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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
CrRTISS CASE UP TO-DIT. \
Demands Of the virgins NAY Prevent
International A'iatiOn Meet.


The suit 81 the Wright Aeroplans Com
many agains, the Curtiss- Herring Com
panv will b. called tomorrow in the
Circuit Court 81 Appeals before Judges
Laoombe Coke and Ward. In the orig
nal hearing before Judge Hazel Of the
supreme Court 81 Buffalo a decision
Urs granted in favor u the complainants,
temporarily enloining the defendants
from exhibiting or manufacturing
machines Mr. Curtiss, who has been
making flights In the West, 10 under a
b0nd 10 the court. u was said Yesterday
that should the Wnghts finally sustain
their claims Mr. Curtiss will 60 70 Europe,
where b. will be free n iiy without legal
Interference The prizes on the other
side amount 20 something like $4,000,
while IN America there ia only one
cash prze Of $1,000 aud the trophies
offered by Country LIE N Amfr'co and
the Scientific AmGricd1.
Doubt was also expressed - 70 whether
the international aviation meet viii b"
held here because ~ he Ci@ua nds u
the Wright brothers who. Il ~ aid, had
a.ked . cnsh sum u S2S 90 and . guar.
.ntee 81 ~ per cent. Of the gate receipts
Tor the u@a y their patents. Samuel
" Valentine. acting president OF the
Aero Club u America, refused ~ confirm
or DENY the statement. bur said that a
meeting ~ the executive board will be
held tomorrow afternoon, when prob
ably some definite decision will he reached.
He said. hoEever. the matter would h.
settled within the next few days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
Cour, CalrRdArs THIS Da,.

sayrems Colr, Appellate Division Nos asa,
30. ga, ita 50 n. a.,
supreme cont sparta Tsfm-Pat l-h9
nsrts matters Part 90 Niear Mguons-Demur
feT 40 2f9 Preferred causas-Nes 80 ~
Genefal caisndar Nos, 49, 80 lssa' 90 % 49, 49,
,s9i an Sss. tsr tssB tla5. ss9.. tis. plSeres
r.ipndaf rail-d az iOia 4. ~. perS ". Case 90
aulsbed. Part ' Case diminished Fet' -
M NJ as,osrssd usSii NondsT, May u. iSiG
Cases seRt from Part ~ 70 fers aEd
rvia Tsrm-raI' y Sass .san - -. S 20,
,sia ssss "a. ;eip' ms, 71si. san. 1854. lsaA
isis fiOt 7taa. Is8., 7ti7, ia.e. zee Fefs I!.:-
ace unhp,shsd has ealendeT 10 iiss' -
Ass. isIS. ~ 40 W. iO1e 90. leis iaIi ~.
\! Adjourned unUi Monday. MAY ~ islo Part
Vii-Cass unanishsd. Par! VI! ..Cass unaa.
.lsd Day 70. s's ca i5. =. 81 90. 80
m siss isss siSs. sOs. saas seos eos, sQl2. 49,
yiN SiiS. si.s, slss. MsA ~; ~; ~ 80:
aa07 atls .aa2. zss tsa t0it. assl 81 s49 taft
tS s gsrpisssd' Eases seuI tom Par, Wa. 70
csss anGnishsd Psr, xi.i,-c..s unenishss
pa,' XIV gsnnlssst Day ss .. s, S 70;
20 issi' ,sfd' $50. sE, sal5. sasl. lO4a. ~
asss Pnrt ~ -Case unnnished. FartAEi. ase
unnnished Part XVII Case unhulshed, Cases
sent iron Part NV 70 Parts At. XII, Nv XH'
sarfoFAtea Court ChamSeTs.- FOR probate
Wills u kathaHne y sltouls, EtHBueth n
Gunst Anna n stehbins, MARY broply, george
a AaIaasias. Andrew EuuSsser, Iines Coed
fellow a. ttaoA ~ rriaiTcrm. 40 193a. kaths.
ina t,ltkncrht 81 tuan a. "a.
CHS Court speciai Tern Court opens 40 70
NJ Modons Trial Tern -Part Casa 20
fnishsd Part o. Case unfinished. par, w -
Caae uhfHisaad DaF ralauaaT-aas l5.e. 1873.
fn IiN Jfsa a1s, TLli 12a6 1872, T12i. 1871 1850.
1ale I1N. 40 7i0i. Tii9. 1I.i. fii9. s'e1. T.l3
s1al I1aa. TasI Tas. faia. 7aai s1d1 Par ~ Case
unfinished. short carsfs- Nns. Wla. li0l, 1871
einl mf7 gini ne Gn- AinA 1ii7, 2iiA. 1.li. Part
V--Casa uuluIanel PART Nls=C1ae uanuifhGl
Part Nll -Cnsa uunnishra. Part WIN Clear
calss cent from Part H. 70 PtTa l.. a.. ". VI.
MI aud VIII.
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N,-HISGUOv, May iO.--The following
..rra'.rs we're sent 90 the senate
HfF
.r u.aI S'a'es Marshal for he d.
Son Jersey. Thomas !. A.c0it
.. Ha s.rar- OF Public Moneys. John
BE-. LIZZIE F0cE. Ark Alfred y
mo- ~Iaauvhie. Cal
oysters oi Land Ofices. Thomas
4 Nusanyil'e. Cal Truman
Oakland cal
.. a.g.I..re session number o.
as we're confirmed. 'he m0si
ueEg that 81 Foster Brown
..'-r-s"e 'o be- Attorney General for
P.-. ..u.
Toe -saate adjourned untl Tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
TINE SEGGOERS.
mrs. AslSs. the I.oAgWOFIhs. tim sullivan
ana ". n. Hearst Gslng On the ManFetAa'a
Sailing to-day by the CunArdeT Maure-
taDia. Tor FlshR,iard and Liverpool

