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The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

Ryan anf Douglass win rssent 'he
unique sketch. From the sublime to
the Ridiculous. I<cl and krlirN viii
rre jokes OF new coinage and the
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10

gram collection ~ humorous dia-
lorue. accompanied by music which lac
coaNos from divers and sundrN tnstru-
mtntS Mr. Ssmoa's strange allure and
The Detroit times., 1910-12-10
TEMPLE.

The program In the Temple theater
next week viii have i'm thc headline
position Miss Ellie Fay. n former vaud-
evill, star aud later a stan In musical
tomed.. Th" wcll-kuown song hlt.
Tire Bclle Of Avenue y first brought
clover Miss Fay into tho limeli ght ana
made her popular with Patrons OF the
two-a day houses. Three years ago. the
song VAS expanded into musical
comedy and served as vehicle fOr VI
vacious Ellie, who has been oy-rid-
ing in the piece since tEcn and scOr-
ing one triumph after another. Miss
Fay now -cturns To gFace the boards
of the vaudevills stage with spark
ling new repertoire OF songs. she will
aIpeaI in several sartorial creations
Of "a nature calculated 10 aid and abe
her I'm repeating her former successes.
and wnicA viii be OF particular inter-
est to the feminine portion OF her audi
enCe.
\ foreign novelty, Schichtl's Marion =
cites. has been imported direct from
the Winter Garden at Berlin, The man
Hikins viii be shown with elaborate.
specially scenery and unusual
electrical displays. The act is said IN
be marked Improvement over others
OF its kind. Chas + Scmon The Mar
row Teller. monologist and instru-
mentalist. will contribute 10 the pro-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
LAS CRUCES LAND OFFICE
DOING Bic BUSHES

within the past two months the
business OF the Las Cruces land oitlce
has more than doubled, said ME-.
Sims. who is receiver ol the Las
Cruces Office and also an enthusiastic
booster for the valley. From being
the smallest in returns of the five New
Mexico offices Las Cruces has jump
ed to what we believe Will be ilrsl
place by the end of the present fiscal
year. 1t is not generally known but
the Las Cruces office has jurisdiction
over almost one.fifth of the public
lands cl the territory, and over much
of this area homesteadors are now
spreading in rapidly increasing num-
Ter. The homestead rush 20 New
Mexico has not stopped by any means.
Indeed so tar rs our district Is CON
cerned. we believe it is just beginning
Las Cruces men have recently or
ganized a chamber Of commerce winch
Is now on a solid working basis and
which will accomplish a great deal FOR
the promotion OF all southern New
Mexico. The chamber proposes 70
spend considerable sums Of money M
publicity work and ii viii be along
tines that viii bring the very best re-
ettltS.w
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
SAN JUAN REAL
ESTATE MOVES
WITH RAP|D|TY
Large Sums Of Money Change.
Hands Around Pennington.
and Activity is Greatest on.
Record,


Pennington. n. NJ. Rob. i4.-Never
In the history Of san Juan county has
there been such great activity In real
estate In this part OF New Mexico. The
prosperous season ahead. the COM
ing of the Arizona & Colorado rail-
road. ~ the building of the great
irrigation projects In this section are
believed 10 be responsible for the
impetus given to realty movements
The Pennington Enterprise chronicles
the following deals.
The clark Land company reports
the following real estate sales Ranch
known as Jack Martin place. BELONG
ing to j. n. Shafcr. sold 70 J A..
Laws Of canon city. i40 acres, IS Of
which IS IN orchard. consideration
$4,000. Mr.. Laws is a Wholesale
fruit commission man, and viii lo-
cate here with his family in about
1.-Two weeks. Mrs. Thomas Newtons
place on the peninsula 70 Mr. Leggitt
Of Nebraska s acres, consideration
$500. ~ e. Young's place on pen-
%insula, to Mr.. shannon. late OF Iowa.
l3 acres. consideration $4,000. Mrs.
y. A. Mattice to Mr.. HumInel. late OF
Telluride. 80 acres, in Jewett aileNi
consideration, $3.50.
The Hubbard Land company re-
ports the sale OF Mrs Mary Fltzger-
AIDS home on the mesa. 70 Howard
HruVn of Alberta Les. Mimi. Ihe
IpIace consists OF five acres, all set out
10 fruit trees. n q neat dNeilihe,
reconsideration $3.50.
The Pennington Land and Invest
ment company on Monday MADE -
sale Of the livery ana transfer busl-
ness Of w NJ. johnson ana leased
|the btildinp 10 the purchaser of the
Mr. Johnson VIII Greer =
,.aidanen IN Pennington IN the near
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
$4,000 SCHOOL At
FORT SUMNER
Contract To Be Let Sooni Bones
Of Human Being Unearthed in
PecOs Valley Town.

