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The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-09-29
John Dugan was Sterling passenger

John Dugan was Sterling passenger
Tuesday on business matters pertaining
to the store.
People wishing to mail letters should
try and make it point to TO go one-half
hour before train time.
Mrs. Ted Worsefeld returned from
Sterling today where she has been visit
ing for the past few days.
C. E. Hancock and brother T. F.
Hancock were among the Sterling pas
sengers Tuesday of this week.
viii Whittier came up from Sterling
today and brought with him number
# mon that are figuring on locating
lere.
George E. Hadsall who has claim
outh Of here arrived Monday with his
nmigran. car from Chicago and will
establish his residence there.
Ed Timmons and wife came in last
Wednesday and will commence the build
ing on their homestead southeast of
here and hereafter they will be one of
us.
Thomas McNaus and immigrant car
rolled in Sunday from Chicago and from
the looks he things intends to farm right.
He has n nice claim south of here and
is going to improve it.
| Mrs. E. E. Myers returned Monday
after a two weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Denver. Windsor, and
Cheyenne. She and her little daughter
report very pleasant time.
h We wish to announce to patrons that
we are at all times prepared to sell you
}li kinds of wire, staples, posts and all
kinds of building material at right
prices. Buckingham Lumber Co.
Mr.. Hoyt and son Of Dannebrog, Ne
braska arrived Saturday and after look
Ibis country over carefully Mr.. Hoyt
Bays that he will build residence here
in, spring and make this his future homo.
The new addition to the Burlington
roundhouse in Sterling is being rapidly
completed and it is hoped that it will
continue, as we think there is much i'm
provemcnt needed along this line.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-09-29

From some, unknown reason by our
postmaster, Bert Vik or any other per-
son in this neck of the woods, our mail
failed to come up this morning. This
is neglence on the part of either the
railroad company or posto!iice at Sterl-
ing. and should be avoided as much as
possible, for while it seems like trife
at the same time, much trouble might
come to person, or business house who
without either telephones or telegraph,
are entirely dependent thereon
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-09-29

Dorie Palmer and F. C. Palmer who
have homesteads near here, arrived
Tuesday from Iowa where they have
been engaged in the butcher business
for the past few years. and are think,
ing very seriously of putting in butche.
shops both here and Keota. They Ger.
tainly would be hitting the nail On the
head If they do this, as this is a thing
that we need and must have right away.
McEvoy and Dugan will put in a shop
if no one else does, but they much per.
fer some one else.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-09-29
Moved to New Quarters.

The drug firm of Bauman & Davis
of Sterling have recently moved their
stock OF drugs into their new building
three doors west of their old stand and
now have one of the incest and most
complete stores in the state. They have
new fixtures especially ordered for their
business and cordially invite the inspec-
ton of their many patrons and friends
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-09-29

NJ. A. McRae came up Monday from
Sterling and plastered the new house
recently erected on the homestead of
Of A. E.sPischel. He returned today
to Sterling, and wishes to announce to
the people that he wouliiike to contract
your clustering and guarantees salts
faction.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-09-29

l.. c. Loveall Of haywood, Nebraska
made his appearance Tuesday with his
immigrant car and he looks very much
as il he meant business. He was here
some few weeks ago and put up his i'm
provements and is already for business
now. He has an excellent claim north
and will will make this his future home.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-09-29
Money Orders at PostofHce.

The Raymer, Colorado postoffice will
be able to do money order business on
Saturday. October first. This will do
away with the inconvenience of sending
money through the mail and is also a
much safer method.
Postotfice hours: 7:00a. m. to 7:00p. m.
Sunday 1000 a. m. to HOO a. m.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1910-09-29

f. D. Murphy was Sterling pas
senger Monday.
Fred Stephenson was a Sterling pas
senger Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07
SURPLUS NATEIiS BILL
CAUSES PROLONGED DEBATE.

