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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-03-10
Did the Roman Catholic
Church rh,n1e the
Sabbath.

4" Having n rev spare moments
from my other labors | shall
use them. in beautiful lidlc
chat, really before the tune
| promised | would. But il is
SO convenient for me now, that !
shall say. Yes Brother Mathe W
| love To chat with you on the
Bible. IL there is any thing in
the world that ! love to talk on
its the Bible. Love you Bro5hcr.
Yes, d! know love you ~ thls
! know | have past from death
unto life because ! love the
bretheren. Brother you sar
faith is the thing ilat brings
us TO Christ y Listen what
Paul says. Faith comes by
hearing and hearing by the
Word Of God Faith cant come
until we hear, and hearing by tho
WORD. The faith that We have
in Christ is good, and very good
but il must come hy hearing,
anC thai hearing by the word Of
God For God says "wnerewiih
all Shall Il young man clean. Ms
way, by taking hcsd tn the
WORD, then It is tn. WoPp that
hr!ngs rs thrisL, and the faith
Which acrccelvc in hearing keeps
rs in Christ. Which il tie faith
that we receive in Christ BY hear
ing the WORD. CHRIsr tina tath
that was onre delivered t. ~"
saints. This is the faith that is
the su bs'anccofthirg ,lioprd for.
the evidence If things not seen -
rhI> is the tMrit Christi that
the circumcision Is ENtll!
ed by--Aud upcircnm 'isIon
juRorGH faith tChri~u This
is the reason PAU said. For
h.r.ln Is the righteousness OF
God revealed rom FAITH toFAlTIl
---, hist The faith. which reveals
to lis by 'hc bearing Of ms word
the faith which zee have in hW
So my brother, you WI lav'
/ 20 learn TIL difference there l.
in, by taitn and through Galtll be
tore You can ullt te-tinG TIN
scriptures. Not TINT yuu al,
dishonest, no it is for the iact
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-03-10
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ANY purity or parties wishing TO
AK any guestlons through ,h,s
9gpvI upun any suhFe. religious
- ~ Otherwise shall he treated
ga friend, Ba, in NJ case will
We IIiitor allow any slang or
,tTq pGra.as ~ through its
=. &C
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-03-10

sTrfsr't W v" pb0fss petrVisr" wv GtNN tns.
wss given unto mr, thry gave to me ssd bsma
has Inc right hands OF fellowship: tsa: ~
should 60 unto ,Lc beathsD, sili tboy pa.D ths
cIrcsr c,s,un. tai -7s9.
| Now brother please hear the
WORD and obey il for il ~ the
power Of God unto sale alton And
when you say there is NJ differ
cnce in the words BY or Tf.RotaIH.
Then we would have to suppose
that there would be no difference
in going by or through house.
! On these grounds brother We
think yet il is hard for she rlan
to understand the SER lures m.
der the one mar. theory
I We proposed 10 yot ma, If you
wanted n iitfic Gnu, tl'Et W.
wuuId 60 back to the BEGINNING
~ the WOuD But ", SEQ that
:.
and begin with the seventh, |
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THE CR !
NoRwooDMo

Rev. l.. =. 0srrss sAi'o'.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
Iohn n. May and Frank Luecro, sec

John II. May and Frank Lueero, sec
rotary.
Starters-James Sutherland. +. T..
Morlno. Core Bennett, NolneN pottet.
Colonel W. NilJoen and :. =. Ascarate.
Judges for the athletic events-Os-
car Lehman. EstnNen Lucero. DR.. Il
L.. Mcbride and II Morino.
Judges for horse raccs-Felipc Lu-
Zero, Ramon Ncvares, Elias Spears
aud c. w. Willis.
Speakcrs--H. Il, Holt, |, Armijo, Il.
l.. Young. j. Paxton and Mark r.
Thompson.
The International hand will be in at
tendance.
There will also be q 200-yard flat
race; 10O-yard ilat race, ~i00-yard
women's c 120-yard three-legged
race; sack race; l00-yard clothes race;
potato race. Tug OF war on foot be-
tween six Americans and six Beers
the rescuing the wounded under fire,
tug of war on horseback, six contest
on each side. melee de rose; goat
roping contest, %S00-yard pony race
horse race. committee race; consola-
tion race to all losers,
The committee has settled on the
grounds for the races and contests, but
ihc other features of the day VIII
doubtless be held Ia the park and
courthouse grounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
EgqS Saved from Going to
Waste.