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
Fort sumner. Guadalupe County,
N. A., Feb 1.-THE name Of the
%snnnyside postofflce has been changed
Is Fort sumner This settles the
long yesed question and removes that
matter from the path OF Fort sumner
THE patented part Of the town has
been gaining steadily ON the other
part. and by sheer weight has forced
the abandonment OF the other name
The first business block az native
stone is now under way. Or. Love
lace Is building "a tw%o-story brick in
the new part Of the Town ana viii
move from the upper part Of town in
tho spring
The land company has been reor-
ganized and is preparing for extern
sive improvements this spring.
A $4,000 school house is TO be
erected as soon as the new board can
be elected and let the contract a fine
mission style office building for the
company Us one of the first things 10
he contracted for
a party Of capitalists Interested IN
the triton project win be IN town
two or three days this next week.
looking over the Urton and local en-
|terprises
a. L. Laws, q thorough going Coio-
RADIO farmer. Was IA here FOR q week
and decided 20 east his lot with the
local dry farmers. He flied on $40
acres and has returned for his fam
fly.
Several hundred acres Of orchard
arc TO De set out here this coming
spring The lndcX publishes a list
of fanchmcn who VIII set a total Of
afb, but the iist Is known 20 be in
complete
The bones of a human being were
uncartAtd here the other morning IN
eNcaVnting for "a cellar With them
were The remains of a camp fire.
The local church is nearing COM
pletlon II is hoped that 1t may be
ready for services in 1--we weeks.
A lnrger and higher stnndpipe is.
being Installed by the company for
The town water works system.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
MES|LLA VALLEY IS
ENJOYING A
BOOM
Well Known Banker Says Out
look is Promising Land
Office Entries at Las Cruces.
Increasing,

III. H.. Bowman. the well known Las
Cruces banker and land owner. r II.
sims. 81 the United states land office
al Las cruces. and Major w. II. a.
LleweIivn. we're IN Albuquerque last
night for a short time returning from
santa Fe where they attended the
meeting Of The republican central
committee
Las Cruces is enjoying what might
be termed Il bOum in the farming
lands adjacent" said Mr.. Bowman. III
as not a boom IN the sense OF an in
flation of values. Lands in various
states Of irrigation anu Improvements
are selling at from $50 to $500 an
acre and in every case they are worth
the money and the return on the in
vestment is to be had readily by In
t%ellieent farmers. This IS the class OF
farmers we are now getting into the
district and this class of immigration
is responsible for the forward move
ment IN Las Cruces which has almost
made the owl over IN the past lew
months. There is no richer land IN
the world than that of the Mcsilla
valley, and our people are Just begin
ming to recognize It's possibilities.
There is considerable activity in Las
Cruces town real estate. and some
sales Of town lots are being made. We
do not recognize in this however, the
stability which is carried with the
agricultural lands, which are backed
BY soil. water supply n productive
power which cannot be questioned.
Thirty Years or more ago when !
went to Las cruces there was nearly
as much land in cultivation as nov
1t was not cultivated as il is now. IN
diligently and with a view 10 getting
real returns. Conditions served to cut
down the cultivated acreage IRON
wear to wear for a long time. But the
present uplift IS permanent and endur-
ing and it means a very high grade oi
prosperity for our valley.
There are a number Of handsome
homes going up or under consideta-
zion ana to us who have lived there q
long time one of the most pleasing
features OF our present prosperity Is
that ours is coming TO be a district
Of homes"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
ESTANClA TO ELECT
CITY OFFICERS ON
28th OF FEBRUARY

The county commissioners met in
adjourned season on last Monday and
approved the survey OF the tOwnsite
OF F.staneia as proposed for incorpor-
alton. Deputy County Surveyor Hill,
who made the survey, had filed
with the probate clerk q plat and
field notes showing the official sur
vey.
After having approved The survey.
District Attorney Abbott was called
in. who instructed the board as TO its
further duties. Being salts led that
the law had been complied with in
every particular the board declared
the town Of Estancia duly incOrpor-
ated and called an election for Mon
day. February 2Sth. for the election
of "A mayor. tour aldermen and a
clerk. as provided for by the act OF
the legislature of 1909. J T.. Brax-
ton. Camille AragOn ana J.. A. Speck-
man were named by the board to act
as Judges Of election.
The board win meet on Monday,
March 18th 20 canvass the returns Of
the election.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
DEFINING BOYS HAVE
WIRELESS OUTFIT
THAT WORKS
Ingenious Young Amateur EIec-
tricians Plan to Send Mes
sages for Many Miles IN
Southern New Mexico.

