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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
Lfve WebS From Wew Mexco and Arizona
What's Doing all o the Great Southeast

cellor commander. Homer hin viii
address the meeting and matters Of
Importance VIII be- brought before the
lodge.
Fred Richards, proprietor Of tho
Richards hotel here. purchased the
New Mission saloon ~ socorro.
Arthur Nelson Of Chicago. H., has
t opted q position with the Allaire
coal Mine company At Carthage.
Mrs. e = Brown and sons. Tom
and CouY ANA Miss Annie Hilton.
nuve gone 10 Nrw York The party
viii stop 80 Chicaeo to visit Joseph
Hilton. who is stndyins al the North
s. tstcrn Medical college. From Sew
York the purity VIII leave for England.
France ana ether European points.
after which they win proceed To- Aus
tralia 90 visit relatives of Mrs. Brown
Mr Brown Wili accompany the party
flr as New York.
Professor Paul, instructor Of Min
erofaHy and geology at The school ct
Mines. has loft for Canada. England
and sweden. He win attend the geolog-
ical conference % stockholm as "a dol
egate,
Judge Merritt g.. Mechem VIII open
United states court al cor on
~. II is thought that there viii
be no jury trial this term. Mrs,
A1eehom rs ia II Paso where she will
bc Joined lbs Judge Meehem.
Professor II n Smith has returned
NeW York, where ne has been
attending court. having been sum
moncd TO appear as au expert witness
IN a trim Involving mineral rights,
More automobiles thai horses are
being purchased VS. citizens here and
if M|aRdalcfa Mr. Givens has Just
mad delivered 10 him three new ears,
Mr. Harmon Of Maednlena. two
runabouts. Among other recent
purchasers ara Dr. McCreary. Connie
ia Price. colonel Eaton ana
Sol naca.
There are fumors current hat the a!
Zee Railway company is con
complaining building - new depot at
br kittrcli, postmaster, has q pei
lobby -vhe beautiful park hereof
wen which ri paso would be proud
under his supervision, and Dr, kit
rel spends much time and money Inn
,roxiDg II and adding new trees and
hrnbs. Visitors 10 S0curro Invariably
raise ana admire this beauty spot,
nd say there Us nothing 60 cqual II
III Paso and Albuquerque.
'itt2enF here are contributing towards
he eos Of keeping up the park aud
rp beginning q movement towards
ID playground for the children.
Mrs Pnrvis has left for Baltimore.
former home She VIII not return
b sneuiFn until september,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
LIGHTNING KILLS
DRIVER AND
TEAM
H0MESTEADER
NET DEATH NEAR ROY
Was Taking Load Of Wood to
His Ranch When Fatal Flash
Came Many Immigrants
From Oklahoma.

Especial dispatch 10 the uurnine JournalI
iio> New Mexico. jane g.@Hseturn-
Ing from thu canyons after Il load ~
nt~ls ANA while Within one anG one
half miles from home. Robert Pattor-
son, age s3 years IS gpuug homestead
tr living 50 miles north vt this plncc
was stfueh hy q bolt ct lightnine and
Instantly Killed, together with his
team saturday Ntishbors discovered
The chnrred body lying beside the wa
fon whore the fatal flash Tell The
clothing was burned almost entirely
OF The body ana the flesh was severe
lx Scorched by the electricity The
dsna man has parents. brothers and
sisters ne jasper city, Missoufi, and
the remains win prohaiy be shipped
te That ppint This IL the second ease
Within The lasi twelve months OF
death w lightning ana people IN tho
surrounding country are beginning To-
ftar electrical storms.
Tho crops la this section are half
planted et this time but "a good rain
which fcll recently. Nill hasten plant-
ing An increased agricultural area "a
eNprcicd. Thirlt families from 0tla-
hnma VIII afriYe soon to tahe up
claims
Dr. hrtdA has resigned the position
af postmaster ~ iake effect JUS I ana
there nre ii number af applicants.
Roy VIII have a real old time
Fourth " 1uly celebration with bron-
ca busting raeing. q bah game and q
t4f4atne,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

Arizona. now owned by President
Ripley of the Santa Fc road. one Of
the chiei attractions of The coming
exhibit viii be the original study from
which the RIPLEY picture was made.
other c%anvasses OF note Will be
san Gabriel Mission" The old
chWlch at Taos.r THE old Model. -
and "a number Of studies made re
Gently at the pueblo of Iaguna.
Mf. Rollins accompanied by Mrs.
lfollins. who Is herself q writer and
student of Indian life. viii spend the
summer At Taos. but win remain IN
Tho city until after the close Of The
coming exhibition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
OFFICIAL
MAKES CHANGE