-
Let our high-cost-of-living sayauts
aud probcrs note what is going on In
the egg market Just now: BY the
latest official reports from twenty
eight of the %thirty-two united ware
houses in and around New York city
il is shown that there are now lib
600 cases Of eggs IN storage, each case
containing thirty dozen, as against
only $4,000 cases in these anne ware
houses at the corresponding date OF
last ~Near-nearly double h 1909
amount: the daily receipts of eggs are
at present exceeding the consumption
by thousands of cases, SO that the sup
plies in storage win continue TO pie
10 for some time. II is expected; still
the prices have not declined materially
and are just q little higher than they
were at his date a year ago; the best
of the storage eggs from the west are
selling at 81 i-2 to % ~ cents a
dozen in Wholesale lots, and eggs from
this state and pennsylvania are quoted
as high as 25 cents in the wholesale
market. These prices are from | to
2 cents higher than last year. Now
where it not for these cold storage
warehouses;, what would happen? TIL"
market would be glutted with eggs
the prices would drop rapidly from
day to day SO that finally the con-
sumner could get them for around d
cent apiece probably; in time the a
ket would be loaded up with bad eggs
nobody. wholesaler, iobber or re
taller. could make any money IL
would be a picnic" for the consumers
While il lasted, but next fall ana VIM
ter they would have TO pay dearly iot
II. because there would be no stocks OF
storage eggs to fail back upon TO meet
the demand, the price OF tresh eggs
would mount to 10 cents or VI y
dozen at retail. nobody but the rlcn
could afford to buy them, there would
he much inconvenience ii not suffer-
ing. and the producers would be apou
n only people ut interest who could
make any money out of the business
As the present season advances eSb'
win probably drop in price very con
siderably. But let 1t be noted lhat
dealcrs are storing eggs here IN New
York not for the purpose OF roppius
the people six or eight months from
now. but in order to save Tor iuturc
CONSUMPTION thousands upon thou-
sands OF cases that the people VIII NOT
buy now at any price and that woulu
20 to waste. 1t costs from
4 ia G cents a dozen to warehouse
those eggs through the summer not
IL mention intcrcst-and the system
nrcvcnts alternate egg gluts ana eSs
fomincs. 1t may have it's abuses put
a is not To he condemned ofi-hand as
the scheme Of Il trust or = consplr-
acv in restraint of trade.-Ncw YORK
49,, natal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
BOYS Of KELLY
COMING HERE
Expect to Compete for Prize at
Territorial Fair; Business Is.
Good in Mining Camp Smell
ter May Be Built IN this City,

Kelly. n. M, Juna 1.-THE forty
piece miners band of Kelly, n. M,
which vas organized in October last,
has accomplished wonders under he
able leadership OF Professor +.
| Marcellino. The greater number
tiers, having PLAYED in the best bands
OF this country and Europe. The
band will lie at the territorial fair
and expects to enter the band compe-
tition. 1T bchooVes the Albuquerque
band boys to get busy. as the Kelly
miners are pras,ficing hard and arc
determined to carry off the first prize.
A large contingent of people from here
will the band to A~lbuqucr-
que and root for the boys in ovcralls.
The open air concert given by the
miners band at Tabacchi park was
largely attended by the %populacc. one
would only have to listen to the ap-
plausc after the rendering of the varl-
Gus selections to realize the apprecla-
ton and esteem in which the band
bows of this town are held by h pop
ulacc of Kelly.
G. II. Brown Of the Germany mine
has left New York aud is returning by
the way of Galveston, Texas. He Is
expected home ON or about the 10th of
this month.
Mr.. Tordos OF the Thistlctoe mine
has left for Nav York ON business
connected with his company. The
iumor is that his visit east has some
thing to do with erecting of a smelter
at Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Mr.. Dobson, office manager FOR tn"
McDonald Mercantile company, leaves
for California this week. Mr. Dobson
expects TO be gone for two months.
Marcus p. Kelly, general agent OF
the accident department of the Occi-
Life Insurance company OF Al
hnuleruue. arrived here Friday. In
cidentai to attending to his personal
he is boosting FOR the great
est fair ever
Business in this section Of the coun-
try is booming. Tic Tribullion II
other mines around Kelly are making
large and regular shipments OF ore
each week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
WHY lie IIcsitated.

