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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

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Secretary of New Mexico.
Certificate of Non-Iiability Of

S.tt NilDllNfS.
This is to certify that the under
signed. being all Of the original In
c~orporators, who have filed the ccr-
~tificatc OF incorporation of this com
pany. to-Wit: Tho Diamond Coal
Company, thereby assoclating them
selves into . corporation. under ana
by virtue of the provisions of an act
OF the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory of New Mexico. entitled
AN Act to regulate HE formation
aud government Of corporations for
mining, manufacturing industrial aud
other pursuits, approved March 10,
300 for and in behalf OF them
selves, all other stockholders who
may become associated with them
gad said corporation, do hereby de-
clare hat there shall be no stock
holders liabilities on account Of any
stock issued by said corporation. ana
that all Stockholders of said corpora
ton shah be exempt from all liability
ON account OF any stock issued TO or
held by them except such liability
for the umUunt OF capital certified
to have becn actually paid, in prop
crty or cash. at the time of conf
mcnccment of business, MS provided
for, and in accordance with Section
20. of said act of the Legislative As
sembly. under which said corporation
was organized.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said
incotporators have hereunto set their
hands and seals on this 3rd day of
June. a. d., 1910.
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ONLY DELAY IN TRIP
AROUND THE WORLD
ON THE LAMA BRANCH

Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning Joirnali
Santa Fc, n. M June l6.-After
two and q hall years absence in the
Philippines, John c.. Miller, son OF
David l.. Miller, returned home yes
terday, bringing with him his vile
and baby girl, the last named rather
IN. Mr.. Miller and wife encircled the
globe. having gone to the Philippines
By way of San Francisco and returned
by way Of the Sucz canal and New
York. They arrived only fifteen mia
utcs late according 60 their schedule,
and those fifteen minutes, of course,
were lost ON the Iamy branch. Mr..
Miller was assistant superintendent OF
con truction Of manual training
schools in the Philippines and while
ne enjoyed his work he SAYS thae lie
has had enough OF the Islands TO last
him his lifetime. The home trip was
very pleasant and ina Europe stop offs
were made at Genoa. Gibraltar -itd
Southampton. No storms were en-
corntercd until W. days cut of New
York when the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse was tossed about by the waves.
Comedy. New Airdome tonight
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last winter. Dewey picked up a
shovel and defended himself against
the attack OF the enemy with such
vigcr ihat he injured IN of the
young lads. Tor which he WAS IN
dictcd.
Judgment Entered In I,uppc case,
Judgment foi s7,73S was entered
yesterday in the case of Di Palma
and Ruppe versus Woinman and Bar
nett. tho decree being signed by
Judge Ia A. Abbott. The plaintiffs
received Judgment at the last term
of court. The defendants yesterday,
through their attorneys, gave notice
OF an appeal to the supreme court,
and the appeal was granted by Judge
Abbott. The Ruppo case u been
before the district and supreme
courts for o. number of years past,
Judgment bcing alternatively given to
both Sides In the lower courts, ana
the findings OF the lower courts be-
ing reversed. on remandcd for a re-
trial upon appeal to the suplc emo
court.
Judge Abbott Leaves Today.
Judge Ira A. Abbott leave this
evening FOR his former home In Hav-
orbill Mass, where he will spend
several weeks, returning to New Mex
leo in time to attend the session OF
49, -
the supreme court ut Santa Fe on
July 1S.-Judgc Abbott will consider
a lumber Of cases in chambers thus
morning and his afternoon, IT being
necessnty TO enter dccrees and Judg-
ments today in order that appeals
may be taken TO the supreme court
ii desired.
sues On PromissOry Note.
A suit asking Judgment against
Boniracio Gutierrez for s2iO.60 was
filed Yesterday by the Ilfeld-Spitz
The amount is alleged TO
be due because Of goods and mcr-
chandise sold and delivered, which 1t
rs elaimcd have not been paid fof.
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Comedy. New Airdome tonight.
If it happens, It's at Airdome-
Fun ut the Airdomc tonight.
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.B|GNELL IS HELD TO
GRAND JURY
Railroad Fireman Accused Of
AsSauIting Japanese Must
Stand Further Investigation,

