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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department or the Interior, United
States Land Office. Santa Fe, n. NJ.
September Is, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named claimant has filed no.
tice OF his Intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim under
sections 16 and II OF the act OF March
8, 1891 (26 Stats. $50, as amended
by the act of February 81, 1898 ca
Stats, 400. and that said proof will
be made before Juan c. Sandoval. L.
s. CT. Comr.. at Cuba. y. NJ. on No
vember s. 1910. viz; Ciriaco c. de
Baca, Of Cuba. n. NJ, for the claim
$500 in NE Ia NE Ia Sec. 10. and
NV IA NV IA. S IL Of NV ii
Sec. 20. T. p y. r. 1 w. y. NJ. p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his actual continuous ad-
verse possession OF said tract for
twenty years next preceding the sur
vey Of the township. viz:
Manuel Aragon y Lucero. Juan Jose
Salazar. Celso Sandoval. Francisco
Antonio Lobato. all Of Cuba. n. NJ.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance Of said proof. or
who knows OF any substantial reason
under h laws and regulations Of the
Interior Department why such proof
should not be allowed will be given an
opportunity at the aforementioned
time and place TO cross-examine the
witnesses Of said claimant. and to Of
fer evidence in rebuttal OF that sub
mitteo by claimant.
MANUEL r. oTERo. Register.
Sept. IL, Oct. Is.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02

Small Holding Claim No. $500.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02
MRS. SUSAN .. CRANE.
MISS G. L. CRANE,
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON.

My Commission expires Feb. ., 1910.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02
NOTICE FoR PTnIICATIoN.

Small Holding claim No. 42s7.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
FRESHMEN ANNEX
ST. IGNATIUS MEET
Remarkable Showing of Fast
Young Sprinfer, Flood Fea-
fure of IntercIaSS Contests
By WILL SCARLET

The freshmen of st. Ignatius college
won the interclass meet held at the
Golden Gate park stadium yesterday
of which were scored by Flood, the
fleet sprinter of the '13 class team.
Flood won the so yard dash, the 100
yard dash, the 220 yard dash ran a
lap in the relay race and took third
place in the shotput.
Two of the most exciting races OF
the meet were the 44O and $50 yard
events In the former race Kelly was
Just able to beat out knight for first
place, and Evans and Foster tied for
third place. Foster tied with Fahy
for first place in the $50 and was ulti-
mately given the honors and points of
the premier position, foul being de-
elared on Fahy. In the mile and two
mile events O'Shea, Fenton and Borella
finished first, second and third respect
lively.
The relay race was won by the fresh
men with team composed of the fol-
lowing; Nelson, Caulfield, Flood and
Kelly.
The complete results:
30 yard dash. First heat-won by Flood,
Won by Nelson. Kelly second, Tcohig third
80 yard dash: Final-WoR by Flood, Saloman
second Nelson third.
100 yard dash-Won by Flood, Kelly second,
McElearney third.
220 yard wash-won by Flood. MeElearney
second Nelson third.
440 yard dash-Wen ny Kelly. Knight sec
ond Evans and Foster tied for third.
$50 yard dash-Won by Foster, Fenton sec
ond. Fahy third.
One mile run-won by o'shea. Fenton sec
ond. Borella third.
Two mile r,n--won by O'Shea, Fenton sec
ond. Borella third
High jump-won by Brown. Minehan second,
Caulfeld third.
Hammer throw-won by Butler. Bodman sec
ond. Brown third.
Broad jump-won by Bodman, sullivan sec
ond. Knight third.
third.
Relay race-won by the freshmen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
CUSTOMS COURT NEEDED
TO FACILITATE BUSINESS
Deadlock Over Salary Delays
Relief for Local Brokers

The action of congress in annulling
the customs appeals court established
by the Payne bin has aroused much
unfavorable comment among the brok-
ers at the custom house. who were
looking for quick relief from the pres
ent method of resorting to the federal
courts. Congress has not stricken the
section relating to the customs court
from the law, but by tying up the sal
aries of the judges has kept such a
court imperative.
Joseph F. Bley. well known Gus
toms broker. just returned from the
cast. says that the court would be a
great source of relief TO San Francisco.
The source of this antagonism is
not known" Bley said yesterday. but
there is evidently strong influence
against the courts.
Buildings for the customs tribunal
have been provided in Washington, the
judges named and everything, in fact.
except the salaries necessary TO make
the court operat tive.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
CADETS IN HONDURAS
BATTLE WITH POLICE
Bloody Fray in Capital Is Won
by Youngsters

