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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24
TO SING FOR THE KAISER.
Caruso and Geraldine Fnrrar Invited.
CnrunO Craze In berlin.

Cnruso3 Craze In Berlin.
Berlin. october 3s.-At 6 o'clock on
THURSDAY morning the crowd of Caruso
worshipers extended four deep frors
HE doors OF the Royal Opera House 70
st. Hcdwig's Church. a hundred SarIs
n,vst have known that they had not
The faintest chance of getting a ticket.
On this occasion there We're no col.
nsions like those OF last year. and
when toward / O'clock q placafd WI
hung out stating that all tickets for
tie Caruso performances had been sold
out. the line quietly dispersed
Caruso has been invited to sing pr,-
vately before the Kaiser. The inNi-
Al The close of her recent perform
ance of "Manon.'' the Kaiser sent worl
10 her that he thought she wa singing
all the better for her experience IN
America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24
(T3;I7T[lIs1v1Sl3a

Chinese tenements, will be ordered oit.
sightseeing parties after midn,Rht
Will be- prohibited, and fake OPIUM
dens and fake joss houses are TO DO
wiped out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24
IJenrlco Court Cases.

James Alley. charged with breaking
into the store OF ]. NJ. Briggs and
stealing $ie In goods, and Joe Allen.
indicted for assaulting Ryland Hicks
with a rock. will be tried In the county
Circuit Court to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24
WEATHER

Forecast: VlrSinia-Fnir Monday and
probably Tuesday, slowly rt.isK tenn
pcrnturc; moderate, variable winds.
North Cnroiinn-Fnir Monday and
Tuesday; light, variable winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24
TAFT's "NoIsY PREDECESSOR"

soldiers.

Senator Nelson Thus Refers to Noosc-
welt in a Campaign Speech.
Bemldjl. Mimi, October 23.-Eulogiz-
ing President Taft as a greater man
than Theodore Roosevelt. Kidding the
platform OF Minnesota Democrats and
ridicuiing that party's candidate for
Governor, and pleading for reappor-
tionment as one Of the big issues OF
the present campaign. United States
Senator Knute Nelson delivered an adj
dress here that attracted much atten-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24

Senator Nelson dwelt at length upon
the work achieved by the last national
Congress and pointed with pride to the
achievements OF President Taft In his
present term of office, which he said
exceeded all other work accomplished
in the two administrations of his"notsy
but not altogether accurate" predcces-
sor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24
Drr1oSs IN IMPORTANT CITIES.

CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
Fair. Thermometer at midnight. 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24

If YOU. have aches and pains in bones, back or joints, Itching, Scabby Skin,
blood feels hot or thin; Swollen Glands, Ridngs or Bumps n the Skin, Sore Throat
or Mouth, Falling Hair, Pimples or offensive crupions, Generous Sores Jumps or
Sores on Lips, Face or any part Of the body, Rash or Skin or rundown or nervous.
Ulcers on any part Of the body. Carbunces or BoMs, TAKE BOTANIC BLOOD
BALM (R. B. b., GUARANTEED ito cure sven the worst and most dccp.atcd
cases b. BIB. drives all poisonous matter from the sytcnands sends a Hood OF pure,
rich blood directly to the skin surface. lnthis, way Sores Eruptions, PmPcs and
evuye evidence OF Blood Poison are quickly healed and cured. completely changing
the enire body into a clear. healthy condition: Thousands Of cases Syphiitc
Blood Poison cured by E. b. B. after all other treatment failed. Il you have been
Disappointed of a cure other treatment give 9, !: 3; atrial, X may be the very
remedy or system needs. RHEUMATISM OR FOUL CATARRH, with shoulder
pains, hawking or splitting, headache, earache, even old, stubborn cases. cq quickly
cured by Botanic Blood Balm (B.B b., because these troubles come from Blood
Ponon. #4H@ -
CURES ITCHING ECZEMA, WAay Blaers. open itching soes d all knds
ali Leave after Treatment with q. r. B., because these troubles are caused by Blood
Poison, while b. .B. kills the poison, makes the blood pure and rch and hasth
soresa and stops the itching forever. I'll wonderful how B. B. B. cook the blood
M how quickly the pimpes and lumps disappear while Elm, their place h 4, s. gives a
smooth, 1esy skin with the red hue of pure, rich blood.
OF pue botanic Ingredient. 1t punhrs and cnrichcs the blood, DRUGGISTS. or
Iyexnrss. 81 per bottle. with directions for home cue.
FREE BLOOD CURE CoUpoN,-Ths coupon. cut from the Richmond
Iimesphpach. is good for ne sample Of BOTANIC Blood Balm, mailed Tree In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24

