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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-16
HESSVILLE.

Mrs. D.. Basford returned from a visit
with relatives at Momence, Ill.
James Mclaughlin has resigned as
newsboy and Johnny Stuhr has taken
the route.
H Earnest returned from a visit at
Chesterton, Ind.
Erwin Hess and John Brennock left
yesterday for Belmont. Ill, to spend
the winter.
Peter Senzig will move this week
into his new saloon building. Mr. Prah-
low will operate the saloon again when
vacated by Mr.. Senzig
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-16
SOUTH CHICAGO.

Mike Coste1, 2s-years old. employed
at the Federal Furnace company, re-
ceived a fractured skull while un-
loading an ore boat when an iron
bucket struck him on the head. He
was removed to the South Chicago
hospital.
Detective James McGrath of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-16

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Haywood OF Central avenue on
Wednesday.
Rev. F. NJ. Webster of the Plymouth
Congregational church will preach next
Sunday from the following themes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-16

THIS MIGHT BE THE BEST DAY
OF THE YEAR TO BUY 1T. REA
THE TIMES "ADs" AND SEE
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-25
The JOINT DEBATE.

The prorrlrty Of holding joint do
bate III political campaign is always
questionable The demagugac. if tn,
time be short before the election al
ways has lhe best If il. because can
did man can not spend time t. answer
his mouthings Mi ~ueh a man ~
Wiekersbae it IS useless expenditure
Of force 10 argue. simply for TIE reason
that he is incapable 81 making an ar
gumeut. IL hats m regard for truth
in any statement h. may mike ii it
viii tend 70 CRAFTY his md: hc is in
capable Of meeting any argument on
the merits Of the subject nFon Huica
hr has sci his mind. In his own opin-
ion he is the Alpha and omega on any
subject. and the only wat he will meet
opposition, hoWsoeyer candid and aon-
est may be his antagonist in the
proposition is by viHhcation. SANDER
and personal abuse This is no cx-
aggeration. as any man, in whatever
walk OF III, he may be-. know, who has
ever been brought in contact with him.
He is utterly devoid Of any sense Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-25
NEW OPINIONS ABOUT TAFT.


THe President Is coming through his
Hr>J regular session of Congress viii
living caiors- Ii has bagg,d XIII
II legislation tie like Of which ua ethef
President ,var lad IL his credit TIM
postal savings bank hilf 'be railroad
htll TIN conservation btd. - safe.
hood bill the tarir eommi-si .. On
e.s-ian. are Icgitmatey lis II toek
thrm up early ~ things promised -
tin national campaign aua Dr. has H..
satisfaction II seeing them enacted
int" law or course. - hiIt- PASSED
Al, not the Identical huIz which Tia
President recommended. Ills railroad
bull. for example. Received s"me gallant
trimming at III" hands at tae WsuIgeut
Senators. Some If tn things which
tine President wanted. a. Tef example
tn pooling provision WIT ct; 81 the
bill in double quick fiue Il. dtinl
eet exactly the kind IT statehood I'm
he asked for Nor is tie rostal say
ili&~ btlIk ''ll an i''N'@ " tllt ais i4l'..i=s
Other measures have been passed in
q different form from what ne would
haN,. had them. Yet all tae~e bills are
~ receive TIM President signature.
and mJuv If them att - he credited
t. his administration.
II Is quito L. be- expected that con
gfe~~ and tnr President viii often dif-
fer a. "a the form of "a bin to express
an idea And il is We'll that this is so-
ours is neither a Mexican Congress
nor a Duma. Il is not q recording
office for an executive. It Is multi
ude Of counselors in whom 81 expect
Wisdom. And when Congress does take
its own counsel. ii is more eften aise
than Otherwise
The besetting sin Of Congress i not
r"olishness. but mauaua. Il is the
great apostle of rostronemout /; is
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-25