Washington, April G.-Senator War
ren's hin authorizing the disposal of
The surplus waters of government irri-
cation projects to private corporations
was the subject of prolonged debate
in the enate again today.
Whom senator Warren moved TO
take up the bill no vote was cast In
the negative ana it was believed. in
view of the subsequent adoption of an
amendment guaranteeing the rights of
states in the matter Of The control Of
of streams within their borders. IL
ccmpromise had cen reached that
would insure early action on the bill.
SUCH ala not prove to be the ease.
The states rights amendment was
presented 10y Nr. Warren. who said
it had been revised by Mr.. Hepburn.
who had successfully conducted two
or three n|libusters against this bill
Apparently at first Modified by the
amendment. Mr.. Hepburn ultimately
the position that IL would be of
no service ana vigorously denounced
il as a subterfuge and delusion. When
later in the discussion Mr.. Hepburn
stated chat the hin had been dictated
the corporations. Mr.. Warren de-
OF warmth he said
Il deny that imputation. drew
nied such was tine case. with some
enc bin as the result Of a suggestion
from a government official ana not
IN the interest OF any corporation"
Much Of today's criticism of tho
hill by senator Hepburn was directed
Io the omission OF individuals from
list OF those TO whom the govern
nent may deliver water as provided
By the bill Denouncing the bin as
70 legislative crime" he asserted fhat
'c could explain the apparent uuwHI-
ngneSs OF senators TO permit tho
measure to pass only ON the ground
mat they failed either To comprehend
Doc terms of the bill or to appreciate
heir duty.
Senator Heyhurn was again sharplvl
.~utaeonized bv his colleague. senator
iorah. who ia emphatic terms de-
dared the bin to bo in the interest OF
Do people of Idaho and acceptable To-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07
SAYS ROAD
IS MOVING
ALONG
Man Who Is Engineering Deal
t0l Sale Of New Mexico Cen.
trad Properties Back From.
Mexico.

Charles D f.antr,. who is now in
charge oi tn, transaction for the san.
OF the New Mexico Central railroad.
arrived BOO albuquerque Yesterday
FROM q s'a, of two weeks m Mexieo.
During his trip AIR. Lsintry was ngut-
ins ON the contraction or % new Hnc
acr"ss the northern half OF tic re-
public % the gulf of California spent
some tim on the coast. gong even
90 rinurou island. r%eceutly the oh-
lectite point of @ large party OF ex-
riorgrs among whom WAS nr. r. a..
ZONES "i A%lhucu,rau,
Nr lantry declined Zoo discuss tho
N.w Mexico Central matter yester-
day DE said that no further pro-
sress hti been mads GA the deal and
tltHt there would rroH-bly De- nothing
Ego ~aa concerning the matter for some
o. come. tut that th. matter
was Progressing ~-tfiSarfnrifs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07
COPPER co MPANY
WINS TAX SUIT


Phoenix, Arlz. April e-Thc SUI
prone court ct Arizona has hand ]
down q decision IN what has common
h become known ~ the Colpcr queen
tax case The decision was unani-
nous ana affirmed the prior decision
of the lower COURT which Aas in fa-
vor of the copper queen company.
Tho case has brcn in the courts for
the past three wears ana was brought
h} Attorney n $ Clark in btAi,lf 81
the territory TO compel the copper
Queen company Co. pay what was ai-
legged tu be- "baek taxes due the ter
ritory
In lgo2 The board Of supervisors
of Cochis, county arbitrarily Raised
The valuation or the mining claims
owned hy Tho copper queen company
90 sum which was more than all the
ssessed valuation 81 am The other
mines 10 Arizona The Copper queen
resisted the raise and Latter me boa1i
of supervisors OF the county compro-
missed the ease With the company.
After Oh. mattel was thought 10 haze
been settled. suit was entered hy the
attorney general of the territory
set aside the compromise aud collect
the Gun amount of taxes levied for
chat yctr The asc was foueht|
through the courts with q nnal de-
.isiou sustaining the contention of the
COMPANY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07
HORSE THIEF FOUND
GUILTY At
SOCORRO
Takes Five Minutes to De-
eide fate Of Pedro Perea Who
Drove Stolen Team from
MaedaIena to Albuquerque


Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Soeorro, n " Npril 6-The losf
ease ON inc criminal docket 81 Inc
d%iatrict court wis concluded this af-
ternoon and the jury discharged.
There ~ q number ~ eftIl cases in
which the iury has been waived rc-
maining 90 Doe tried ana these VIII
probablS Keep the court in session for
the balance of Tire week ANA possibly
longer
Ia the case of the territory ps. Pedro
l'erea. larceny and emhezzlement. the
iarN returned i perdict 1T guilty. af-
tor i've minutes aeltber4tiuu Pere4
IT, the man who hired % team of harses
ant % rig from Milt tr8lg at AiarsIu-
lepH and drove them 10 Al"buQuerque.
where they were found and Perea ar-
rested There three dtNs lster Perea
defense was THAT he was So drunk dur
ing tho period in question that he had
recollection of what had occurred
tire Time
ln thr casc of the territory Ns. Yves.
t tiurres charged with larceny at
after beine uut fourteen hours.
the jurs reported that tllet We're un-
'ble 60 fErce p were discharged 10y
che COURT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07
STRIKE Of
NATIVE COPPER
At h|LAGROS


