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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-13
GOLD WATCH FOR JUDGE.


/ Montpelier. ort. ll.-So many Wash
| ington county lawyers ara busy tine
week i'm supreme Court. the Jurors fa
! Washington county court rave been
excused until next week Court wifi
he In session Tomorrow to boar d.
vorce cases. and rcccs. Will be taken
Tomorrow evening untl next Monday.
Leon Cohurn Of Nortpolicr. who was
convicted last week Of obtaining
money under false protenscs. was to-
day sentenced to not loss than 10 nor
more than % months at hard labor
In tsc House If Correction at Rut-
land.
llarola Hu''er Of Montpelier PLEADED
guilty 20 sclling Intoxicating liq,or
.without license. Sentence was de-
fcrrod
George " Mann of Barre pleaded
guilty 10 running an automobile for
hire without IT," required license. 1r-
aeWurh as there were cXtcnuatinF
circumstances Judge Han imposed '.a
minimum fine of $40 and costs. wli.Y
was paid.
In the case Of state vs. Vale. eeIl-
ing. the respondent pleaded guilty AND
paid the $500 fine. with costs imposed
Iona G. Darling has been grant. .
divorce from Harley Darling of Mont
pclier for intolorahlc severity. and
Winona God~in from Thomas Cod /
for the Same cause. Tho case OF stare
VS.. Catherine Eardelu, breach of t %
peace, was mol pressed.
The court. bar. court officers and
jurors to-day presented Judge J.. r.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-13
\ LITTLE AHEAD TO DATE.
From the BROOKLYN Earlel

CFrom the Brooklyn Eagle)
The discovery that President Taft does
not want and will not seek a second term
was made by those republicans who
would Ike to prevent him from obtain-
Ing II.
The presidents friends have countered
on II by declaring that while he will
net work for denomination, he will not
rcnounce it and will accept it, should
ii come TO him. The counter was neat
More sparrinC and fencing may be ex-
pcct"d, but at present the Taft men in
repuhllcanism have the better hold on
public attention than the anti-Taft men
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-13
THE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS.

The chief point of interest in connec-
the selection OF committees in the two
Houses, which were announced yes
terday. Burlington and Chittenden
county have every reason for grat,fica-
ton over the recognition extended to
our representatives, in both bodies of
the Legislature.
In tho Senate we note that Senator
Powell Of Burlington is on the COM
nrttees on education, judiciary, rail
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-13

II federal reclamation of swamp
land in Arkansas should be brought
about under the lead Of Roosevelt.
would the same task be pcrformoc by
Uncle Sam FOR Vermont?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-13

Bryan threatens to follow Roosevelt
in Indiana. Why should not Bryan
take the lead IN the race once in
while?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-13

receive tho sumo pay as a member.
on motion Of Mr.. Warner OF Corn.
wall, the House az 1910 o'clock ad.
journod
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-13
DEFINING THE DIFFERENCE.

Madam" said one French gentleman
Introducing another, this is the Marquis
do---and ] assure you he is not such
a fool as he looks"
Madam quietly remarked The mar
quis, with bow, my friend has just
stated the exact difference between him
self and mo. "-Judpc.
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III ELLINGTON, THURSDAY, OCT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
stoo Reward. sloo.

The readers Of this paper win he
pleased 10 learn THAT there IL at least
one dreaded disease hat science has
boon able 20 cure in ali It's stages, nnd
that rs Catorrh. llults Catarrh cure
Is tho only positive are nov knnwn
Go The medical fraternity. Catarrh
being 60 constitutional disease, re-
luir,s Il constitutional treatment.
llclrs Citarrh cure is taken inter-
nallA, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system,
thcrclsN destroying the foundation Of
tho disease. ana giving the pationt
strength hr building up the consiitu-
tion ANA assisting nature in doing its
work. Tile PROJECTORS have go much
filth IN It's curative powers tina they
offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that 20 fails to cure send for
list of testimonials,
Address t. j. CHENEY x 90. To-
lcdo. Ohio.
sold Do, ail Druggists, 1.c.
Take Hairs Family Pills FOR consti-
patton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
RICH NINE FOUN D
NEAR TULAROSA
Big 6 viii Produce Great
Wealth Is Belief of Owners
Surface Ore Worth $78 per
Ton.