This is the arst time senator Nelson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24

s FREE BLOOD CURE COUPON,-This coupon. cut from the Richmond
Timea.DapAeh, is good for one sample of Botanic Blood Balm, mailed free, In
plain package. Cut out this coupon and mail TO BLOOD BALM co, Atlanta,
Ga. state name Of trouble If you know.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24

A separation was granted Mrs. w
Could Brokaw, with alimony OF fls
600 a year on February 3 last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24
WHOLESALE INITIATION

Woodmen ~ World Take in $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-24

a battery of rapid-hre guns
on her decks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
Today Is Arbor Day In
New Mexico; Get Busy

free blooming. and such as viii be in
good condition at the time of the con-
test. The following are recommend
ed: Alyssum, candy TUT, balsams.
carnations. centaurea, cosmos. dahl
Has. dianthus. pinks. gaillardia tam
RuaD, marigold. marvel of Peru, mig
omettc, nasturtiums. phlox, pctunia
t%garden), scabiosa, verbena and zin-
mia.
3. Seeds may be started in the open
ground when the trees are sproutins
in leaves, either in a seed bed or in
the flower bed where they are to
bloom. For trapsDianting the plants
must De Thoroughly wet an FOUR or
more before lifting ANA s%prinkled after
transplanting. They should then be
protected with paper for a few days.
plants every morning.
6. Three first prizes or So each ,Fiil
be given as follows. For best gar
den. 50; FOR best bouquet &C miScd
flowers, s.: for best bouquet of II
single variety. So. Other prizes. ag-
.Ereeating Over $50 in all, viii be dis
trihutcd FOR best flowers grown end
the awards promise to be holly 81
{ .tcd for ~" the children. who al
dy are baking elaborate preparl-
tt MS for thu big event.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
ONLY NECESSARY TO TREAT
THE STOMACH, SAYS COOPER

The pit Of my stomach, a sort of a dun
pain hat | could not quite under
stand. Then there was a dun head
ache, and my mind seemed to be wan
dering continually. | could not eat
and what little solid 600 | did eat
| could not retain on my stomach.
tried every remedy | could think of.
and also tried out Il number of pat =
ent medicines. but without any appar-
cnt result. lt was through one of my
friends that ! heard of Coopcr's prep
arati0n. and | Immediately decided to
try some Of II. IT is two weeks since
took my first dose Of it, and / feel
like a new woman. The headache
seems to have disappeared, and the
pain i'm my stomach along with ii. The
medicine, is worth its weight in gold,
and ! want to thank Mr.. Cooper for
what he has done for me-
Mr.. Edwin f. Morse Of 20 oakley
street Dorchester. q suburb Of Boston.
SAWS. For three years | had not a
we'll day, My stomach was in frightful
shape: the mere thought Of food
would nauseate me. ana ! really had
a horror of anything to eat. All solid
food would cause me extreme indiges-
ton, bloating ana gas on the stomach.
and nothing tasted right. Some time
ago ! got some of this Cooper's med
icines, about which there is so much
ak ! actually feel as well and
strong as a boy eve since the first
bottle. Every sign Of stomach trou-
Bile has disappeared. and | have a
hearty appetite and eat three square
meals. everything seems to taste good.
Anyone who knows what chronic indi-
eestion is can appreciate what this
means to me. ] consider this the mos
remarkable medicine | eve heard Of,
We sell Mr.. Cooper's medicines. and
find them to be all he claims. The J
II. O'Rielly co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17