The government of Honduras some
time ago decided to follow the example
of England. Australia and the Beers
and teach the youngsters of the re-
public to shoot straight. Cadet corps
were organized and every Sunday
young Honduras was on the rifle range
trying for a bullseye. The government
of Honduras. according to passengers
who arrived here yesterday on the
liner San Jose, is now sorry it tried
the experiment.
The trouble started when the police
in Tegucigalpa demonstrated in rude
Central American way with a party of
cadets who were making their way
home from the target range and sing
ing as they marched. The cadets re-
sented the police interference and when
a policeman struck one of the cadets
with the barrel of a pistol the young
sters concluded that it was as good a
time as any to show that they had
profited by their work on the rifle
range.
Soldiers were summoned to quell the
riot that followed, but before the ca
diets retired a dozen policemen were
wounded and three lay dead in the
streets
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
FIRST YEAR SQUAD
BEGINS TRAINING
Strict Rules Put Into Effect for
Cardinal Freshmen In Inter-
collegiate Meet
Special Dispaleh 70 The COLL


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 8.
In preparation for the freshman inter
collegiate track meet which viii be
held on the California oval strict
training rules for the men on the first
year squad will go into effect i'm
mediately, including the usual regula-
tions in regard to eating dancing and
retiring by IL o'clock.
The warm weather OF the last few
days has limbered the men up and a
marked Improvement can be noticed in
the way they are running. Last night
H. Smitherum II defeated II. R. Stolz
10 in a trial hundred in the fastest
time of the year, crossing the line in
10:1- r. B. Carter II ran a quarter in
52:4
George j. Presley. present football
and baseball coach at Stanford, has
consented to act as coach for the foot
ball team next season. but has refused
TO act in the same capacity for the
baseball nine.
Coach Presley stated that he consid-
cred 1T unnecessary to choose an as
sistant coach.
Presley is to receive a salary of
$1,000 for the football season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
HONORfD
AT ftSTAL BOARD
President of Pacific Athletic AS
sOciafi0n Given ROusing
Welcome on Return

The Pacific association of the Anna
teur athletic union formally banqueted
it's president, Major Sidney S. Peixotto,
last evening in the red room Of the
st. Francis hotel.
Thirty members of the board of gov
ernors gathered around the festive
board and paid honor to- their leader
and the guests of honor, Mayor P. II.
Mccarthy and Masters Eric Cullen
Ward and Cecil Martin, the two Aus
tralian lads who have returned with
the Columbian boys club and will
be the guests of the latter for the
next year.
Archie j. Cloud, vice president of the
association, presided postmaster,
Prof. Edmond ONeiI, who had been
scheduled for that position, having been
taken i'll at the last moment
To Alfred Skaife was delegated the
honor of welcoming Peixotto- j. E.
Mcdowell of Stanford university voiced
the sentiments of the coilegemen's at
titude toward Peixotto and his work
among the youth of the city, as set
forth in his efforts with the Columbia
Park boys club.
Secretary y-treasurer Herbert Hauser
spoke on the work of the association
during the absence of its president and
was followed by the guest of honor.
who gave a summary of the work ac-
complished by himself and the 40 boys
that made the trip to the Antipodes-
Peixotto advocated a plan OF munich
pal athletics, as carried on by the
Australian cities. The idea created
such favorable impression upon the
assembled body of advocates for clean
amateur sport that the matter will be
L
Pacific association.
Mayor Mccarthy, who had been de-
tanned by meeting of the bay city
mayors in Alameda, appeared in time to
participate in the evenings pleasures
and was deeply interested in the asso-
ciation's work. He promised to aid
any efforts that the association would
make for municipal athletics and ex-
pressed himself that the association
would make for municipal athletics and
expressed himself as being heartily in
favor of clean amateur sports
The banquet was attended by the fol-
lowing: Major Sidney S. Peixotto, Eus-
tace Peixotto, Joseph r. Hickey. Eric
Cullen Ward. Cecil Martin, H j. Nc
Coy, Robert Roos, Lionel A Wolff. Al
fred Skaife. Douglas Erskine, Ray
Daugherty. Archie j. Cloud, Robert W.
Dodd, Herbert Hauser. Alfred Katehin-
ski, George Jabes. John Hammersmith,
Nick Prendergast, William f. Hum
phrey, Harold Fitch. j. E Mcdowell,
John Elliott, Edgar Peixotto, p. j. KEEL
leher and W. T. Reid Jr.
CLUBHOUSE PLAN DISCUSSED
meeting of public spirited citizens
interested in the work of the Columbia
Park boys club was held yesterday
afternoon at the Hotel St. Francis. The
OBJECT of the meeting was to discuss
tha
purchase of the property now occupied
by the club on the corner of Guerrero
and seventeenth streets, and further
more asufficient fund TO erect and main
tain the clubhouse and gymnasium on
the property so that the work may be
properly conducted. A committee on
ways and means was appointed to
handle the matter and report at an
early date, the committee to consist
of r. 3. Hale chairman and James
Rolph, Mrs. John F. Merrill, Mrs. L. N
Walter and Mrs. A W. Scott
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
HENEY TO CONFER. WITH
WICKERSHAM IN EAST
Will Discuss the Oregon Land
Frauds Cases With Chief