Especial correspondence 10 MORNING journal
Dpining. a.. ~ Feb f4~Aboul
two and "a halt Years dru louie KEN
Iot three worn oar batteries from an
old electric clock brought H. the Tas-
sell store for repairs About the
same timc. Arn0 Leopold ond Fred
Wyman had q dliHpidatel pocket
search Hight and with added appli-
nnces and multiplied experience since
that time they nov have thrce wire
less telegraph stations located az their
respective homes pa Gold avenue,
Pine and Spruce streets
The editor of The Graphic made
personal Investigation Saturday and
ean vouch for the perfection Of tho
system now IN daiis operation. Each
OF The boys has his station for send
Ing and receiving wireless messages.
and n is their purpose 90 strengthen
the batteries ana elevate the receiV-
ing ana sending wires so that mes
eages may pass many miles instead
Of several blocks
The boys are possessed Of thf
true inventive spirit and are like
Wise fortunate Ia having gray matt
ter concealed Va their upper stories.
They read anything on wireless on
any other kind of tolegraphy OF
electricity and would actually rather
hatch out ID new idea than To slt
down To u square meal.
Louie - rs. Arno 50 ana Fred rs
wears OF age and their friends are
predicting bright futures for them
Most of the crude instruments used
we're manufactured hy themaetves,
and the perfect manner iu which
they work rs truly marvellous,
Tho sending instruments include
q spark coil. condenser spark gap,
heiix ana KEY. The receiving set
consists Df a hi-p0lnr seleetiye switch,
.icctrOlytic d%etector. silicon dftee-
tor. massive dctcctor nna telephone
receiver a switch ~ used to throw
~ both sending ana receiving in
struments, ana both aerial and
gropna wires are employed
Keep your eye on those bright
boys.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
BIG ARTESIAN WELL
MAKES BUSINESS AT
RICARDO TAKE BRACE

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning journal
Ricardo. \ A.. Feb. Ill. Al
Kennedy. Jr.. member OF the Kennedy
Realty COMPANY. has just returned
from the artcsian welt located tNcniN
miles south of this place, and reports
that the well is Just as represented.
They are having some trouble in cas-
ing it, owing to the fact that il is
.cavins in and the hole is not straight.
"a sample of the water brought %
town shows id to DC free from an MIN
erals. and il IS pronounced good BIZ
an who have tasted 1t
The local telegraph office has Been
.hesieged with telegtams since the
announcement of Ending artcsian
water in this vicinity.
Messrs. Angle ana Engle win start
Il hack line to the well as soon as an
engagements can be completed. They
are scheduled TO leave Ricardo az S:3r
"a. m. arrive al we'll 1850 q. M. leave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16

well at 1.3p p. IN. and arrive at RI
cardo 400 .. m. They expect To SEE
important matt contracts, he
sides carrying passengers. Later on
they win run two freight wagons per
Business has shown q marked in
crease since the well was brought in
and filings are brisk.
John T.. McFarlin refused 81 zoe
for his land adjoining town today,
r. d. Williams. section foreman.
leaves this week. Dennis Randall takes
his place.
r. 4 Drake has opened a feed
store in The Line building and has
ID large stock of corn, hay. flour and
meal. He shipped SEQ chickens to
Albuquerque last week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16

drawn by the men Themselves
The SNOW ls from five 20 ten feet
derp through This region where
most Of the tall trees grow
The plan ~ 20 chain the eHtlft
forest into blocks three miles
suuare and make % close estimate
.of saw timber in each block \
complete map win Doe made aNpllaRie
to thoso who contemplate making -
purchase
SIR. Dudley. president az The south
ern company. organized for D. pro
motion 0T a railroad from LundI
lftah. to the Grand canyon, has all
ready filed application With the salt
Lake office FOR 100, 600. 600 feet Of
lumber. ana has made contract Ia the
effect that the whole amount is 70
De- cut ana removed from the forest
within four years time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
TO BROADEN SCOPE
OF NEW YORK GRAFT
INVESTIGATION
Democrats Want Full and
Complete Inquiry Into the
Alleged Corruption in the
legislature,