The Geo. Warnock mine, known "a.
Big 9, about 20 miles from Tularoha
southeast of Three Rivers, shows up
ore that ii located anywhere near the
big mines of the Phelps Dodge inter
csts in Arizona, would bring a hun
dred thousand dollars easy money.
With only so foot shaft a couple of
dynamite snots brought out two tons
Of ore that assays SIS per ton. This
ore runs IS IL per cent lead, 81
G-lo e.. of silver, > per cent copper
ana / 7-10 per CEN zinc.
\ shipment was recently made to
the American Smelling ana Refining
company At Denver, and that com
pany is anxious to get all off the ore
from this mine.
Mr.. Warnock has called the atten-
ton Of q number of mining engineers
TO the one he has in his hardware
store and without exception al Of
them have pronounced it extra good,
and nearly cverN n have either gone
to the mine to see for themselves or
have made dates with Mr.. Warnock
for "A visit t. the mine.
No doubt but h a a great body Of
ore viii be uncovered IN the Big G..
and some day a big mining camp win
DE built around this mine.
shipping facilities are ample and
nearby and an abundance of water
can be secured for all purposes.
The reason that development work
is not going on iii the time and ore
being shipped is simply because the
company is without ready cash right
now to spend on the mine.
Those interested with Geo. War
are. Wilbur Warnock. +. j..
Holmes and Mrs. L~anzendorf.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
GOVERNOR MAKES
JUNE a FLAG
DAY
Issues Proclamation for the OBJ
Servance Of l33rd Anniversary
of Adoption Of Stars and
Stripes,

Governor Mills has issued a proc
lamation making June a. Flag day.
ia commemorati,n Of the adoption by
tho nation Of the stars and Stripes.
The proclamation Is MS wollows
Flag Day, A Proclamation, by the
Governor.
The Stars and Stripes were adopted
as the flag of the United States on tho
lith day of June, A. D., 1777, and the
eommendablc custom has since grown
up Of declaring its anniversary Flag
day, in conmemoration OF that great
event 1t Is Citing hat at least one
day la each ycar be set aside on
which exercises should he held in
public places in honor of the flag.
the emblem of our great nation, ana
that ut uch exercises aud In the
newspapers the story of tho making
OF the first flag by Betsy Ross. the
history of its adoption by the Con
The nation, Of which 1t is the SYM
tincntai congress, and q brief outline
Of the history Of our country suisse
duont thereto be given. telling how
the nation Of which it is a SYM
bol, hls grown from three millions of
people, scattered along the Atlantic
coast, to nearly ninety millions Of
free men; how the boundaries of our
country have extended from the Al
lcehany mountains to the Pacific
ocean. and the Isles beyond the seas;
how Wo have grown to be one Of the
strongest powers IN the world, ana
how we haVr always sought TO throw
our great influence MS q nation into
the scale Ia favor OF good government
and a general uplifting OF all down
trodden people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09

this year ana the prospects arc good
for a big wool crop. Five houslHd
bags of wool are now .tDrnl in Ma&-
dalena and five thousand more hpgs
are expected To arrive from tre
ranches within the next few Wocl s.
The incoming wagons lpadcl WltIi
the wool, return loaded with supplies
ANA provisions and the Baekrr-Mac-
lavish company and the iianch suppl.
company are Doth doing an immense
business. The Becker-Md avish
corn has sold thousaads ol dollars
worth of goods this sp"'nG, DOING
larger business than eNct. Tie
Ranch Supply company ais, cnjo
ed considerable patronasa. lhe re-
cent reorrani2atica of "a" l'aiich sup
ply company VIII result ia rDc pur-
chase of mUcb additional stock, cel-
siderable capital having hrca inicct-
ed into the business at the lin,e Of
the change Of stockholders. I4te Bank
Of Magdalona. Of which j. $ Wac
lavish is cashier and Oscar Rcdemann
assistant cashier. is doing a splendid
business. The bank is cupitalized FOR
$4,000 with q surplus OF $4,000 and
has deposits aggrcgating 100000.
Cattle men in tho country surround
ing Mapdalcna have received good
u fn ~ NAfhaAN fN'N 'fA'N ANfNA Hf'''N
expect a favorable summer.
Tho residence district in Maeda-
lena is constantly being added to,
more than twenty pretty dwelling
houses having been erected during
the past yoar. A number Of new
houses are also under construction at
the present time.
A very substantial school term was
conducted this wear hv Prof, DALEY
OF Pittshurg. assisted hy Miss Russell
AIRS Herbert. The school is in
"a furnishing condition. due to the
aud also to the energetic efforts
of tho school hoard. which consists
4. Torres. l.. a. McRea and l.. BaCa.
I'm Kell, the hum Of industry is
ami over five hundred min
ere find cmplovment i'm the mines. re-
ceiving pay checks each month which
aggregate $4,000. The Germany
Mining and DEVELOPMENT is
now. working the Germany. a lead and
zinc %propertv and VIII soon he ship
ninp ore. over 100 mon are employed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
SHARP CRITICISM
Of ARIZONA
GOVERNOR
Communication Of Sentence Of
Condemned Murderer AfouS-
es Stoim Of Protest From
Neighbors Of Victim,