Mrs. AatOg, the LoRGN ortim. Ntni s~ts'A"
ana ". n. Hearst Gstng On the NAnFeaAa'a
Sailing to-day by the CunArdeT Naure-
tania. for FishguATd and Liverpool:
Mra. Aston. MF and Mrs. Nicholas IonE-
worth. Ted y Marks. Mr. and Mrs. frans
p. Mitchell. Timothy y. Sullivan, William
r. Hearst. Mrs. j. D. SCHUYLER. Prince
n TokuRnwa, Forbss-Roberts ION. Capt.
o.. e. Bas-. Sir and Mrs T. = Blaseslse,
Mr. and Mrs Henry " Bull, Mr. and Mrs,
r. " chaplin. Roland Il. COnklin, Nc, and
Mrs John ". Donsidine. Mrs A, {. Dana,
Charls~ DilllnEham. John Duyeen, Mr. and
Mrs Rohrr, ". Willie. n, 4. Emery. Sir
Hugh and Lady Graham. Robert Goelct.
J. ". Powell. .. D. Wormser. ~ = "r1oe'
Miss GLADYS Grace. Mitchell Harrison. Mr
and Mrs. s. nemphih Charles =. hshIy =
Mr aud Mrs Chari"s Pope. NJ and Mrs
4. NJ Voorhi.. Nc. y d Mrs.. D. 1. Mhlafd
and Mr. aud Mr. RONart To"
Passengers by theAwhits Star liner
Tsutonic' for Plymouth. CherbOurg and
Southampton:
Percy Belden, ~ Belden. Mr and
Mrs Philip 4 Bruce, sheldon crosby, w
and Mr. Freak n. hatch. claude Nap''T'
pisrson, fT.deFIe . 4 ~. Rhodes. Nor
tsrle Rutherford Willing spence, Mrs
John Thompson Spence and William Ionn
whiting.
BY the Hamburg American liner Penn
sylvania, for Hamburg
John " bronson. Capt Charles y Cold
amfh. col 81 n 3 Camphell. NJ. and Mrs
Matthias l. Cook. Capt ", \ tarla. col,
nj A Winter aud Dr. Edward odbolz
By the Quebec line steamship Bermu-
dian. for Bermuda
Frank q Rake. Bishop and Mrs. " y
Derrick, Thsodore Morgan, Mr. and Mrs
y " Woolley. Charles Mathew. y. y.
Matihevs and " - Roy Richardson
Passengers by the Royal Mail liner
OrOtava, for Bermuda
Il p B,,ckinrham. { " FLOYD. Mr. and
Mrs Myron : Hail. d 4. Maitland and
James =. Moutcn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
THIS BORROWER Just 4 BEAr.
He Personates Brll GrGs. slanagVF and
LeNies Tribute Frsm Drivers.

