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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

and new sugar factories, smelters
reduction works, and pumping plants
for irrigation purposes, and irrigation
for not more than six years from and
after their establishment
Sec 49, All corporations or persons
in this state or doing businesses there
in shall be subject to taxation for
state, county school municipal or
other purposes on the real ana person.
al property owned, held. or used by
them within the territorial limits OF
the authority levying the tax
Sec. IA. The making of profit out
of public moneys. or using the same
for any purposes not authorized by
law, by any public officer shall be
deemed a felony and shall be punish-
ed as provided by law, but part Of
such punishment shall be disqualif-
cation to hold public office; and all
public moneys shall be deposited in
National Banks or IN banks of trust
companies, Incorporated under the
laws OF the state. to draw interest 10
be applied to the fund from which
the same are derived in such manner
as may be prescribed by law.
See. 10 The legislature may exempt
from taxation Go each head OF q fam
ly property to the amount of two
hundred dollars.
AZ the night session. the balance OF
the report of tine committee on tax
alton and revenue was disposed ot
with the exception Of section l8. on
which there is some dispute
The report of the committee on
public lands was then taken up The
article is brief and the committee ass
sured the convention that not over
thirty minutes would hc required to
"A ..f a.
taken, however, as IL required over
two hours for the debate on the
question, Delegates Ferguson, sena
and pr Garrison making lengthy
speeches, Delegate Nestor Montoya
of Bcruallllo presided as chairman Of
the committee Of the whole. The ar
ucle as agreed TO follows.
Section /. An lands belonging 60
the territory OF New Mexico and all
lands granted, transferred or CON
firmed TO the state by congress and
all lands that may be hereafter ac-
CURED are declared To he public lands
of the state TO be held or disposed of
as may be provided by law for the
respective purposes for which they
have been or may be granted, donated
or otherwise acquired, provided that
school sections ., so, l6 OF 36 when
not contiguous To other state lands,
shall he reserved from sale for the
period of ten years unless such sec
tion can he sold within that time for
not less tEan ten dollars per acre
Sec. ,. The commissioner of public
lands shall have been a resident OF
New Mexico for not less than five
years prior to his election, He shall
classify and have the direction. con
troll, care and disposition OF all public
lands under the provisions of the en-
abing act OF congress, and such reg
ulations as may be provided by law.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
ENERYv|LLE MEET.
OPENS TODAY
Mile Handicap With a Purse of
$1,000 Is Feature of First
Days Races in California.

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirel
san Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE rae
ing season under the auspices of the
new California Jockey club, will
open at EmoryVille tomorrow with an
attractive card Interest win center
chiefs r. the opening handicap, with
a value OF $1,000 az one mile Among
the nine entered are some Of the ciev-
crest performers in the country. It
is expected that Spellbound viii rule
faycrte owing TO his good showing in
Canada Glass will ride him. Bub-
bling Water which viii be ridden by
Archibald has many admirers. Sea
Cliff another prominent candidate,
win have A. Thomas in the saddle.
Richard Dwyer viii ofticiate as
starter for the first two weeks ana
alternate with Jake Hoffman after
that time. T.. G. Hopper w!ll act as
presiding Judge and Martin Nathan
son as handicapper.
There was light rain today, but
tho Indications are for fair weather
and fast track.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
PROPOSED FLIGHT MAY
AGAIN BE POSTPONED

Charlotte, n. c., Nov. III. A. ID.
McCurdy, who has been here two days
under contract to make a flight in
his Curtiss biplane and has been
handicapped by unfavorable winds,
said tonight he had bee ninstructed
by Mr.. Curtiss to remain here tomor-
row and make q third effort to carry
out his contract.
so far as l am concerned" said
Mr.. McCurdy, "the New York flight is
postponed. Mr.. Curtiss, however, is
on the ground and it is up to him.
presume Mr.. Mars will make the flight
from the deck of the Pennsylvania.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
Annual California Game Today.

