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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-21
SPRING VALLEY RANCHER
SHIPS FIRST LOT OF MOHAIR

Mohair is now one of the staple
products of Nevada, the first ship
Inent of the first years production
having been shipped this week to
he Sanford mills in Maine by Josh
Relland, of Taft, Spring valley, says
he Ely Exposition Mohair is the
eng silky hair of the angora goat,
hieh animal is a native of Asia
iiinor, and is highly priced for the
manufacture of various kinds of
ne wearing apparel. The hair
rows from eight to twelve inches
IA length and is shed annually in
pril by the animals in their wild
ate. For this reason when raised
'r the mohair, the goats must be
reared during the warm days in
arch in order to save the crop.
Yelland is the pioneer of the in
istry in this county and only COM
enced last March, when he pur-
ased band of 500 goats. The
crease has been nearly SO per
mt until now he estimates the
nd to contain about 1850. The
Up averages about three and one
II pounds of hair to the animal
brings 35 cents a pound. The
ipment sent away by. Mr.. Yelland
is week amounted to $500 pounds,
Z t he expects to have an increas-
amount each year as he in
Ids to devote most of his efforts
the business.
The goats are worth about the
ne as sheep. but are a much
rider animal and can be raised
less chance of loss. They re-
ire to be herded like sheep but
\ any of them stray away they may
i counted on to find their way
| * to the home pens alone as
have better homing instinct
9y can be raised successfully at
attitudes and over country
ere no other animal could be
sed as they can find feed in
toughest places that are mac
sible to sheep and other ami
s. They are kept out of the
eys as much as possible and
grazed on the highest places in
inner and brought down lower
he season advances, to the foot
8. In June. July. August and
i TENDER the Yelland band Is
,ed on the forest reserve for
ch a charge of 6 cents a head
made for the period. They can
err protect themselves against
cks from wild animals and the
IS from that source are not
ii 'ly SO great as with sheep. A
of the kids fall victims to the
ntain lions and coyotes, though
grown animals are lost.
n. Yelland purchased two reg
ed bucks in Kansas this fall
added them to his band to
the strain and as they multi
from year to year more bucks
II be secured to get the best re-
in increase and quality OF the
lch interest has been shown
r. Yelland's venture by other
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-21

Here is what a wise guy says in
his paper, published in some part
of the United States: "a good
paper cannot be made these days
without good advertisers" He Is
partly right on the proposition but
he should have added that a good
town cannot be made these days
without good newspaper. It costs
money to make good town. II
costs money to make good news
paper.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-21

ranchers and sheep growers in the
county and some of them will prob
ably add a band of goats to their
other resources as one of the most
profitable lines they can combine
with ranching and stock raising.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-21
CARSON BANK is DELINQUENT

The First National Bank of Car
son allowed a suit to be entered
against II Tuesday for delinquency
In taxes. The bank management
contends that the assessment Is un-
reasonable. The city ard county
will Immediately begin suit TO col
lect the full assessment.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-21

DR.. HICKOK. DIR. HICKOK,
GRADUATE LICENSED PHYSI-
CLAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL
IST IN DISEASES OF WOMEN
AND PAINLESS COMMITMENTS.
INFANTS ADOPTED. PRIVATE
HOSPITAL. UP-TO-DATE EQUIP
MENT. PERSONAL ATTENTION.
EXAMINATION FREE. CHARGES
MODERATE. TERMS TO SUIT
HOURS 1914, Sunday, 10-1. REF
ERENCES.
632 w. SIXTH ST., SUITE 107,
LOS ANGELES, CALF.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