Initial Paper. Lornen Bros.
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Doubtless many people ia this neck
Of thp woods vii nj understand what
WickrrsHa,l meant when lie said IA
his speech that Fairbanks that n had
not opposed Inc confirmation Of Lyons
as JudEH If the First Division. THere
are some that de-. of course. Wicker
sham N9S Mt anxious that - ruth
should Ia, known about tins matter
ami had II pre- arranged L. break NJ
the meeting and prevent thc rohutJal
slippery Jim did not want to gixe
Shacketford am opportunity - produce
the written memorandum it is hoped -
has win alm signed by Wirkrrs Jam
himself t.a would give thu H, t. his
statement lie did not Want - tell
Wieker-Aams ueighhors hoy. aftrr He
Tad signed that agreement re wired
Novels at Boston Ia comc Ia VAS
ingtnu a once. and how. Immediately
after his arrival and consultation W5th
Wick-rsham. Tho charges w,r, filed by
Novels against tn confirmation Of
Lyons. These things would not look
good Ia "A mans home friends. and
especially after thee had all heeone
very fond of Judge Lyons, hota as am
official and as a man. slippery Jim
took the only means known To i'm Ia
prevent such an cXpnsurr. and thar
VAS 10 break up The meeting
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-25

This Is Tire season of the year when
you must hook out for ths f,ka tete-
gram. Nneu a fellow tells sou Hr has
a VII on the political situation any
where. make tim show the signature.
aud if you are WiSe va ,ta TIL NV
much errdeace L. pIaee il It. T#c
Nugget ,a8Id furnish list ut names
Of individuals aud a NEWSPAPER tia,
1t would h~ we'll la avuli trfute plae-
ms any reliance upon furM
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FOUND.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALF-Hand and gasoline drill
ing machines. Inquire al Walker
Bros machine shop. corner Lanes
way and Third avenue
FOR Engineers level. with
rod. lust ne thing for claim owners
10 run their bitches These are light
levels. simple 10 operate, but very
accurate Inquire Of Barton & Whit
tom. Golden Gate Hotel
FOR SALE Single mattresses. hunks
and bedding suitable for camping
purposes. Inquire Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-25
THE LOOKER-ON

Experience teaches u that the AT
Unity Of miners is good paving ore, the
kind that viii stand the test when an
assay a. made. be it Wet or dry.
The miners Of Alaska are about 10
be given a delicate test in This popular
belief and on. or soon after. Tuesday.
August 8. the truth Of the above state
ment concerning affinity will be veri-
ned FOL it is claimed that ninety per
cent Of the voters are miners within
the District Of Alaska and every
mothers son of them will BE- given a
chance 10 express their opinion in the
form Of vote a. 10 whether they
want the best orr the country has 10
OFFER
y .
one OF the old prophets handed doyn
10 posterity the following How we'll
one succeeds in life is not a matter Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-25
NOTICE.

The japanese barber shop formerly
located at the foot OF steadman avenue
has removed To the shop opposite the
Nugget office.
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'.ss ~. ~ s'5 4'@#.t ia HHh.i =-'tt f.
/ y : H',d.'~- o. state IHHi I#i~ S-...
/ isa philosopher usEsr lived ana auS ."1
| tH' yellow metal 90 p mining DaiHi-
".'''i,t placer or d".il<. ti'I hts nc
''s'" t'' #tt' 1si~t h Win ~. 1T
-.'.. - =. 's.a'''- i-lNs i---l'
Ns'I'ti4i- 80 his statements u t.e
i#tl'itt II e4@r- Il = 'Hea ra" au#
-i555I.'s=# .'i.H CIV i..as ".a.'nst starts
- t'9t TOWN = -H5fi :" h=ateek i j.
.saii'a& H=t' tF'H rftnss h' = VII.
NIX l' iiNs
''.z.. tig t.'.si rfaai= a' 7 helms
'nah Hf chance f. strongly rrvrH aam.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-25