The clothing firm Of Brill Bros. is a~king
tie n'opgration Of the public man sttempa
'o and a young man who has beNa
sv.ldluE delivery wagon drivers. The
yorng nan says he is manager Of one
VI The Erin stores and tAat he has Iust
ip-' s. Jr $40 4 the victim will lend him
me amount the manager not only will
repay him bst also will r,eks harm =
present o! pair II trousers or soma
sliuz '- ".l-7 goods Il the victim will
cal ~ tho store. Several persons have
called ~ tine stores expecting % eet the
amount Of their loans % the manager.
The borrower - described as about
- wears Old. ) fee, inches in height.
stoutiy built, f'.,l faced and Of pleaaAnt
address He wears blue serge suit and
affects green glasses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11

WASHINGTON. May iO The collier
Justin has arrived Al san Francisco. the
tug Sioux A. Boston. the battles hip south
Carolina az Lynn Haven Bay. tae cruisers
Montana. Tennessee. South Darota and
Chester and collier a. Montevideo.
the cruiser D. 1ie o. Wgshing tOn and the
torpedo boats Whipple. Hull TrHtun
Perry. Paul Jones. Preble. Stew art .
lawrence. Goldshoro and Rowan AZ San
Diego
The collier leondas has sailed from
Guantanamo for Hampton Roads. the
despatch boat Dolphin from Washington
Tor New York N" collier Vulcan from
Portsmouth. y. H. for Hampton Hoads
the ginboa, Paducah from CristObal for
Bluehslds. the collier Hector from Sewalls
Point for Rio de Jansiro and the torpedo
boats Reid and Flusser from New York
yard for Newport
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
.rm, and VA, Orher..

W,sHisuroN. NAY Io .TAs,s army orders
have hscn itsuea
Major George n gksurssl, Medical Corps. 70
Fort MacEenne.
GENERAL tos Dital. hoi springs. AfE 70 ais ga aOn
cast Guorgg :. baa. HAtoshia infanirS, 70
Fort Ira vsuWoffh.
tir,t IIrut Frederiek n smith Coast artlsFy.
WiH assume charge unasB INSTRUCTIONS Of ne
guariefmastsf General Of the army 81 couttruc
Too wlFk aa faBt HancoCk. Tag lirst Lieut.
Chssssf J UCodlrr, Coast AFtlley
Cast James p N0rmOyte. Fourth ln'aniry 20
an yaranry 10 ogartefmasiers Department
MAior Js9s x Cree, Coast Ariiliefy. 70 home,
preparatory from service
Malor Charles 3 Farnsworin. 70 slEieenth
TRES Lieut. FranE u Burton. TO FifssESA To-.
IRIS Lieut. Carroll b hodges 20 Twsary ninih
TiTs, lieut. rlVhuEh y AHdsreics to Team
first lieut. James n Churehil 10 glsbissuth
cspt Henry " shsFn Cotit Aruisry. 70 on
VACANCY IN 9uaFiefWaslera uanaftmeht
firsf lleut Joan G. Aaul fiih Fbed AfulleFy,
detailed % Fort sl0cum iog general recruiting
r,1,t Lent Bates Tucker. Flsysn,h Iasan,ry.
Wtl procee1 % BIZ home preparatory 20 retire.
meat
Thsss payy srdsrs have been issued
Lleu W y letters, 70 Naval Msdcal School
H0spi e. Nasninrion. iur ifea tment
tfgGi " BD4ni from NaHm Academy 70
fhe Nebraska
Faaign w Madden when discharged treat.
msnJ La Animas hospital. 70 home and walt
1nnHra.
NIdahfnmen r ". n0~zuen ald z. ~. noian.
from fhs New Hampstire - ne MoutE1mery.
W'dshnmen 81 a Hod4man end n. 2 n.
Midshiuman .. l. n11sy. non he Nisaiualppi
A ~ wnnt9rTrprT
MdsSpmsa = " e,ruiesssl. from ne Nsv
fnr1FT n ne Mrll4 gfl1YU.
MaltiBmaa 81 ~ ~ gmmst iram the Coz.
aecucIt 10 ~ MgnlgomeIV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
PROPORTION

