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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27
DELINQUENT
TAX LIST
LESS THAN $500.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing list contains the names OF the
owners Of all property upon which
The taxes levied in the e 1909, in
and for the Territory OF New Mexico,
county of Bernalillo and City of Albu-
oueruue, amounting to less than
$500, have become delinquent, to-
gether with description of the prop
srty and the amount of taxes, penal
lies and costs u opposite each name
and description, together with a sep
arate statement of the taxes due on
personal property, whether h several
taxes are due from the same owner
nr OMnerS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Castarena. Iesus-40x2Oo. -. BID.
n. h. Montoya; s. Jose Marino; f..
Acequia. W, Public Land. s3x1s0. vs..
I'D. \. Eulogio Apodaca. S. l. IL
feld. r and W. Public Road. Per-
ronal property. $4,000. taxes. s1S.05:
penalty. 50. costs. S2.S0; total. S2lIs.
Chaves y Apodaca- Jose-SSNl25,
" I'D. y. J. podtla y Chaves; s.
NJ. Chaves. r.. Felipe Chaves; W, A.
HAYES i2Oxl00 yds. BID. y, An
tonic Turrieta; $, Manuel Chaves: r..
Rio Grande: W.. r. Padilla. loo
acres. I'D. y. Pajarito Line: s.
Isleta: F., HIS. W, Rio Puerco.
Personal property, $1,000; taxes,
i2.14; penalty, 10. costs. ff.fo. total
s6.sf.
chaves. v padnla. Manuef-1sex
l5o, vs.. BID. N. Antonio Padilla: s.
=. Chaves: r. Acequia; W. Road. 50
teo. W. BID. n. Bias Montoyas s. b
Padilla: f.. p. Chaves: w. BIAS Mon
tcva. 2o0x7o. W. Rd. ". Road s.
ChavAs \ padilla. E.. Juan MonloL11
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

JaramilIo, Pedro-50x65 e. BID.
N. y. Baldonado. s., A. B%ratina: E,
p. Baidonado: w. Road. Personal
property, S20.e0: taxes. s5.G3. penalty.
.2s: costs. ;s.0O; total. 1891.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Sanchez. de Garcia, Juana.-56x
400, VS.. Bid NJ, NJ Rodarte; s., p.
Romero; T.. II. r. w, Juan A. Ro-
dartc. 36x270, VS.. I'D. n, S. Garcia.
s., Juan A. Barela; H., u. r.; w, j.
A. Barela. 36xi25. vs.. Sd. NJ, II.
Garcia; s.. Entrance; e., r. r.; W,
S. Garcia. Personal property, $6b00;
taxes. s4.4S; penalty, .22; costs,
t4.OO; total. $50.
Sanchez. Dolores acres. I'D. NJ,
/. Montana; s., r.. Candelariai T.,
Road; w. West Trail OF q. Cutter
req. Personal property, $500; taxes,
san; penalty. 10, costs, $2.40; total,
xb2A
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Borboa Ramon-f5Ox50 yds. BID.
~ Antonio Iobato. s.. Leandro Mon
F., Road: W. A. Lobato. 3sN
vs. I'D. y. Porfiiio Padilla, s.
Road r.. Jose Chsves y A. W, Hills.
personal property. $4,000; taxes.
sIOfs. penalty. % costs, sS.2o; total
fI44N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Montana. Juan j., Heirs of.-250x
800. VS.. I'D. ~, e. Candelaria; s.,
formerly Spite; H., Road; W.. NJ. Mon
tano. Personal property, $500;
taxes, s6.57i penalty, .3S; costs,
32.40. total, $3.50.
Mckay, w. F.--S.& acres. BID, NJ,
ID. Chayes; s, u. Griego; e., y. Ar
milo; w, Road; taxes S20.S4, PEN
atty. $1.O4; costs. $3.50; total, S234S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Apodaca. Maximo.-t0Ox250. vs..
BID. n, Road; 3, A. Sanches; e,
Arenal: w. Apodaca. 40x60 W. Bd.
N, j. 81. Montana; s., e. Moraga; e.
Road. w. y. Apoducn. Personal prop
ertv. $4,000: taxes. $500; penalty. rs;
costs. $3.50. total. $500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Candelaria, Carlota-Land bet. SEE.
ond aud Third SITS. BID. -, second
81: w, Alley: taxes fs.76; penalty.
"a; costs. sI.60. total, slO.7S.
Chaves. Jose y Sabedra--25x5O n
BID. N, Mrs. silva: s, V. chaves; E..
Road: W. Mrs. silva. Pct. IS. box
ss2 yds. I'D. n. Blaz Rubi. $. r.
Gabaldon: T., r Sanches; W, Road
Personal property, t6s 0o lnxes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Radcliffe, l.. IDIOTS IL, IA, Blk
Z. University. taxes, sl.26; penalty,
90; costs, $l.20, total, $2.6i.
Romero, Tiofilo.-lnt. in the san
Caress Alameda Grant. Lot 4, Bis.
3, n, j. Snnches. Lots 4. 8. G. Blk.
H., Simpler No. .. Personal property.
5000; taxes, $2,1S; penalty, II;
costs, s2.f0, total, sA69
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Leyba. JnSfiniano-Lots !. ?. 3.
Blk. 4. Moore No. 2; taxes. $3.50; pen
atty. ~; costs. $40. total. sS.S2.
VI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

