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New-York tribune., 1910-06-04

c r Kins sland and sn3. sxrs. $4,000: attorneys.
woodford. Baves & Butcher Madison ave-
PARK AVE. s2s and s25. =. edx1oo. ols,. aug 10
attorneys. Woodford Bovee & Butcher. Madi-
so- ave
PARK AVE. s. 1472 It OF 18th st. 5'x1oo;
pinwail andd F de Peyster Foster. trustees. etc;
SIS. 600: attorneys. Woodfqrd. Bovee 4 Butoner'
Madison ave
PARK AVE. = 49, f of 7eth g Sozlo,
Aptil II, 1901; George JOHNSON 70 John As
pinwall and ano. trustees; $500; sttorneys'
woodford. Boyee & Butcher. Madison ave
PARK AVE. g. t1T.2 II OF 18Th ct. 30V1oo.
Jan g. 1906: Sslo Cohn 70 George Y Johnson !.
$40 0no: attorneys. Ferriss, Roeser q storck. 40
Broadua.-.
PROSPECT AVE. " = l34 II \ " OF B9sSon
I'd 1890 De- IS 1909 arthur AysHTs Ss. 5o Buiing
ney Frederick a snow. u Wall st.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, $50 . 2I.Jxs0x21x
1876; Nov IS. 1900 Agnes and Harry Mccall
Title GUARANTEES and Trust Co. 17s Broadway.
WASHINGTON ST. n cor OF leroy ST. 55x
1862; March %. 1901; William Casey and
srd Tr1,s, Cnt sis5 600. attoYueys. foster e
Thompson, 141 Broadway-
WEST END AVE. W cor Of fo4th st. ASK
29l July "a 1908 u 0 MS9San Eyss = a. 70
Lanier sykes, 10 Broadway
5TH AVE. 1883 $. 2Ox125: March 1908:
torneys. Sanborn & Sanborn. 20 Wall st.
sTH AVE. 2IeI. $. 2Jx1oo; May %. 1905:
John and Mary Wovtisek 70 Ssmuet II Styie>,
$4,000: attorneys, De Witt. LoclSmsn & De
Witt. IS Nassau st.
10TH AVE. $. T5.5 N Of West 56th 81.
25x9o. Dec II. 1894: Minnie Kempner 70 the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United States; s2o5Oo; attorneys Alexander &
Green. 12o Broadway
4TH ST. 223 East n $. 30xe6: NAV 81. 1ao5;
Noritz and Clara Neumau 70 Roudout savings
Bank; $4,000: attorneys. Lawyers Iltis IN
surance and Trust Co. $50 Broadway-
18TH ST. g. 323-4 f. of I'd ave. % sxfo5-3: /:
MAY 10. 1900; Julius. Ida and Max Wetnstetn
TO James Brown Potter and Clarence Cary.
exrs etc. of Mary Louisa Potter: $4,000. at
torneys. Cary & whitridge. 80 Wall St
4STH ST. AS West. s. 25x10O.j; April a.
1905; Paul Kaskel et al TO Sophia Mayer; $4,000;
attorney David Mcclure. % William ST.
46TH ST. $50 West. . ., 25x1Oo-5: May 4. 1898:
Paul Kaskel ct al to sophia Mayer, $4,000; at
torney same as above
4sTH ST. = T5 IT " Of 1st ave. c5x75.5; July
Is 1907: Alexander ard Katy Splitter 70 Emanuel
Marks trustee; $4,000; attorneys, Hollsnder &
Bernheirner. 10 Wall ST.
BOTH ST. s. 77.1O u Of Broadway. 2jx1Oo.
Sept A. 1907, Frank II and Anna Louise Clement
tees; Robert E Dietz deceased; $4,000; attor-
ney- Daniel Mason. j5 William st
s0TH ST. 212 West. s. 2Jx1O0.2: June %.
1906; George H Tiemeyer to Henry Hauck; Sl2.-
coo: attorneys. Wolf & KOhn, 2p3 Broadway.
s9TH ST 5O6 west 5. c0x1Oo.s; Dec ). 1904.
John and Martha Weber. Of North TsrrytOHn.
to Caroline lewis; $4,000; attorney. Frank u
Hearn. f1J Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
SANDS POINT SALE.