4. Il. Bignell, a Santa Fe fireman.
Vas Yesterday afternoon bound over
TO the grand jury In the sum Of WOO
following a preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice of the Peace George X
Craig. on n charge Of assault with In
tent 30 Kill Frank Ina, a Japanese
cook. ina sustained a fracture =
both jaus. and sever internal injuries
MS the result Of a frec-for-all scrap
Tuesday afternoon Bignell and two
OF his companions were arrested on q
charge OF assault with intent to XII,
after Bienell. Harmon another nre-
man. and the Japanese had been fined
sf5 IN the city police court for fight
mg. The result of the investigator
into the affair by District Attorney
Klock. ended in Bigncii being held to
tho grand jury. while Harmon n
others. held mainly AZ witnesses. were
discharged. Ina IS doing AS well az
could be expected under the circum-
stances and IL IS believed he VIII re-
cover entirely.
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BOYS STEAL FOWLS
FOR BOARDING
HOUSE MEN
Enterprising Las Vegas Youths
Raid Hen Coops TO Furnish
Two-Bit Meals to the Popu-
lace of Meadow City,

Especial correspondence to Morning Journal
Los Vegas, N, NJ, June 16.-Caught
rs they were emerging from the
boai ding house OF Fred Farnham.
three boys named Martinez, Ftez-
quez and Mondragon confessed TO
chief of Police Coles that hey had
been stealing chickens and selling the
fowls for some time past TO Farm
ham and wife for twenty-five cents
ppiecc. The boys took the chief to
fifteen places where they said that
they had been regularly swiping
chickens. Farnham, who formerly
MOS train porter md brakeman for
the Santa Fe, has been In trouble
with the police before. He was re-
Gently released after serving six
months for stealing pets and
chickens from residences and for
stealing bed linen. towels and other
santa Fe properly.
There win be seventeen counts
against the Farnhams for receiving
soften property. and II they are con
victed IL win mean a long term 4or
each of them.
District Attorney Ward said he
would be willing to suspend sentence
against the boys. they having shown
a disposition 10 confess everything.
New booster curtain going up Tor
the fair. New Airdome doing It.
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AfAin lfFNf
J. u. HEDDtNG, (Scal)
FRANK W. OTTO. tSeal)
r. +. POLLOCK, tSeal)
Il. II. POLLOCK, tScnlJ
SAM'L BLAIR. (Seal)
FLETCHER J. ALLISON. (Seal)
NJ. T.. HICKEY. (SealD
J. G.. ROLLINS, (Soal)
Territory Of New Mexico, County Of
Bernalillo. S.
on this 3rd day of June. \. ID.
1910, before me personally appeared
j.. T.. Hedding. Samuel Blair. Fletcher
j. Allison. r.. l.. Pollock, Frank w.
otto. NJ. f.. Hickey and r. T.. Pol
lock, 10 me known To be the persons
described in and who executed the
foregoing instrument and they ac-
kncwledged that they executed the
same as their free act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal the day
and year last above written.
(Signed) HERBERT +. RAYNOIDS,
tNotarial scaD Notary Public.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico.
Ny commission expires August
eth. 1918.
state Of Colorado, County of otero.
On his 9Th day of June. \. d. 1910,
before me personally appeared j. G.
Rollins. to me known to be the per
son described in and who executed
the foregoing instrument and he ac-
knowlcdged That hc executed the
same AS his free act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal the day
and year last above written.
%tSigncdl HARRY NJ. RlSLEY,
tNuturial scnlD Notary Public.
gtero County, Colorado.
My commission expires Aug. 25th.
1918.
Endorsed: Cor. Reed. Vol. s.
page 81. Certificate OF Stockholders
Non-Liability Of The Diamond Coal
Comlany. filed in office Of Secretary
Of New --exicO, June 10Th, 1910. .
=. m.
NATHAN JAFFA. Secretary.
Compared G.. +. X. 10 j. o.
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New Airdome Plaza to be COM
pleted this coming week. Now what?
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1t will be the state Fair instead
of Territorial Fair. New Airdome
Ii hnpnened.
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LEGAl NOTICE.