Berkeley. Cal. Nov. 11.-With
both teams in the best of shape, all
is in readiness for the twentieth an
nual football game between Stanford
university and the University of Cali
fornia, to be played on California
field tomorrow afternoon. Every
ticket for the contest has been sold
and the crowd which will gather at
the stadium Will be the largest which
has ever witnessed an athletic contest
on this coast.
In the games previously played by
the two universities, Stanford has won
ten and California five. Since the sub
stitution of rugby for the intercol-
legiate form of the game Stanford
has been victorious three times and
California once.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
Idaho. >: Whitman. 0.

Walla Walla, Wash. Nov. 11.-Time
was called IN the game between the
university of Idaho and Whitman col
iege here this afternoon with a Whit
man player lying across the Idaho
sodl hne, with the ball under him,
aug the score TO 0 in favor of Idaho.
fleld Judge Resso held the Whit
nan a Doys were not entitled to n touch
,g,oNh and gave the game to the Wis
a, Inc game was very rough, old
9sle football being used extensively
aeNls, right end for Whitman. went
t WIN dislocated shoulder, while
'hihs' quarterback for Idaho. was
."Jured about the head and Edmond
hon right end for Idaho, was disabled
an injury to his shoulder IahO
oSored IN the third quarter, but fail
Cd TO kick goal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
LIGHTWEIGHT LOOKS
FOR BOUT WITH
DESCHLER
Davis of Denver Issues ChaI-
Ienge to Albuquerque Black
smith as Soon as His Wing
Is in Good Shape,

Ed n. Davis. lightweight cham
pion" of Denver. Colo. wants TO try q
bout with Simon Deschier, the young
Albuquerque blacksmith. who recent
~ tried it on the mat with the famous
McCray of Colorado. The Morning
Journal has received the following
letter.
Denver, Colo, November 10.
The Morning Journal Albuquerque,
Dear sirs The match between Joe
McCray of Longmont, Colo, and
Simon Deschler of your city has been
called off ON account of a fractured
or disabled arm of Deschier's. As
soon as Deschlcr Is able to wrestle.
should like to meet him in a handi-
cap match In your city or in any place
he may mention. I would like Co
challenge him through your paper 10
the effect that he can't beat me two
falls in one hour, for winner take all
gate receipts, or any way he wants.
would wrestle him a straight match.
only DE is much heavier than {. Hop
ing 20 hear something Of this in the
near future, and thanking you for
your kindness. I beg to remain,
Yours truly,
ED y. DAVIS
.'iss Pounds"
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Armijo Bldg Inquire. Suite No. 3
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
THE CROSS COUNTRY
RUNNERS INSPECT
COURSE AT PRIMO ET0N

Princeton, ". J., Nov Ito
lamiliarize themselves with the
course, the cross country squads Of
Dartmouth. Yale, Harvard. Cornell
and Pennsylvania today walked over
the three miles of country they viii
have to traverse In the twelfth annual
cross-country run of the 1ntercol-
legiatc Association of Amateur
Athletes OF America here tomorrow
The remaining teams cnrered--Co-
lumbia Massachusetts, New York In
stitute Of Technology, and Michigan
ARE expected to arrive tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
Taxation and Public Lands
Report Are Adopted.

Continued from Page -
write into this constitution two en-
tire sections TO overcome their effect
and it is absolutely necessary that sec
tions three and four be written in
and YOU must not put the word 'ac-
cordng to their value. If you want
20 reach licenses ana taxes of that
Kind which have not fixed value be-
acnse the courts will probably say
that il IFS not a matter that can have
a value fixed upon it.
Nov, for that reason. ] say that
the section as originally drafted. must
be changed. and | am also convinced
that If you adopt Il as amended, you
must. in order to give il scope, write
in sections three and four. In other
words, you have used two words which
nocessitates the writing of two sec
tions to qualify them.
Now. If this were left to me, Mr..
Chairman, | would not have word
about taxation from one end Of the
constitution to the other. Then we
would not be put in the position that
some eight or ten states are now in
where they are attempting to get ria
of the words, equal and uniform in
order 20 adopt themselves to the mod
ern methods Of reaching corporations
for taxation and revenue. The proVis-
cbange1 IA ,,.ord 'nronert,t' Ia .suh-
iect to taxation. Section here reads:
rn.,b tanciIie things u,bich the
.c,,,,rt,, sa,, T., not ,,rnnrrtv the,r have
V.ritton IN snhiect tn toxationi far
better term and a far more important
one. Therefore, / say, while would
be absolutely compelled TO vote
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
Harvard Plays Dartmouth Today.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 1.-THE
Dartmouth football team which ar
rived from Hanover today, had two
hours signal practice in the stadium
today with closed gates
Dartmouth has more than usual in
terest in the contest because it has
been understood that in the event of
a decisive Dartmouth defeat the Har-
ward authorities would feel free to
enter into football compact with
Princeton to the exclusion of Dart
mouth next year.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
Harvard Denies Rumor of Agreement