CITY BATH HOUSE.
Come and enjoy a Moonlight Springs
Water Bath. M o. SOEBERG.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05

lowed and VAS led by Mrs. Leaning
OF Albuquerque.
The W. G. +. L. institute convened
at ii o'clock, with Mrs. Nutter in
charge Of the days study, Purity in
Literature and Art"
Mrs. Leaning had "a paper on good
reading and What Shah the Children
kead,' was open to discussion. At 3
o'clock occurred the first recognition
day service of the Chautduqua Liter
AIRY n Scientific circle. A class Of
perhaps twenty is reading the Course
ana three graduates received di-
plomas. The graduation exercises
were both unique and pretty. Led
ny a procession Of flower laden chill
dreh. the class marched through the
various gates ana the graduates
through the Golden Gate into the hall
In the grove. Mrs. Limerick, in place
Of the chancellor. led in the respon-
sive services. the same as those of the
MAther C~hautauqua. and then O n
ferred the diplomas upon Mrs. Hin OF
Mountainair, Mrs. Kelly of Socorro
and Mrs. Leaning. The chorus sang
the G l. 81 G. songs, the notices OF
the classes We're said. and the audi
rose 10 deliver the chautauqua
to the first graduating class OF
the Chautauqua assembly.
DELAYED trains prevented Governor
Mills scheduled talk on the state
was planned as the feature of
Wednesdays program.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
OLD TIME FREIGHTER
MAKES NEW RECORD
AT SILVER CITY


W. A.. Tinncy. the veteran freightcr.
on Sunday transported an SO-hnrso-
power boiler from this city To the Pa
cific mine at Pinos Altos. He used
q 20-hOrse team which started with its
load from this city about 6.30 a. m,
ana by $50 D., m. the distance OF
twelve miles to the Pacific min had
beer covered and the boiler unloaded.
the team gotten back here about $40
In the afternoon OF the same day. II
Is uphill all the way from Silver CITY
To Pinos Altos. especially the last mile
or more Of tho road. which is keep
tionally steep, The accomplishment
Of this work In the space OF only
twelve hours marks it as one Of the
greatest feats in tho quick delivery
Of such a heavy load that has ever
been accomplished in the southwest
Mr. TcnneN accompanied the team on
It's trip and gave his personal super
iutcndeuce 10 All the details of the
work. The remainder of the boiler
equipment was taken out by one of
his teams Yesterday,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
BEAR CREEK ANG0RA
GOAT COMPANY BUYS
ANOTHER BIG RANCH

The Bear Creek Angora Goat COM
pany Of this city, has Just purchased
from +. w. k~nollenborg. Of Quincy,
Illinois. his seven hundred acre stock
farm in Pike county, Missouri. which
II considered the best stock farm i'm
the county. and will use same in COM
nectiOn with their large ranches and
open range for the purpose Of feed
ing out all kinds Of live stock for mar
Ret, raising thoroughbred bucks and
breeding stock for the breeding trade.
Keeping for distribution in small lots
breeders brushers. both graded and
registered bucks, ana everything need
ed In the line Of Angoras.
This wide awake company is also
making some experiments in chicken
raising, this branch of the business
being in charge Of Harry cline OF
this city, who is also actively inter-
ested ia the project. The company
already has some $50 chickens AT It's
ranch and is now making prepara-
tiohs TO determine whether or not an
incubator can be procitahly operated
In this climate. with this object in
view the construction OF q substantial
incubator cellar was started this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
BOUNDARY COMMISSION
ADJUSTS OWNERSHIP
OF RIO GRANDE ISLANDS

lcl Paso. Texas. Aug. 4.-The joint
meeting Of the United States and
Mexico boundary commission closed
here today after Il four days session.
The ownership Of e. large number OF
'bancos ttracts created by the
shifting c%urrcnts) was adjusted, This
being the third general adjustment
since the treaty with Mexico. was
signed at the close Of the war with
Mexico
General Arson Mills Of Washing
ton. d G, is at the head of the
United States commission, and senior
+, b. Puga, represents the Mexican
government.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05