ton of the powers conferred by stat
ute. the board of directors are eX-
pressly authorized.
To hold their meetings. to have one
or more officers, and to keep the
books Of the corporation within, or
except as otherwise provided by stat
ute without the Territory Of New
Mexico. at such places as may from
time to time be designated BY them.
TO make, alter, amend end rescind
the bylaws Of the corporation.
Pursuant to the affirmative vote Of
the holders OF two-thirds OF the stock
issued and outstanding at a stockhold-
crs' meeting duly convened, to sell,
| assign. transfer or otherwise dispose
Of the property including the
branches of the corporation. as an
entirety. provided always that "A ma
jority of the board OF directors con
eur therein.
TO appoint additional officers of
the corporation. including one or
more vice-presidents, II or more
assistant troasurers and one or more
assistant secretaries, but to the ex-
tent provided in the bylaws, the per-
sons SO appointed shall have and may
exercise all the powers Of the presi-
dent. of the treasurer, and of the
secretary respectively.
Provided, however, that all vice.
presidents shall be chosen from the
directors.
BY a resolution passed by a majority
vote of the whole board under suit.
able provisions of the bylaws to des-
ignate two or more of their number
TO constitute an executive committee.
which committee shall for the time
being, as provided in said resolution.
or in the bylaws of the board of d.
r%ectors. which may be lawfully dele
gated, in the management of the
business and affairs of the corporation,
and shall nave power To authorize
the seal Of the corporation to be al
fixed to all papers that may require
It.
The board OF directors and the cx-
ocutiye committee shall. except as
otherwise provided by law a
power TO act in the following man
ner, viz. q resolution in writing,
signed as affirmatively approved BY
all members of the board Of directors
or by al members Of the executive
or other committee. and thereafter
with original or with duplicate sigma
lures inserted in the recorded min
utcs and properly dated. shall be
deemed to be action by such board or
Slltll EDInIHlAltt tAN wv 'd0' lilAN w.
to the extent therein expressed, With
the same force ana effect as ii the
samc had been duly passed by the
same vote at q regularly convened
meeting.
Subject to The foregoing provisions
the bylaws may prescribe the num-
Der Of directors 10 constitute a
quorum At their meeting, ANA such
number may be less than q majority
Of the whole number.
The corporation receives the right
to amend. sitter. chaigs or repeal any
provision contained r. he certificate
in the manner now or -creafter pre-
scrihcd by statute for the amendment
of Inc certificate Of Incorporation.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF, We
have hcrcunto set our hands and
seals this 3rd day Of june, 1910.
fGi,t,d1
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territory of New McXico, County of
B%cinalilln, ss:-
This instrument was filed for rec
ord on The 18th day OF June. 1910. ut
4.f0 o'clock y. III. Recorded in Vol.
''B" Misc. OF Records Of said County:
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Comedy. New Airdome tonight.
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Certificate OF Comparison.
NATHAN JAFFA.
Articles of incorporation of the Dia-
mOnd Coal Company.

We, the undersigned, citizens of the
t nited states, for ourselves ASSOC
cietes end successors, have associated
together for the purpose of forming
a corporation under the laws OF the
Territory of New Mexico, and we
hereby certify and declare as follows,
tO-Mit:
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\, L. WALKER. Recorder.
ny IDA l.. PLUMMER.
Deputy Recorder.
Territory Of New Mexico, office of
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II IL happens. it's AZ Airdume.
! love my Territory. hut oh YOU
new state New Mexico. AiIdemc.
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| CAffiAo iiAA0 Ol1 ftiD VI t'AN
| (Signed)
j.. 4. HEDD1NG. tScaD
FRANK w. OTTO, tSeal)
r. Il. POLLOCK, tScall
II II POLLOCK. (Scal)
FLETCHER j. ALLISON. tseaD
SANI'L. BLAIR. (Scal)
NJ. u. HICKEY, tSeall
/ G. ROLLINS, (ScaD
Territory &c New Mexico, County Of
Bernalillo, IS.
ON this 3rd day of June, 1910, be-
fore me personally appeared j.. r.
Holding. samuel Blair. r. II. Pol
lock. Frank W. otto. Fletcher J. Al
lison. r. y. Pollock and NJ. f.. Hickey
to me known TO be the persons de-
scribed in and who executed the fore
going instrument and acknowledged
that they executed the same as their
free act and deed.
In witness whereof, I have here
+ unto set my hand an datfixcd my Of
ficial seal the day and year first above
written.
(Slgned) HERBERT +. RAYNOLDS.
CNotarial seal Notary Public.
My commission expires Aug. 18th,
1913.
state of Colorado, County of Otero,
On TINS tLil Nd9 VI JUNO A'hHf ~
fore me personally appeared j. {.
Rollins, to me known to be the per-
I son described Inland who executed
the foregoing instrument and ac-
knowledged that he executed the
game as his free act and deed.
In Witness Whereof, ] have here
unto set my hand and affixed my
official seal the day and year above
written.
CsignedD HARRY NJ. RISLEY.
fNotarial seaD Notary Public.
My commission expires August 20
1918.
Endorsed: No. GiG4, Cor. Reed.
Vol. 6. Page 60. ARTICLES OF IN
CORPORATION OF THE DIAMOND
COAL COMPANY. filed in office of
Secretary OF New Mexico. June 10th,
1910. . y. m.
(signed) NATHAN JAFTA.
Secretary.
Compared c. +. X. to j. o.
Territory of New Mexico, County of
R~pTDalillo. Ss.-
This instrument Was filed for roc
ord GA the 18th dag of june. 1910.
~ 4:fO o'clock J.. IN. Recorded in
Vol. "B" Mise. of records of said
county. folio 5st.
\. i. WALKER. Recorder.
BY IDA l.. PLTMMEB.
Deputy Zee.
Territory of New Mezlcc. office or
the Secretary.
Certificate of Comparison.
l.. Nathan Jaffn. secretary on the
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love my Territory. but oh you
new state New Mexico. Aifdome.
We are living In the state Of New
Mexico. Gosh, sounds COED AR
dome.
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comedy. NeM Rlfdomt eng
-
Fun al the Airdome tonight.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-02-10
Will TURN WASTE
HEAT INTO ELECTRICITY
Coke Ovens viii Make Power
Worth Millions Of Dollars.