,Rd n. II. schultz: s.. NJ. Yrisarri;
IL, Hnis w. Tom G. Gonzales. lax
goo. W. BID. ". r. Gonzales; s. Q.
.Cordova. r. Fourth St; W. 7 Con
tales. Personal property. $500
taxes. s2.eI: penalty. is. costs.
$500: total. 36.26.
r..
Torres. Luis-24N10O. ". 10. y.
Maxine Perea: s.. Schultz T., r. r.;
" Tesus Gan1Ales Pct. 1 Lot y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-27

Mora, Feiiciano.-6Ox300. We. I'D.
N. Ortega Entrance; s, NJ. Yrisarri'
r.. Juan Bazan. w. Acequiai taxes
1915. penalty. Is; costs. SOD; iotal'
s5 OK.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17

rs4r eencssssen Of :. c.. 70 N, Of Nish.
d rscords6 In GSsr I o. Piass on pass
~, Wayne County Records.
Also Lot g, q e: y. Campus Sub
division OF w. OF rear concession p.
81 shsrsdt r:cdta.d ~ L sss9rd',s 70
Plats on page sss. Wayne County Rec
Also Lots 90 and Sc, Of c. r. Cam
pau's Subdivision. OF w. n Of rear con-
ccssion Of r. c.. rs T. is, Il. IL e,
according 70 Plat thereof recorded In
Libsr ] OF Piats on page ass. Wayne
Z Also Lot IS. Of c. y. campaus subd,-
vision. OF w, n OF read concession p.
G.. ~ T. 2 s., n. II e., according TO
Plat thereof recorded I'm Liber I OF Piats
on page 2s9. Wayne County Records
BE IL further resolved that the Con-
troiier pay to said Restrick Lumber
Company tho said sum OF s7,6oo.oo only
nish to- the City OF Detroit a full release
or discharge from any and all damages
OF every kind and nature which said
above described property has sustained
by reason or the separation OF the
aforesaid grades which release or dis
charge shall be signed and executed By
all parties who have any interest In said
property and be satisfactory to the Cor
poration Counsel
Adopted as follows:
Ycas-Ald. Allan. Burton. Deimel Ellis.
Field. Freiwald. 0arvey. Grindley.
HARPER, Heating. Koenig. Lempke.
Ostrowski. Owen. Reinhardt. Rosenthal.
Theisen. Thompson. Tossy. Trevor. Yer
nor. Walsh. Watson. Wing. link. zoel-
Ter and the President--3t.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17
REPORTS OF coMMIrrEEs.


To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Ways and Means, to whom WAS re-
ferred the reports OF the various city
officers for the week ending Aug. ~,
1910. respectfully report that with the
Chief Accountant we have examined
correct. recommend their approval
Respectfully submitted.
WM. n. SHAPLAND.
JOHN HARPER,
CHARLES \. WING.
AUG. SCHULTZ.
JOHN +. THOMPSON,
WALTER n. TREVOR.
Accepted and adopted a. foliows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Burton. Deimei, Ellis.
Field. Freiwald. Carney. Grlndley,
ostrowski, Owen. keinhsrdt. Rossnthal.
Rutter. Schultz. shapland, 6krzycki.
Theisen. Thompson. Tossy. Trevor, Yer
nor, Walsh. Watson. Wing. link. zoel-
Ter and the Presidcnt--31.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17
COMMON COUNCIL



