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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27

Miss Grace Richardson has gone
to Blaeiield. West Virginia, to visit
relatives and friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-27

The retrenchment committee Of tho
board viii bold It's meeting tomorrow
night az the High school building and
the matter Of pruning m, expenses
OF the board will be gone over very
carefully. Some of the trustees who
have examined into the matter ciaim
that At least $1,000 can b. CIT or .sc
expenses for janit0rs. Another crt
can be made in the purchasing en-,
supplies T. = claimed.
The bee., 1910-04-28

Mrs, g. NJ. Henry and Mrs. Dec
Henry made friends in Madlsonvills
a visit yesterday.
Geo. Robinson. our fine bass sing
er, was IN jacksonville visiting
friends Monday.
Thos. f. Finley, banker and real
estate man of jacksonville, was IN
the city Tuesday.
J. V. McEuen and wife, of st.
Charles, spent last night in the city
with their son, Rex.
Mrs. A. J. Jogerson, of Fulton,
will visit her brother, DR.. +. b.
Davis, next week.
Mrs. Susie Turner and daughter,
Miss Maggie, made friends in Madi-
sonville visit Monday.
Miss Lucille Crenshaw will spend
the summer with her brother, w. p.
Creushaw, at Caney, Kansas.
Mrs. Walter Peyton, of Evans
Vile, arrived in the city yesterday
to visit Mr.. Peyton's parents.
Mrs. Ruth Mitchell. of Providence,
spent Monday in the city with her
brothers, Thos. and Arch Longstah.
Mrs. Lula Egloff and children lefs
Wednesday morning for Evansville
to join her husband, who has ac-
cepted a position in the Hercules
Buggy factory.
The bee., 1910-04-28
Miss Ruth Croft left yesterday for
to visit.

Miss Ruth Croft left yesterday for
Hopkinsville to visit.
Jas. Maloney and Karl Gold were
in Evansville last week.
Will Rayburn left Tuesday for a
business trip to Providence.
Miss Charlie King, of Rose Greek,
is visiting Miss Ada Toombs.
Mrs. w. X. Nisbet made friends
in jacksonville a visit Monday.
Mrs. Jack Hale made friends in
jacksonville a visit yesterday.
Geo. c. Atkinson made a business
trip to Hopkinsville yesterday.
L. b. Barnes, of Danville, is visit
ing friends in the city this week.
Mrs. Thos. Canister spent yester-
day in MadisonviIle with friends.
Mrs. Douglas O'Brien made
friends IN Madisonville visit Mon
day.
Miss Elsie Brown, of Evansville,
spent Sunday IN the city with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Robt. Weir, of Hanson, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sis
Majors.
Miss Mary Whitfield spent several
days last week with friends m
Providence.
Miss GertIe O'BannOn,> of St
Charles, spent yesterday in the city
with friends.
Mrs. r. +. Brooks spent yesttr-
day I'm Nashville and HOpkinsville
visiting friends.
Americans Eat Mucn meat.
Among the peoples of the earth, Ell.
cept those Of Australasia, the Amer
leans are the most liberal meat eatsrA
The bee., 1910-04-28
News of the TOwn


Goodrich leads for photographs.
Jas. Corbitt will open up his new
allery next week.
Typewriters for rent. w. j..
Bale, jacksonville. Phone 3S4.
l7.4t.
Pianos and Organs for Sale. w.
j. Bailey, Madisonville. Phone 1884.
l7-4t.
White Sewing Machines for sale.
w. J. Bailey, jacksonville. Phone
3e4. lit
Good horse, buggy and harness
Tor sale. 1925 cash. Call at BEE
Oh &C.
Good horse, buggy and harness
for sale. $l25 cash. Call at BEE
office.
Good horse, buggy and harness
for sale. 1925 cash. Call at BEE
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Trahern were
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jno. Long at
dinner Monday evening.
Miss Maggie Turner has quite a
large music class in st. Charles and
instructs them twice week.
Jno. Brown, of Nebo, and Miss
Eva Brown, of this city, were mar
ried at jacksonville last Tuesday.
The pool of water standing in
front of the Robinson block is not
only unhealthy, but is very insight
ny.
The new Bargain Store is busy
opening new goods. They say that
business has far exceeded their ex-
pectations.
Quite number of our citizens and
their ladies attended the reunion of
the Confederate veterans at Mobile
this week, leaving on the special
PhlLman attached to the Dixie Fly
er. They will return tomorrow and
Saturday.
The bee., 1910-04-28
WI. Bailey. of MadisonvilIe, has