Mir. Clcmmrns OF Roswell g. here
on "a visit g. his SON George Glenn
mcu He reports his 10000 Sheen
iu excellent condition.
The Davidson huildinE c~omutrtr.
save the interior finishing. nd tho
first story ~ the new schoniiousr b.
in fHlr stage ol completion other
building operations undo way are
progressing nicely.
George Clrmmrus end lathcr srcnt
Yesterday attendiug business affairs
iu pinos Wells.
r. D.. owen is in town on 60 short
business trip
Mr. C~hrisenherv hns returned from
a few weeks stay in Clovis Nr
Shorizer and family are off en O
camping trip .u les palomas
Mr. GaIiadn Spent SATURDAY. in
Duran.
Porn July eS Ca siri uaiy ia AIR
and Nrs. C-trscuhcry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
TRAGIC DEATH OF
TEN YEAR GIRL
NEAR CORONA
Margaret BIedso is Almost In
StantIy Killed By the Ccci-
dental Discharge of a Win
chester Rifle,


Especial Correspondence 90 Morning JournaiI
Corona a. NJ. Aug. t-Margarct
Biedsoe granddaughter OF MT. T.. O..
smith, residing near Cedar Vale. met
"a tragic death last sunday. Mr..
smith and his brother in dismounting
from 70 busy discharged "a S2-sN
Winchester which WAS resting against
Tho scat. The bullet passed through
The back of the seat and entered the
right cheek of tho girl who was
stsndins near the buggy and cngagcd
M iNel} conversation with the men.
she newer regained CONSEQUENCES
and died tWo hours latter Another
accident oI the week. thoulh not So
serious Boa mature. was ncAclt heiess "a
narrow escape FOR the victim. Mrs
Ben Howell OF this place WAS thrown
irum e. runaway horse saturday and
Sustained painful injuries of the
shoulders.
Work Hss begun on ansther new
residence For Corona Ar Adams is
Co De the "Wner ct the rouse which.
WITH rock foundation. cement walks
red tlc rafl and wallis. Nlli ms kc one
90 thc handsomcst homes iu town
Mr.. EnIrr 90 Esianuif has Tire Gene
tract Ter q masonry end lille ltNinE
large shlnmcnt OF wool was
made tom lolal N-afehuuse 90 "a
Louis un rs'n hy T. II. uu-
hois this last week.
Miss Hazel Stefp is homo from
kansas city $40. rrrrc shr nas been
attending the cHusrrt .r rf Mus c.
Hiss Stcrp has completed her nnal
,far
Mrs Berkmsn n daughter Ll-
.isn are visiting BOB 70 Faso
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
For Quick Relief from HAY Fever.

Asthma and summer bronchitis
take Foley's Honey aud Tar. It quick
ly relieves the discomfort and sur
fering aud the annoying symptoms
disappear. II soothes and heals lho
intlamed air passages of the head.
throat and bronchial tubes. II CON
tains no opiates and no harmful drugs.
Refuse substitutes. For sale hy
O'Rielly & co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05

Poles Kidney Pals elfe quick rcltci
in cases of Ndne, and bladder all-
meuts Mrs Rose CHASER Tcrre H-m
To felia the rcsHIt ln hcr case
fer suffering far m.ny years from o.
serious case oI fiiaeg TROUBLE and
spending much mooney for eo called
currs 2 found Ffier kidney Pills Size
onls medicine that gave we a rtrnla-
neni cure am seain able io hc up
atteai fo my nork SHAH never
hesitate te recommend them For
sale b. O.nlelf A Cn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05

No matter it your kidney trouble is
ncute or chronic Folcy's kidney REM
edy viii reach your case. Air claude
nrown, RcNnoldsyillc, I'll, writes us
that De suffered many months with
kidney complaint which haftled oll
treatment At last he tried Foleys
Kidney Remedy and "a few large bot
Ties effected o. complete cure. lie
says ~ has been ~ lrr imnbie vai-
ue % me For sale by uHEiCllN q
CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
from sIekness % "ExeeIIenl HeaIth'