others are enabled to heve .seir cler-
iral work done for one-half the
anloun granted, and, IN some in
stances that one secretary does the
work of two or three members OF the
house.
There is no record kept of the
names of these secretaries nor OF the
amount they receive, the clerk hlre al
lowance going direct to the member.
When the provision for clerks was
first made, a member was required 70
certify the amount expected Tor eler-
ical assistance up to 500 per month
and many members paid this sum 10
theii secretaries. Later, the amount
for salary was increased to $1,000 per
annum.
At the last session an amendment
to the legislative appropriation bill
was offered requiring clerks to take
the oath OF office so that their
names would appear on the house
p%ayrolIs. II was defeated on the
round hat if this were done, the
noun carried by the rolls would be
increased because the clerks would be
entitled TO the extra months pay AZ
the end Of each session both the sem
ate and house voted to give all the en-
pIoyes an extra months pay. rms
is done TO defray their expenses home.
In the senate the names of clerical
assistants are carried upon the rolls,
and the salnry is received direct.
If the amendment is offered by
some member of the house who can
show that every cent Of his $125 all
Iowanee goes 10 his secretary, it VIII
be interesting TO watch the develop
mcnt OF the rather delicate and en-
barVos-ing Issue raised.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01
URGES REFORM
IN PRIMARY EDUCATION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2~S.--Reform in
primary education in the United States
was declared TO be necessary by Pres
idont Taft IN an address tonight at a
banquet Of the University club or
Washington.
The attention Of The president had
been called to the failures OF the APP
p|llcants for admission to West Point
and Annapolis by Representative
Chump Clark Of Missouri who. in an
address 10 the club, said that the APP
plicants fAil on rudimentaTy subjects,
q agree with tho gentleman from
Missouri. '' said President Taft Tint
primary education in this country
should be more thorough and on that
slbiect ! must say that lie is nearer
right than he has been for "A long
time
- believe that the ambitions OF
school superintendcnts throughout the
country who have charge OF primary
and secondary education have led US
into n lack Of t-horoughness that we
ought To reform.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01
ROOSEVELT
HAS NOW BECOME
THE HUNTED
REPORTERS WILL TRAIL
LION TO HIS .LAIR
Politicians Looking 10 Prophet
From Africa for a Sign EXT
pect Sweeping Endorsement
of Taft,
Morning Journal Bureau,
6l3 Munsey Building,


washington. - &sf FFhH -tf
From being the hunter, Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt has become The
hunted. For some months TO come
he viii he trailed as relentlessly as he
hns ever trailcd the lion &c mis- lair on
tho melefactor Of great wealth To ms
fastness Many politicians are look
ing 10 him Tor n sign, and until he
Gives one he viii be heset as few pup-
lie mon have been Ia this generation.
Already a representative of the
Back from- rlba movement has start
ed 90 see Roosevelt. He VIII be fol-
lowed by opponents of thut movement
Here Is the situation.
Friends of President Tafts admin
i%stration homo that when Roosevelt
gets back from Africa n lands IN
Ncw Nork he viii como out with q
sNee nin- Endorsement 90 Tho adminis-
,ratiuu. The republican congress
sional committee and "a great many
republican mnmhsrs Of congress ave
hoping hat Roosevelt VIII give the
administration p warm Endorsement
and viii speak ont in such fashion as
TO help the whole party Win the Nof-
.ers IN securing the election az q re-
publican house.
The radicals In the republican
rariS who ere not pleas q With The
Tafi aiministraucu and who want 10
have Roosevelt thc nominee In iHt2
are anxious 10 have Roosevelt either
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01
ASQU|TH CABINET
OBTAINS LEASE
Of LIFE
Conservatives Refrain From
Demanding Vote and Party
IN Power Slaves Off DisSolu-
ton Until After Easter
10, Morning Joasnal -pco,ai r4as-s wIr-i

I Nv NfHfNluG JnutNHA FAfFtef 80" ~
London, ZEN rs --At the s0ssinn pi
the house III commons today the out
come ol wiipp Wns awaited ~ enteflF
.uf Ire announcement NJ a most eNpii-
$40 tragedy hv ail the members or
both haiacs nlle 10 pack themselves
Into thu chamber. Premier Asuutths
government obtained q lease 90 life
until aftor Easter.
This was the Rifi az the conscrpa-
tfN.s who Wcrn 80 anxious To aNoid
two general elections successfully
within So brief "a period Tint they Ac-
cptted thc premier's program without
calling for "a vote.
When the house nl commons meets
ansr l,fsfct u win tnle az the HtrnH-
gle fo r.rohtiuniac the British gov
eminent system
Resolutions win bc presented 40 de-
priNe tie house uf lords Of al aii-
thorltN over finances and also of tho
mower 81 yefuing the measures OF me
lower bouse. leaving the lords only the
functions OF dolal aud Discussion
vi this pian Wicceed4. lhe govern,
ment proposes noSt yeaf % proceed
with the transformation 81 the mouse
afa lords from 81 hfree iiafS a. y demo-
crate body D
such WIS The program the prime
minister nnfuidcd ANA he nnd Ghancel-
Tor IIuxd-Genrwn declared that the
government sinkel lts existence on u,
Tho meantime. tho budget stands side
tracked.
u - iikeiy that when Il Is taken up
it viii combine the budgets ~ two
wears. shorn or the features objection
ablr to the irish members
Eefore the Easter adjournment the
ar commons WIN deal with reHn-
enabling the governments 20
continue 10 borrow money p win
the appropriation hill for thc army
navy and other departments
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01
HASKELL FILES HIS
ANSWER TO
CHARGES
Allegation Either False
OF Too Silly to Warrant In
vestigation Declares 0klaho-
ma Governor,
my Morning Journal sneeai r.nar" wirei