Albany. Feb. THE first actual
step toward widening the scope of the
investigation cf alleged legislative
corruption now under way I'M the
senate was taken tonight by "a demo-
erat. Lewis -StuNvesant Chanler, for
mer lieutenant governor and now as
semhiNman from Duchess county
Mir Ghanler introduced a resolution
calling 4or q ful and complete inves-
tigotion and asked for It's immediate
consideration Mir. Merritt. majority
iloov leader promptly objected and
under the rules, consideration at the
measure was postponed until next
MondaN nioht
Republican leaders here tonight
We're reluctant to admit that Che evil
deuce thus far abducted al the SEN
ate's Investigation of the brihary
charges against senator Aids would
compel wider Inquiry into the general
subject OF legislative corruption.
There is mo- doubt that those in Hu
theritN from Governor Hughes down.
appreciate the gravity OF Tire situation
and ARE discussing meant To meet IT,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
BRAKEMAN MEETS
HORRIBLE DEATH
Crushed Between Two Cars
Jess McFerron Passes Away
in Agony Shortly After His
Rescue,

Especial Correspondence to Morning. Jonrnaii
Ration. n. A.. Fob. li-Brnkcman
Jesse McI5errau ON the night coat
Nain To- ilebran out of this place, was
caught between two cars last nlghi
and crushed out uf shape and Killed.
breathing his last before the train
hearing him reached Ration. The ace
cideut happened between Hebron and
Van ffouten The engine was push
iug a string or cars ana the brakeman
stood Gin the running board of a wa-
ter tank ear. ahead OF him. The train
ran into "a string OF loose cars and
the two GAYS iamuned together. the
brakeman being throuwn between
them. lie was caught and hold SO
that il MAS several minutes before lac
could bee eNtricated lie did not re-
cover consciousness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
TIMBER EXPERTS TO
USE SLEDGES IN THE
BUCKSklN NOUN AIMS

Especial correspondence to Morning Journal
Flagstaff. Aiix.. Feb. lf-SiN TIM
Der experts re~prescntue the forestry
department. are about 10 undertake.
~ block and estimate the timber Of
the kuihab forest. Transportation
after they reach the Bnpkskin noun
tains VIII pc made with sledees
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16

While it is often impossible TO pre-
vent an accident. it is never impossi-
bile TO lie prepared-it is not beyond
any ones purse. Invest % cents in
u bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment
and YOU arc prepared for sprains.
bruises and like injuries. Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
BIG CATTLE DEAL,
N Y A I
ROSWELL
Of a Million Involved If.
Transactions Made During
the Present Week.


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Jo1rnaiI
Roswell. n. A.. Feb. 15.-Cattlc
alcs made ON the Roswell market
during the week thus far have aggrc-
gated close To a quarter of a million
dollars. The principal sales are BY
the Littleheld Cattle company who
have sold to clayton and Thurman OF
Denver, hve Thousand steers and
twelve hundred snayed heifers for
spring delivery the deal a%ggrcgating
a hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
william Atkinson has sold to y. Nj.
pyle OF clarendon. Texas, four nun
dred -two-year-0ld heifers. these being
the last OF the herd Of the once ia
mous Milne-Busch ranch which is
soon 10 be cut up into irrigated farms.
The cattle were sold for delivery
March fifteenth and at thirty dollars.
Frank Divers has sold to r. NJ. Pyle
six hundred stock cattle. terms pri-
yate. for delivery March fifteenth at
Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
NEW MEXICO NOW
HAS BATTERY Of
ARTILLERY
Regular Drill of Battery A
Held IL Roswell With Adju-
tant General in Attendance.


Roswell, n. M. Feb. 1.-THE first
regular drill Of Battery a, the first
light battery 81 Now N"yic,'s nation
III guard was held last night With a
fun attendance OF members Of thc ne%
battery and many spectators. Aotu-
tant General Ford was present and
addressed the battery. The new uni
forms Fave been issued md regular
drit4 vel begin At cnc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
Coughs and Colds
Easily prevented and cured by
fortifying and strengthening
the system with
Duffy's Pure Malt Mhiskey

us lie little cough or cold allowed to
ran on without attention that fills three
iourths OF the graveyards Of this coun-
Try.
Consumption is but the fatal stage of
throat troubles-the little cough neg
lcctcd.
Consumption is more appalling in rs
destruction of lie than any plague or
pestilencc that has swept over the world.
It works on, day and night, year in and
Orf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16

Last reek the papers were sisned
which transferred the property oi the
Alamogordo Improvement company 60
the new owners. The following OFF,
GERS were elected President l. H.
kempner. Galveston. vice president.
". +. Nan Brunt. wichita Falls sec-
Rotary and treasurer. Jos. Seinsheim-
er Galveston. assistant secretary. Hat
~ Major. Alamogordo, general man
ag,r. Frank ". Beach. Alamosordo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16