average heat units present taken
IR the daily tests, averages sss b.
osSc West Side product averaged 1911
sy$sed 1897 csndles The total sui.
pay present tested on the mixed gas
grains per 100 cubic feet Of
1 Inc ammonia content for the
hv6volume OK gas was 10 grains. No
detroit and suburban product
Eighteenth ward met the re-
9uirslentn of the ordinance. having an
csor, Illuminating value OF fs.sy
S."ua heating value of 629 u. T.
uc; 9pss and no hydrogen sulphide.
Lnfkas pressure during the above
2srn "ss consistent with the City or
Respectfully submitted.
Il. =. HYLAND.
Axsr,.a Gas Inspector.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Grade Separations has had under con-
sideration the claim OF the Restrick
separation OF grades on Vfncwood ave-
nue. and the railroads north OF Michi-
gan avenue. The Restrick Lumber
accept the sum OF 1880 in full salts
faction OF all damages which II has
sustained on account or the separation
OF said grades. The property affected
by the separation Of said grades is par
ticuiariy described In the accompany.
ing resolution After comforting with
the Corporation Counsel we have come
TO the conclusion TO recommend to your
Honorable Body the payment OF said
sum in fun satisfaction OF the dam.
ages thus sustained by said company
We. therefore. recommend the adop-
ti0n Of the sf f9lISMin { r o%EN
JAMES yyEENoR.
ROBERT w. RUTTtR,
WM +. ZOELLER,
JOHN c. CARNEY.
Accepted
BY Aid. Owen:
Resolved. That the City Controller be.
and he is hereby authorized to draw his
warrant upon the grade separation fund
In favor OF the Restrick Lumber Com
pany for the sum of Seven Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars. (S7.5oo) which is
10 De received Dy safu hcStrlCk Lumber
Company In full satisfaction OF all
claims and demands OF every name and
nature growing out OF the separation
Of grades AZ vinewood avenue and the
railroads north OF Michigan avenue. 10
the property owned by said Restrick
Lumber Company, or In which II has
any interest. which property IL described
The northerly 80 feet OF southerly so
feet OF lot so, OF G.. r. Campau's subdi-
vision of w. 4 or rear concession r.
c., rs T. s.. r.. IL, e. according to the
plat thereof recorded in Lfber OF Pints
on page 200.
Also the southerIy 90 feet OF Lot 60
and northerIy 10 feet Of Lot IS. OF G.. +.
Campau's subdivision. OF w. u OF rear
concession OF p. c.. Ts T. s., II. IL f..
according to the Plat thereof recorded
In Liber I OF 2lats on page 400.
Also Lots II and is and southeriy ~
feet OF Lot 1s, block 8. of Bella Hubbard
Subdivision, Of part OF r. c., ~ ~. OF
Michigan avenue. according to the Pia,
thereof recorded In Liber Z OF Plats on
page -. Wayne County Records.
Also Lots ~ and IS Block 3. OF Bela
Hubbard Subdivision OF part Of p. c., "a
N. Of Michigan avenue. according to tho
plat thereof recorded In Liber Z OF Plats
on page -. Wayne County Records.
Also Lot No. 4. OF c. r. Campau's
resub. Of Lots 90. 90: 81, 50. and So. o.
c. y. Campus Subdivision Of w. y 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--Your Committee on sew
ers, to whom was referred the com,
Public Works transmitting proposals
for constructing Dexter boulevard sew
err. respectfully report that We have
find that VIM. Pornth Is the lowest bid
der and your Committee being salts
ned that the bids submitted are reason
able. recommend that the contract en-
said contractor. be approved and con-
nrmed and that the resolution. pre-
ssnted by Aid Korte at a session held
on July 5 q. c. C.. p. 1o2s. be adopt
ed.
Respectfuilv submitted.
EDWARD j. KORTE,
OTTO REINHARDT.
A. J. WALSH.
RORERT w. RUTTER,
WILLIAM KOENIG.
VIM. r. SHAPLAND,
A. A. DEIMEL
Accepted and adopted az follows:
Yeas-Aid. Allan. Burton. peimel.
Ellis. Field. Freiwald. Garvey, Grind
ley, HARPER, Heating Koenig, konkel.
Lempke. Ostrowski. Owen. Rcinhardt.
Rosenthsi R.tssr s Thnms.on shaPP nssg
Trevor, Vernon. Walsh, Watson. Wing.
link, zoeiler, and the Prcsident--32.
Nays-None
FROM THE SAME.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentiemen-Your Committee on Sew
ers. 70 whom was referred communal
cation from the Department OF Public
Works transmitting proposals for con-
structing lateral sewer No. 21ll. re-
spectfully report that we have had the
same under consideration and find that
John Ginzel In tho lowest bidder, and
your Committee being satisfied that the
bids submitted are reasonable. recon-
mend that the contract entered into by
the Department with said contractor
for constructing said sewer. be approved
and confirmed and that the resolution
presented by Aid. Korte at session
held on the and inst, q. c. C.. y. 1143)
be adopted.
Respectfully submitted.
OTTO REINHARDT.
A. T. WALSH.
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
WILLIAM KOENfg.
wM. r. SHAPLAND,
ALOTS A. DETMEI4
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan. Burton. Deimel.
Ellis. Field. Freiwald. Garvey, Grind
lev. Harpfer. Kcating. Koenig, Konkel.
Lempke. Ostrowski. Owen. Reinhardt.
RosenthaI, Butter. Schultz. Shapiand.
skrzycki Theisen. Thompson. Tossy.
Trevor. Vernon. Walsh. Watson, Wing.
link. Zoeller. and the President---s2.
Nays-None
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17