{. Osgood Pen & Co. have sold for the
OGorman estate, at Sands Point, Long
Island, fits remaining holdings on the east
ern side, consisting OF some seven acres.
This is one Of the finest waterfront sites
on the north side OF Long Island. The
purchaser Will Immediately improve the
property.
S. Osgood Pell & Co. were the brokers
in the sale, reported a few days ago, Of
the Schenck farm at Manhasset, Long
Island, 10 Louis Sherry, some one hundred
acres. which he win Immediately improve
by erecting a handsome cottage and other
buildings
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
IN THE SUBURBAN ZONES.

John J. Storms, 5r., has sold 10 the Cord
Never Company a farm Of twenty-three
acres. known ss Deep Glen, At Flushing
Creek. Long Island.
The Mutual Profit Realty Company John
" Paris, president, bought from the heirs
~ Peter Nelson ten acres near kissena
Psrk. in Flushing, running north from the
North Hampstead turnpike TO and across
the CID right OF way OF the Central Rail
~osd Of Long Island. The property adjoins
rhe McCcon farm. recently bought by the
same company.
r Prezzano has sold for Loewe Brothers
20 e. Zunpetta No 3s CoUrtlandt street,
Mount Vernon. one story dwelling house.
on plot soNl25 feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
HUDSON STREET LEASE.

Leopold Well has leased for the corpora
tion OF Trinity Church for a long term Of
wears 10 2. W. Woolworth & Co the eight
story and basement fireproof building, SIX
Iso feet. az the northeast corner of Hudson
and Tandam streets The building will be
used TO store reserve stock.
AIooyer & Marston have leased for the
Henderson estate 10 client of NJ & l.
Hess, No III East 18th street, between
Irving Place and Fourth avenue, five
story building on a lot 21X10O feet, for a
.erm of ten years Extensive alterations
viii be made, which will include erecting
2 two story extension on the rear. put
ting IN an entire new front and arranging
the floors for loft purposes.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
REALTY NOTES.

TIE Mcvicksr Gsillard Realty Company
was the broker I'm the sale Of Nos. Z24 and
z2s West 9Th street for Stanley Brothers
20 Martin Beck
Final contracts were signed yesterday for
the sale OF the northeast corner Of River
side Drive and S9th street, by John r. Rus
eel 20 Franklin Petit The property, on
which there is a handsome dwelling, meas
,.Tes about III feet or the drive and l6o feet
On the street.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
A $4,000 MIDTOWN RENTAL.

N. & L. Hess have leased for the Flemish
Realty Company, from the plans, to Messrs.
Brody & Funt, makers OF linen suits, the
entire eleventh loft in the building now in
the course Of construction at No. IS to 81
East 22d street being 145x9S.S. and the
tenth loft in the building Nos. IS and Is
East 22d street. being 54x9S.9, covering an
aggregate floor area of %, 900 square feet
for term of years, at rental aggre-
eating 81. 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
LEXINGTON AVE. SITE CHANGES HANDS
Plot To Be improved by the Packard Commercial School with
Modern Structure for Its Own USe
INVESTORS BUY A BUILDING IN CHAMBERS sT

at No. eos West nth street. sold recently
by Mooyer & Marston for Kate A. johnson.
The St. Adams and Dartmouth apartment
houses. al No. SOC to 515 Cathedral Park
way, on plot 2ls.sxloo feet, were trans
ferred yesterday by the Carlyle Realty
Company to Edward T. Bartlett, and i'm
mediately reconyeyed TO George T. Miller.
NJ I1rnnl-l,-,,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
LINE 3.

with name and address OF lenders Attorney
JUNE ).
AMSTERDAM AVE. sos. 8 1oOa241f: May
%. 1905: Elias Rosenthal to Henry G and Bar
bara Martin $4,000 attorney, Charles y
Furthman. Sd and 14sth ST
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1896 and 104s. 8 20 1ox
50. 9x54 exG9.5; Feb p. 1907: Wittner-Jafer
Realty Co to Joseph A and Aaron A Goldheld
and Max Lachman; $4,000; attorneys, Goldfeld
& Lachman. 80 East 12tn ST.
CHERRY ST. $. 22s, II # " OF Corlears st.
g. 9x31S Frank Goldstein to Leon Tuchmsn:
$4,000; attorneys, Mannheim & Mannheim. 500
Broadway.
GREENE ST. 204 and 2O6. g. jOx1OO; May
II. 1908: Madeleine Hoey to Jacob r Baum: $40
600; attorney, Andrew + Murray. 4j Broadway.
HENRY ST 90. n g. 25x1oo; June 2 1925:
Leopold and Bertha Kaufman Mary L
Hague: $4,000; attorneys. Bowers Sands,
81 Nassau st.
PARK AVE. cor o, 12oth st. 35 10x72:
June 3, 1907: Annie Harnett to Henry 3 Glover.
trustee s23. 600; attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
snCe Co, $50 Broadway.
PARK AVE, cor Of 10th ST. 81 1ox72;
March 9. 1905: Annie Hsrnett 10 Henry Glover.
trustee $4,000; same attorneys
PARK AVE s, 117.2 # of 10Th st, 3oxiO0:
APrIl II. 1901; George F johnson 10 Helen and
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
MIS-, SAGE IN REALTY DEAL.