Native toputf funnlnS ss high as
$50 e" Si0e 30 TOM wis struck his
week in the Heli canyon district 80
tht Sanaia mount.ns ny u1e Pro,l-
dcnce Copper Mining COMPANY the
Denver people vno have been /
work on the ofd NtIleros uin, fnr
~"m' fime past THE company CROSSE
gray nta thrc' auI half foot vein
tect aoau BOD thc vcln. The hien
'alues mentioned sbo.- occur Boo am
l> inch streak on The foot watt
while ln th- additional two feet CO.. ss
th" taiues rum thoft $40 to SEA native
roniser 300 taHt thr nnd is "a REALTY
SONS ilDna' oae aud has aroused col-
siivrHhi, interest," .u THAT iprlnty THE
sAAit hcre hus h,en sunk to depth
"t ms i,rt Drafting was started
Deere five nr six ,-frs p but there
hHd hern uothing deing untf ths first
'f abe present wear when artira
o%lcr7fions were rcsnm-l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07
De PUTS Up
$4,000 FOR
NEW SCHOOL
Overwhelming Vote for I'M
proveme1G Hundred Thou-
sand CataIpa Trees May Be
Planted iu Luna County


i~pfffli "frrHnondfn'e to horuin2 50nrnali
ppming 81 M AprI 1Ia bond
isspe fa o., erection 80 4 ness his.t
school building a. cost $685. 500 VAS
carried Yesterday hN 90 overwhelming
maiofit otrf ave to one It II anus
TINT the community gavc sanction 10
the Improvement az the already splen-
did system nj public schools Dr. -.
W steel nas elcotcd school director
Much interest ls being taken by
farmers in the proposal af President
q o. Brooks. 81 the immierati,p
Bureau "a secure cataipa trees bp
the Wholesale FOR fail planting From
4ii ludl Atons flele VIII Do am order
Tor ut ica-t oHe hundred thousal1
trees from This community alone THE
eatHlpa uce IS NOT only % beautiful
treo md ~ gftat usa as % wind
l'reak bui % commercially p|roHabie
iDr nse as fence posts ana raiiroad
lies
n W Ynarein b. m from Haadaie
REPORTS Sis now pumping pl1u.s
n tie immediate viciuits of uit
thriving futile town
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07

them. Pointing out hat the bill pro-
vided only for payment for the deliv-
cry of water by the government. he
contended it did not authorize the sale
Of water. as had been asserted.
Then how ear the government
sel?" inquired the senior senator from
idaho.
THE government does not sell it."
flatly replied the junior senator from
Idaho.
"The bill SO provides, positively as
serted Mr.. Hepburn.
1T does not do anything of the
kind. even more emphatically re-
piled Mr.. Borah.
Both senators were stirred over the
situation. Later Mr.. Hepburn ex-
pressed regret that he was in con-
flict with his colleague. Mr.. Borah
not appear to be at all p~lacated
by the mild manner of his associate.
He differs not only from mo but
the state land board and all
who have the matter in
charge he said.
With this exchange of amenities the
bill was laid aside for the day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07

foley Kidney Remedy will cure
amy ease of kidney ana bladder trou-
Die not beyond the reach of medicine.
No medicine can do more. j.. IT..
Oltcilly company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07
NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given thu; r.. y.
Schull'r has severed his connection
with this COMPANY.
IIit NEW MENlCO REALTY SYN
DlCATE.
by Il. y. VISION.
D-nArlN,s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07

Good results always follow the use
Of Foley's Kidney Pills. They give
prompt relief in al cases Of kidney or
bladder disorders, are heaiing.
strengthening and anti-scptic. Try
them. J. H. OfEieny company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07
ehanse q pr0vIam todal Gcn

We have ne,cr changed our price
ga admission uo matter now cNpru-
size our show Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS


Advertised list Tor the week ending
April .. 1910.
Ladies' List.
Mrs. Jack Anderson. Mrs. Moliic
Baci. Mrs. Hilara Balcsia. Rose A..
Cunningham, Miss Rae Cox. Chonita
de Candeiaria, Mrs. Jessie Carson. LII
liam Davis, Mrs. Joscsita Elcson, Mrs.
cyrus French. Juanita Gurulc. Mrs
Clara r. Gross, Mrs. Ida Griswold.
Manueliia Garcia. Mrs. Anna Hogden
Lupita Juancho, Mrs. Frank Joise. Ma
rie Johnsen, Mrs. l.. y. Kibbe. Juii-
ANNA Ludwig. Mrs. Santiago Lobate.
Lena Lopez, Juanita Montoya. Mrs. T.
f. Alauten. Mrs. Mqrtha Mcdonald
C2). Mary ~ WBrieh. PURIFY linda.
Mrs. Liptia .@i'rftt. sara {. PtndIeton.
Miss Miriam Paisano. Mrs. Maggie
Quinn. Mrs. H.. NJ. Rose. Tomacita Ro-
Nero. KATHERINE Schuntz. Olaiia san
chez. Mary Thompson. Mrs. William
THOMPSON, Mrs. ola Watt "a. May
Wilson.
Gcntlcmcn'> List.
Tony Armiio. George Allen. Karl
90. X. O. Butler. Master Her
ga Borton. y. Il. Blomeyor. w. NJ.
b. H.. Barr. Francisco Bar
l.. +. Cce, Wallace W. Chickcrinr.
r. f. Campbell. J. w. Campbell. Eu-
7enio Chavez. Julio Chavez. Joe Dazzo.
E~ichcnbcrg. r. T.. Forsvthe. NJ.
iroz Gulezco, W. Eugene Groomis.
'akazaki Grcigos x Bungo. Amos
friner, Bonifacio Gonzales. Mike
Glenn 90. Jesus Girun. Jeff Gardner.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07

PROMPT relief in tll cisps 81 throat
aud iung trouble if sou use Cham
hcriHlns CouHh Remedy Pleasant to
taltc H'otline nnd healing iu effect
Sold by atl DRUGGISTS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-07

Advertised list for the week ending
Anrl >. 1910.
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-15
CADWELL PRESiDES

DOUGLAS, Oct. 14--tSpeciaD-
 The directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Mines hald meeting yesterday afternoon in the chamber and voted unanimously to elect Post master Fred Caldwell to fill the va cancy on the board caused by the resignation of Daniel A. o'Donovan, who has moved to Cincinnati. The election will meet with the general approval of the citizens of the city.
 The board also voted an endorse ment for the city of San Francisco as the proper place for the holding of the Panama-Pacific international exposition on the completion of the Panama canal in the year 1915.
 Also a resolution of sympathy was passed and forwarded to the owners and managers of the Los Angeles Times, touching upon the blowing uT Of the newspapers plant by dyna mite.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-15
GOOD COTTON CROP

DOUGLAS, Oct. 14.N(SpeciaD-
 For some time it has been shown that very fine grade of staple cot ton can be grown in the Sulphur Springs valley. and even in the back yards and gardens of the Douglas homes cotton has grown and matured finely this year and last. Some of the pretty specimens are on display in the Chamber of Commerce and Mines.
 Certainly cotton is product that will eventually take a prominent place in the wealth of the South west" said R. V. VickeIs, the min ing man. to an International repre- sentative this morning. T planted
 some cotton in the vicinity of Mocte'
 zuma, and proved that cotton will
 make great record in Sonora and
 Southern Arizona. The cotton
 planted grew up and matured a fine lcrop of bolls When the winter sea
 son came on, the plant frosted back
 a considerable measure on the stalk
 but the plant did not die, as Il does in the Southern states, but In stead the plant the second yea lsprouted up from the heavy root, ant produced a second crop. There i one cotton plant which has continued , to grow till now it has attained height of ten feet, and is bearinl } Ike A tree each season. These col ton plants of which I speak hay not been irrigated, maturing thei
 crops on the rains alone"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-15
TAKES COME EASY