Alec. That be has received Tie fell
ss:e 6 Sssss1 6 sssS: o sShs sss
Jr.. Deputy Clerk: William H. Cross
man. Wetghmaster and Pound Keeper:
Henry Codd Plass. Deputy Clerk; Henry
David ). brennan. Clerk OF Police
Court
Referred to Committee on ways and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17

- Detroit. August l6. 1910.
Tons honorable the Common Councils:
c,y"S.smen--A meeting Of the Detroit
net tuesday. Aug 18th, 1910. at IL
10, q the Wayne County Savings
the following commissioners
an schultz and Acting Mayor Glln-
~ representing Mayor Breitmcycr,
AZ Deputy City Treasurer Baumann
e%ng Tor City Treasurer Koch.
me City Treasurer delivered to the
sssmsnt bonds Nos 1890 to 1853 inciu-
sie. amounting to Ss7.s2s 40. The
commissioners verified the bonds by
nnoer and amount and having found
thm In the strong box.
ne commissioners then took from
en- strong box hfty-nve (55) special
asqssment honda amounting to $685.
NJ - a
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Accepted and adopted.
FROM THE SAME.



To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on Mar
kets. to whom was referred the oom-
munication from the Department Of
Public Works on this date. submitting
proposals received for painting. the
Western Vegetable Market BuildingA
etc. respectfully report that we have
carefully considered the matter ard
ind that Louis Brozo In the loweet bid
der therafor, In the sum of et46.oo.
Your Committee believes this bid 20 b
a reasonable one and recommends that
the resolution accompanying said re-
port approving and confirming said
contract be adopted.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH l.. TfEISEN.
GEO. A. OWEN. tf
CHAs. w BURTON.
AUG, SCHULTZ. W
Committee on Markets. (,
Accepted and adopted as follows &
Yeas--lAld. Allan, Burton- Dein7oI,|
Ellis, Field, Freiwaid. Garvey. Grind
ley. HARPER, Heating. koenfg. Konke1.
Lempke. ostrowski. Owen. RetnhAr1<.
Rosenthal Rutter, Schultz. 8hAplau6>
Skrzycki, Theiscn, Thompson. IosoX<
Trevor. Vernon, Walsh. Watson. Wing.
link. zoelier. and the President---31 4
Nays--None. 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17
Taxes.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentiemen-Your Committee on Tax
es. 20 whom was referred the petitions
OF Smith. Hinchman Grylls. A. w.
Elliott. Prince Handle a Mfg. Co, Mrs.
=. j. Butler, A susterkn: Pauline Ora
nacher. Richard r.. Williams, Aug.
Guenther. r.. ". Guenther, Mary Hen
KEEL Leda Pcwlcy. a. Lehner; 6: Vol
er-Hannan Co. all asking for reduc-
ton or adjustment OF certain general
city taxes and personal assessments,
respectfully report that we have had
the matters under consideration and
after consultation with the Board OF
Assessors we submit the following de-
tailed report:
Re petitions OF Leda Powley. Mary
Herkel August Guenther and Richard
Il. williams, all asking for cancellation
OF tases on the ground OF their being
old soldiers. we had that affidavits have
oecn nled by each OF them to that eff
feet, and In view thereof we recon
mend that the taxes levied against
their respective properties be cancelled
or. n paid. refunded.
IRE petition OF smith. Hinchman
Gryils. we find that a personal assess.
ment Of s2s.so0 was levied against said
nrm for 1910 upon sworn statement
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Rsferred to Controller.
1rom Board Of Poor Commissioners.