Mrs Margaret o. Sage transferred title
yesterday &c a parcel l50xleo.5 feet on the
north side Of 9th street. 100 feet west of
Central Park West TO Ellen Y. Scott for a
nominal consideration Title TO the prop
srty was then retransferred by Ellen y.
SCOTT 10 A. L. Nordecai & Son Qnc.).
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
RECENT BUYERS.

Dr. JOHN p Solley Is the buyer OF No.
res Lexington avenue, reported SOLD re-
,er,lv. The Frederick T. Barry Company
~sss the broker in The sale.
Esrton Chaplin Is the buyer CT the stable
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
ctTs WASHINGTON ST. CONTRACT.

r T Nesbit & Co have secured from
lanes Il Cruikshank the general contract
"a erect a six story fire proof mercantile
building on No 3sS Washington street
Work VIII be begun at once.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
The BRONX.


cRUGER AVE. cor Magenta -; o5x12o;
To Frank & MavheW and sno, trustees; SIS, 600
attorney. r Hickox. 1882 White Plains I'd.
CONVENT AVE. s = cor 14oth st. 9e.11x1oo:
June s; 5 yrs: NJ Construction Co TO
frederick Lewisohn ct al. exrs: s165 600; at
torneys Hoadley. Lauterbach johnson. %
William st.
FULTON AVE. n :. a2.s # 3 Of 175,h- st.
41x1OO tprior mtg 81; } yrs. per cent:
June g. LaveIle Construction Co to Ada m
Trillich $4,000; attorney. Hugo Cohn, 10
Ave A.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoNCOURsE.
W $ az II lot 146, map 156 lots at Bedford
Park 226x irreg; May 2; yrs. 5i- per cent;
william IT Meyer 10 kath Howard; $4,000;
attorney. Addison Scoville 9Th floor, Hall
OF Records.
HOME ST West Farms I'd and Bryant ST.
the block 100 6x203.11x irreG gore (prior mtg
s13, ,o00); June 2; due as per bond; alfred 9
Bachmsn to Louis Werner; $4,000; attorneys.
Sfoddard & Mark. 135 Broadway.
HOME ST West Farms I'd and Bryant st. the
block 40 6x203. Tx trreg, gore tprior mtg. s.;
to Manhattan Mortgage CO.. $4,000: address. 200
Broadway.
LOTS :. 3 and as and 40. map subdivision
estate William Ogden: May 81. due June T.
1913: q per cent: Phillip Woolley TO Edward
+ Cole: s3.o00 attorney. Smith & Co. SOS
West 1s1st ST.
LAFoNTAINE AVE. S. 1875 IT u Of 17sth
st, 376xlGo; due etc; as, as per % bond; June 2;
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
broadway
LOT II to I'd amended map of building lots
in 18th Ward: June /: ! VI. per cent; John !
Ianihan 20 Clara r Warner; 81 900: attorney
William y O'Connell, l6 Court ST. BROOKLYN
#IyoT g. map No 1908, Bronx Terrace: May -:
due Aug !, 1912; Marie Miller 10 Crawford Real
Estate and Building Co; $3.50; address. : East
MARmIoN AVE, n = cor ITsth st. 1ooxI1e
May 10; due Dec ?. 1oll per cent. katonah
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04

CRUGER AVE. " cor Magenta. 81 o5r1 20
8 yrs per cent: April Il: Donate FizzutieIlc
to Frank g Mayhew and sno, trustees; SIS, 600
attorney. Hickox. 1882 White Plains I'd.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04

10TH ST. and East, sty brk; 56.3x
100 II: June g. 3 yrs; William KeTner to Henry
Oppenheimer; $4,000; attorneys, MeiShan &
> D. IL
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04

:, II :, 295B # " of Ave B. 25x1o3.3; /;
yrs, per cent; Otto \ Rosalsky and
ius Blauner; 5000; address, 81 West
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04

18TH ST, S45 East, 16.sx1oo11, sty brk
June Q due as per bond Michele D'Onofrio to
Title Guarantee and Trust Co; $4,000; address.
1T6 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04

9TH ST. 700 East, 25x93.11; > sty brk: June
3 yrs; Samuel Norman TO Esther l. Smith; :;
500; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-21
OEM|NG NO LONGER
To Be KNOWN AS
WINDMILL CITY
Boosters Re-chriSten Live Town
"The HUB Civic improve
ment Campaign Eyokes En-
thusiaSm.