Al Neul who has been snpcrvi-
son ~ ihe Alamo National forest for
more th1u two vents. leaves ON JulS
q. faf IS Naftlon of twelve months
After his mrlnugh les ended, hc viii
cutrr tho iield service Recognizing
his superior shilitv as lbs fIeld man. a.
49, kinellui district lor,ster ut Nlnu-
Guerguo. hHs offered several cooa
nlu m the field During tht Netl
administration MANY e@lHnscs and inn
~pinNtnr'nfs haas hcpu made in this
forrest He bias medc "a good officer
tui gond gitiTen.
Itt unl he sNcccrd,d as supervisor
hv "a DO D. Kent who i.a~ rcconilv
Ne'n in Vice FlorAiu forests AIR Kent
hns he,n Boo the forest service for
mann tels and i thoroughly ilmil-
Gag Nith thr work 10 WIS De- who
m.tle Ih, report un the str,n-th of
Hfith fhD Alamo n ~Guadalure
i'r .sfs n,f, created Ne Nill spend
tnr month oi Inu. ln the Held, ft-
m~Iliafzfnr himself with the work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
MAD COW ATTACKS
GRANT COUNTY
MAN
Severely Cores j. G..
Meader While Crazed With
Rabies Brute Dies in Few
Minutes Afterwards,
lsn1cr IA NnternrIsel


J. c.. Meadcr, one ct the pioneers OF
the Moeonon section and proprietor
of Mcadcr's s,ation on the Mogollon
stage line. vas gored by o. mad COW
about no,n Wednesday,. His injuries
ale painful hut not serious. Mir. Mea-
der noti,cd The cow lying down in the
hain Nnid and heard her grooming. Tie
went ONT at once 10 see what Was the
matter with her As soon as ne en-
tered the lot the cow jumped to her
Feet and with mouth open and froth-
ing. made "a dash for him. Mr. Mea-
der Immediately fastened Co the fence
but before he could climb over ne
Infatuated animal WAS upon him. Que
et hcl horns penetrated his leg and he
was badly bruised about the abdo-
mon iY the COW pinning him To the
fence Luckily The aged Indian fight
IN had the presence at mind 90 call
thc dogs and they soon attracted tho
e%ttcntinn ot the mad animal awnN
ffom the unfortunate man. Within
tNu minutes after the dogs had chas-
cd her OF she laid down and died.
Tho animal Was undoubtedly suffer-
ing from rabies ,;uscd 10y the heat,
and hsi il NOT been foi the dogs, Mt
Meader would doubtless have met
death nt the hands ~ D hicte.
NrWf ol the accident was telephon-
ed to Silver CITY aud atr. Marriott LETT
III noe fu one or the stage line autns.
bringing Mi Meader IN about noon
Yesterday. While hc Is suffering
someWh.t fiom tho shock and his
injuries. ht - able "a he ur and
around and Is receiving th" cengratu-
latlans or his friends over his for
escape.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
RECEPTION AND ART
EXHIBITION IN
OLD PALACE
Notable C%a0vasseS Of CeIe-
brated Artist on Display in
Santa Fe Under Auspices of
Archaeological School Ladies
~, Morning journal soecial Lsa.ed wirel