The new theory advanced by T.. 4.
Cooper relative to the human stomach
has attracted such widespread atten-
ticn that the public in cities visited
hN the young a has been joined by
manN physicians in a discussion of his
beliefs and medicines,
Mr.. Cooper says that human heDltE
is dependent almost entirely upon tho
stomach. lie says that no disease "a
he conquered without first alleviatine
atl stomach disorders. He further SAYS
that most men and women Of this gen
GRAFTON are half-sick. owing to degen-
crate stomachs. And lastly. he claims
that his New Discovery medicine viii
r%eiuvenate the human stomach in 30
days.
Cooper has been travelling from one
CITY to another, conducting i'm each
What he calls a campaign of education.
For the past year he has met the
public in the larger cities Of the
country. and his success has been
phcnomenal Thousands of people
have flocked to his headquarters
wherever he has gone. and the sale Of
his medicine has been beyond any
thing of the kind ever before wit
messed.
Possibly the most interesting feit-
ure of the attention this Young man
has attracted is what his army Of fol-
lowers, whom he has converted 10
his beliefs through his medicines, have
to say on one subject. The following
statements are fromAtwo well known
t%esidents Of Chicago and Boston, re-
sDcctively, and the enthusiasm Of
these is characteristic of Cooper's add
mirers generally.
Mrs. II. b. Mack. Of 3201 state
street. Chicago. says: II have been
suffering for II years from u combin-
alton Of stomach troubles. catarrh and
constipation. | had a gnawing pain in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
VALLEY
|RR|GATION|STS
INCORPORATE
Concerns Which viii Develop
Resources Of Rich Plateau
Capitalized at Over Million
Dollars.

Especial Dispatch 10 i,e Morning Journal
Santa Re. \. NJ, March Ii. "A
long step has been taken toward the
exploitation Of the great %rcsourecs OF
the fertile Estaneia plateau in Tor
rance counts.
Incorporation papers we're filed to-
day by the Estancin Valley irrigation
company ana ihc Willard irrigation
company, both Incorporated for the
same objects on the same plan. each
with fl.lf0.000 capitalization divided
into 10000 shares the headquarters
Of the first named being az l%sstQncia,
ana OF the latter at willard, Torrance
county. The i~ncorporators and diree-
tors of tho Estnncin company are Lu-
cius knight. leo shares, Fred H. Az
ers. H. g. Soudcrs, \. j. Green. Thos.
Long. J. NJ shaw, H. o. Sopcr. VIII
liam Mcintosh and W. " Wagner, so
shnres each
The ~incorporators aud directors Of
the latter are. h +. HELEN, so shares
" f, Beall, W. a. DunlaNy, Frank O..
krtiler, Alfred T.. Means, JJ. Wat
kins, Sam Hunter and joe sains, 100
shares,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
ALBUQUERQUE MAN
BUYS HOME IN THE
SACRAMENTOS
Joshua S, Reynolds to Have a
Beautiful Summer Residence
Unexpected Wonders in the.
Mountain Country Found,
LspseIaI corre.ponaenee % Mern.ns JournaIl