nv Morning Journal Special Leased Witel
Globe, Ariz. june S.-I }y commit
ing The sentence of Thomas Waddell,
convicted OF the murder Of John
Iinsey and sentenced 10 hang January
20, 10 life imprisonment after Pres
idont Taft had Investigated the case
and refused to intervene. Acting
Governor Young has raised 4 storm Of
protest in Graham county. WaddelI
Who is a youth, confessed to tho mur-
der u his friends appealed 70 the
president, asking clemency because "
the confession. Attorney General
Wickersham conducted an inVesti-
cation ana a refusal to intervene was
the result.
Expressing the opinion hat the
murder was committed in the hent Of
passion, Governor Young commuted
the sentence, hut tho newspapers de-
clare the evidence showed that Lin
soy Was killed IN his sleep.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
PROSPERITY SURE
IN COUNTY OF
EDDY
Dry farmers Rejoicing Over
Good Rain Which Makes Bic.
Crop Certaini Cattle and
Sheep Men Also in Luck,


l~pscinl Dispatch 10 the Morning Journaii
CailsbRd. y. NJ June k.-The
pla5ns country Ia eastern Eddy county
hpd the FIRST real rain Of the eason
Lest night rhe farmers axe Vel up
in the principles Of scientific tanning
ANA had tlieir lands wen prepared for
the rain, Today thcv are working the
soil to saVe the moisture, ana plant
ing corn ana other field crops. There
i1 vet time 20 mature first class
crops. Ia the next two weeks thou
alitds ot acres viii he planted around
Knowles Monument, IoVington ana
other places In the proposed Mills
county. Tho stockmcu will also
profit hN the rain as this VIII insure
Hrass The lamb and wool crop is
largo and the favorable conditions
this summor viii make the years
work profitable,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
Longing.

Don't feel much like workin
Feelin' kinder blue.
can't put ginger in my homes
Like I used ter do,
Feel like LAWN round "a bit.
Killin time an wishin.
Know ics' what m trouble is
Want ter go a fishin'.
Want q rei away from town,
Somewhere ear the river,
Take along my rod aud bait
Where the willows CULVER
stretch right ont beneath the trees
Put aside ambition.
Lot tn world wag as II viii,
Want tor 10 a fishin'.
philadelphia star
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
SEED CROP
PAYS WELL
Several Thousand Acres TO Be
Harvested Near Carlsbad
This Season Plenty Of Water
in Biz Government Project,

Carlsbad. nj NJ, June s.-aevcral
Thousand acres Of alfalfa viii be out
Tor seed this season around otis. Low
in@ and Malaga under the Carlsbad
Project Elelp Is scarce Tor one thing
and q seed crop takes The place Of two
cuttings Of haN. IN tho next place a
seed erop is yer profitable. as last
season The average Sield was about
400 pounds an acre. worth Is cents q
pound. Al available help is now
4 dsy in the cotton, corn, cantaloupe
and other field crops. No rain has
fallon 50 far IN the project. hut wa
ter Ter irrigation ~ plentiful, the
resorvoirs being fun of water,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
THINGS BOOMING IN
MAGOALENA AND
KELLY
500 Men Employed in the
Kelly Mines, With Monthly
Payroll Amounting to $4,000
Business Brisk in All Lines,
Especial correspondence to Nornins Journal