No man with a sense Of pro-
portion would buy an autOmo-
bile on a 5000 salary-ihOugh
some do.
No building should be erect
ed AZ q coat IN excess Of that
on which the income is bassd
though some are.
Our Cost Insurance. contract
Is designed TO preserve the
proportion Of values.
Limiting the cost, the profit
and the time, means a mini
mum at Investment and o mako
mum Of income.
Cost Insurance. is such an
ideal arrangement that no
Owner can afford to disregard Il.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMP ANY
Building conasFueSDsn
F,iVV-One Wall Strees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11

The Wall Street edition Of TIE EvENIS0
sry contains al the financial news and
the stock and bond Quotations 10 the Close
Of tls market. The closing quotations.
Including the bid and asked prices. with
news matter are ouniailaa also
tn he nisht edition % TH8 EvEsEso sos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
Arrested for rost 0mcr Robbsr,

John and Joseph Brennan and Paul
Dietrich werc held by United States Com
missioner Morle Yesterday on suspicion
Of having robbed the post once at Newell.
" Va 81 a2IOO IN stamps on May 4.
They were arrested A. the Nassau Inn IN
Albany avenue Brooklyn. by detectives
and secret servics men
After the robbery the stamps we're ex-
pressed 20 a fictitious address In Albany
avenue and the express company couidn I
deliver them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
LElTES NW.OOO TO NrRNE.
woman Also Gives TFVlgt Company tIeFk
sBO,O 0B fer Being Petite.

BOsTox. MAY iO-Mrs. Annie Preston
Lincoln. Who died yesterday AZ her home
IN Commonwealth avenue. rewarded Miss
Nellie X Mcleg&cs. q nurse in the family
Tor .ors years. with bequest o. $4,000.
The will. vhich was fled Tor probate TO-
dty. also makes q beqlest 0f $1,000 10
d otto Zertahn. clerk IN a trust company.
Tor ne -politeness and Kindness IN bi'ai-
ness dealings Mrs. ElR Preston Ahan-
non Of Kansas City, a SISTER gets $1,000.
Henri Ids Wilson u brooRlyn rece,ves
az 90 Dr. Edward b Kellogg ~ Boston.
10 family physician. SOS. on. and Eugene
n pilets0n n taksp0rt y ". $1,000.
Tho -ssidue IL EFT 70 Mr. and Mr.. Edward
4 Fre.bs q CChHssst,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
STEEL COMPANY OR5EcTs.
Rs,hIehrm Folks Dont Like IBureAa "
Labor Report On ia C0nsiitiOns.

WASHINGTON. Siay 10. Charles N.
schwab. president Of the Bethlehem Steel
Company; p. g. Grace, It's general mana
ger. and other ohcials OF the company
Sad An extended conference with Score
tarv NaRel 81 the Department 81 Com
rneToa and Labor thts afternoon. II IN
understood they protested against Ger
tain features ~ the report recently uana-
nitted BY the Secretary 20 the Senate
on working. conditions IN the COmpany's
plant a. Bethlehem
The report which vas compiled by
special agents d the bureau showed that
The company was working certain Of
Ia men twelve hours . day and seven
dave a week AZ comparatively small
wages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
Renubllcan. get roErlhrr To Est.

WAsHISGToN. Nav 10 4 party love feast
vas held tonight AZ the home Of Rspresen-
,atiya William r Mckinley Of Illinois
chairman 81 the Republican ConEre~-
sional committee u vas agreed after
the dinner had been In progress for some
time that thing we're beginning 10 look
up for the grand old party There we're
insurgents Al O-hight's dinner and there
will be insurgents present when the
executive committee Eeets 10 map out
the next battle AT signs point 10 a plan
% campaign that will tend 10 bring party
men together instead % dividing them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-11
nn,,le.nIn ,In,snrhn,rlls slIr,.