WHY didn't you jump III ana Try ~
save him ." asked II of the peppl.c
who had hurried to II spot whcrc e.
forts we're being made to reslscltale
the drowned man. They say you were
standing hcre on the shore at the uno
ana saw him struggling
YES. / VAS here
"Wcll did you suppose ne was
merely fooling in the water
NO; / could see from the first that
he was in danger
why in the world, then, did You
do something to save him? Can't
you swine"
ooh, yes | am q good swimmer but
Then it must have beer cowardicc
that kept You from going to his res
cue
mo. sir: ] resent any such insinun-
ton. ! did not so TO his assistance
because ! could not get satisfactory
from him when ! asked
whether he subscribed to the articles
OF my religious faith or belonged to
the political party whose ticket ]
always voted straight Chicago
I;cCOrd-lleIald.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
CH|MAYO RANCHER
ATTACKED BY
ASSASS|NS
WAS ASLEEP OUTDOORS
WHEN CRUELTY BEATEN
May Die as Result of Injuries
Received by Being Hit on the
Head With Hammer Sheriff
After Guilty Parties,

Especial Dispatch 10 tn, Morning Journal
santa Fe, n. NJ June 15--Whilc
complying with modern %hysienc's die
ratcs 1f slew Ing outdoors and there
fore - a profound slumber. due to
the large amount of oxygen he was en-
loving. John Derrero, a ranchcr who
lives at Chimayo, was brutally AZ
lacked about 10 O'Clock Tucsda.
night by two or more men. who beat
him on the head with a hammer. prob.
ably fracturing the skull. 1t was re-
ported that physicians entertain hopes
on tho wounded mans recovery. bur it
will probably be a day or two befors
his real chances Will be determined
There is some doubt as to the cor
rect, way of spelling the wounded
mans name. but it is know that he
is about 35 years of age and has three
children.
n reporter called a resident Of Es-
parola over the long distance tele-
phone just as Sheriff Closson was
iavinA in his aPlo for the scene of
the crime. 1t is said hat footprints
near ihe Derrero home Will give the
h,riff some clde to work on, and that
mere j. reason to believe that two or
more men are Implicated in the as
ssult
u appears lnll tne dlaIln was gwen
by Derrero's little daughter, who was
also sleeping outdoors near him. and
that %neighbors hearing her cries
rished to the house, only to find the
little girls father lying unconscious
in a pool of blood, His skull seemed
crushed and a hammer nearby told
the story.
Medical attention was summoned at
once and ut first it was thought the
injured man could not live. A more
hopeful view was taken later in the
day by physicians.
Just what the motive of The crime
was remains to be ascertained, though
it is said that some previous quarrel
is probably at the basis of the attack
made on the rancher as he slept.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
NOW
HAS TOTAL OF
1856 INMATES
Eight Arrivals From Las Vegas
and Five From ChaveS Coun-
ty Runs List to Large Total,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Santa Iee, n. NJ. June l5-There Is
no complaint about n scarcity o. pri-
soners at the pe%niientiary to keep the
Officials there busy, for with the eight
arrivals from Las Vegas Sunday the
total enrolment at the pen was S3l,
This was increased by the arrival of
five prisoners from ChaNes county
yesterday.
The prisoners from Las Vegas and
their offenses and terms of sentence
are as follows;
Jose Aaron Torrez, 10 TO 80 years
FOR the murder Of Scrapio Memoir,
G. f. Bel, one to three years horse
stealing.
Tomas Armijo, burglary,
Charles Williams, one year en-
bezzlcment.
John c. Madrid. one year, cmbc1zlc-
ment.
Dionicio padlla, TIVE years for
horse stealing.
Emilio Garcia. one to three years.
horse stealing.
Tony Love, who escaped from the
penitentiary several weeks ago ana
who was captured by Sheriff Romero
when he vas in Springer
The sheriff Of Chaves county
brought in the following perso. to-
day:
Armor Wickan, one year to is
months, forgery.
Jack Padgett, II year to 10 II
for larceny.
Seferino Orniles. , - to > - years
FOR larceny.
Maro;s Corona, IS months to taree
Years. mrCenN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
SUIT
ON ALBUQUERQUE
EASTERN
Mortgage Securing Bonds to
Be Enforced; Sum Involved
Is St,2OO,0 900 and Plaintiff
Is PittSburg Trust Company,
Especial pispalch 10 II, Morning Journal