Santa Fc, y. NJ, june 6-Artists
and lovers OF the beautiful will have
an exceptional opportunity to enjoy
o. chetcc collection of paintings N
southwestern subjects during the ncNt
few days. w. e. Rollins, the cclc-
bratcd dclincntor and ~colorist of In
dian lie. viii exhibit some of his
southwestern c%lneasses at the hiss
toric reception room of The old PAL
ace beginning tomorrow. Tuesday.
lune N continuing Tor TWO days,
closing Wednesday. june s.. the cN-
hihiton vii ho under The auspices of
the ladies' hoard of tine school Of
American Archaeology ana the affair
promises to he of unusual h|rilliance.
There win be three visiting sessions
daily, during which the paintings win
be open to the public. from 40 to IL
mornings, from 2 TO 3 in the after
noon and ttom to 10 evenings.
Light refreshments win be served
during The afternoon and evening
hours each day and the exhibition
win bp in the nature OF a reception
to which all are cordially invited.
Mrs Nathan Jaffa viii preside Tues
day afternoon and evening assisted hy
the following -patroncsses Mrs.
James l.. Seheman. Mrs Paul A.. =.
Walter. ATS SNiNAnus 6. Morley. Mrs.
Francis &. Wilson. Airs. J. f.. Wood.
Mis- X j. Palen. MIS-. A. Al. ner-
and Mrs. e.. VI Thomas.
"a ,dncsiay afternoon and evening.
Mrs Il j. Prlcn viii preside. assisted
hN tho following p~atronesses MIS-.
Nathan Jafia, Mrs. Arthur Selieman.
Miss Massie Mrs. D.. \. hughes, Mrs
iacoh Ncitmcr. Mrs Hamilton Rapp
and Ms John H.. McFic.
Mr Rollins. the artist from whose
brush comes the eauNasscs
art 10 be exhibited. Is e. Cali
torninu ana tor some Years devoted
himself To- marine subjects Ina The por-
of which Die is acknowledged
te Without rqual ia his own state.
tlis pictures hANe hung in att eNhihi-
in Boston. New York. Washing 4
Denver Los Angeles and san
D. everywhere they have 4
met with favorable mention and wen
lnerited reception.
% was "a commission from the
Lewis "a CLARK exposition which
first turned Nj Rollins attention 40
indinn ift .S "a suhirtt for his ,an-
,itssss and Dee al once sought out for
models Indians who stiii follow
heir primitive customs and methods
hfr. Unlike many artists who only
saint from the outside and gather
heir impressions from th. windows
If 90 Pullman ear MI. Rollins has
lived right among the Indians not for
weeks unlk. nut ior several wears and
las gathered and reflected i'm bis
paintings q iaithful picture nf their
e.
Perhaps Mr. Rollins masterpiece IL
as painting oi The Grand Canon ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

corporators and directors are: Chas,
w. Bayliss of Kansas city. 1888 shares
Clifford A. Bonds of Kansas City, 3S3
shares; r. ". Wilsey Of Chicago. S22
shares. +. G. Smith of Acme, 1 share;
Gin I%.angsda1e of Kansas city J.
share.
The Empire Construction company
of Roswell. Chaves county, lied inc0r-
poration papers today. The capital
is 100000 divided into 10000
shares. The incorporators and direc-
tors are; Raymond r.. Hendricks Of
Roswell who is also ciu NaW Mexico
agent. Malcolm =. LOOMS of Ros-
Well; Julius Beeman Of San Francis
co: Fred l.. Tubbs of Omaha. Neb.
and @. A. Richardson's of Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
BUSINESS CHANGE At
ROSWELL
R. H. McCune Who Doubled
Assets Of Building and Loan
Resigns as Secretary and
Is Succeeded by E. S, Minton


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journal
Roswell. ~ NJ. June 6.-R. "A. Me-
Cune Yesterday resigned his position
as secretary Of the Roswell Building
& Loan association and e. G. Minton
was chosen To FIJI the vacancy. Mr..
McCune has held the office of secre-
tary along with that Of general man.
aeer. and the latter office viii now re-
duire all OF his time. rnder his man
agement the assets of the association
have exactly doubled within The past
eighteen months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
CHANGE OF VENUE
Of BIG SUIT
Especial Dispatch to the Morning IoarnalI

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Jonrnall
Roswell, n. NJ. June G-Judgc Vim.
Il. Pope last night granted q change
81 venue in the district court to the
court at curry county in the 100000
damage suit of Frank Shirley against
William II. Wells, ana the case will
probably come az the fall term in
Clovis. Shirley IS suing Wells on ac-
count az the death OF his brother, Oh
lie shirley, in connection with the
shooting of whom Wells was tried and
acquitted Of tho charge of murder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
JEALOUS WIFE KILLS
HUSBAND At
TUCUMCbRI

I%sneeI0l Catre.nenlcnee % Narulns lanrnnll

Especial Correspondence to Noruins ioarnnll
Tueumcari IN AL June AIRS
irene kent ehn ana killed her hus
band. a.. Kent, ln this city sunday
night At ia o'cloIk The bullet en-
tered Tho head OF Kent near the right
eye aud lodged over the left tyc.
causing instant death, AIRS Rent
was arrested ly Shcriff Ward auH
pi ecd in fine city jnii At % preiim-
iuHry holrinR this moruing she waived
examination The bodA of Kent WIS
taken 10 fht ksicli Undertaking estah-
iishmeni whtretau Inquest is hniue
held Icalouat is assigned ns the
cause of the tragedy.
Air. and AIRS Kent eame 60 Tucini-
carl tr1m El rasn 20 yotr ngp Kent
WIS "a one time in the employ of tho
fl layu Anft southwestern Railway
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
Third Ininnctlon Issncl.