More people are taking FoleN's Kid
nof Remedy every year. Il Is consid-
erred the most elective remedy for all
kidney and bladder troubles that med
teal science can devise. FcleN's Kid
ney Remedy coUrects irregularities.
builds up the system. and restores lost
vitality J H. ORielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16

For so years Lydia H.. Pinkham'B Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does Justice to
herself who viii not Try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands Of cures 20 its credit.
EaHEE@s Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
Nf44 20 write her for advice. She has
guided thousands 10 health free OF charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16

Duify's Pure Malt
W hiskcv is pre-
scribed by doctors
everywhere. 1t il
an absolutely pure,
gentle aud invigor-
ating stimulant and
tonic. ltovercomcs all
weakening. wasting
and down condi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16

lions OF the body, brain and muscle. Civ
ing the system power to throw Off and
resist coughs, colds, grip. catarrh, bron-
chitis and lung troubles: it is an abso-
lutte cure and preventive OF consumD-
ton, pneumonia. bronchitis. malaria and
lew fcvers if taken in time in small
doses rs directed.
An druggists. groocrs and dealers. or
direct. Si.oo 2 large bottle. BE sure Won
set the genuine substitutes and imitq-
lions are injurious Medical Bookle.
containing rare common sense rules for
health and testimonials, also doctors
ADVICE sent free % anyone who writes.
Malt Nsisssy Co., Rochester. II. Y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
OTESOF THE
SOUTHWEST

An important mining deal has just
heeu cunsummutcd in the orograndc
district which Includes the safe of all
tht placer ground of the TeNas-Jaril-
o. Mining company amounting TO
about 800 acres and living "a short dis
lance below the main 100000 gall
Ion reservoir THE purchasers are
Fort Worth capitalists. including
Judge George buukliu and NJ. Marks.
who furnish the main part OF the cap-
ital thoueh 30 is understood they
have SOME associates Interested with
them.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-18
Sin patentes en- Ponce.
81 establecimientos sin es-
tos requisites.
El juez prsctica las investiga-
clones en- ell case de Lorenzo
HeBges que SO siRtio amo de
Pedro.
De nuestro corresponsal

lie nuestro corresponsal
Febrero l5.-Se han celebrado
en- la corte municipal dos iuicios. por
distintos delitos los cuales fueron
condenados.
Ell cabo Padilla del servicio en- es-
ia ciudad arrest6 al individuo jose
Rivera Vazquez por haber sutraido
Is libras de cafe en- grano, en- la to-
rrefaccion de Valentin Leon
en- la plaza del mercado. Este cafe
fue robado ell lunes pasado, ,despues
de hacer la investigation ell cabo Pa
dilla 10 denunci6 ante la corte NUM-
cipal, V celebrado el juicio el juez
.Acosta 10 condeo tres meses de car
eel.
Fue absuelto en- la corte munich
cipal el Sr. Juan Juan Mimoso que
estaba acusado de falsa representa-
cion.
Santos Delgado salio de Ia car
eel despues de haber cumplldo 30
dfas por alterar la paz.
Aver Sc celebraron dos iulclos
en- la corte municipal.
Ell iuez municipal LIDO. Lopez
Acosta V su secretario Sr. Ramon
Vazauez. estan hariendo la investiga
cion contra el policia insular Loren
70 Monges, que estropeo malamen-
te & Pedro Versa que iba en- una com
parsa de mascaras.
Hoy ha dado principle en- la cor
te de distrito los luicios por iurados.
Nan regresado de San Juan el
Hon. fiscal LIDO. Palacio Rodriguez
V ell juez de la corte de distrito Mr..
Foot.
Ell bale de Pihata efectado ano
che en- el casino re>ult6 como era de
esperarse, explendido. Duro hasta
tarde en- Ia nnche.
Ell investigator municipal de esta
eiudad. encontrd 81 eStableclmien-
to sin la correspondence patents en-
la playa de esta ciudad, en- 81 ultima
vista que hico dicho poblado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-18

Ncdie sobs que su casa es-
I'd GesalouIada. Maize 10 sa-
Be, porqus usted no 10 dnuneia.
81. dsssa oIquilor su casa que
ahora no ls produce r0da andn-
eiela en- sc Correspondent
eia" Paro esta clase de anus-
clos hay en- este d.crlo prsesos
especiole, muy hmitados. =