Alamogordo. n a.. Mntch tb.-
Capt r.. r.. Ctdwailaier the preprie-
tor Of the Mountain pafk nurseries.
arrived here today and reports pros-
porous times at his place Mountain
PARK Il the halfway station between
A~lamogordo and Clouderoft, aud Capt.
c~adwailader ~ known a. many surn-
mer visitors 10 Cloudcfnft as the
Flower Man" In addition 10 his
already fine nuwor garden he rs nov
preparing TO plant several hundred
dollars more of the finest flowers that
can be found in America or Europe.
Fine flowers are not only "A hobby
for capt. tadwallaarr. but a profit
able pleasure lie also grows fine
apples. peaches, cherries ana many
varieties Of delicious berries. lie RE-
ports that Joshua Reynolds, tho well
known New Mexico finnneier. is now
preparing 70 build i fine summer
residence ut Mountain PARK, having
bought q couple Of acres Of choice
land on the Cadwallader farm y
number OF others are preparing 70
build homes in hat place. Mi Cad
w%allader himself Is making some val
uable additions 70 his residence.
w. a. Roe. superintendent of the
A~iamoEordu and sacramento Noun
tain railway. has Just returned from
n trip to C~loudorDft and Cox canyon.
He visited the ranch Of Mir J II. Lu-
cas- Ia Cox canyon and there he met
his great surprise. a fish pond coN-
ering 40 acres Of land and ~ feet
deep, stocked with speekicl mountain
trout Mr. Toe said that he had never
dreamed OF finding such a fine ranch
and fisli pond In the Sacramento
mountains ~ he also learned that
this PLACE IN only one OF many wealthy
homes In the mountainsN Yet the
mos, wealthy portion of The county,
the mountain region, is cut off from
It's county seat because of impossible
roads. The bulk o. the trade going 10
The peros valley towns.
MI Lee Glasscnck, one of Otero
.cuunty's wealthy citizens. who lives
at la Luz viii go 70 ~ Paso Thurs
dns % bring home q 3d-horse~ppWer
he Viii be accompanied by Ghas, T.
Downs with his car and Chas r.
Mitcheg with his The Downs and
Mitchell parties win ir matlr 90 With
their respective fpmilios and acrom-
panied by Mi. and Mrs George r..
Bent and MIS-. a. " Cooley Accom-
pansing Mr. Giusc0ck home from fl
inso VIII he judge w * Stnicup and
AieorRe A ityus. who win ge to Fl
l'aso Wednesday night for the pur-
pos OF accompanying this party
home
II is reported that Judge 4 W.
Cooley VIII leave in "a feN DAYS for
for the benefit OIL his
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
NO PRIOR RIGHTS
ON RANGE SAYS
JUDGE POPE
Wealthy Texas CattIemen IN
East New Mexico Say They
viii Garry Fight TO Supreme
Court,

Especial Dispatch To The Morning JournnlI
Roswell. y. NJ. March l6.-By a de-
eision OF Judge Pope ft Portales yes
tcrdaN no man can hold exclusively
"a part of the public range even
though hc has improved IT and creat-
I'D a waiter supply thereon. when other
men come in aud make the same kind
OF improvements. Judge Pope recOg 2
nizes no prior rights in such eases.
The decision comes in the case OF g..
W Merchant ana SONS against ASTON
Brothers Plaintiffs have long held
4 valuable range east OF Carlsbad in
Eddy county extending to the Texas
line and have spent $40 600 building
cattle drift fences and boring wells.
building tanks ana wind mills. Christ
mas ANA Williams. cattle r%aiscrs, anne
ON the same range and built Watering
pltrcs. bat were enjoincd from let
ting their cattle Craze there because
their stock were infected and had not
been dipped according to federal laws.
Christmas and Williams leased their
watering places to Aiston brothers.
sheep breeders, n Judge Pope's de-
eisiou permits the sheep TO occupy
the range, provided they are not allow
ga To roam within hair "a mile of Mer-
chants wells. The Merchants have
eiVcn notice of appeal and state that
tle> win carry the otst to the SUI
prcinp court of tho United states IL
necessary ~ W. Merchant is "a Neal-
thy citizen ot Abilene. Tex. His sons
live sc Carlsbad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
Lfve MrDs From Mew Mexno and Arizona
What's Doing MOver the Great Southeast