Judge John r. Aiel7ic today signed
the third injunction thus far issued in
the ease OF NJ. A.. Cooper VS.. II. II. Me-
Daniel, ct al, in san Juan county. The
injunction restraints the defendants
from interfering in any II with
the plaintiff or his employees grazing.
pasturing or Watering mis- stock on the
public range or an unenclosed lands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

IN cured ne" or ut saved the life
ol nay child, are The expressions yon
hear eNcrN day about Chamhcrlain's
Cniie, cholera ana Diar1haca Rem
edY, This Is true the world over
where uhis valuable remedy has been
introduced. No othor medicine In
use fer diarrliuea or bowel complaints
has received such general approval,
Tile secret on llfe success of Chamber
ttin's cure, cholera ana niarrhoea
Remedy is that "a cures. sold by all
druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
opinion OF Attorney General.

The following is q COPY of an opiA
ion of the attorney general as to pub
fishing the statement filed by a for
cign corporation with the articles 81
incorporation.
Hon. Nathan Jaffa.
Secretary of New Mexico,
Santa l'e. New Mexico.
Dear sir; In response to the re-
quest contained in your letter &C the
3lst ult, have L. say that ! am clear
ly of opinion that the statement re-
suired from foreign corporations by
Section lO2 of chapter 3 OF the laws
of 1905, in addition To- q copy of fine
charter or certificate of Incorporation,
fails within the pro .lst1n OF Section
l3o of the same act as To publication
IN a newspaper. believe that YOU
are quite correct in holding that such
q statement may be considered as =
supplement to the charter or cer-
t%ificate NJ incorporation which must
DE filed. n therefore must be pub
iisned in accordance with Section 1855.
y strong reason to support the pro-
prietN of this holding is To ne found
in The fact that the statement" must
contain Information Us TO the corpor-
alton similar To- that which is required
by Section Z OF the ace. IN the cer-
tficatcs OF Incorporation OF domestic
corporations, ana therefore ought ta
be published the same ms those GER
tificates described jim Section =. Tt
must be quite as necessary to give
this Information to- the public as to
foreign corporations as it is to give
with reference to domestic corpora
TONS.
N.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

Incorporation papers were filed to-
day by the GNpsite Cement and
Plaster company of Acme. Chaves
county. The capitalization is 500
600, divided into LOCO shares. The in-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

IL you are not satisfied after using
according To- directions two-thirds OF
"A bottle Of Chamhetlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets. YOU cen have your
in%Vigoratc the stomach, improve the
digestion. regulate the bowels. Give
them q trial and get well. Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

lame shoulder Is almost invariably
caused hN rheumatism oi the muscles
pid Yields quickly "a tho free apple
calion of chamber lain's linimert
This Imminent is not only prompt and
eifectunl. but In no wnv disagrccuhic
ga use. sold by an druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

one OF the convicts in fhn good
roads camp. on ~ Baiada Hin, tAan-
tT miles south OF Santa re, made his
escape yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
ROSWELL To HAVE
COLD STORAGE
Ice Plant to Be RemodeIed to
Include Much Needed I'M
provement; Kansas Citizen
Dies Of White Plague,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning JournalT'
Roswell, y. NJ, June THE work
Of remodeling the ice plant of HAYNES
4 Honney was started Saturday. The
plant Will be converted into a cold
storage concern. The work is being
done bV II. NJ. Calklns. who has
leased the place of L. +. Mickey, who
recently purchased il from Haynes a
Honney. Roswell has two ice plants
besides this one and only one cold
storage and the change is welcomed
by the business fraternity.
Il. T. Bell, aged 40. Il wholesale
glass and qneensWare merchant from
Kansas city, M. died here last night
or tuberculosis, lie came three weeks
g for his hcalttf, then in very bad
condition The body was shipped to-
day to his home accompanied 10y Mrs.
Bell.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-17
GOLD
SPECIMEN

Lawton, N. D., Aug. 16.-John Cav.
anagh finished digging the we'll on the
Arid farm recently and struck fine
vein of water at about fifty.eight feet
below the surface. Besides finding a
vein of coal, as reported last week, he
found curiosity about two inches
long and as thick as large sized pen.
Gil, which looks like part of the tail
of some prehistoric reptile. 1t is very
pretty and sparkles with variegated
colors resembling copper and silver on
one side and green and other colors on
the other. Under microscope the
green marking is found to be beauti-
full fern-like flowers, but the metallic
objects resemble discs of silver and
polished copper. Mr.. Cavanagh also
found small piece of broken quartz
containing large percentage of cop
per or gold. Mr.. Cavanagh will send
these specimens to the university for
examination.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-17
wheat FIELDS
OF 100 ACRES