SO saye Mrs. Chas. Lyon. Peoria, Ill.
II found in your Foley kidney Pills a
prompt and speedy cure for backachc
and kidney trouble which bothered
me for many months. l am now en-
joying excellent health which / owe
to Foley kidney Pills For sale by
O'Rielly & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Will SATISFY YOUR WANTS


ErVien that he has approved eight
institutional leases amounting 10 a to-
tai OF $4,000 acres.
Poll Books sent out.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
today sent out the poll books Tor the
election on September g.
incorporation Papers.
The DeAlicr Copper company of Al
amogordo, DteIo county. today filed
incorporation papers in the office or
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa.
The capitalization is $500. 900 divided
into 600, 000 shares The company
begins operations with $4,000 paid M
capital The incorporators and dt-
@rectors are; John R. DeMier 1850
shares. T.. u. Mckinley. so shares; a..
O CadN. so shares w W. Mann, so
shares all OF Alamopordo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
INTERESTING MEET
At MOUNTA|NA|R
YESTERDAY


t0Pfeiai htsphtrh Va Tue morning Jearnali
Mountainair, y. M Aug. 1.-The
annual convention OF the New Mex
leo sunday school association held IN
connection with the ohautauQua here
today. was declared by many To- be
the most successful since the organ
lHltion of the association. Delegates
att tn attendanc" from an parts of
the territory. The presence at the
sessions OF mann outside SUNDAY
school workers created additional in-
tercst IN the proceedings, President
D. b. cristy of Albuquerque made a
splendid address. in which he summed
up The work ot the year and indi-
Gated the plan eft campaign which
win Be- followed hy the association
during the coming several months, 4
number OF extremely interesting
papers We're read hy delegates and
the discussion Following eacn was
lively ana instructive.
splendid Program Tuesday.
philosophy Facts and Pun was
D program 81 the Chautauqua as
srmbly on Tuesday evening. Its the
clever title OF one OF the sam Jones
lectures % thoroughly suggestive OF
quaint rathus and tun administered
with quainter philosophy. Denton G.
Crowl of Iowa delivered same with
Voice. dialect ANA gesture of thu famed
cVangclistic humorlst in inimitahlc
style and 60 the delight OF his hear
rrs tt was "a real treat and pro-
nounCed hy those who had heard sam
Jones as perfect Imitation Air. Crowl.
ln a short preliminary talk. rulo-
gizcd the chautau0ua idea me praised
the pluck and perseverance which
had resulted in INC Establishment OF
e. seat ef iesruinr '~ The woods In
Uidenfally Mr.. TruWi demonstrated
that De- could talk. and talk well.
without initiating any one. Another
oi thN Jones lectures Get There and
STAY There Is booked for another
cNcninE of the assembly and j. looked
onward O. Win lfeiIcst anticipation.
"Wednesday morning the bell
himrd promptly at nine for deVo-
lonal services A mission study class
on Cuea tnuer spanish Rule FOL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.

Tonic in quality and action, quick
in results. For ~backaohe. headache,
dizziness, nervousness, urinary irrcgu-
laritics and rheumatism. For sale by
O'Riclly & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
HOTEL CHAPMAN

POPULAR TOURIST HOTEL
Eiith aud wall Streets. los Angeles.
New Brick Building. New Furniture.
strictly modern. telephone in every
room. Cafe. European plan. LOWEST
SUMMER RATES. 75c ana up.
100 ROOMS. Nahcr L. Smith. Prop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
KEEP coon
AN \ l. O y
BANNING CO..
10t Pacific Electric Bldg,
los Angeles. calf.

KEEP COOL
FOR Neutrality-suspicious. apart
mcnts
Los Angeles. Cal
The coolest, best ventilated, most up
tO-date
Have Real Home Life"
200 Happy Families live with us
owned ANA operated by
4. MIESENDANGFR
Room 81. 2o7 South Broadway
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
NEW BANK BUILDING
FOR SANTA FE IS
ASSURED NOW
FIRST NATIONAL WILL
OWN HANDSOME HOME
VIII Be Located on East Side of
Plaza a0d viii Be Modern IN.
Eyey Detail With Excellent.
Architecture.


