. with the cNcep-
gi0ns Of figures prepared ~ The llar-
riuaan lines, however, those Of tue
other roads are the estimates OF their
own officials, which probably are not
far from being correct.
The statistics prepared by the liar-
ritnan lines may be regarded as con.
rrrvntlyc aud very close % the actual
movement. These show that during
the six weeks ~ the spring colcnist
movement i total Of 1890 peoi a.
found homes IN the yarionB statcs
tfayersed ny these lines.
During the same period 81 49I0 MY
I3.9ff coloniats moved through ms
various enfeweys ted ~ The iiarii-
man roads. This Is an Increase of e.
Sab FOR the six weeks iarAg wan u
the c~olonista obtained low ftrcs. or
Approximately ~ per cert. This IS M
parison. howe dpf4 not itll ~.
whole story. as tho moFemeff duffe
1909 continued ~ days iNnbNr thMn
during the 3resens year,
Last year reduced rates were In eff
feet from March l 10 April 80. For
nome reason the railroads THIS year
decided to reduce the cuionists' pesiol
IRON two monhs To gix weeks. 40
eorAinfiy comparisons can be made
only between the entire period TINS
season nna the corresponding eight
weeks at 1909.
the increase IN the total movement;
fer the entire period this year wns moi
sufficient however, to make the nov
mont greater than tina of "a year asr
Between March ] and April 80. irla,
"A total 90 1885 rolonists MAYED their
~ total 0fa 1s.ssh a~aoiantsis moved their
uhsve eYNF she Hartman iinra AS
.sainst 1Gs6f2 TOR the entire prfa1i
F el p wAH shorter A two
tiaa the e - ~
teA6ed ~ Apfil 9. M
efage OF The entire nffig3 been main
taincd, a total OF 18.000 epionists
would have gone into the various
northwest states. They would have
4 fuli 90 per cent increase
over last year. Estimates regarding
the movement 20 tho southwest are /
not attainable as YET.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
JEFFTIEs WAITS ORDERS
10 MOAE TO RENO

Ben Iomond. June lS--Nith train
Ing apparatus and his new outdoor
ring, just completed at considerable
expense and trouble. carefully slowed
away and everything packed, Jim JET
fries is awaiting word 70 move. JET
fries is ready 10 take 10 the road. but
cannot very well take his departure
until he has been told where he shah
head FOR. While Rickard and Glea-
son haV not Yet sent definite
word. AN Indications r that Reno Is
where tho tight will be held.
This is virtually accepted by JET
fries ami be has made arrangements
to pitch his camp at a resort within
"a few miles Of Reno, Jeftries and his
marty at trainers. and friends, expect
to leave here Monday morning on O
special Pullman.
The big fellow put In q strenuous
forenoon, but with the slowing away
of the last of his training apparatus
lac was forced TO idicuess In the aftcr~
noon. Tomorrow he viii 20 TO santa
Cruz. where he Will stte his final box
ing exhibition before the big fight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
O|Az MET DEATH IN
UNKNOWN MANNER
CoronerS Jury Unable to Solve
Mystery Surrounding Mur-
dering of Mexican Under VI
aduct Tuesday Morning.

That r.stanlisado Diaz met death as
the result of a pistol shot fired by an
unknown person. was the verdict re-
turned yesterday morning By 4 cor.
oner's jury which held IN Inquest
Owe the mans body and examined
ell the available witnesses in TIE
case. Monies. the man who was with
Diaz At the time he was shot, proved
To be almost n hopeless witness. be.
ing unable TO give an intelligent nc
count of the affair, or 10 give an ne
cuIate description Of the two men
whom he claims shot his companion.
Dtaz was killed under the Coal ave-
u viaduct early Tuesday morning
and the authorities have been en-
~deavoring ever since to arrive at 4
solution Of the mystery. Clew and
Walker, two men picked mp Thurs
day night on suspicion of being i'm
plicated in the shooting are being
held for further investigation. hut
will probably be released today, no
direct evidence having been secured
that would warrant charging them
With tho crime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
TEN RICHARD Still.
SIZES CHANCE IN FRISCO