I~perial torrf>pOndener % N"FnthE d"urhAlI
M%agdalena. y. NJ. June N.-Ntth
The mines ait Kelly working full force,
with prospects good Tor opening ul'
roNCtal now properties aud win "a
goot year for sheep and cattle men.
F"rtsf-r,tv j. in evidence ou cgars'
ha,td d Kelly and Maedalena. The
increase in business and population
in lcsh own is very cncuufaginc and
people who have invested thcir money
in this section Of the country are
enthusiastic over the outlook.
In Maedalcna things are hustline
and going along with n dash fha-
means hats nf business. Cattle ara
sheep arc fiourishing IN the r, ng,s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
G.A.R R. ENCAMPMENT
IS IN SESSION
Veterans Of Civil War Gather
in Las Vegas in Annual Meet
ting Taken on Automobile
Spin Yesterday.


Especial Dispatch I" the Morning J"urnnil
Las Vegas. June S.-The annual
cnenmpnent of the Grand Army Of
The Republic for the territory of New
Mexico. began its sessions NJ the
Weodmcn han "a 10 o'clock this
morning. Little business was trans
acted to-day, the time being spent IN
renewing old a-cquaintanccs and on
t-crtajnmcnt Of Nis4sors. tne veterans
enjoyed an automobile ride about the
city this afternoon and tonight were
guests at Il public reception in the Y
N. q. \. building. Mayor IS H. Gond-
all welcomed the old soldiers to Las
Vegas ana DR. Norman skinner de-
livercd the address of the evening.
The cncampmcnt viii last two days
ChQmberlaiu's Cough Remedy IS
sold on ID guarantee that IL YOU are
not satisfied after using tWo-thirds az
"a bottle according to directions, your
money will be- refunded. 1t is up TO
Won In try Soll hy all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
Down tie Line.

And what Will YOU do when You
have finished writing about the
shame of the cities
Plenty OF material "a follow. re-
piled the undertaking author. Then
IN take up the toughness OF the own
and the viciousness OF the villages -
Louisville Courier-Jouruai
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
BOY CRUSHED WHEN
PONY FALLS
Claude Dufe Su3tains Injuries
While Riding Horse Which
Result in Death Two Hours
Later.


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning JournaIl
Roswell, y. M, June S.-Claude
Duko, the fourteen year old step
son Of W. n. Wilson, of Elida, was
killed while riding nea Dexter, six
teen miles south Of here Today. The
lad was jogging along on a small pony
when the animal stepped into a pral-
lie dog hole. The pony stumbled
throwing the hoy under him, crush
ing his skull. The Lad lived two hours.
The BODY was BROUGHT here and will
he held nntil ;he arrival of relatives
from lcfida.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
Live We1Ds From Mew Mexco and Anzona
What's Doing all Over the Great Southeast

ments, returned 10 Carlsbad this
morning.
j. & Kobe has bought the interest
~ e. T. PettlHe&le ia the Distillere
brokerage company.
Alisa T. Eggell has returned FROM
her claim near Malaga. \ NJ.
j. r.. leffIics spent several days IN
Denver on business rhis week.
Mira ~. T. Hail and daughter re-
turned last night from two weeks
visit in afhor parts Of Ncw Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09

II you are not satisfied after using
according 10 directions two-thirds OF
s. bottle of Chamberlain's Stomach
and liver Tablets. YOU can have your
money back The tablets cleanse and
~iu.igerafe tho stomach. improve the
digestion, reguiato the bowels. Give
them 4 trial aud got we'll Sold IS an
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-09
HARMON CONVICTED
Of SECOND DEGREE
MURDER
Man Charged With Killing Dep
uty Sheriff Richardo Lobato
at Ocate, Is Found Guilty by
Jury.

lspecial Dispatch To The Morning Journal
Las Vegas, \. M, june s. Angus
tine Harmon, indicted for tho murder
Of DEPUTY Sheriff Ricardo Lobate
VINO Was Killed III Ocate last March
was sound guilty OF murder in the
second degree last night after the jury
had @ out little more than an hour.
TIE case was hard fought on both
sides and many Witnesses were eX-
amined, night sessions of court he
ing held to finish the testimony. Har-
nous attorneys gave notice Of a new
trial.
III .htraScoso shooting Accidental.
Information from El Altracoso,
northeast Of Las Vegas, is 10 the ef-
feet thai THE shooting which occurred
there Sunday. and in which Francis
co Paddle WIS wounded, was entirely
accidental. Padilla was shot With an
ncneitn revolver held in the hands OF
Jose Garcia. Padllla has been brought
10 Las Vegas for medical treatment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
SILVER THREADS
AMONGST THE GOLD.