Especial turrcspaudearr o. MurulnG 5uurnall
santa Pc ~ al AuE IA SPLEEN
did huillinr OIL fu be- erected ou the
east side OF me plaza where now stand
"a hat and music fuff ~ viii De- the
First Rational bans building BE- work
viii probably begin nn o. within a
month 0r fvp The Dot GA which ihe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05

new building win be erected has a 40
foot frontage and q depth Of SO 10
20 feet and was purchased from Mr..
and Mrs. IS. Spitz for the sum OF So
600. Sixteen years ago this lot is
\ said to have been worth $4,000, show
ing the increased value OF real estate
h Santa Fe.
IL is thought that /. II. Rapp is 10
be the architect Of the new bank
I building but the details have not been
determined. ". j. Palen president OF
the First National bank, was inter-
viewed IN the offices OF the bank on
san Francisco street and he stated
that the purchase OF the lot on the
plaza had been made for the reason
that the increasing business Of the
bank requires greater floor space for
the efficient ana careful handling of
the banks business. lie continued:
Efforts were made to overhaul the
present banking house for this rea-
s0n. and plans ana specifications for.
remodeling II were prepared and sub
mitted 10 the contractors, but II was
found that the expenditure required
was. In the Judgment of the direct
ors, too great TO put on an old build
ing. and that II would be better To aC-
quire a new site and put up an en-
tirely new building. The lot bought
WIS the only place around the plaza
which could be had for such a sum
as Il seemed advisable TO put n the
site.
In this connection we have TO note
that the second charter term Of TWEEN
~ years Of the bank expires in Deem
her Of this year, and the sharchold-
ers have already made the necessary
application for the re-eXtension OF the
charter for "a third term Of twenty
years from December End, 1910, TO
December End. 1880.
One story High.
The new bank viii probably be one
story high and %splcndidlH lighted and
ventilated. IT Will haYe brick sides
and e glass ana metal front. u VIII
"a thoroughly ~up-to-date banking
house. equipped with modern bank
ing conVeniences. with . steel lined
burglar proof vault and a safety de-
posit vault Of 200 to 800 boxes.
The First National bank is the old
bank, not only in Santa Fe, but
In the territory Of New Mexico, II
was organized In 1870 and as its
SAY, 1T has stood the test of
The bank has become strong,
er ana stronger, and the banks policy
has been proved safe Nnd its manage-
ment conservative for forty years
The capital, surplus and undivided
net profits Of the bank January /
were S23S. 600. The officers OF the
are Rufus j. Palen. president;
Levi A. Hughes. vice president; James
Read. cashier and Frank McKane.
assistant cashier. The directors are
Rufus ]. Palen. Levi A. Hughes, John
Sehumann and solomon SpItz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
MAYORALITY CASE
NOW D0CKETED
FOR ELEVENTH
Torres Case Against Commits
SionerS Of Torrance County
Argued and Submitted; Big
Tracts of Land Leased
Especial Correspondents, to Morning Journaii

santa TIE. y. NJ. Aug. 1.-The terri
torial supreme court held only Il brief
session this forenoon and then adj
iourncd until tomorrow when "a case
OF long standing on the dockcts. than
Of solomon Luna. plaintiff in error.
vs. The Ccrrilios Railroad COMPANY.
defendant la error, will be argued and
submitted.
Cases Nos 1883 aud fs4o. from Bcr-
nalillo county. involving the election
Tor mayor az the last municipal cleo
ton I'm Albuquerque were set this
morning Tor August ~.
case No. 1913. Macario Torres APP
pcllaut vs. The Board Of County COM
mtssiuucrs OF Torrance county appel
lee. Was argued and submitted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05

territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Dtere
tdof received the following remit
tances Prom SandoNal county. So
-N- from Bia Arriha county. 81
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