my Morning Journal SDeGai fsnsed Virei
Guthrie, 0klA., Feb 2S.~- Every al
legation made by the persons who de-
manded an Investigation Of Governor
q. NJ. Haekell On the charge Of misap
plyine state funds " either false or
too silly for serious consideration, ac-
eordiug 10 a brief reviewing Of the evil
denco brought oHt in the inquiry.
which was filed by the governor with
the legislative investigating committee
tonight.
ln reference TO the testimony OF G.
a. I1Wlcr. a detective. who on the
Witness stand contradlcted Haskell IN
That 10 denied being employed to in
VoatlgAtr the territorial accounts. the
oalls attention to the fact
thal InWler testified on cruss-eNsm-
iuniion that he did not always know
what uae WAS go be made ot the re-
ports lie made
The governors defense Of teh em-
plnyment Of attorneys outside the Mt
iorncv generals office is that the SUI
prpme court hnd decided such action
was legal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01
BRANDS
WIFE AS FALSE
WITNESS
Sensation Sprung 10 Trial Of
Detroit Physician Charged
With Murder Of Patient by a
Criminal Operation
lB. Morning Jou,pa' speeirI leased wi,eI

lISs Morning JourBat speeial leased WiFei
Detroit, Feb. 2s.- Frank NJ Knoll.
husbund 81 The leading witness for
the defcnsc ln Tho Fritrh trial. took
the witness stand to-day and branded
MI of lis wife's testimony IN behalf
OF Dr. t'ritch. ag FALSE. Mrs KNOT
who aworc that she was IN the oifire
Of Dr. George a. lriteh on August q
whom tho doctor D. alleged 20 have
administered fatal treatment to MAY"
belle Miilman Of Ann Arhnr. said she
saw no ono there answering the de-
septptien 81 the dead girl
During Mrs KNOTS testimony nor
husband Appealed to the judge 10 stop
the Gaze. declaring his Wifes state
mont constituted perjury, Today the
prosecution ealled him 81 rebuttal-
n know she was not there August
sf.1 said Knott.
Knott testified.
MY wife told me there was $3.50 IN
il for mo ~ / would testify for Fritch.
site said she was going on the stand
ana would get $500 If | would keep
mouth shut. / told her not 4"
periure herself and SHE said with =
emile. That all right There's tots
others doing the Same thing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

Managua. Nicaragua, Feb. Is
Frank Swectzcr, an American resident
OF Matagalpa has visited Rear Admiral
Nimball and protested AGAINST the
rorceful entry Of his house 10y a Mic
.uraguan officer who attempted 20 re-
cruit his servant. The servant resist
ed aud "a ~settffle ensned, the OFFICER
drawing his sword.
Mrs. Sweetzcr srol9 inc OFFICER
from the house With her husband 5
revolver.
The N~iOafaguan government has tN-
pressed regret at The incident and the
officer has been disciplined.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01
SOME FIGURES OF
INTEREST TO
ADVERTISERS
Latest American Newspaper
Annual aud Directory Shows
Morning Journal Subscription
List Equal to Alt Other New
Mexico Dailies Combined,