NENt'FNf - ~ yum hhf
Deming, \. NJ. May 1s.-The civic
Improvement committee OF the cham
Der Of commerce held a very enthu-
s%iastic meeting last night. Every
member Of the committee was pres
ent. TIE planting of trees. the on
tinuation pf the cement sidewalks,
removal of unsightlv s,gns. and the
general clcaning-up Of the town were
among the subjects discussed. It vas
agreed that the name of Windmill
City" for Deming should be aban-
doned, End the name Hub City"
adopted. This name is peculiarly APP
propriatc in that on the map Dem
ing looks like the hub OF a wheel
With railroads for spokes. The third
Wednesday evening Of every month
was set rs the regular meeting time
tor this committee.
The Nordhaus business block on
silver avenue has been finished in
side and u 1t Is nov ready to re-
ceiye the stock of goods which Frank
Nordhnus is now purchasing in St.
Louis.
The stenson store building near
the foot Of Gold avenue is just begun
The Killinger building on silver
avenue IL about completed
The school board believe that they
can hevc the Forty thousand dollar
High school building ready FOR occu-
pancv ~, tho first OF the year.
Mr.. l.. II. rickford left ioI Lake
Valley last night.
Mr.. Ben Davis business manager
of ~Draughton's Business college at
III Paso, IS IN Dcrling today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-21
A POPULAR VERDICT
BASED ON EVIDENCE OF ALEU-.
QJEI,QUE PEOPLE.

Grateful thousands tell it,
How weak backs were made strong
Weak kidneys made we'll
Urinary disorders corrected.
Albuquerque people add their test.
mony.
They gladly praise Doan's kidney
Pills.
For quick relief and lasting cures.
Albuquerque evidence is now com
plete.
Albuquerque testimony is confirmed.
Reports of early relief So hstantiated
Cures doubly proved hy est OF time
Let an Albuquerque citizen speak
Edward \. Reilly. SIS W. Fruit
Ave. Albuquerque. y. g.. SAYS: ~
have no hesitation in recommending
DoGn's Kidney Pills. for I know 1hst
thcy live up to representations. The
public statement I gave in their rlvot
two and q half yeai- ago still hoiJs
good and I have spoken a word In
their praise on than one occa-
sion since then. I have learned thar
poan's Kidney Pills never fail TO bring
prompt and thorough relief from back
ache and other kidney disorders. This
remedy has given me such positive
benefit that I could not do otherwise
urge its use in cases of kidney
complaint"
For sale by an dealers Price go
cents. Foster iiburn Co. Buffalo.
New York sole agents FOR the United
states
Remember the name-Doau's-spd
take az other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-21
VARIOUS WILL GET
SAN|TAR|UM
Physicians Incorporate Chair
table Institution and Have
Purchased VaImora Ranch
Property for Site,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journal
Santa Fe, \, NJ May 20.-Attorney
Melville and Engineer Writing of Dem
Yer. interested in the Lake triton pro-
ieet, were IN consultation today with
Territorial Engineer Vernon L. Sui
Ivan.
Chicago physicians today filed iu-
corporation papers in the office of
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa for
the Nalmora Industrial S%anitarium,
"A charitable institution located at
Watruus, Mora county. The ineorp-
orators ana directors are: +. Fletch-
or Ineals, Charles H. Mix, Edwin Il.
Tutcur. John NJ. Dudson, Frederick
Tice. Philip H. James. julius Rosen-
valid, a y. Sprague, James +. Otis.
Edward NJ. skinner. John NJ. Glenn.
+. u. Reynolds, John L. Wolff, James
NJ. Blazer. Nictro Remy. The offices
are at Chicago, II New Mexico head
querters at the Nalmora ranch, at
Watrous which has Just been acquir-
ed by purchase ut masters sale, and
the New Mexico offices at East Las
Vegas. f.. u. Reynolds being the Now
Mexico agent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-21
RUPEE PRESIDENT OF
ORGANIZATION OF NEW
MEXICO PHARMACISTS