Pittsburg, Feb. 7. - Heat escaping
from the tops of coke ovens through
out western Pennsylvania is to be har-
messed and turned into electricity at
once. The first real work in husband
ing heat will be done at the Shamrock
plant of the Fayette Coke company. 1t
has been estimated that about $32 2,000,-
900 worth of heat has been escaping
from the coke ovens of the Connells-
Vile region each year, and arrange
ments have now been completed for
capturing about $14,000,000 worth of
it per year and turning it to good eff
feet. The invention, which is backed
by much Pittsburg capital is that of
George E. Titlow, of Uniontown, whose
idea is to have small boilers over the
top of each coke oven while it is burn
ing and from this heat generate steam
and electricity which can be used in
the coge region towns.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-02-10
Delaware Schooner Burns.

Washington, Feb. IA vessel. or
fire and abandoned at sea, was report
ed by wireless telegram to the nava'
photographic Office. The wireless mes
sage came from a merchant vessel
whose call signal is gu H." but whose
name Is not listed. The message in eff
feet was that the merchantman had
passed green schooner, with black
board and white stern, with yellow
stripe. on fire at sea. in latitude So .!
north, longitude 73.40 west. Her name,
in black letters. appeared to be George
P. Phillips, Delaware. Her boats were
gone and nobody was aboard.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-02-10
AGED MILLIONAIRE
ACCUSED BY GIRL
Says He Kept Her Prisoner
After Lurjng Her From Farm.

Pittsburg, Feb flames Mathews
seventy-one years old, retired million
aire coal operator, a grandfather with
grown grandchildren, stood before
Judge Kirby, in the central police
court and was forced to listen to the
narrowing tale of Elizabeth Herman
until year ago an eighteen-year-old
country girl, who charged him with
enticing her from the farm of her
father near Cambridge Springs, Pa.
At 2 o'clock in the morning Mathews
and the girl were dragged from their
beds at SIS Ross street, where the girl
asserts she has been virtually a pris-
oner for the last two months. The po-
lice had been notified that Mathews
and the girl were not father and
daughter, as he had led people to be-
lieve, but that the girls parents had
instituted a worldwide search for her
and had been unable to obtain any
trace of their daughter.
The girl says he brought her here
to nurse him and promised to pay her
$100 a month. She declares that he
sent her to school and frequently beat
her.
Mathews, who had $1S0,315 in his
possession when arrested, reused to
have anything to say beyond: There
are two sides to every story, and
will tell mine later"
Judge Kirby held the case under ad-
visement until he can communicate
with the parents of the young woman.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-02-10
W. R. ANDREWS FUNERAL
His Body Was Taken to New York r0r
Interment.

His Body Was Taken to New YORK ror
Interment.
Washington. Feb. TN the pres
ence of a gathering which included
several score of distinguished public
men. the funeral of Colonel wesley
Richards Andrews, chairman OF the
Republican state committee of Penn
sylvania and clerk of the senate COM
mittee on postoffices and post roads,
was held at the Hotel Portland sun
day afternoon. d.
Rev. U G. B. Pierce, chaplain OF
the senate, and Rev. DR.. R. NJ. Moore,
pastor of the Foundry Methodist Epis-
copal church, conducted the services.
The honorary pallbearers present
were Senators Penrose and oliver and
Representatives Bates, Olmstead, Bing-
ham, Dalzell and Cooper, of the Penn
sylvania delegation in congress.
The body was taken to New YORK
today and burial will take place in
Woodlawn cemetery.
Colonel Andrews became i'll almost
a month ago. At first his condition
gave his physicians and friends no
alarm, but pneumonia developed, and
for several days he lowered between
life and death.
Although seventy-three years old,
Colonel Andrews passed the crisis Of
pneumonia, but an abscess formed on
his right lung. Until Saturday his ply
sicians had hopes Of saving his life.
When a turn for the worse was not
ed Saturday, his brother, William H.
Andrews, delegate to congress from
New Mexico, and Senator Penrose
were summoned to Colonel Andrews
bedside. Upon their arrival Colonel
Andrews seemed to gain strength, but
all hope was abandoned when he be-
gan to sink rapidly and lepsed into
unconsciousness. In this state he con-
tinued until death occurred.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-02-10
HOLD UP TRAIN;
ROB PASSENGERS
Outlaws Commit Daring Crime
in Kansas.
GET S4OO AND JEWELRY