rom Board Of Poor Commissioners
|. IN. Honorable the Common Council:
IyentJemen-f beg leave to submit my
mort OF the relief granted dependent
Smilies Of Detroit prisoners connned IN
e H 1rs;rs on ~ June i4th, 1910. for
IL month of July. 1910. =.
ally /, Amount on hand $4,000 90
Number OF families
granted relief o.. 81 90
NJ 4. Balance on hand. 49,. .s4.9ss 90
Very respectfully. po1AN
Superintendent OF the Poor.
Aecepted and placed on ile.
FROM THE SAME.
transmitting report for month of
rcsnted and placed on fle.
FROM THE CLERK.
nat ne presented such portion OF the
pr:dnss OF sns sst 10 Be- 10
~ a. Honor the Mayor for approval,
=. X. 18th inst, and that they were
sopsved on the 18th inst.
IL that ne has received the follow
iny Charles A. Nichols. City Clerk
DIT Tr sir"i beg 70 ACKNOWLEDGES re.
ceii'cf your favor OF August IL. IN re-
Ssyto the action OF the Common coun-
nc the City OF Detroit at its session
e~tus,,et 3. requesting this department
e.cnstder the advisabllity Of compelling
80 Wichiean Central Railroad Company
s@,isre 4 Waterman or gates at the In
s5cction OF the Michigan Central r. r
Tine and Sylvester street. and an
SSsed 10 inform you that an inspec-
" vf,I be made at the point In rues-
- on Monday. August ~ at $500 p. ~.
- trust II Will be convenient for
ssr city Council 20 be represented.
Yours very truly.
- BY J. w. Dickinson.
H. Commit ssioner
h Ai6. Eliis and Rutier were appointed
n c0mmittes 70 represent the Council
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Resolutions ard ordIosness.
FIRST WARD. .l,-

FIRST WARD. "a,
BY AID. Owen .e4
hereby granted TO Thomas n, Ciostef ~
cut down portion OF curb IN front % No
fo7-1os PhtlsdeiphiA avenuA fQr ~
purpose OF making an aatoaaebile tFfvo-
way. n l.+.l q. M ~ ~ "A
~''''''' THIRD wARn K 6
= s: s ;scs| 81 81: . Z. g
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17

bon motion OF Commissioners Heine-
the following resolution was
.kssoived. That the Sinking Fund
rrnmission purchase the SIS. 100000. OF
~ Of Detroit Public Library bonds
I'm the Special Assessment Sinking
Ifrtsrcst Fund. instead OF from the
Iroit City Sinking Fund as pre-
busiy authorised.
The meeting then adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
MAX c. KOCH,
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-17

Copons were cut from the following
escuNies In the strong box:
A-Cqpon from City OF Detroit
Water Bond No. /. $4,000 90
V-CNpons from 20 Town
Srfp pip of Springwells:
10 ID ghway Improvement
.bA hnds. Nos TO Is, "a
tors - and ~ TO 60.. $50 90
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-18
OPEN DOOR
IS A F FARCE
Japan Has No Intention
of Following a
Broad Policy