In response to a letter from George w.
Wickersham. attorney general of the
United States, Francis j. Heney will
leave for Washington, d. c., next Mon
day morning there to discuss with the
former the future proceedings in the
land fraud cases in Oregon.
Since the trial of Binger Hermann
on a charge of conspiring to defraud
the United States" said Heney, "it has
become necessary for me to consult
with the attorney general as to the
future action to be taken by the federal
government in these cases. Ii has been
decided that Binger Hermann will be
retired, but there are numerous mat
ters connected with the cases which
necessitate a personal discussion with
the attorney general. Colonel A. S.
Worthington, attorney for Binger Her
mann, will be in Washington at the
same time as l am and the probabilities
are that before l leave we will have
arranged a date for the new trial"
Heney does not know how long he
will remain in Washington. but he does
not expect to stay there more than a
few weeks. On the conclusion of his
business with the attorney general he
Will return to San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Fight Conference Today Heavyweghts Matched Bat
Awaits Better Offer Jeffries Boxes With Wolgast
AMATEUR BASEBALL
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Ten Leagues Formed i'm Various
Counties of N0rfherIy Half
of the State

Interior towns are scheduling dates
coming events cast their shadows be-
fore the new season will surpass them
ALL Leagues to the number of 10
have been formed. Among the bigger
ones are the Three C, Solano County,
Contra Costa County, Central Califor-
MIA, Humboldt County and Midwinter
leagues.
The Transbay league as yet has not
been reorganized, although talk has
been plentiful. Hayward, the best ball
town on the eastern side of the bay,
has an all star team managed by Will
liam Hill. The Hayward boys opened
the season with two victories by de-
feating the crack Barney Frankeis,
IS to 4, and Herzogs Lash's Bitters,
21 to 2.
Livermore has elected Cavagnero to
care for the home team. Jordan viii
pitch.
Dan Denehy. the well known Crock
EFT manager, is still at the old stand
with the same bunch on his lineup.
Dan has a fast team for the new sea
son and has games arranged with the
best teams in the city.
On the southern side of the penin-
sula Manager Burke is doing good work
with his San Mateo boys. San Mateo
opens the season with the Lash's Bit
ters March %.
Where is the team that has not
played with Uncle Sans marines on
the shores of Mare island? Ward Ellis
is guiding the team this year and has
teams visiting the island every Wednes-
day and Saturday of the ball calendar
He has fast bunch and figures a
winning team. The season opens next
Sunday with the Booth Crescents OF
Oakland. Across the channel the peo-
pie have gone into league ball by
entering the Vallejo teams in the
Solano county and class d leagues.
Petaluma is wide awake and plans
opening the season Sunday, March 2T,
with the Duboce club. The Eagles
always had a fast team and should
make the club boys hustle to win the
opening game. John Anderson occu-
pies the managers chair.
The Rambler baseball nine defeated
the Duboce team last Sunday morning
at the Presidio athletic grounds by the
score of IL to 8. The heavy hitting
of the winners was the main feature
of the game. Batteries for the Rambler
team were Dee and Drew; Duboce
Hougaard and Thompson. The win
ners would like to hear from fast coun-
try teams Address William Meade
AIS Waller street. San Francisco.
Manager Hartman of the San An
selmo ball nine will assemble his play
ers March 6 for preliminary practice
with Parke Wilson. who used to play
with Hank Harris champion San Fran
cisco Wasps, in charge of the squad
The opening game of the season takes
place on the home grounds April 8
The following players will report for
practice: Gallagher, Wilkinson, Her
sey. Butler, Anthony, Berl. Mcfarland
Farrell. Hollis, Kedy. Moss, Codding-
ton, Hughes. Among others whom
Manager Hartman is dickering with is
Benham, the clever southpaw.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
GUATEMALA VOLCANO
THREATENS ERUPTION
Smoke. Issuing From Side of
Mount Fuego