PrlncetOn, n. j., NOV. II.-DenlaI
was made tonight of the rumor that
Princeton and Harvard had signed an
agreement to play football together
for the next five years.
The rumor has been widely circu-
lated that another meeting between
the universities was assured, some
alumni going so far as to say they
have positive information.
1t is believed that announcement of
the contest is being withheld pending
the readjustment of the relations of
both Princeton and Harvard with
Dartmouth.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

FhlIadeIphia, Nov. LITTLE UNI
Nerslty of Michigan and the Univer-
sHy Of Pennsylvania football squads
Today completed their preparations
ior the annual contest between the
Two teams tomorrow
Ii is feared that Ramsdell. left
iheltback, viii be unable to play, as
ms ms Knee is still bothering him. Scott,
ne regular quarterback, is suffering
from an old injury.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
AVIATOR WILL FLY
FROM LINER
First Mail Carrying Flight from
Ship to Land viii Be At
tempted Today,
IBy Mornlng Journal speelaI Leasea wIrel

t-'' '"' ''''H "V"'T T'I "UVVI'H Ae'IhVu NITtI
New York, Nov. 11.-With fair
weather promised for tomorrow
preparations went forward today for
J. A. d. McCurdys proposed flight to
Governors Island from the deck of
the Hamburg g-American liner Penn
sylvania, fifty miles out at sea. The
flight is to begin at o'clock.
McCurdy will carry special mail
pouch, filled with letters written on
light weight paper. His take-off is
to be from plank runway eighty-five
feet long. extending out over the stern
of the ship.
Several yachts and three chartered
tugs will accompany McCurdy as best
they can If all goes well, he ought
TO land on Governors Island about
O'Clock. He will be assisted by j. c.
Mars of the Curtiss staff.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

., new York. Nov. 11.-Fred Brooks,
- Dettlng commissioner. announced
20 nssht that he had tried to place
,-'VVv 70 $4,000 on Yale at the Prince
a. eiuD' but the Princeton men shied
80 he odds. He met with similar
r1sUe 'ule al those odds in the hotel cor
ssisoors, although offering to split the
-''vV INTO smaller amounts.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
nenn1rnis Gnln Tonr.

Concord. y H.. Nov. 11.1Compiete
returns OF The vote for
members Of the legislature show the
state senate will consist OF l5 repub-
licans and eight democrats. against
twenty republicans and four demo :
cy.,ts tu+o wears ago. The house Of
representatives this year Z23 republic
cans and 165 democrats have been
elected with two tie votes recorded.
In the 1909 house there were 2tV re-
publicans ana III democrats,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

jamestown. Nov. 11.-Summaries
First race, furlongs: Horizon won;
Bounder. second; Spez Nostra, third.
Time, t:2S 2-5.
Second race, furlOngs: Trustee
won; Elhart. second @. L. Buster,
third. Time, 1;02 3-5.
Third race. handicap, mile and
1-16: Arondack won; Reybourn,
second Sand Hill, third. Time, 1:4S.
Fourth race, 5 IL furlongs; Won
Lear won; Seneca. second; Mobility,
third. Time, 1908 3-5
Fifth race, ~ furlcngs: John A.
Munroe won; Lady Chiffon, second
Baby Willie. third. Time 1909 1-5
Sixth race. mile end lie: Henry
Munroe won; Cheek, second; Golden
Castle, third. Time, 1;4S 35.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
princcton Is ConfIdcnt.