san francisco. June lS.-Dcclaring
that there still was q chance. though
slight. that he would he able TO pull
off the fight in san francisco. Tex
Rickard stated late tonight that he
would not announce positively the To-
81 ton Of the Jeffries-Johnson battle
ground until tomorrow and possibly
not until Monday. Rickgtrd seemed
more hopeful than 1T any time since
Governor Gillctt announced that he
would drive prize fighting ont Of
California.
It was said that the promoter had
Just come from a conference with
Mayor Mccarthy, who returned ron
the east thts evening. and District At
toIncy Pickett, but this was denied
By the mayer and by Richard.
The latter would not state what
gave iisc 10 the hone that he could
proceed with his original plan OF
holding the fight here, but he said
that in view of developments OF which
he could not speak, he would not
leave for Reno until tomorrow night
tr Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
MAYOR RETURNS TO SAN
FRANCISCO DECLINES TO TALK

: san Francisco. June 1S.-Mayor Il.
IL. Mccarthy returned late today to
this city from the east, where he has
been for the past six weeks on off
eial business. Mayor Mccarthy. still
suffering from q broken ankle which
he secured in an automobile accident
IN Indianapolis, was taken from the
train At Oakland in a wheel chain to
an automobile, which carried him on
board the ferry. he was met at oak
land by District Attorney Fickert.
Chief Of Police Martin. the police
commissioners and other city officials
Mayor Mccarthy refused to discuss
the action OF Governor Gillett in stop
ping the Observation-Disclosures fight,
saying that he would not discuss any
matter in connection with the o v
ernor's acts until he has had time 70
thoroughly inform himself of the
facts Of the case.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
CARNIVAL OUTFIT
MAKES CONTRACT
WITH FAIR
BIG AMUSEMENT OUTFIT
SAID TO BE BEST OUT
7 wenty Cars Necessary TO Car
~ Attractions Secured by
Management Of Thirtieth Ex-
position

The management of the Thirtieth
New Mexico fair yesterday closed q
contract with General Agent steve X.
Woods for the engagement here dur
ing fair week of the G.. w Parker
Carnival company reputed 70 be the
very best amusement outfit now ex-
tant Nod 6. Stoughton is general
manager and the company which is
said 70 be the biggest on the road
requires twenty cars 70 carry It's fun
making paraphernalia. The Parker
company plased the Minnesota State
fair last year, one OF the greatest
state fairs Ia the west. End has APP
poared ut similar big events, giving,
II is reported. excellent satisfaction
in every Instance and furnishing
frolic Tor thousands. The company
carries two hundred people and it's
stunts include the following. Animal
show, P%haroah's Daughter, the An
mex, the Alps. vaudeville theater,
Blacksille Strntters. the Katzenjam-
mei Kids. the Bandit, Ziralda. ca
tOlsal-an Ingenious riding device.
tho Human Roulette Wheel-a
unique invention. an immense wheel,
MY feet or more across, guaranteed
to give the rider the most curious
sensation OF the age, and many other
similar amusement specialties. Man
ager StoughGon has been in charge
for the past ten years and stands high
IN the amusement world.
We believe We have secured the
very beet thing OF It's kind in the
country said Secretary McManus
last night.
Tho Parker company has played
tIA htHm4uI fairs in Tho NFiEf "a mn ia
evidently first class in it's line. with
clean, sparkling shows and many
amusement lectures that are new and
novel. We believe this company will
give the fair visitors the most fun
they have ever had"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
A-No.-i tonight. Airdome.
WILLIAM Nolan SPARG0
PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY
Ien-l ear-Old son OF DIR. and Mr..
". Spargo. Dies After
Brief Illness.

h numerous friends of DR.. ana
Airs W W. Spargo viii learn NIH
dep roget Of the death of the Ten
year-eld son William McLain Sparse.
which occurred at 1880 yesteie5'
morning at st Josenh's hospital loF
lowing an illness OF only a few da.s
With scarlet fever. william was ~
unusually bright and handsome chiu
and was very popular with his pay
mates n friends. an of whom ~
De srieved III his untimely passin7
Or M AIRS SparEo have the syn
nathy of the community in thtN
great sorrow. The funeral VIII %
cur from StTong's chapel ut 10 o'eio,e
TINS morning and viii be piifaH
tseN. A. N. y andaiari. 5 j. viii cor
duct brief services. and intermep
VIII De made in Santa Barbara tem
etery- -Four NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ot y
Sporgo will ~ptficiate Is p~all-beaTeiS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