The volcano on Mount Fuego in
Guatemala. which has been. slumber-
ing since 1878, when it destroyed the
Spanish capital of Antigua, is again
smoking, according to passengers who
arrived yesterday on the liner San Jose.
The smoke is coming out of the side
of the mountain and this is causing
grave alarm to the natives, as the
eruption of Santa Maria, which they
still remember, opened the sides of
that mountain.
Captain Thompson of the San Jose
saw the smoke. but was told by the
port officials that it was merely a
cloud. Some of the passengers, how
ever, who Joined the ship at San Jose.
had passed close to the mountainside
and reported that it was smoke and
that the people in Guatemala City.
which would be right in the line of
FIRE in case of eruption, We're view
ing it with considerable alarm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
REPRESENTATIVES, OF
FIVE GENERATIONS LIVING
Pinole Times Finds Baby With
Remarkable Ancestry

The San Francisco Call of recent
date contained the pictures of a baby
its mother and three grandmothers.
with the statement that it was an al
most unheard of event. The wee Wis
itor that recently arrived at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs Roy le Febre OF this
place is equally fortunate. being of the
fifth generation on her mothers side
and having two grandmothers. two
great grandmothers and one great
great t-grandmother one gra andfather.
and two reat-grandfathers, all living
not to mention great aunts and uncles.
She certainly has prospects of a long
life il long lived ancestry counts for
anything. .-Pinole Times.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Sacred Heart Baseball
Lineup Chosen

The ball tossers from Sacred Heart
college will clash with the Olympic
club team Saturday at the Ocean Shore
grounds.
The Sacred Heart boys will line UP
as follows: French, pitcher; J. Riordan,
catcher; Benneson. first base; Benn.
second base; Goldenson, shoptstop
Captain O'Hair. third base; Dougherty,
right field; l.. Riordan, left field; Byrne,
center field.
The Sacred Heart trackmen will en-
ter five of the following for the Aca- :
demic Athletic league cross country
run Saturday: NJ. Roeckel, 9. Meagher,
f. Meagher, E. McAvoy, H. Bennesen,
z. Carney, =. Benn, w. Dunn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Jeffries and Little Ad
Create Merriment
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call |

LOS ANGELES. March S.-Even their
associates, accustomed to seeing both
men in all manner of poses, could not
restrain shouts of laughter today when
Jim Jeffries. undefeated heavy weight.
boxed few rounds with Ad Wolgast,
the diminutive lightweight
Wolgast and party of friends went
out to Jeff's house and the big former
champion and the little champion
boxed. played ball and romped in the
hot sun like couple of boys.
Ad stood up to the big fellow and
hammered away harmlessly. while he
had no difficulty in parrying the ini-
tation blows that JEFF aimed at him.
Both perspired freely and declared it
a good workout.
Wolgast and Jones leave in the
morning for Michigan, to be gone two
months.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Recruits Report For
Beaver Practice