w. J. Bailey, of jacksonville, has
for sale an electric motor used to
run a sewing machine. See him be-
fore you buy. HIT.
Telephone THE BEE any local
news you have. II you have a Wis
itor or going to visit friends let us
know. Call II.
The heavy snow Sunday night
broke good many branches off the
trees all over she city, but no serious
damage was done.
Several OF our young people at
tended the Operatta given by the
pupils OF the city schools in Madi-
sonyille Friday night.
For SALE-One four-roOm cottage
on the corner of Sebree and Farren
avenues. For further particulars
see Thomas Longstaff, Jr., Earring
ton, Ky. tt
Twenty-six citizens. of Mortons
Gap, left Monday in Pullman
sleeper for Mobile, Ala, to attend
the reunion of the Confederate
veterans.
The Peoples Bank of Darlington
has opened one or more new ac-
counts every day for the past three
months, and they are not losing any
old ones.
The Peoples Bank of Darlington
has opened one or more new ac-
counts every day for the past three
months, and they are not losing any
old ones.
The lroad scraper worked a few
days last week on the street in
front of Mrs. A. J. Stokes, making a
new gully and leveiing the hill at
that place.
Friday night at the annual cleo
ton of officers of the Knight Temp
lars delightful lunch was served
and quite large number of men,
bers were IN attendance.
The Post Office Department has
requested that the patrons of the
rural route paint their mail boxes
white and the name in black letters
sc as to have them of uniform APP
pearance.
The bee., 1910-04-28
competItlon Lowerp Prlss,.

Piassava fiber at one time brought
up to $S3s a ton in Liberia. Compe-
tition in other African countries ami
in South America has forced thAs
price down at times to a. low ~ 80
ton.
The bee., 1910-04-28
,ersOnGI ; Mention


Jno. Banier made business trip
to Crofton Friday.
Brent Hart, of Madlsonville, was
in the city Sunday.
Miss Jennie McGary visited in
Madisonville Monday.
Miss JAMIE Victory visited friends
in jacksonville Monday.
Harry Brame spent Sunday with
his family in Hopkinsville.
Miss Hattie Wallace. of Mortons
Gap, was in the city Friday.
Paul p. Price made business
trip to MadisonvIlle Friday.
S. NJ. Kimmel spent Sunday in
Henderson with his parents.
M. II. Tappan made a business
trip to MadIsonviIle Monday.
DR.. b. q. McEuen visited his par
ents in St. Charles last week.
Baker Fugate spent Monday in
Nashville, Tenn, on business.
Miss Achsia Bennett is visiting
relatives in Crofton this week.
Chas. Curtis, of HopkInsvilie, was
IN the city on business Friday.
Jno. Sugg, of Madisonville, was in
the city on business last week
Miss Lucy Crenshaw spent Friday
in Hanson as guest of friends.
Robt. Ewing, of Nashville, spent
Sunday in the city on business
Mrs. Ernest Newton visited
friends in Madisonville Friday.
Mrs. Geo. G. Atkinson visited
friends IN MadisonvIlle Monday.
TheO. Watts is visiting relatives
IN North Vernon, Ind, this week.
Barton Faulls, of Herrin, ILL.,, is
visiting his parents here this week.
Thos. Sutton, of HopkInsvhle,
was in the city on business Mon
day.
DR.. A. w. Davis. of Mortons Gap,
was in the city on business last
week.
Jas. Ligon and John Corners
made friends in Crofton visit last
week.
Maj. f. B. Harris, of Mortons
Gap, was in the city on business
Friday.
} Civil Engineer w. r. Brasher
made a business trip to Crofton
Saturday.
n. L. Toombs and family, OF Madi-
sonvIlle, spent few days last week
III the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Yarmouth
spent last Thursday in Madisonville
with friends.
Arthur Dawes and wife, OF St.
Charles, spent Friday in the city
with friends.
Lem Groves and wife, of Herrin,
ILL.,, arrived IN the city last week to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Joe Bishop, of Paducah,
spent few days this week with
friends in tile city.
Mrs. Walter Finley, of Middles-
boro, KY, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Paul p. Price.
DR.. Eldred Davis attended a
meeting of the EIks lodge in Madi-
sonville Monday night.
Mrs. John Ford, of Drakesboro,
who has been visiting Mrs. Cobb,
returned home Sunday,
Jas. f. Fawcett, editor of the
jacksonville Hustler, was in the
city last week on business
Mrs. Essie Gordon, of Eldorado,
H., who has been visiting in the
city, returned home Monday.
Alvey Shaver and wife and Miss
Ola Shaver are visiting Mrs. Jas.
Long, in Nashville, this week.
Mrs. Walter Finley, OF Middles-
boro, who is visiting in the city,
spent Monday in Madisonville.
DIR. Thomas Howell and wife, of
Graham, KY, spent Sunday in the
city with his brother, A. M. Howell.
Jno. and Ernest Jenning, of New
: Baden, ILL.,, who have been visiting
their parents, will return home next
, week.
Mrs. Albert Halves, of Howell,
ind, who has been visiting in this
The bee., 1910-04-28