90 70 Reno (hcre he smiled his golden
smile). II guess / can stand the
change OF atmosphere. Jeffries will
have no Kick coming, as il will affect
us both alike,
Quarters already have been picked
out for johnson at Reno, and every
thing will be in s~hip-shapc condition
for him when he arrives.
Sig Hart will 20 ahead Of tho outfit
and arrange details.
Speaking of Blot's action in call
ing off the Observation-Disclosures fight,
Johnson said.
THAT governor of yours certainly
is a determined II was sure
quick action. | guess San Francisco
has seen its last fight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
SAN FRANCISCO YIELDS TO
GOVERNOR


Continued from Page I, Column -
hold the fight though short lived. was
fraught witt exciting possibilities. In
yolving the calling out OF the militla.
but despite the promoters open de-
ftance Of the states chief executive no
serious Importance has been attached
to his warlikc declarations and his
back down occasioned little sur
prise.
A big crowd surrounded Blot's
arena this afternoon curious 10 wit
ness the test OF strength between
Blot n the authorities. Mounted
police threaded paths among the
throngs in the street ana a special de-
tail Of patrolmen managed to keep the
sidewalks clear.
Blot stood at the entrance OF his
arena and greeted AdJutant General
Lanck and chief OF Police Martin
hen they motored up to ascertain
" hat was happening
Neither kaufman nor L%angford APP
peared. however, and finally the crowd
melted away.
Blot persists IN his assertion that
tho contest has been merely post
poncdH until next Saturday in order
the holding OF which he hopes the
governor VIII take action, so that a
test case can be put up TO the courts.
SputtcrinEs Of the controversy be-
tween the governor and the local au-
thorities continue 70 attract attention
Acting Mayor j. A.. Kelly issued a
statement this afternoon pro-
testing against the threat OF the gov
ernor to send troopsAinto this peace
ful community" 20 prevent Blot's con-
test, ii the city officials refused 10
take action.
As the situation now stands, Gov
crnor Gillett has dealt "a knockout
20 prize fighting I'm California
and is both winner and referee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
JACK JOHNSON READY
non OII(k THIp MONDAY

san Francisco. June iS.-san Fran
cisco fight fans VIII be given their
last opportunity 20 see Jack johnson
IN action at his training quarters to-
morrow. He viii box twelve rounds
with his sparring partners. and viii
not ia a long session in tho SYM
nasium. II Viii be known AS fare
WEN day. an Thought having been
abandoned hN johnson and his man
.ager OF having the big fight take
place here. Preparations have b,ep
made fur a quick departure Monday
morning Tor Reno.
Johnson announced today That NJ
will appear in thc gymnasium at -.Se
O'Clock. lie viii box -four rounds with
Cotton. q like number with Dave Mills
and a concluding period OF four
rounds with kaufman.
II feel great" said Jack. In fact.
I never felt better in my life. II We
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
BODY or UNFORTUNATE
FIREMAN IS SENT TO
HOME IN LOS ANGELES

The body of Roy @. Case. who met
a tragic death in the Santa Fe yards
Friday night, when he was run over
By q switch engine ind so badly in
jured that he died several hours
later, was shipped last night to Los
Angeles, his former home. where in
TEL ment will he made. The young
man has n number of relatives in
Los Angeles, The body was escorted
from Strong's chapel 10 the Santa Fe
station by q delegtion Of brotherhood
OF Locomotive Firemcn. the deceased
having been n member of that organ
lzetion.
The untimely death OF young Case
was the cause Of deep regret among
the railroad boys yesterday. the lad
having been quite a general favorite.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
FE YARDS TO
HAVE LIGHTS
Reported That Campaign to-
Have Dangerous Place Hum
mated win be Started in the
Council.