SANTA MARIA Marca 3-Temmy
Murphy. form efly catcher for the
Philadelphia team Of the Pennsylvania
league, reported for duty TO Manager
Mccredie of the Portland baseball team
today.
kratzburg Of Los Angeles. who viii
make his debut into professional COM
pany this season, and Leazy, the Mon
tana southpaw Of the Canadian Copper
league, came to town this morning,
donning the Portland uniform and get
ting into practice without delay.
Nick Perrine. the shortstop of the
Stockton team in the state league last
year. is also here TO get into trim with
the McCredie performers
Ivan Olsen. the shortstop who asked
q higher salary than was offered, has
at last signed his contract and will be
on the inheld lineup of the men from
the north.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
CAFE SINGER CHARGED
WITH THEFT OF BROOCH
Florence Thompson Arrested on
Complaint of Landlady

Florence Thompson, striking young
blonde. who isaan entertainer at the
Imperial cafe in Oakland, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Policeman Nj. f.
Dowell for stealing $500 brooch from
Mrs. Finis Chrisman of s65 Eddy street.
Two days ago Miss Thompson rented
a room from Mrs. Chrisman. When
Mrs Chrisman was away yesterday the
star boarder is charged with having
entered her room, from which she took
the brooch from handbag and pawned
it at IL Eddy street for $66.
Then there was a bit of shopping.
Miss Thompson bought a stylish suit, a
pair of shoes and a wonderful spring
hat. When she returned Mrs. Chris
man was Waiting for her and it wasn't
long before the star roomer sought an
other abode, accompanied by Dowell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Leaders Unchanged In
Bowling Tourney

DETROIT, March 3.-The leaders in
the three events of the tenth annual
tournament of the American bowling
congress remained unchanged as the
result of today's play. New faces
appeared. however. in second place in
the five man teams and singles 1t is
almost certain that all American bowl
ing congress records will be broken
The Libertys of Rochester N Y,
proved best of the first squad in the
five man events, rolling>>2,7Se. II pins
below the 2.s03 of the leading Colon
ials of Madison. Wis.
Larry Sutton, individual champion of
1909, was best with Isl, 229 and III
Dressman of Detroit was the leader
of the four squads which shot in the
singles. His Sal came within one pin
of tying George Oakley of Madison.
Wis, for the lead
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
PROMISES TO PAY
AUTOMOBILE BILLS
Mrs. Eleanor Reuser Gets One
Weeks Grace

When the case of Mrs. Eleanor Reu-
ser. s7g Third avenue. charged with
defrauding Allen Loughead. chauffeur.
out of bill of s770 was called in
Police Judge Conlan's court yesterday.
her attorney. F. B. Clarke, asked for
a continuance of a week, as his client
expected to receive her share of. an
estate from the east and would settle
all ofe her obligations The continu-
ance was granted. Another chauffesr
was in court with a bill of $3.50 against
Mrs. Reuser and another with bill of
SAT. and they consented to wait for
a week before swearing to complaints
against her.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
PULLED THE TOOTH
ONLY TO GET "PULLED"
Dentist Without License |.
Trapped by Detectives

O. J. Fortsch was convicted by a
jury in Judge Lawlor's court yesterday
of practicing dentistry without a IL
cense. This is the first conviction OBJ
tanned in the state under the law of
1909, comforting exclusive jurisdiction
upon superior courts in these cases.
Fortsch was trapped November 26,
1909, when lie took 81 for pulling the
tooth of a witness sent by the state
board of medical examiners
F'ortsch took the witness stand in
his own behalf. but did not deny having
.practiced as a dentist.
He twice submitted himself to ex-
animation by the board. bat failed on
each occasion. The conviction will be
appealed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-04
Poloists Practicing For
Big Game

The English. poloists and the mem
bers of the Burlingame club are get
ting ready for some of the big matches
which are to be played soon
practice game was played yester-
day on the Crossways field. The plav-
ers who participated in the play were
F. A Gill. F. B. Hurndall Major G. w.
Hobson. Major H. r Lee on one team
and Walter Hobart. Tom Driscou. +. ].
Carolan, George Garrett and w. L.
Breeze practiced on the other team.
The crack eastern poloists Monte
Waterbury and J. Z. Cowdin, are ex-
pected to arrive at Burlingame on Sat
urday-