Let A. G.. McKinsey show you a
Singer or Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine b you buy. Sold on pay
ments of 81 per month.
CURL Brothers, the enterprising
owners of the new store, will open a
library next week, by which you
can become a member for small
sum and have access to all the
latest books and periodicals.
Buy Singer or Wheeler & Will
son Sewing Machine from A. G.
McKinsey. The Machine with a
pedigree and guarantee.
Joe Robinson, an uncle of VIM.
Jennings, died at his home in Ora
ham last week and was buried at
Southard cemetery near here. He
was go years and his death was
caused by gall stones.
Drs. K. A. Davis, A. o. Sisk, w.
K. Nisbet and p. B. Davis attended
the meeting of the Hopkins County
Medical Society in MadisonyIlle
last week. DR.. McGannon, of Nash
vile, and DR.. Walker, of Evans
vile, were visitors and read papers
before that body.
Everyone should be b. II. o. E.
The membership is unlimited and
there are no dues or assessments to
be paid. In fact it Is money in Your
pocket to be one. Boosters Town of
Darlington. Get your friend and
neighbor to be one and be an en-
thusiastlc one yourself.
STBAYED OR SToLEN-One medi-
um sized black horse, with star In
forehead, left ear split in point,
cOrked in each hind ankle, heavy
long tail. Suitable reward will be
given fer recovery.
LUTHER LONG,
Fox Run Mine,
st. Charles, KY.
Winter brings an accumulation OF
tin cans and trash of all kinds in
alleys, back yards and vacant lots
There is no excuse for this state OF
affairs and all should pull together
and clean up for the coming sum.
mer. The good housewife, who
keeps things clean, should not be
made to Look in the next yard OIL
lot and find piles of debris.
Prof. M. &. McGannon, of Nash
Vile, Tenn, surgeon in charge o.
the WOman's Hospital and profes
sor of abdominal surgery at the Van,
derbilt University of that city, at
tended the meeting of Hopkins
County Medical Society last week
DIR. McGannon had come prepared t.
visit his friend and former student
DIR. f.. A. Davis, of this city, bu
was called home by telephone OF
important business.
The bee., 1910-04-28
impossible to be Wei

1t is impossible to be we'll simply impossible, if the
bowels are constpated. You must pay attention to the
laws of'naure, suffer the consequences. Undgested
material waste products poisonous substances must be
removed from the body at least each day. there
will be trouble. sluggish liver responsible for an
immense amount of suffering and serious disease. Ask
your doctor about Ayers Pills. He knows why they act
directly the liver. Trust him Ayer Co LoueH Mas.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
HARVEY HOUSE Al
BELEN FINISHED
IN SEPTEMBER
COL Berger Sees Visions vf
SkyscraperS in Future Me-
tropoIisi Electric Light Plant
and Ice Concern Planned,

According 10 Colonel w. NJ. Berger
of Belen, there Is every likelihood of
slSycrapcrs and flat iron buildings be-
ing erected in Belen before many
years have passed. The colonel arrN-
ed in the city yesterday on legal busi'
ness. lie stated that the new Harvey
house would be completed by Septem
ber l 9 and that an electric light and
power plant and an ice plant were be-
ing contemplated 10y local capitalists.
The second story 60 the new liar-
vey house is being built" said tho
colonel last night "Tho brick work
will he pebble dashed i'm conformity
with the new depot The interior OF
the new hotel will be Mission. The
colonel said Boien was having "a haro
lob 10 keep from taking on q real
boom but that lccal residents prefer
ed that il grow steadily and substanti'
ally
"nut We are going TO have the me-
tropolis OF the iio Graude, anyhow.
said tho colonel
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
TALE OF TRIP FROM
ALBUQUERQUE IN A
SACK MERELY YARN

Denver July 27.--Louis Rogue. the
eleven -yoar-om boy who appeared at
tho police station yesterday and re-
lated TO Captain Garter q weird yarn
OF having been kidnapped from Albu-
auerquc \. NJ. by his step-father
scwcd up in gunny sack, and thrown
from train on the outskirts of
Denver. was before the juvenile court
hore today
The Judge allowed him to proceed
with the same story he told the po-
lice and at the conclusion asked him
ot tell the truth The lad broke
down and admitted he had been an
inmate OF ST. Nineents orphan asylum
here Tor the last two years and had
slipped away from the institution
yesterday and gone to the police sta
tion with his story.
lie said he thought 1t was o good
story and that it might interest the
police to hear him tell It,
The Juvenile court has not yet dis
posed of him
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
ALBUQUERQUE TAX
CASE ARGUED AND
SUBMITTED
Stern Versus Pinney Imp0r-
tant Test Suit Before Su-
preme Court Wright Hands
Down First Opinion.