Especial Correspondence 10 Morninx Iourrail
Tucumcari. ~. A., May 19-The
Territorial Pharmaceutical association
was o%rsanifed here last Friday The
I following Officers were elected Tor
The first year. u. Ruppe, Of Albu-
Q%ucrque, president, ana j. q. Russell
secretary. The first annual meet
ing of tine association win be hoid In
Albuquerque during the iair. Claude
shelton was elected as "a d|clcgatc
from QUAY county.
At "a meeting uf the city school
board held last week, Professor Earl
M~aclaren at Fordyce, Ark. was
elected as principal of the Central
school ot Tucumctri. Professor Mae
IlAren "a professor VT history and
mathematics IN the lligh school at
Fordyce last term.
Engineer A.. W smith of the r. 4
M railroad Who had d rih broken "a
month ago has taken charge of his
engine
John a. %Sprtwdeld a Texan. has
made a homestead tiling on the top
of TuCumCuri mountain. located three
miles seuth of the city. Mr Spraw-
ticld will huild ~ fine ~snitarium on
top of the mountain in the near fu-
tuve \ ruad will Dee graded from the
valley 90 the top of the mountain
Alt ~Tueuucari b. 500 feet higher than
Tho city ot Tucumcari and affords one
OF the NrrN finest views in the ter
.ritor>-
The territorial board of pharmacy
was given 30 banquet AT the caldwell
cafe East lridat evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-21
COMMENCEMENT Of
DEAF AND DUMB
Children of Territorial Institution
at Santa Fe Show Exception
al Advancement in 0vercom-
inc Defects,


Santa te, \. NJ May 20.-The com
mencement exercises of the school for
deaf and dumb, were held here yes
terday and those Who attended, were
astonished at the advancement made
by many of the children in overcoming
the defects from which they suffered.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa at
'ded in the absence of Governor
Mills. who is in Ration. w. O.. Com
nor. the superintendent. was consrat-
ulated on II work done by himself
aud teachers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-21
E. +. KINNEY. Foreman.

Judge Abbott and Thomas X. y
Madison, clerk OF the court, arrived
here sunday and convened court
Monday morning at . O'Clock. The
Jurors were emDanelled ana at worn
before noon Of that day. The re.
turning of nineteen indictments 10y
the grand jury probably breaks all
records IN the district court here.
This. Is Is said, results from the pas
sage OF the new district attorney Law
by the legislature, which induces the
district attorneys in All parts OF tho
territory to do more work because ot
the fees attached.
As some of those indicted have not
Yet been arrested. only a partial list
was made public. It is as follows.
Moki Borci, an Indian, charged with
larceny OF cattle; Joe Satoslt charged
With criminal assault. IT, Bullard.
chargcd with assault with a deadly
weapon; Willie Patchick. charged
with larceny Of cattle, Luis Vega
charged With burglary; Jesus Vega,
charged with arson. cuse tried and
verdict OF guilty returned; Lou Shell
ton, charged with assault with deadly
weapon, case tried ana verdict OF
guilty. j.. j. Harrington, charged
with larceny of cattle. George Ran-
som. charged with burglary; Pamela
cias Jckcl. charged with murder.
Lou shelton. who wos found guilty
Of assault with u deadly weapon.
Wavlaid ana shot at a. bartender last
Fcbruary. because the bartender bad
refused to sell him more bear after
he Was intoxicated The bartender
Lust q Ginger i'm the encounter. the
bullet also grazing his abdomen and
cut u belt which he wore at the time.
The case Of the Hanna Munger
company OF Kansas City vs.. j. 4,
jacobson. n merchant. was tried aud
the Jury returned q verdict for Mr.
jacobson The amount involved was
S1tS.
The evidence IN the case of Jesus
Vega, found guilty ~ arson. showed
that he hed been guilty Of burning
three buildings at Guam. y NJ.
owned by the Iuni Mountain Lumber
and Trading company. The evidence
was circumstantial ana r feature ct
the trial was the testimony Of expert
crackers. These trackcrs testified
that Vega and a companion on the
night ct the fire had ridden down
from the min about twelve miles
from Guam to what was known as
the historic crane ranch. one n
station. The buildings de-
stroyed by fire were AZ least 20o feet
apart ana there wes II" wind to
spread the flames from one To IN
The court Is now hearing the case
Of Joe Xatoski who is charged with
oespultiug Annie NitkoWski May ~,
1907. Zatoski married the young
woman's mother aud then became In
tatuated with the daughter. il is al
We board and care for horses
The best OF cure guaranteed w. T..
Irimhlc A On III ennnnl slrnni-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-21

erage age Of students, including those
in the preparatory department, is
twenty-five years. The standard Of
the work done, both in quality and
quantity has risen remarkably and the
prospects for further years Of useful
ness n progress are bright.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-21
Lve MNs From Mew %exco and Arizona
What's Doing all Over the Great Southeast