Two Robbers Held Passengers at Bay
With RevoIvers, While a Third Col
lected the Loot-Rode Into Town
and Escaped.
Pittsburg, Kan, Feb. 7.-Three un-
masked men held up and robbed a
Missouri Pacific passenger train near
here. They secured about $400 and a
small amount of jewelry and escaped.
The robbers boarded the train,
which was a local accommodation
running between Coffeyville, Kan, and
Nevada, Mo-, on the outskirts of Pitts
burg. They took seats in the chair car
and rode quietly until the train was
near Cornell, Kan. There they leaped
from their sets, backed Conductor
Garrity into a corner and, drawing
their revolvers, warned him not to call
for assistance from other members of
the train crew.
One Woman Tainted.
One of the robbers then covered the
passengers with two large revolvers.
"You will now prepare to give up your
valuables," he said. my partner here
will pass among you. Please be quiet"
The "partner" thereupon produced a
gunny sack and started on his collec-
tion tour. From each passenger he
took everything of value. Money,
watches, diamonds and rings, all went
into the sack. One woman screamed
and tainted. The collector calmly lift
ed a ring from her finger, picked her
purse up from the floor to which it
had fallen and passed on to the next
victim. Passengers revived the woman
after the robbers left the coach.
Throughout the progress of the rob-
berry the train hurried ahead. Not one
of the crew with the exception of the
conductor knew a robbery was being
perpetrated.
All the Passengers Robbed.
When the lights in the town of Cor
nell loomed into view several of the
passengers at the rear of the coach
who had not been reached by the rob
bers had hopes that they would escape
without their valuables, and they be-
gan placing them back in their pock-
cts. But they were doomed to disap-
pointment. Just because the train
stopped at the station the robbers did
not hurry away. The robber with the
gunny sack stripped the last passen-
ger in the car of his goods, and then
the three dropped off the train and
disappeared down an alley into the
town.
No attempt was made to rob the ex-
press car of the train. Sheriff Merri-
wether, with score of deputies, is
searching for the men. Passengers
were able to give a good description
Of the robbers. They are believed to
be hangers-on of the mining camps in
the north part of the county. For sew
eral months crowd of loose charac-
ters, including gamblers and traders,
have been infesting these places. Sew
eral murders have been committed re-
Gently.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-02-10
WOULD DIVORCE A SNORER

Woman of Sixty-tWo Seeks Freedom
From Trumpeting Husband.
Suffolk, Va, Feb. 7.-Alleging that
her husband is an inveterate snorer,
Mrs. Rosalie A. Copeland, sixtytwo
years old, instituted action for divorce
against Timothy Quentin Copeland
aged about seventy. She also seeks
decree restraining Copeland from sell.
ing his property until the suit and ali
mony are settled.
Mrs. Copeland claims her husband
drove her away from home when she
left his room to sleep in another be-
cause of the snoring.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-02-10
TOOPOOR TO STAY IN SENATE
Flint, of California, Says Politics In
His State Is Very Costly.

His State Is Very Costly.
Washington, Feb. 7. - Lacking the
means to maintain the personal po-
litical organization essential to sue
cess. Senator Frank P. Flint, OF Los
Angeles, Cal, announced that he would
not be a candidate for reelection 10
the senate, his term expiring in 1911.
Senator F1int's statement is as fol-
lows:
"It is my desire to make public at
this time NJ determination not to be
a candidate for reelection to the Of
fee of United States senator. reach
ed this decision some time ago. l
have delayed making public announce
ment of my purpose, however, In defer
ence to the earnest request Of friends
in California But l feel now that
would be unfair to myself to delay this
announcement any longer.
1.-THE considerations which have led
to my determination may be stated
very simply. Under the primary law
In the state of California 1t has be-
come a requisite esstntial to success
that a candidate for the United States
senate should have personal politi-
cal organization in every state sena-
torial and assembly district.
81 have not myself the means to-
maintain such an organization; nor
would l be willing to enter upon a
contest for the United States senate
wherein others contributed to keep
up statewide organization in my be-
half"