Princeton, n. j., Nov. 11.-Prince-
ton university graduates from all parts
of the country began their biennial
migration to Princeton today to wit
ness the thirty-sixth annual football
game between Yael and Princeton.
Coach Roper tonight said the
Princeton players are in excellent
condition and are confident of win
ming.
Prospects are for a dry, fast field
tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
OfficiaI count Is Needed.

..r-n Francisco. Nov. 11-Almost
M pete but unofficial returns from
w .Ist congressional district give
ala. hnglenight. republican. a plur-
de,,ss ~ " votes over John Z. Baker.
tgreiihocrat. ~ However. as a majority of
,.'s missing precincts are i'm counties
The. e1 by Baker, il is not probable
des,tle tle Result will be determined
comrI'iy until the official canvass is
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
YALE TEAM PLAYS
PRINCETON TODAY
Coaches Announce After Final
Practice That Squad Shows.
Improvement and viii Win.
rpy Morning Journal Special Leased wirel

TDy Morning J0urhaI sDecIaI Lehsed WireI
New Haven. Conn, Nov. 1l.-The
vale football team this afternoon had
IFS final practice before the Prince
ton game tomorrow. Later the
coaches said on hour had been spent
IN signal drill and individual work
The r,en were given their instruo-
tions and left this evening for New
York.
The coaches ana team are optimis-
tic as to the outcome OF the game
and believe there has been sufficient
Improvement to assure victory.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
HORSE SHOW OPENS
At NEW YORK
Number 200 More Than
in Previous Events Cash
Prizes Total $4,000,
IBy Morning Journal sDecini Leased wlrel

TBJ
New York, Nov. l1-The twenty
sixth national horse show viii open
tomorrow afternoon at Madison
Square Garden. Nearly 100 entries,
moro BY 200 than the best previous
record viii compete Tor $4,000 in
cash prizes and several thousand dol
lars In trophies
The international military and
jumping contests have brought rid
crs from France, England, Canada,
the Netherlands and one from Nor
way to compete against American Of
ficers trained nj West Point.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

Cornell Snnad Is ReadY.

Ithaca n. Y, Nov. 11.-Coaeh Reed
of Cornell chose his lineup for to-
morrow's game with Chicago after
light signal drill this afternoon and
says he is prepared to play the best
game of the season.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
OnIy Ono .RRONfn oIlININI1.,

iN,g.t r"st Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
w Z, Look for the signature of e.
"roVe. Used the World over to
ie Cold in one Day. 25c.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

S17'a Claus matinee Gem today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

FOR RENT-Onice desk roc IN. n. T
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-25
SUDDEN DEATH OF
EDWARD F. PATTEN

Edward F. Patten, a well-known en-
ploye Of f. O. Hall 4 Son died sudden
~ last night as a result of an attack
Of heart failure. He rode home appar-
emily in his usual health. but had a
severe attack soon after his arrival
He iaE down, feeling faint, and ap-
peared to realize thoroughly his seri-
Gus condition. Feeling that he was
about to pass away, he said goodbye to
his family, and gave directions that his
body he cremated. and death came to
him soon after he had babe his wife
and children the last farewell
The deceased left a wife and two
children. He was i salesman of f, o.
Hall x Son, and a brother Of W \.
fatten. manager Of \. b. Arleigh 4
co. The funeral viii take place today.
the remains being cremated according
TO the directions given by the deceased.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-25
NEW PHONES
ARRIVE MONDAY
Reorganization OF the Telephone
System Is At
Hand.
INSTRUMENTS ON THE KOREA
Within a Few Weeks Automatic
System Will Be in Operation,
Says Manager
INSTRUMENTS ON THE KOREA