DOUGLAS, Oct. 14.-(SpeciaD
 City Marshal John Igo is making splendid headway in collecting taxes for the year 1910. The tax rate has been raised from 80 cents to s1 on the hundred, and the rolls are thus made heavier, but not even this in crease counts for the alacr.ty with which the property holders have been paying up their taxes for this year. The total property tax for the 1910 roll amounts to $32,e55.06. The col. lections for the month of September, l19lO, were s1,490.07, as compared with s45I.3S for the month of Sep, tember in 1909. The collections for the month of October, up till the 12th, made even a better showing. be | ing for1s1O a total of s40l7.20, as i compared with s431.44 for the same period in 1909.
 This looks like good times foI Douglas" said City Marshal Igo, com
 menting on the good showing the peo
 pie are making in paying up. "l'
 never pays to put of the payment oI
 taxes, but the fact that Douglas peo
 ple are willing and able to come for
 ward and clean up the docket De fore the attachment of penalties !shows that the people have the none!
 to take care of their real estate hold Iings."
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-15
HoMEWARD BOUND

DOUGLAS, Oct 14.-(Special)-
 A. B. Packard received this morn ing a telegram from his father. D. A. Packard. dated. -at sea on oc- tobsr I2th. saying that the Oriental trip party expected to reach Homo Francisco on the Fifteenth. Mir. lulu today and should arrive in San Packard said in his wire that the trip had been a delightful one.
 Friends of Dr. F. J. Huxtable this morning received mailing cards sent from him which were mailed at Hongkong on October 12th, saying tha1 that city offered many curious sights
 The trip to the Orient was ar ranged by the Los Angeles Examiner and included many important points in Japan, China. the Philippines ana in Hawaii There were more than ; dozen Arizouans on board, inciudin; Hor. B. A. Packard, wife and daugh ter and Dr. E. J. Huxtable and hi wife. whom he married in the stat of Mississippi only a few days bt fore starting on the trip which ha lasted two months.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-15
KIRKLAND FUNERAL

DOUGLAS, Oct. 14.-tSpecial)-
 The friends of W. H. Kirkland gathered at the Ferguson undertaking parfors this afternoon at o'clock to pay their respects to the man who had chosen to take himself from their midst by his own hand Sunday night at his home. The deceased was a member of the Elks and of the Ire denartment; he was chief of the volunteer department for two terms, and the fire company and the order of E1ks both turned ont, the former with the fire equipment, and the lat ter wearing the purple of the order and their badges.
 The fremen and the Elks held meetings at 2 o'clock and chose their nall bearers. Those chosen by the EIks were F. E. Caldwell, w. H Reno and Ed Clothier; the firemeG chose John Igo, Harry Ross and liar yey Johnson. Also present at the funeral services were Dr. F. T Wright, president of the Country club, H. T. Cuthbert, secretary anc the directors of the club. of whict Mir. Kirkland was a prominent mem Der. The Elks marched in bod! from the club house to the under taking parlors, where the fuGera procession was formed. At the grav in Calvary cemetery, the funeral rite were performed according to tn ritual of the Elks, of which Alber NJ. Sanes is Chaplain and Dodg Hooper exalted ruler.
 Rev. E. W. Simonson, pastor of tn Episcopal church, spoke feelingly a the grave. George Kirkland of Pho' nix, a brother of the deceased, wa present to attend the services. Ther were many pretty floral tributes t ken to the last resting place, ther to be laid on the grave.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-15
FINAL TEST IS MADE OF WA1EF

DOUGLAS, Oct. .1i.-(Special)-
 The water commission Is this af- ternoon to make a final test of the flow at the we'll northwest of the city, which has been attracting the attention of everybody in sthe Sui- phur Springs valley during the past week, or since the capping was taken lon and the air line was run to the well. The air pipe extends down into the well a depth of 140 feet, coming from the Copper Queen smelter, and the pressure which is maintained to lift the water as 1t is now flowing 1 is about 50 pounds to the square inch. When this air pressure is speeded up the well becomes a great spraying fountain, with the water ris. ing 10 a height of about thirty feet. A weir is being placed at the well itcday and the measure of the flow will be made for accuracy, according 10 th.s method.
 This well has practically demon strated that there is little difference between one part of the valley and another as far as the underground water supply is concerned. It is merely a matter of drilling into the lunderfiow, which at this well is about 290 feet, while the Calumet & Arizona we'll, which flows with air about 140C gallons per minute. the depth Is about 320 feet Considering the fact that wherever wells have been put down l to the underground current, which is not a stationary water, but a real stream flowing through the sands un der the vallew, the flow of water is strong and sure, the wonder is that so far capital has not gone into this problem to a sufficient amount tc | put the water resources on paying basis. There are many methods bs which this water can be developed and used, and with prices for alfalfa and all crops and vegetables at sucf prices as they command in Douglas
 and Bisbee, 1t is little less than
 marvel that the project has been helt
 so long in abeyance.