10 was reported yesterday that the
city council would be called upon TO
require the Santa Fe railway 10 place
are lights in its Yards within the city
limits. as the result " the death Fri
day Of % fireman who was run down
by q switch engine and the recent
murder of a Mexican under the Via
duct.
While Tho laras are Santa Fe prop
erty and trcspdssers have no business
there sttI 10 IS argued that men fire.
QueutiN cross the Yards 90 saw, time
ln reaching their homes in the High
lands gnd the placing ct are lights
would tend to lessen the chances OF
accident
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
TWO SEWER W0RKMEN
INJURED BY CAVE-lN
Ainlto Mora and Manuel Gutierrez
Narrowly F~capc Death ON last
Central Avenue.

Adolfo Mora and Manuel Gutierrez.
two lahofeis employed on the sewer
construction work. narrowly escaped
death coz serious iniun at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning when q huge Sec
ton oi earth let loose and fcll on
Top of them. covering them COM
ricfciN in he stN-iuut trcneh In which
they were working. The case-in re-
suited from striking ca dead man.
which hni been planted several years
agn "a hold q telephone pole. Nora
eNtrieatcd from his perllous po-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
HIGHLAND STREET
CAR LINE MAY
USE CENTRAL
Board Of Directors Said to be
Considering Crossing Santa
Fe Railway at the Logical
Point

A meeting Of the hoard OF directors
Of the Citizens Traction company. the
builders of the new Highland car line,
was held Friday night ana Isaac
Barth. attorney for tho company vas
instructed to defend the company's
interests in the action taken
hy the Santa Ie railway IN securing
IN injunction to prevent the street
a line crossing It's tracks at Tiieraa
Vcnic
IT is stated on good authority thai
the directors have taken 40 the ques-
tion Of crossing the railway tracks ~
Central vcnuc and that e. ~ ahe cons
ccnsus OF opinion thtf enc central
avenue route vs. N4c iueaeal nnt an
other meeting oi ths directors wiz he
held au0n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
HOT SPRINGS PUTS IN
BEIATED BID FOR FIGHT

Hot Springs. Ark, June 1s.-Jack
Frisby. matchmaker for the Napor
City Athletic club, tonight sent a tele-
gram to Tex Rickard from q syndi-
cate Of Hot Springs business men Of
lering s125,000 for a twenty-round
bout between James j.. Jeffries and
Jack Johnson, TO take place at the
state fair grounds, just out Of the city
limits. on the Fourth OF July, or a
week later.
Mr.. Frisby stated in his telegram
that the seating capacity OF the arena
was 10000 and could easily be made
to seat at least loo, 900.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
SALT LAKE SHERIFF
PUTS BAN ON FIGHTS

Salt Lake City. June is.-Rolling
inland the anti-tight wave has
reached Salt Lake. Sheriff Sharp Of
salt Lake county served notice today
that no prearranged fights OF any
number of rounds would be permitted
in his jurisdiction.
Although n state executive stood
out against the Jeffries-Johnson bat
tie. less distinguished artists have
been permitted TO engage freely In
.-twcnty-round contests ~ ogden, salt
Air and Park City. Mayor Glassman
of Ogden has declared in favor Of the
sport, and. as that city Is in Weber
county, the game may continue there
90 the governor takes no action.
New pictures and the three big acts.
NeN Airdnme toniEht.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

day ana Monday.
( West Texas-Generally fair Sunday
and Monday.
Tim Holloway left yesterday for an
extended trip to eastern cities.
+. A. Sleyster will leave today for
ms new home in Portland, Ore. after
a months visit here.
Mrs. Kate May returned last night
from Oklahoma City. where she has
been for the past Two weeks on a
business trip.
DR.. J.. Q. schwentker, Dr.. E. W
Hooper, K. d. Donoho and Fred
Wright returned yesterday from a
Two days business trip to Estancia.
Jack Leary, Santa Fe hospital at
tendant and formerly a resident Of
ms city, is here to visit old Friends.
iie ls now employed AT the company
hospital in Topeka, Kan.
George Frazier, who is well KNOW
among railway employees Of the Santa
re as the former foreman of the
blacksmith shop here. is renewing old
ac~quaintances in this city. He IS nov
located in Topeka, where he has an
excellent position in the same line Of
work.
Miss Della J. Harkin, 90 years old.
Tor the past eight months a resident
OF Albuquerque, died at S.45 last
night at her home on South Walter
street. Mrs. Addie c. Harkin, the
mother, was present when the end
eame. The body VIII be shipped To-
morrow to sheldon, Iowa. the famiF
home, where interment will be made
Mrs. Harkin will accompany the re-
mains.
Frank Hammond. alias McGoyerh
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
a charge OF stealing a pistol from !
roomer at the Denver hotel. Nheh
searched at the police station, a gun
was found on the prisoner. answerlns
the description Of The one alleged g
nave been stolen, and a charge o.
larceny was preferred against him
hammond viii he given q trial MOI
day morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