Vaughn. Hc is father Of Cashier otis
81 tie Vaughn Trust ana savings
bank. Mr.. Otis has bought the stock
OF president J. y. Eatherton ana ~
to take charge Uf his Interest,".
At the ms cling OF the Brotherhood
nt American Ne0mVn, recently held
here. ". = Liley of Dalhart. Tex. In
tinted several new members and dent
onstrated the work of the lodge.
The protrncted meeting commenced
here last week bN state evangelist T.
4. Tuilev It's still going on ,tnd much
interest IS manifested
The santa Re has had for sometime
under consideration the division of
dis point between Clovis and Belen
fnr the location of trainmeu. The
management finally determined that
il is better for the men "a reside in
Vaughn. Rental houses will DE need
"a before families of employees can
he settled
The schober concrete building.
which has been under construction.
but q short time. IA being pushed
rigth along The lease has been let
FOR two years as Don as completed
to the Distillcrs and Brokerage COM
pany. "a wholesale liquor firm
Mr. ana Mrs, Henry Rncthel. who
were recently married here ana since
have resided with Mrs Rocthel's par
ents. are building a three-room cot
tano.
The modern Woodmen are planning
10 have a dance at the new Masonic
han.
n. a. owens hus been appointed ~
llncman ON the Santa Re TO take the
place OF r.. n Brown, who has been
transferred L Needles. Calif,
r.. g. Etheridge ot clovis Will lo-
cate IN Vaughn soon.
DR.. j w. Eatherton viii leave here
the 20th To- make his home in Albu-
querque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
HEADQUARTERS FOR
DACENE1TE IN
DENVER
Supervisor Of Indian Employ
ment for Government Moves
10 More Central ocation in
Colorado,

Charles Il. p%agenettc. supervisor oi
Indian employment under the Indian
commissioner. and whose field covers
the whole country. viii move his head
quarters 10 Denver. MIR. Dagenette's
office fixtures nave already been
backed mp and Die viii follow them i''c
latter part OF The month. The head
quarters Of his department here ar-
ter viii he iu the Commonwealth
building. corner of Fifteenth and
Stout street, Denver.
Mr. Dagcnctte has had his head
quarters here since tho position was
created two or three wears ago. In
view of The fact that mIcl ol his has-
mess takes him into the Tar north and
northwest Idaho. oregon. Washing
ton. the DaNotas and Montana. 10 has
been decided that more central lo,l-
ton n the NEST will expedite, the
business of bis department Tho pasi-
ton OF supervisor of Indian employ
ment has come TO Dee % of the most
important in fhe service SINCE ar
bascnette and his associates have
demonstrated that putting the lndian
To- work un reclamation projects. in
the beet fields aud elsewhere goes "a
long way fuward the SO utfon of fhp
problem ot what tu do 90 keen poor
10 out OF trouble and boo board and
clothes Thousands uf Indians boz 500
parts oi the west are nuw adding Geo
the busy hum of industry under Mr.
lfH-tr' tics supervision and hHtnmiu-
sell -SuppurtinG. meufy-siNiuG citizens
MI baEcueftss many friends wili
-rrftf regret Geo see him transferred
from fhe city. Ht has uroptrrg inter-
ests iu this city. however. and viii
continue % rcEird AfhueurrQur as nIs
real home ] a Nnisan with he.iH-
quarters At PhoeniN. who was in Az
aulutruue Cd frw daNs 1e. uifl hats
charge ut the work in fh- territories
tnrtr fht direttitsn 81 Mr hasrnsiir
Nh Miiii-lu ~suoceris D o. grl1rave
rec nfit transferred o. f.aHt rsrf
Gaits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17
CLOVIS MAYOR TO
CLEAN OUT THE
RED LIGHT
Outgoing Official Declares He
Is Going to Eradicate Houses
at Any Cost Before He Quits
the Job,