The automatic telephones will arrive
here Oh the Korea Monday. The me
chanics who VIII install the new instru-
ments are also on board the ship and
just as soon as the apparatus is gotten
out Of the vessel the work Of installa-
ton will begin.
Acting Manager Congdon stated last
night that the actual work Of installa-
ton will take but a short time and that
within very few weeks all of the
old instruments will be thrown out and
the new will be in place. The storage
batteries are already here and for some
weeks the company has only been
awaiting the arrival of the automatic
phones in order to complete the install
lation Of the new system.
The conduit is all down the cables
have been drawn, wires in the outside
districts are up and the telephone com
pany has in fact two complete distribute
ing systems. Just as soon as the new
phones have been connected up the
system will be cut over and the old tele-
phone system will 90 out of business
forever
When the automatic phones are in
stalled ii will be necessary to change
the numbers Of the subscribers, but
otherwise the service will not be inter
fered with in any way. This change of
numbers is necessitated by the fact that
each subscriber number must consist
of at least four figures. Thus in the
business district all of the phones now
numbered with three figures will have
four. Number 145 Will became 1145
and SO forth. As the numbers must run
numerically up to 5000 this change will
mean complete REMEMBERING Of the resi-.
dence phones.
The company Is now prepared to al
lot the new numbers to subscribers so
that any who may contemplate having
stationery printed can get their right
numbers at once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-25
GREAT WALL Of
LAVA FROM
AETNA
Historic SiCiIian Volcano Repeat
ing Her Destructive
Course.
OBSERVATORY WIPED OUT
Soldiers, Doctors, Engineers and
American Tourists Rush
to the Scene.
OBSERVATORY WIPED OUT

CATANIA, March 25.-Mount Aetna
is in the most violent eruption for
many years. A twenty foot wall of
lava is sweeping down upon villages
beneath the volcano. and vast destruc-
ton of property is inevitable
Twelve entirely new craters have
opened on the mountain All are ae-
tive, and they are regarded as threat
ening a much greater eruption. 4
The meteorological station, maintain
ed for many years as a scientific OBJ
seryatory, has been utterly destroyed
by the flow Of lava CELEBRATING ev-
erything in its path, the great wall of
lava is devastating thousands Of acres
of fertile land and destroying large
portions of several villages. Its prog
ress has been slow. 50 that inhabitants
have been able to escape with their
lives.
The government has sent soldiers,
doctors and engineers to the scene.
Martial law has been declared in part
of the affected district. and a corps of
engineers will study the course Of the
lava flow.
There is tremendous rush of Amer
lean tourists to the scene Of the lava
hoW, as sightseers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-25

The Amer.raD-Hawaiian company
,3s ready to do its fun share to
4 in the growth and development
Hawaii. said President Dearborn
.opyersation with an Advertiser re
.,sr Yesterday. 1--WE have given
,re than passing attention to the ques-
a, # passenger accommodations and
are ready as we always have been
meet the people of Hawaii half way.
As I said in my address before the
amber of commerce yesterday, if the
spe of Hawaii want tourists they
t go after them in a businesslike
7 Go to Pasadena, where the tour
/, gather, see the manager of the
rest tourist hotel Learn something
the tourist trade from the persons
make catering to tourists bust
=. See what tourists want and as
rain whether Hawaii offers attrac-
rs WhicH VIII ''i"7 ''''''' N.Y.
re quantities.
If. after mature consideration. It
=, rkaIv that catering to tourists
f,-'' l,., nrofrah1a On MIC the bu,l-
f for al there i. in it. Build a fine
- hotel not in the heart of the
~ ~. IN the outskirts of Honolulu.
70 oil If the attractions which south
rolifornia tourist hotels offer. With
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-25

the
president he
of ex-p
WASHINGTON. March President
o
having consultation with Roosevelt being discussed indication
of
political in he
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-25
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER

The city auditor Of the city of Fargo,
North Dakota, will receive, until the
hour of five o'clock p. M. the 18th
day of September, 1910, sealed pro-
posals, upon the basis of cash pay
ment, for the furnishing of all ma
terials for, and the construction Of
15-inch lateral sewer on north and
south alley in north part of block
OF Roberts Addition, extending from
east and west alley in said block 1 to
First avenue north, in Sewer District
NO. 2 of said cityy according to- the
plans and specifications therefor on file
in the Office of the city auditor.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to begin the construction of
said sewer within thirty (30) days
after signing contract, and to complete
the same within thirty (S0) days
thereafter.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check as required by law and
In accordance with the specifications.
Each bid shall be securely sealed
and shall have endorsed upon the out
side thereof statement of the work
such proposal is for.
The city council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated, Fargo, N. D., August rs, 1910.
e. r. ORCHARD,
City Auditor.
(Aug. %, Sept. 1, 1900