rho Amcfitn Newspaper Annual
snd DIRECTORY Tor 1870, puniisned by
u. w. Ayers a San ~ philadclphia.
ana recognized ~ advertisers and
publishers alike az ths highest author
IFS In America on newspaper rittHln"
tion nnd advertising efficiency has
iunt been received and is NOW on file
hi practically every newspaper ef4rc
ia New Mexico.
m, copy pf the annual ON file in
the Mofnine journal office, BE- opcn at
an times FOR the inspection 80 ndYef-
Users and offers some figures which
should be mud probably VIII be very
interesting to every business man Whn
advertisos 10 newspapers iu Ainu-
querqne and New McSieo.
The statistics ~ circulation pub
lishcd ~ the annual are taken from
pcrsonnl Inspection OF the circulation
~ The newspapers listed and are
gathered hg personal representatives
81 the Publication when is now rec
ugnlznd throughout The adVeriisina
world az the final word n newspaper
advertising.
Il Il well to keep ~ mind that the
stnfisifcs given nso Tar The lsaue ni
1910 ana are therefore right np To-
date.
1nke iirAt inc circulation statistics
III AiRfAfftAtiN F Aff'lftiEf
pear ms Follows,
ALHuQrERouE MORNING JOUR-
NAL idaiiX- circulation .t+., 600
La Eandefa Americana sSpnuishj
weekly circulation 2,sNp
Tribune Citizen (duily except sunday
circulation 4tt... t.s,tf ..s.t. lfVuO
in other words, the American NfNA
paper Annual, finnd authority on
Newspaper circulation. shows that the
rta.ll...... Tltt.a.4 t..t tt4gt Ytts~ttffIT. OF
The eirrulniion ~ tnc Murninr four
mi. II has only Il httie more than
anc-third 81 the circulation rl Lt
HanderA Americana. Il weekly paper
published III spanish.
Going further into iho New Mexico
circulation statistics. We find
The ngtily optie, East Las Vegas. ~
NJ circulation .t. 2shVV
Roswell, DAILY Record. Roswell, n Ma
circulation .ssst. s., l.oVo
santa Iso New MeNican. santa ne. y,
MI. circulation ..ts, i,ppu
This disposcs 81 uli of the daily
newspapers in the territory.
These Statistics show
FlrNt TliAt tho Morning Journal
haa a circulation equal 90 the com
lined circulation 81 an the daily news
papers IA Sew Mexico
second That the IFihune 'itllrn
"a circulation which EXACTLY eautiN
that ~ the SANTA re- NrW Mexican
and also equals thar 81 the hosAFeli
nniy Record that h has consider
ably legs than haif tine circulation ~
no IAs Vegas pOiN optic
The rtntisticA for New MeXicn show
that there are twelve Mrnhis ue~s
papers published in e~uiiouH sections
~ the territory which cycetd the
Tribune Citizen ~ circulation
ua. DLaN.4EtF N4NfnL DH44lANt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

A provision in the %postoffice appro-
priation bin requires that after June
80. 1911, every house in cities having
free delivery must be equipped with
a mail box. else the letter carriers will
not be permitted to deliver mail mat
ter.
The object of this innovation is TO
save the time now occupied by letter
carriers in ringing door bells ana
waiting for responses, estimated nj
from fifteen to thirty seconds at each
house. The Immediate deposit OF the
main az the front door will save this
time and either greatly increase the
efficiency OF the service or permit q.
material reduction in the number of
carriers necessary To do the work.
on the other hand. the requirement
win involve the installation of some
$4,000, 600 mail boxes at "a cost, il is
estimated, Of approximately see. 000.-
000. Naturally the manufacturers OF
these reccptacles viii welcome the
enactment of such IL law. although the
bill does not require the adoption of
particular style of box. but mere
ly ~siipuates that it shall be- suitable
What constitutes a suitable" box
may rest with the letter carrier in the
last analysis. as Speaker Cannon says.
Suitability in this connection may
mean anything but slightliness, So
long as the box is large enough to
hold The mail and stout enough to
prevent theft, the government has no
reasonable cail to interfere. NUM-
cipal authorities might take a hand.
however. To prescribe sizes and de-
signs and 10 prevent bizarre effects
through the application to the pur-
pose of starch boxes and other IN
considered trifles Of the trash pile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01
HITCHCOCK CALLED
POLITICAL
DESPOT
Postmaster General Accused OF
Using Power Of His Depart
ment to Prevent Re-oomina-
lion Of Republican InSurgent,