New York. March IS.-"Japan is
first Of all a practical nation" says
r. Ichinemuja. head OF the YoSo-
hama Specie bank on Wall street,
in a statement on the question oil the
open door In China. given out here
today.
Japan unquestionably believes In
equal opportunity for the monetary
interests and commerce OF all ma
tlons in China" continued Mr.. Ichin-
on'uJa. but business Is business and
YOU must bear In mind that China
is n sovereign nation and cnn do
business with whomsoeyer she likes.
Japan Is In harmony with the Unit.
cd States in ler general attitude in
China and she has shown this in Man.
churia- Naturally, however, she is
opposed 10 the naturalization of the
Manchurian railroad This wes ceded
To her by Russia after war which
cost Japan dearly and it is scarcely
to be expected that she will give up
willingly control of what cost so
much"
Somewhat different views on tle
subject of Japan's intentions were
voiced by G. s. Gcrst, the American
representative OF the Russo-Chinesc
the open door" he said Her attitude
ever since the RussoJapencse war
has shown that Japan's policy Is to Sc
cure all she can get. know that,
lived In Japan for many years
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-18

advantage OF the opportunity. and,
going TO his side. Joined In Jovial con.
versation
Admittedly It was the lull before
tho storm. with all sorts OF things
predicted before the close OF the day.
and members generally were prcpnr-
ing for strenuous timo.
There will be some snakc-killing
before the day is over. said Champ
Clark as he sat in HIS seat ruboIng
his tired eyes.
Many. including the speaker, wen.
to breakfast Even Republican Whip
Dwight wandered ont for a brief rsst
and was found asleep In quiet cor
Der
Some on cruelty work him up 10
crack a joke al his expense. He lc
Tended himself against The charge of
not having his Republican cohorts In
attendance by saying that tho reSpon-
sibility for the white mans burden
had been taken from his shoulders
and turned over 10 the sergeant-at-
arms. The speaker ate sparingly He
ordered breadstlcks. large cup OF
coffee and two hardhoiled eggs,
That the day" which had begun at
noon yesterday had been an exciting
one was shown BY the official report
crs notes. They had taken down
10000 words. more than three times
the average, and none Of them had
had wink OF sleep
At $50 a. m, Representative Norris
At $3.50 n m. Representative Norris
OF Nebraska asserted his confidence
of a majority OF from ten 10 fifteen
for his resolution.
we will beat them" he said
There is no doubt OF the result un-
less there Is some legerdemaln'
Minority Leader Champ Clark. VINO
stayed at his post all night, made the
same prediction. adding that it was
the most remarkable struggle IT the
history of congress.
At ~ o'clock the tense situation cX-
listing would never have been suspect
cd from the appearance OF the floors
of the house. Apparently II was much
more serene that It had ben at any
time since the condition developed
yesterday. The insurgen Republicans
stlll were in conference and the regu.
lar Republicans were declaring that
the result of the meeting would be a
compromise
While the conference was on. the
house was practically In recess. The
speaker kept some one in the chair.
but he wandered around the corridors
of the building. apparently uncon-
cerned over the strife over him.
The members good naturedly dist
oussed the situation in friendly
manner
Nothing could be done until The in
surgents should return, Then some
thing might happen The Democrats
were iDsistent that there would be no
agreement between the insurgents
and the regulars.
They will not go back ON u.s." said
Champ Clark confidently He was
holding his forces in readiness for
battle They had even refused an
overture TO take recess pending the
insurgent meeting or fone-enough TO
tidy up the chambsr
I'VE prefer to sleep on our arms"
they said. and some of them did
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-18
JAPAN WILL AID
CHINESE RAILROAD

Toxic. Friday. Feb. 27-Japau has
agreed tentatively TO lend moral sun.
port. If not actually to take financial
interest. in the proposed Chincho
Aigun railway, in which American
capitalists arc interested. Japnnese
capitalists do not believe the line will
be constructed for many years In
fact, IL is not thought that Russia
viii consent to building 90 Mgun. at
least until more progress has beer
made with the projected line north ot
the Amur river,
Tho country through which the pro-
jected limo passes has not. as yet. Civ
on promise of business. II is thought
likely that there arc some good min
ing properties 10 be developed. but tho
more astute business men look very
much aSkance at the proposition OF a
railroad line controlled by six or
seven syndicates OF capital represent.
ing six or seven nationallties. II is
pointed out that. IL each country infer
ested could secure a mining or other
concession which would be OF equal
value with that secured by his neigh
Dor. the proposition might be prac.
tical
Again, there is tho question OF sup
plies. Ii is suggested that 10 the case
OF railroad owned by China. but for
which the money had been supplied
by various nationalitles. each country
would want share in the profits in
supplies and equipment and that this
is matter to be. fully arranged be-
fore the capital can be forthcoming.
1t Is estimated that sl00,00o,o00 Is
necessary TO build such a line, 200
miles Of which Will pass through the
desert