. : Wy i 3 a. b Z. !. ID y
Darling, ! am growing old, silver
threads amongst the gold shine upon
my brow to-day. life is finding fast
away" Thus runs one of the old, old
songs There'is always nntc Of sad
ness and regret attached to the COM
ing Of gray nair .PrematureIy, as II the
hand of tlrne were rtIthIessIy check
ing OF the pleasant hours Of youth and
laughter. Remedy after remedy has
been exploited for the restoring Of
gray hair to its natural color, but the
one that has stood the test OF years
and proved the most pleasant and re.
liable, is dAXssi HAIR HEALTH. This
!time.tried preparation succeeds where
others fail. Il is one Of these safe and
dependable remedies that u ie a pleas.
ure to recommend. HAYS HAIR
HEALTH restores gray hair by fur
niehing to the hair roots, the exact
nourishment that revives. and give.
:hcm new life and vigor. It is not !.
dye. it works pleasantly and effective.
". All reliable druggists sell It for
SOC and a dollar. Booklet containing
further information on thc "csle of the
Hair" will be forwarded for &c by the
PhiIo Hay SpeciaIties Co., 80 Clinton
ST., Newark, NJ. j, U. S. A.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
UNITARIAN MEETINGS.

Rev. Charles w. casson, Of Boston.
will hold two special Unitarian meet
ings in Fairmont, In Willard hall on
the evenings Of March 10 and II. He
viii! present in plain and positive
terms the principles Of liberal reliy-
ion. Mr.. casson is widely known
throughout the country as the "uni.
tartan Evangelist owing to the ef.
tectiveness Of his style and the en-.
thusiasn which he brought with hin,
from the Methodist Church. He be-
Iieves that the liberal faith Is not a
faith for the few but for the many
and that it has new and saving Cos.
pei that needs to be declared to-day
&C all men. During the last year -hc
hiss visited 10 States, holding meet.
ings similar to those to be held here.
tie is a popular and powerful speak
er. At the close of his lectures he
will give an opportunity for qucs.
tons from the audience. as he be-
lieves fully in the principle Of democ.
lacy even In religious service. This
feature has always added greatly to
the interest OF the meetings. HIS sub.
jects will be "The New Evangelism"
and "Ti1e Religion of the Modern Man.
Further announcement Of these meet.
inas will be made In the advertising
columns Ct the press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-01
SCORES OF LOCAL
PEOPLE ARE PRAis.
y ING e, BOOT JUICE.
What One o! Our Prominent Business
Men IL Saying.

The Root Juice business is booming
at Booher's drug store. Scores OF
people from surrounding towns and
country are helping to swell this
crowds that are buying the truly
wonderful medicine that has done
So much good for SO many people of
Eai-mont and vicinity. Over fifty
people have reported complete cures
or great benefits, and many Of then,
have suffered for years before taking
Root Juice. Its remarkable soothing,
healing and tonic properties seem
to benefit every one from the very
start Many of our most popular and
reliable citizens are Enthusiastically
praisinJ the great medicine. One Of
our prominent business men told the
reporter Of this article that while he
did no: want his name published, Roo.
Juice has proved great blessing to
hin,. He said: "a have used but ono
bottle of Root Juice, but It has done
M. SO much good that ! would have
-
more # had to pay fifty dollars G
>Eott!e forit. was bIoated very much.
but that has all gone down. was very
nervous and had severe rheumatic
paa,s in different parts of my body,
but the pains have &c ased and am
no longer nervous. shall keep on
taking the juice until ] know the
cure is permanent. Mr.. Boohcr WAS
fortunate in getting the agency Of the,
great medicine, butit Is selling SO fas:.
that It is doubtful that b. has enough
in stock to accomni odate the demand
the remainder lot this W.ek Root
Jniee$is sold fort 81 a!bottle or three
bottles for Sc so.