The hattleship Massachusetts. recently
put Ia commission at the Brooklyn navy
yard after reconstruction. sailed yestey-
day morning for Annapolis She VII
take on a number Of midshipmen for "a
cruise 20 the Mediterranean.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11
GUAVARA CLAIMS He
|. Shot. VARGAS IN
mSELF-DEFENSE
WOUNDED MAN UNABLE TO
APPEAR AT PRELIMINARY
Policeman StiN at Liberty on
$1,000 Bond, Which Justice
OF the Peace Perea Reluctant
" Granted,

seif-aegense Nill BE- tho plea 80
Tony GuaNart. who ls otlt on $1,000
nond. chnfeed with attempting 10 XII
Francisco VARGAS in y frWeas which
occurred SATURDAY morning. netf Fla
ttcnth street nnd Harrison avenue,
and n which Dog Catcher g w
Hunter was n~ppHrcntlN the NUN mat
stafted a1l the trouble.
Guayara's preliminary hearing Vas
VIZ for yesterday morning at 40 oelotk
before Justice OF the Peace DAVID
perea. of Precinct as vargas was
not in 4 condition 10 appear as q VII
ness however and the pHst WIS con-
timed uutil 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
II IL doubtful whether the hearing
viii 80 had this afternoon. as Vargas
suffered quite q htt from pain Nesffi-
dus ANA it is not believed that ne VIII
be abb, 10 ianve st. Joseph hospital,
where He hats been confined since the
shooting. for several DAYS at least.
Tint The mayor is inclined TO uphold
the conduct 40 IuaNara ~ shown bN
the met that the policeman was req
resented YEA court Yesterday Us tltN
AttorneA ". ] collins. who asked mat
.GuaAnra's bond 81 si.eet, upon when
ne uas released from eustody Satnf-
dat b4 continued uniii the ureiimtti'
'rhc Justice assented 20 TINS
somewhat reiuctnutiN q buHNttl
returned "a Albuquerque and resumed
|aNtt an.the police force.
Uoih GlI8Nlra aud Vargas were m
IterNieWpd hN 6 Morning Joufnal rep"
rtetntHIiNp Yesterday 30 AN effort 40
determine tho facts in the caste ~
stories told hx the two men dlli'i
ass widely ass the accounts told pN
pearN and cook regarding thsif all
&c. sNL FaArt-AI fHL MIf#fN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11
W L TRIMBLE & CO.

ronNEn fSr ST erf COPPER Ave
livery. FeI and sale Sinhic~ T~t
naS. Turnaui~ on trssfnahif ftat-
Tclrrliauc 3 North ~txond Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11

after certain papers were taken out
Special Agent sheridan. after look
ing ever claws record Of The cases at
Seattle. indorscd the recommendation
for delay. ana later Acting Secretary
of the Interior Pierce granted the re-
quest Of the secretary of agriculture
TOR ii suspension OF the hearing, but
urged that the forestry investigation
o. the claims be FASTENED as much as
possible.
II was with the Cunningham claims
in this situation that CLAWS journeyed
from Seattle TO Beverly. Mass. last
summer M laid the ease before
President Taft The whole west by
this time was ablaze with the discus
sion of the Balliuger-Plnchot contro-
versy. Both OF the principals We're
attending rival conservation con-
crosses in the west. Pinehot making
speeches demanding the preservation
ef the land for the people, y Bal
finger declaring that "pinchot IS try
ing 70 run the interior department
Then Comes Taft Letter.
Then came the open letter from the
president 10 Secretary Ballinger com
pletely generating him and charac-
terizing the CLAWS charges as mere
shreds of suspicion" CLAWS was dis
charged and the administration wait
ed Tor the unpleasant incident To De
forgotten.
But TINS was just what ala not hap
| per. Claws carried his charges lnto
the public prints and the battle was
renewed with vigor. Finally the situ-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11
WRIGHT BROTHERS GUESTS
on MEM YORK ONO SOCIETY