by Morning Journal SaecfsI r@asea wirel
Warrington Feb. 2s. tepresenta-
ike Lindbergh, Of Minnesota, repub-
iieun Hinsurgent." aroisrd bv the re-
fnsal % Postmaster General Hitch
cock to accept his rtcomInendations
for p%ostofice appointments, has writ
ten the postmaster general At letter
Ia which that official 81 denounced as
Il political dictator" and aceuses him
~ using his office IN an effort Ia &C.
feat Lindbergh for denomination.
Mr.. Lindbcrgh eh0rges ia snbstafc"
that Postmaster General Hitchcock
has entered into an alliance with the
sstalN arts Of the sixth Minnesota
district 20 prevent his renomination.
The Minnesota congressman says
there has been an effort 70 make ~
appear that he X not for President
Tait's legislative program. which he
denies in his letter and says that he
'favors the presidents progressive
ideas. but does not trust with i'm
plicit confidence Cunnon's and Al
drich's cspousat Of the progressive
...fffga ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01
ACCUMULATION OF
DUST CAUSED
DISASTER
Verdict Of State Mine Inspector
IN Primero Horror Which
Cost Seventy Eight Lives


lBy Morning Ios mi sDcclni isaard Wirei
Denver, Feb. ga. oyor- tcopmnla-
ton of dust ia ronm h, h-tl Of the
colorado Fuel and iron CpmpaflN y
mime st primern caused thc explosion,
which. a feW weeks ago resulted W
.ss.anty eight, deaths. This IS
die eist on the report OF
state Mine Inspector John j. Jones
made to Governor Shafroth today
Had ID not boon for the dust. says the
.%report. tha explosion would have been
confined to Bnom 3 and would have
betn local with the chance OF there
mot heine It intnlity AS Tar as inc
equipments methods of operation and
general management ere concerned
the Inspector tlnds nothing wanting IN
tho record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01
GOVERNMENT TO NItilNiT'T
RECONQUEST OF EAST COAST,

san Juan del sur. Fen
al Vasquez has appointed command
er-in-chief or the government force
chat win attempt the re-occupation or
the Atlantic seaboard. Louis Vale,
at the head Of a ercup Of revolution
lists. started from the river Frin ~
costa Rica in an attempt TO get INTO
Nicaraguan territory TheY reached
tho san Juan river and tried 7" seize
Tho feanier Hollemck, hnt without
success.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

Ndeiman iifulrrs resolution was
referred Go cat0Wltiue
Arc Aou frequently hcarsee Dn YOU
hHNr that annoying tickling in your
thruAtf Does your cough annoy voui
at niaht and dc Won raise mucous in
the morning 10 YOU want relief H.
So take Chamberlain Cough Rem
tdY aud ynu Will b., pleased sold by
llI DRUGGISTS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

baltimore. Feh. 2s-Johnny pohan
or New York, tonight won the decisioh
over doc Sicger az Denver IN "a fifteen
round about before the Monumental
spuitinp club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

Chamherlaiu's stomach and Liver
Tablets Invariably bring relief To WON -
en- suffering from chronic constipa-
ton. headache. hiiiousness. dizziness.
sallowness Of he skin and dvspep-
STA Sold ny an druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

ttIuesrls. ith. eS-Ihe Patriotic
SAWS kins Albert hss sent orders To
Sew Anfk ier thr rctarn tu the royal
uf Tho euhens picture Tho
Miracle nf Siint i-nienus son there
Tor -alo fF King lopoli.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

retaries to members OF the house
placed upon the rolls as are other
house employees viii be made when the
legislative appropriation is reported.
THE effect OF his will be that mem
beers now allowed sls5 per mouth for
clerk hire WIN have 70 show whether
or not the amount Is So expended.
Privately. some members admit that
the rule. whereby congressman certify
that they have expended the allotted
amount FOR clerk hire borders upon
scandal. in that not a few seem to re-
gard this Si2a as a ~perqpisite. to be
used as the Individual members deems
fit.
IL is slid that II the s~earchneht is
turned on IL viii De found thai some
members have no clerks at an. that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

WIN XOr NANT TlfE VERY
BTST GROCERIES 10 Isl uAB N
lifl. ttIN aap no 4. g. PRATT \
CO. IA :. SECOND ST. PuONL &c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-01

SU~f rctfisCl 2 ucW line ~ capc~ In
an ,uiur- for spring Wcai. The Eco
numist.