Rhame, Bowman Co., Aug. TO-
There is gong to be a great deal OF
grain in this country. The flax crop,
too, which some time ago seemed
would be a total failure, is coming
along pretty well, owing to the cool
nights which have prevailed the last
two weeks, and many fields which
were not supposed to be worth cut
ting will yield four or five bushels to
the acre. A few miles north of town,
many fields will give a fair average
crop.
J. M. Evans threshed a twenty acre
field of wheat Monday, and it turned
out thirteen bushels to the acre, and
weighed out 81 pounds to the bushel.
The variety was fife. Not so bad for
a dry year. J. G. Fischer threshed a
field of blue stem wheat Tuesday
which made twelve bushels to the
acre, and Evans & Browns wheat on
the school section made fourteen
bushels. Two or three fields of oats
near town have made about Is bushels
to the acre.
J. NJ. Evans had three acres of win
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-17
M00RHEAD ORDER
REMAINS same

Moorhead, Mimi, Aug. 16.-Large
placards, issued by Special Agent w.
E. Johnson of the Indian service, have
been received in the city and will be
posted in all of the railway and
freight Offices after Sept. Is.
The placards read: shipments to
the following towns in Minnesota of
any intoxicating liquor is strictly pro-
hibited by order of the federal gov.
eminent" The placard or notice
makes no distinction between beer
and whiskey. but simply says "intoxi.
eating liquor"
Nothing has as yet been heard from
Secretary Ballinger in regard to his
decision in the matter, although he
has doubtless been the recipient Of
many kilograms from interested par
ties in regard to his decision in the
matter. Many of these kilograms and
night letters have been sent to Mr..
Ballinger, and whether or not they
will have any influence on him, one
can never know. Nothing that would
seem to show that the closing order
would be modified has been received
in the city, and the doings Of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-17
TO CONTINUE
WORK ON GIN.

Fargo. N. D.. Aug. 16-President
Louis w. Hill emphatically denies the
report that the Great Northern air
line has been abandoned and says that
he can see no reason or foundation for
such rumor.
1t is stated that the probable ground
for the report is that many laborers
on the new line have stopped work
in order to go to the harvest fields
and take advantage of the higher
wages.
That this new line should be
abandoned seems hardly probable
from the fact that it would seem that
the new line should be a paying
proposition, opening up as it does a
large tract of land which hitherto has
been untouched by a railroad. The
new line cuts off long distance be-
tween Fargo and Minot.
The grading just west of Fargo is
the most backward of any on the line,
but even this has been far advanced
through the dry weather. This has
been a great help to contractors and
they have been able to do the work
at nominal cost to themselves as
the price of labor has been low. Re-
ports are to the effect that a large
portion of the road clear through to
Minot has been completed and will
be finished within short time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-17
LACK Of Water
BIG PROBLEM

East Grand Forks, Minn.. Aug. 49,.
Farmers living northeast OF this city,
after losing good share OF their crop
because OF the heat and drouth. have
run against another big problem. The
continued drouth and heat has caused
an unusual lack of water. and in some
cases farmers are unable to go ahead
with threshing until some arrange
ments are made for securing water.
August Lietig, a farmer living near
Key West, was in the city today. en-
deavoring to find some means of Sc.
curing water so that he can do his
threshing. A small stream. known
as the Marias, is located in that vicin-
ity, but it has been entirely dried up,
necessitating the hauling of water
from the Red Lake river below NAL
lory. This is an unusually long dis
tance to haul water, for some of the
farmers to the northeast of this city,
but it undoubtedly will have to be
done if threshing operations are to
continue. Farmers also have to haul
water for their cattle, being unable
TO get sufficient supply on their
farm land.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-17
Recent ACT
IS EXPLAINED

Aberdeen, S. D., Aug. 16.-The reg
lister and receiver Of the United States
land Office at Lennon, S. D., has re-
ceived a communication from the gov
eminent land office explaining the re.
cent withdrawal of lands for entry in
the Lennon land district, in which it
is stated that the order has been mis-
understood; that there is no intention
of interfering with settlers who have
already filed on the land, or to pre-
vent them making final proof, so long
as it is clearly understood that their
claim applies only to the surface
ground, for agricultural purposes, and
does not include rights to mineral be-
meath the surface. Intimation is also
given that as soon as the lands with
drawn are classified, the surface will
be subject to entry for agricultural
purposes, even where the land is
found to have coal beneath. The ex-
planatory communication will, it is be.
lieved, have a tendency to abate the
which has existed among
settlers in the region affected ever
since the withdrawal order was is
sued.