New York. Jan. io-Nvith Paplnan
Curtiss ana other rivals nt the Nrlslt
brothers dtmonstratiaE IN los NA-
TO-DAY. the ohio Society of New
york made its tWrnty-fourth annual
banquet tonight. 9 celebration 'f
"Dhio in aviation Wilbur ANA Or
VILE Wright wore the guests OF honor
distinguished connans
Henry ". Tat. president of the so-
eietv ana ii brother nf the president
aeted u.s. iuastmastcT and unons The
speakers WINS Vice President sherman
Tho o%rutprt did not eenfine ttseii
Ia The triumphs of the air. bur in
ettfdeai praise 0f all the notable sons
at Dhio. With especially warm COM
mcnduti0n of President Taft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11

became q law. This provided fer the
Consolidation OF claims entered by lo-
Gators solely in their own interest and
not as the employed agents Of an-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11

rs,la Rishon. president nf the Aero
Cluh OF America. arrfNfl mere tohlAlN
ia reference So thf ehNlienAs or th'
Aero Dhlb of frfnte fnr tny thtrfnA-
tinnaI aviation 1pd N~ollo"n cHps Pc
sAia
Wa cannot ip anythins ols thali.
accept .s the ral's sfs tii"AH
trophies
Glenn DO turtiss Won tnf sN,itiep
.eIn 81 thptms said tlsh0N. Aitd NH
.ulso nolds the balloon c0p
Mr. fffahuU. who Dr. nnN uf fAa iH0&Ns
Isl fht urI9 contests in She laos An.
.aclas aAiatinn meet. after q ttih WIN
.Curuas $500 ttat I'd Is nS NNilNi tiitt
conditions iu california are taett i"i
'#>iatinn IN winter months ans thRt ~
hopes fn st. fHtute meetings hflu htft
laf luneer duration than tle present
one.
RIVE uryt nsrrft6s Hl california.
ih. 4.ff. -huiiA Nftrtet at Ot tht
lar.lt lreurH Hul NniarifHn aviator
lVhl~ nicotine Nts nHt announced ttt
ennugn aNsHi ff ttittrt ttn attention
n Europe thit ft s1uAIa hat Nnt'I-
lita h.- awakened to its Importance
fdfancc the .snff Io tiHs country tna
mcnseh
49,, vfnt to eo mnf mAitar
Rfafars u.rfitIn.rue Nu tNt aviation
mrals &c. Is tha 4ranlfst sport tHHfe
e fat1lN Hui ona iu WHtrn rfffN NNik
skill ga. anlc q n~Hrtrlpnfe before tnnA
innN lef some records 81 nHt af
ior th.m ta Do lrntFH tt tHis m'ei
tua Wnfth wlli lr i~tttsrf iH eut
Hf
rh. matter af titc iniuneu'r rra
r.. ffnl4 hrausht hV tHe Wright ar'fa.
.rs inef air Crriis- tn' f
.EH.nas HsHtuef NtNf "Ata''Nr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11
CHINESE ACQUITTED OF
MURDER of PLUM BLOSSOM

Ntw York Jan lo-Lau Tang and
Lau Sh.tng werc acquitted tonight of
tn- murder uf Bow kum. the plum
blossom sc Chinatown who Was stab
ntf Co death in her oous last Au-
-u~t
Il had been charged that the de-
PENDANTS came here from san Fran
cisco o. demand $4,000 from Chin
lem the uomans companion rs rur-
chase money and that on Chin LENS
refusal go pay they murdered Bow
hln.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11
Statement by Francisco Vargas