sition within n few seconds, but tho
efforts of q dozen men with shovels
were necessary 10 rescue Gutierrez.
who had been literally buried alive.
Mora WAS taken 10 his home and
Gutierrez was taken to st. Joscph's
hospital. Neither 81 tho men were
seriously injured and both viii be
able 70 resume Work Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
STATEHOOD READY FOR
PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE


itay seen the excitement that reigns
today.
Advices received from Washington
today say that Delegate Andrews will
secure the flag that floated over the
house of representatives this after
noon when the statehood bin finally
passed and II will be preserved in the
New Mexico archives. Mr.. Andrews
will also furnish the pen with which
the pr esidnt signs the bill and pre-
sent the pen to the New Mexico His
torical Society for preservation here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

Albert McRae. The editor Of the EN-
ployefs magazine has written that Il
ls necessary that Elk cents postage be
placed on the santa le magazines
when matted Go friends. ON account
of "a large free circulation To the
employees IL is Impossible 20 have the
magazine rates as second class. it hc-
ms necessary to mail it aa third class
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

called for an average increase in
freight rates ~ IS per cent This
wenld Increase the freight revenues
Of the railroads approximately 500
0G0, 600 which virtually would just
about make mp for the Increases IN
wages OF employees.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

fehrteen hundred and thirty people
I. tne iirst show saw A-Nc.-l hobo
ana me big new acts. Airdome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Washington. June IS.-Ncw Mex
lco and Internationally fair sun
day ana Monday.
West Texas-Generally fair Sunday
and Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-19

New pictures and the three big act
New Airdome tonight.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-14
OIL AS FUEL.
The United States Government 60 Use
it On NavM Vessels.

The fact that the United Sthksa
navy has begun to purchase fnel
Oil Ivy contract and is preparing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-14

j. f. RINKER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Derr Building, East Main street,
Westminster, Md.
Pensions! Special attention u
vouchers, obtaining pensions, applica
lions for increase, &c. Prompt atten
ten to all business.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-14

to establish storage deposits from
which naval vessels may regularly
I'LL their tanks, proves how thor
oughly satisfied the authorities are
with the careful tests which they
have been making for many years
past. As compared with coal,
fuel oil shows the following adj
vantages 1t possesses a greater
evaporative efficiency over coal Of
about Ia to 9, and its use not only
gets rid Of the problem Of dirty
and clinkered fires, and the always
troublesome disposal of the ashes,
but renders possible a great re-
duction in the fire-room force. III
avoids the great labor and incon-
venience attending the coaling Of
ships, the manual labor for which
work is practically eliminated.
The oil can be piped into the dou-
bic bottom Of the ship and utilized
in compartments which at present
serve no useful purpose. In pro-
portion as large supply Of oil is
carried, and the coal supply re-
duced, the considerable amount Of
space now occupied By coal bunk
ers is rendered available for other
purposes. With the use of bill
fuel, it becomes possible to make
sudden variations In the power
developed by the boilers and to-
change rapidly from cruising to
full-power speed. The control Of
combustion Is practically absolute,
it being possible with oil fuel to-
admit exactly the desired proper
lions Of air for the best results
Firing with oil fuel insures a
longer life to the boiler, and par
ticularly does it reduce repairs on
the tube-sheets; for there is no
necessity for the opening and
shutting Of furnace doors, with It's
resulting sudden variations OIL
temperature in the firebox-
Considered from the standpoint
of the strategist, oil fuel IL OF
inestimable advantage, for II be-
comes possible, except when the
boilers are being very hard push
ed wv eliminate smoke and s0- get
rid, of one of cine most tell-tale
evidences Oh the location OF W feet.
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