Especial Dispatch, 10 the Morning Journal
Clovis, ~. NJ. March lG.-That the
outgoing OF the administration Of
Mayor Hart, which is near an end is
not going to be Ike a lamb. was made
known tonight when in nm interview
he made the statement that he should
issue Instructions to the newly ap-
pointed city attorney. II. =. bowman,
10 clean out the red light district and
make a complete job of II at any cost.
For the past two months there have
been known 20 exist more than "A dOz-
On houses here IN which women have
found refuge from prosecution, but
Attorney Bowman. who succeeded Nc
Donald, who resigned yesterday. pro-
poses to work in harmony with the
mayor to the end HAT every woman
who can not give u suitable recount
Of herself and is found in this city
by sundpwn aSturday night will be
ltcld to the grand jury which con-
n the first Of the week.
Il know the condition thai exists
ana with the support of the city coun-
ell, ! shall cndoavor 10 get every viu-
lator of the law that can be found."
remarked Attorney Bowman tonight
Rain began falling here at . O'Clock
last night and continued up to I this
morning. estimated at one and ONE
half inches, general over Eastern New
Mexico as far south as Roswell and
heavier east on Texas plains. Farm
ers are jubilant ana spring planting
Is under way.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17

Governor Mills yesterday Afternoon
Issued "a rtQuisiuou on the governor
"t California i3r jackson y i~hci-
ter, who escaped from The pcnitentiury
On August T. 1908. and Is nov under
arrest AZ Los Angeles lshetter WAS
sentenced from Grant couniN Tor tVo
years in Marchs 1903. on thu charge
~ ASSAULT with q deadly Wctron a.
telegram from 4 :. GallonuN. chief
&c police .f i.os Angeles. Mas received
Yesterday. teHinI Of iSheftcrs arrest.
Captain Fred Fnrnau ef the Mounted
luiice laft ilsf evening Tor los An-
grles o. bring ish,fter home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17

The petit jury IN The district court
Yesterday afternoon acquitted Teounfo
prtcga or iaistgg Il disturbance To
day the ease against John Flock Tor
assault while ahmed is set for trial.
The cases against The MOntoya 3roth-
'fs of Buchanan, both under seven
teen years Of age. and charged with
raising pay warrants. Werc dismissed
upon payment Of costs BY defend
ants. Hearing IN a civil case occu-
pied The attention of the court This
t%orenoon. Three suits for divorce
We're fiicd in the district court yes
tcrday and in one the fair plaintiff,
well known IN santa Fe, requested
that il be kept out Of the papers
quite q number Of other cases have
been filed lately. among them the
following IRON san Juan county;
Nane NJ Williams rs. Ona Williams,
who were married on June 10. l90S.
at Aztec. DesertiOn is charged and
divorce is asked for.
!. u. Clark Us. ii. y. Abrams. the
plaintiff asking Tor 500 commission
for selling defendants hardware
store to the Gibson Lumber and Hard
ware company for $4,000.
From lilo Arriba county the fol-
lowing suits were filed;
Francisco -. Luna, ST., and Fran
cisco D.. Luna. Jr. trading as Luna
q SON, VS.. lsniuel E%squibel, to re-
cover S5N9.9G ON a prcmissorN note.
\ petition for writ of habeas cor
pus was filed by patricio Salzar aud
Ramon Salazar charged with murder
ing s%ecundino valdez. a Navajo In
dian, and confined without bail i'm
jail at TERRA Amarillo.
From Torrance county the follow
ing suits were filed;
Epimenio O. Garcia ct M. vs.. Tho
Dominion Construction company 81
al, claims for work and labor aggrc-
eating S2,S04. 20.
Perfceto Jaramillc vs. Alriandro
Aansrgur, a suit in rVpltNin FOR i00
head of sheep aud $500 damages for
ftuugtul detention.
From Suuti Fe county. The follow
suits were filrd.
The kirine Outical company of Chi
'ago As. \. NJ. Dcttelbach fOr S3i9.10
i"" reels for a moving picture ma
Joe Grarrnite VS.. W r. Strasser on
appeal from Justice cot the peace court
90 Cetrilios. and involving a claim
Tor S4g SO.
HL ]
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-17

Captain 4 a Lehman of the New
Mexico Military institute al Roswell
has Oceg detailed by AdJutant General
A. $ Brooks ia muster in th. Bal-
terry ol thc Light Artillery on Non
day evening. March J.. The tuu quota
Of 1913 men haas been enlisted and a.
number ol applicants arc nn tht Walt-
Ing list