aid rot fase een la nag Q
. potktt ut ths ume GuoNara shot .
. me. ana didn't haVe d gun al my .
. house. ] WIS standing hehind .
. MY wife I'd the tini- he fired me .
s--. .rC-4ze. to.a1n .ni-n.e1S
. G~lfaVHfa mad arrested me. be- .
. caas, both myself and ms son .
. Thought taat ths officer was tx .
. c,elius mis- authority The hnrse .
. which the dog catcher caught up .
. ssas q of the eitV limits II the .
. time ard } Has watching 1T from .
. my house IT, sep that If did not .
. stray away IS. have tho horse .
. sat there every day ana IL always .
. has ~ naltes nud q piece of rope .
. on IL to keen IL noar-by the o
. house told Guatara that he 9
. could report me to the police .
. station and THAI 7 waufd not run .
. away r. tho same tiute pointing .
Q 10 m, house SIS security The .
. hnusc Is worth 8 Thousand dot .
o lars and ] told him / would le .
. there IL they wanted me at court. .
. cam prove hs many uf MS .
Q ntighhofs who saw ihHi trouble Q
. that neither myself uof ms son .
. made any demonstration against .
. GuaNara or the dnR catcher we .
. ana NOT mHk4 auy motions mt nm .
. ANA did moi threaten him with .
. violence The dog catcher had .
. no right tp tax my horse ana .
. both myself aud my son toia him .
. tnnt and also tpld GuaVara the .
G s,me thing lf it had been inside .
9 the city limits Il would hsVe been .
. different. bur The trouble hal- .
. rencd oniside the corporation .
. line on % road leading io the .
. lumber mills .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11

Bailingcr As Nttorncs.
immediately after his resignation as
commissioner. Hailinger, as attorney
TOR the Cunninghams. filed an aihda-
81. In EXCLAMATION ~ certain passages
ln "a private journal obtained BY CLAWS
from Cunningham. which IS alleged TO
have shown that the Alaskan claims
were taken out by the C%unninghams
In the names Of dummy entrymen.
The book is alleged 10 have shown the
substitution Of responsible persons Tor
dummies later on.
When Rallinser resigned rs com
missioner 10 became attorney for the
CunninRharns and submitted p brief in
the case rs Secretary 81 the interior
Garfield. section 100 Of the revised
statutes or The United states provides
that no officer or employ OF the Unit
"a states shah Act as attorneS or
counsel for the prosecuting. Of II
claim which has been pending in the
department with which he was con-
nectcd within tvo Years after leaving
1.-The government employ.
Turns Issue to Subordinate.
when Ballinger entered the Taft
cabinet in March. 1900 he gave up
his connection with the Cunningham
cases ana when they came 20 him as
secretary az the inter.or he directed
! Assistant secretary Pierce % decide all
questions relating to them
Assistant secretary Pierce in Nay,
1908. signed "a decision holding That
the Hepburn law allowed the consoli-
/ daticn ~ q certain character OF coal
/ claims iu Alaska. which would have
! ine.uded the Cunningham claims. s.
cow or this decision vent 60 CLAWS
ana ne was directed To make a report
I ia accordance with 10.
On june IL Attorney General Wick
, ersham overruled the Pierce decision.
The Cuuninghams then preferred 10
stand under The oli law and CLAWS
received orders frem The land office
20 hurry mis- Investigation. Later Spe-
/ cial Land Agent sheridan was placed
{ on the rases superscdins CLAWS
CLAWS Appeals for Aid.
CLAWS had protested and asked for
time in which to complete his investi-
cation ami when Dee lound his pro-
tt~.S unavH1inS DC t~elegraphed ~ Act
ine law officer SHAW oi tht forestry
service stating that there were about
] 900 claims m the Chueach national
Forrest RESERVE. Including the Cunning
I ham group. which were ahont o. prn-
ceed To- trial ind asking the co-ep-ra-
zion of the forestry service
on July - SECRETARY ~ Agriculture
Wilson requested Secretary E~alInEer
inoi le fix dates for a hearing 81 these
claims unui be could find out from the
'ofli forestry Officers CHE flIl reasons
Tor thr request for pnstrentment g
-aY 'att- Lsn officer Shaw or o.. ror-
strt service caiiei &c t10 scnsral iarf
nfo "a requested th-t hr he ai-
aTti tfsau taa reeof 4u the
eases shiloh nae ref~i
shaw ~Isepart~ Refusal.
Shaw reported th- relassi to AS
fe Fsr rrir ~ha wih
~fau hen Uai IN Cfiel ot Tleii
lFi- SelNaffa 81 tne general lani
ltnHs OH tnfs occasion that
ite statement ~Pinehet is frginr t1
rrn tn. interior lerartusnL was
spa. H