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Journal
Santa re, \. NJ, June 15.-Act-
ing Governor Iaffa today appointed
]. T.. Galusha OF Clovis a special
mounted policeman. Mr.. Galusha was
formerly special agent of the santa
Fc railway, and will serve without pay.
Affairs were quiet ut the capltol
v~etnrdav and not ever Fish and Game
Warden Gable vas able to scare up"
A s.uiv. 1nc minutes Of the meeting
OF the territorial board of education
have been completed and viii be
printed.
Attorneys Maui and Ncnable have
filed in the office of the clerk OIL Inc
district court a suit to foreclose the
mortgage securing bonds on the Alpu-
Qucruuc Eastern railroad. Inc amour
involved is $1,000. 600, ana the sun
Is practically the came as that brought
rcceutly in the New Mexico Central
railway case. The object of the sun
is to wind IN thc affairs of the New
Mexico Central. of which the AIN
qucrquc Eastern railroad is u SUP
sidiarY corporation.
Associated with Attorneys Mann ana
Vcnable is Attorney John :. Wendt.
The plaintiff is tho Pittsburg trust
com 9any of Pittsbur2 and the delen-
dants are several. They are as iol-
lows.
The New Mexico Central Railway
mpa and the Southsidc trust
company Of P%ittsburg; Charles {. Muir
1ay. receiver of the New Mexico CEN
trail railway. the Dominion Construc'
ton company: NJ. n Flournoy. re-
ceiVcr of the Dominion CONSTRUCTION
company: The Ferguson Contracting
company, p. Archibeque, A.. j. APO
daca, Andres Vigil. Alberto vigil W
II ....- 4. - CBt.N.a II nflan8n-l
lin. r. X. Durham. +. EVers. l. NJ
Way. II. II. Calkins. w, w. Richard
son. Epimenio Y. Garcia. Prudencia
Garcia. v. E.ovato, Fl Y. limerick W
n. II. Thomas. r. Il. Reel. p. Dudd-
ridge. A. Butterworth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16

the rank of captain. Captain Becsou
Is assigned to duty with light battery
a and viii report in person to Captain
NJ. s.. Murray for duty.
}. DR., J. II. Jenkins of Roswell is
appointed veterinarian in the National
Guard of New Mexico. DR.. Jenkins
is assigned to duty With light battery
a, and viii report IN person to Caps
tain M. s.. Murray for duty.
/. The following rules Will be OBJ
served in official correspondence:
a. official communications intend
ed for the war department or the
governor will be sent through the adj
jutant general Of the territory.
b. All official communications Will
be sent through military channels.
c. Official communications for the
adjutant general win be addressed to
the adjutant general. territory OF New
Mexico, Santa. Fe, n, NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
PROMINENT MAN IS
DEAD At ARTES|A
Dir, Marshall McIIheney Sue
cumbS After Illness Lasting
Only Two Days; Was Well
Known Educator,


Artosia, n. NJ, June 15.-Dr.
Marshall Mcllhany died at his resi-
dcncc here aetfr an illness OF two
days. He Was a pioneer educator and
minister. Born in Virginia in 1896,
he received a college education in Mis-
souri, and was president Of two female
colleges in that state. He came to
i'm an early day and was presi-
dent of the girls college at Dallas.
Texas, and later OF Goodnight col
lcge. He came 40 Artesia wa years
ago and laid the foundation Of what
is now the Western college of the
NJ. e. church. Funeral services were
held here.
sam Williamson. son Of MT. and
Mrs. w. j. Williamson, Of his place.
was married to Miss Ncttie Farr
Of Liberty. Mo, has arrived here.
Work on the rev $4,000 Baptist
is progressing nicely. 1t viii
30 ready for occupancy in about thirty
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Sipple have re-
turned from an extended trip TO
Carolina. Pennsylvania ana
other eastern states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
His Introduction.

"a hundred years ago we were sat
isfied TO travel ten miles an hour.
Yes
Fifty years ago We thought NJ
teen miles an hour was going some.
Yes
Ten years ago sixty miles an hour
was considered the limit of speed.
Yes"
Now we are hitting up nearly 100
miles an hour
Yes"
And it won't I've long before i2O
miles an hour is slow.
We'll, what + sou Trying 10 get
I'm going TO prove to o the ne
cessity of accident insurance, as /
represent
But the other man was walking
away al the rate Of six miles an hour
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
BIG CELEBRATION At
LAS CRUCES
Fourth of July to Be Common
ated in Characteristic Style
by Patriotic Residents Along
Lower Rio Grande,