Gus county books and records from
the time the county was organized W
TO the present day.
We find the court house 10 be IN
good shape, the only fault we have
10 find with the same being the lack
OF q lighting system. ana NE recon
mend that the county commissioners
be requested TO have a lightning sys-
tenn installed before tle next session
of court.
w find the county hospital 10 be
wen kept. clean and orderly ana gem
orally In good condition.
We recommend that the county
commissioners levy "A sufficient court
fund. In order that all cases may be-
disposed OF, as the present fund is in
sufficient. to enable the court to dis
pose of the business before H..
We extend our thanks to the Hon
orabie Ira A. Abbott, judge Of this
court for advice ana courtesies ex-
tended TO us IN our d~eliberation. and
we fully realize his devotion To pub
lie duty.
We aiso extend our thanks to the
Hon Alfred Ruis. district attorney Of
this county, for the many %courtesics
and assistance extended to us. We
also thank the sheriff, T. r. Talley.
his deputies ana bailiffs for their
prompt attention and assistance to us
IN disposing OF the business before us.
An Of which is respectfully sub
mittcd.
- =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-21
GRADUATES At
SCHOOL Of MINES
GET DIPLOMAS


Especial Dispatch TO The Morning JournalI
Socorro, y, NJ. May H. When
President a.. e. AbeNtia OF the board
Of trustees. announced the prcsenta-
ton of diplomas to five Young men
Vat the New Mexico school Of Mines
here tonight. the most successful
Years work i'm the history Of the
growing and useful institution came
TO an md i is a significant com
mcntary ON the work OF the school
that two of the graduates, Mr.. Batch
elder and Nt. Hobart, were unable to
be present To- receive their diplomas
in person, because they had already
accepted responsible positions and
were at work. Mr.. B%atcheldcr has a
position In the mines at Kelly
\ Splendid \ddrcss.
The commencement address was
made hV e~N-GoVcrnor l.. bradford
Prince, who related Interesting rem
iniscenccs OF the founding of the
school. with which he was concerned
" lille governor of the territory. Mi.
Prince told raphically of the early
struggles of the school and the way II
has risen steadily against various DIFF
licultics. until 1t has a standard of
work that compares f~aVorahly with
that of any institution i'm the west.
The speaker reviewed the Importance
OF tho mining Industry and the cor
.respondingly important place the
school of Mines has In the educa-
tional system of New Mexico. lie
closed with some practical N valu-
able advice to the students which was
listened To with the same close attcn-
ton that greeted the rest OF his re-
marks.
The exercises took place ia the ';ar-
eta opera house. appropriately deco
f4fEa Nnfs fl. L.aaGfAn rn.H "a la frts
and Interested audience was present.
The five graduates are as follows
james N. Batchelder. Exeter. New
Hampshire, T.. ". Bentley of silver
city n A., and W. 4. Goodwin. of
Coyingtun. Ky. who also received tho
graduate mining engineer degree; 6.
g. Baer ot Hillsdale. Mich. degree
of Bachelor al Science in Mining En-
cheering and ~. NJ. Hobart OF sill
Yer city the sllne degree with the
additional dcsrce of Bachelor of Sci
cncc in M~et8llurgical Engineering
Tie for Brown Medal
u WAS announced that Mr. haer-
ct the graduating class. n Mr. g. 7.
Tiffany. had tied Tor the gold medal
presented annually by The secretary
ana treasurer. g. r Brown. ot the
hoard ot trustees. awarded 10 the stn-
dent Who shows the greatest proiici-
i'm unc full years work poo Wet
and ure as-ayinE.
Zach contestant he'd % grade of 49,
The matter was referred oach Co the
hvads of tht tsslyiue departments for
adjustment
Growing Fast.
THE attendance ut the h"oi ol
Mines Ior tht past year under the adj
.mNuistratnsn 81 President Drake has
been nne-th.r0 ~-reatcr than iu nm
previous wear. Not onlN is thc total
enrolment greater bat the number oi
students of s~trictl, collegiate rank has
Increased r~emarkahlN 10 IS also
noteworthy iaet that this wear the aN-