Las Cruces. y. NJ. June 15.-Las
Cruces viii celebrate the Fourth Of
July. Arrangements are being made
and the program has been outlined.
Many amatcur sports viii be arranged
Of the usual fun making order 10 en-
terrain the big crowds which are ex-
pected To be- present from all parts OF
the valley. The preliminary program
so far as has been arranged follows:
Patrons-Judge Frank w. Parker.
sheriff Felipe Lutcro. District At
torney w. H.. H.. Lcweliyn. County and
Probate Clerk Isidoro Armijo. District
Clerk jose LuccrO. II. r. Holt. r.. l..
Young. General y J. Nilioen and lose
Gonzales.
Committee. v. Peacock. chair
man. +. L. M1rinc. I Rouault, Jr..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
ADJUTANT GENERAL
ISSUES ORDERS
Graduates of Military Institute
Given Second LieutenantS'
Commissions in National
Guard; On Unassigned List

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journal
Santa Fe. y. Nj. June 1.-THE ad-
tutant general, 4 : Brookes, has is
sued the following order.
1. Thomas Arthur stancliff. Jr.. of
Lake Arthur. and stephen Wheeler
Hill Of Clayton. honor graduates or
the New Mexico Military institute.
class 1910. are appointed second lieu
tenants in the National Guard OF New
Mexico. to date from May -. 1910.
Iieutenants S~tanrlfft and Hill are
placed on the unassigned list.
=. Dr.. G. T. Beeson OF Roswell Is
appointed assistant in the
National Guard Of New Mexico with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16

]. Nathan Jntia. Secretary Of the
Territory of New Mexico, do hereby
certify that there was filed for rec
ord In this office at , O'Clock p. M.
on the 10th day of June, a. d. 1910,
Articles of incorporation Of The Dia-
mond Coel Company. No. G464, and
nlso. that | have compared the cops
Of the same. with the original thereof
on file and declare il To be a correct
transcript therefrom NJ Of the whole
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the Territory oil New
Mexico. at the city of Santa Re. the
on this tenth day Of juno,
A. -. 1910.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
HOUSE At
CLOVIS BURNED
PortaIes Lunch Room Wiped
Out by Flames at One O'clock
Tuesday Morning. Origin OF
Blaze Not Known,
lspecIaI correspondsnce to MORNING. Journal

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Clovis. y. NJ, June 15.-Fire de-
gtroved the Portales lunch house. a
frame building fifty by sixty rect, adj
Joining the depot at / o'clock yester-
dav morning. The origin Of the fire
is unknown. The place was run by
John Lane and wife and owned Joint
IN by J.. \. Rice Of Clovis II Miss
Brown Of La Junta. colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

vctc Of the whole board under suit
able provisions of the bylaws 10 dcs-
ignttp tWo or more or their number
to constitute an executive committee,
which committee shall Tor the time
being, aS provided in said resolution,
or IN the hN-laWs of thc beard of di-
rectors, which may be lawfully dele
ggtrd. N the management of the
business and affnira of the corporation,
and shall have power to authorlzo
the seal of the corporation To be af-
fixed to all papers that may require
il.
Tho board OF directors ANA the cX-
ccutiNc committee shall. except as
otherwise provided by law have
power to act IN the following "a
Nor, viz 20 resolution iu writing.
signed AS artirmatiNcly approved by
an members of the board oc directors
or by all members of the executive
ui Other committee. and thereafter
with original or with duplicate sigma
lures inserted in the recorded min
utcs and properly dated, shall he
dceutcd Ia be action by such board or
such committee rs the cas- may lac
to the extent therein expressed, with
che same torcc and effect. as If the
seme had been duly pasted hy the
saune vote at q regularly convened
meeting.
Subject te the foregoing provisions
the bylaws may prescribe the NUM-
bci of directors 10 constitute a
quorum at their meeting, and such
number may bee less ihan "A majority
OF tho whole numbp'.
The corporation tfrtcS the right
Ia amend, gltci, chnN"r 81 repeal any
provision contained he certificate
in the mnnnct NOW o. r"aitei pre-
scribcd lay statute foi uie amendment
OF the ccltiilcatc OF Incorporation.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF, We
have heleunto set our hands and
seals this sad day of June, 1910.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-16
LEGAL NOTICE

lcrutory OF New Mexico, County OF
Bcrnalillo. SIS
This instrument was filed for rec
ord on the 18Th day Of June. 1910. at
ftlO o'clock y. nj. Recorded IN Vol.
Misc. Of Records Of said County;
folio sol.
A. r. WALKER. Recorder.
EN IDA L. PLUMBER,
Deputy Recorder.
Territory OF Now MeXico. Ollice OF