Especial Dispatch 20 the Morning Journall
Santa Fc, y. NJ. July e7.-The Of
flee of supreme Court Clerk Jose D.
Sena in the capitol had a festive ap-
pearance today. a magnificent bou-
quet Of roses and vines graced the
desk and Mr. Sena was kept busy
handing out Havanas to all callers
Right after the supreme court con-
Nened. Chief Justice William ii. Pope
called attention to the fact that to-
day Is the twelfth anniversary of Mr.
Sena's services as the clerk Of the
court. u has been number OF years
since the court has been in session
on this date and he therefore desired
TO make public expression az this
time Of the appreciation oi the court
OF the efficiency. courtesy and
promptness OF the clerk Of the SUI
preme court. Mr.. Sena has never
gone into court without his record
fuliv written except on two days.
when family illness prevented a. Mr.
sena is receiving deserved oonefatu-
lations and compliments from an
sides
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
GROUND CHERRIES THRIVE
IN NEW MEXICO SOIL
Uncommon Plants, Imported From
North Dakota Being Cultivated
BN Alhuqucrquc Man.

That almost any thing viii grow In
the Rio Grande valley. proudiug IL IS
given the proper care. Is heine dem
onFtrated hv Theodore Bordel Of sos
South Fourth street who has grown
ln s small garden adjoining his house
some two dozen ground cherry vines
Tho vines We're imported from North
Dakota early this spring and have ale
ready grown to quite large size. Al
though the fruit OF the vine is called
ground cherries the taste is more
Hike that of tomato than any other
fruit or vegetable The cherries are
enclosed in ioose pods. When fully
ripe they are delicious and fine for
preserving Mr Hordeu expects to
raise % large number of the vines next
year. saving the seeds from the pro-
duct this ser son
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
Or. C. n. Conner has returned
from the East and has resumed
his practice in 0Steopathy in
the Stern Block.

now living at Gallup and Miss Alice
81, clair Of this city Melvin smith
and Edna O'Brien we're also given q
uccnse to marry and the ceremony
was performed by David Perea, JUS
tice of the peace, at old Albuquerque
Yesterday
Company q. New Mexico National
Guard win arm NJ their armory this
evening at y. m sharp. Sergeant
showalter Of the regular army win
instruct the company In extended or
der drill and IN the use Of the rifle
Ht different ranges No excuses al
lowed sickness excepted. Details
FOR duty at nrmory skating rink viii
be read out George r.. Wickham,
captain First Infantry, y. G, y. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
CENTRAL WEST ONE
VAST GARDEN
President of New York Central
Lines 0ptomistic Over Crop
Outlook Financial SKY
CloudleSS.
re-, Morning journal sDeclal L.asea wlreI


New York July 27.-"From the
Missouri river through TO New York
the country looked like q garden near
~ all the way"
In these words William c. Brown,
president of the New York Central
lines. summarized his opinion of the
crop outlook In the west. on his re-
turn here today from 4 twelve days
trip.
Mr.. Browns opinion is based on
personal observation and the reports
OF reliable men he sent through
Montana, the Dakotas. Nebraska and
Kansas. In part he said
zone OF the best crons Of small
grain as TO quality that | have ever
seen and abnormal as to quantity has
been harvested. A fair crop as to
quantity and exceptional as TO quality
Of grain has also been harvested
Corn, Mr.. Brown said. is at or
above the average for this time OF
year Damage caused by drouth and
hot weather will not amount to more
chan per cent of the corn crop Of
the country as whole, he said.
MIR. Brown found the railroads in
an excellent position and see no cloud
on the financial sky.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
BOY IS BITTEN BY
VICIOUS DOG
Robert KuhnS Loses Chunk
Out Of the Calf Of One Of His
Legs as Result Of Attack By
Canine,

Robert Kuhns, eleven years old
who lives at sos / . West Central ave-
nue.. was bitten by a dog owned By
Louis Guttman yesterday afternoon,
being painfully although not serious
" injured. The boy was standing
near Gold avenue ana Second street
when the dog attacked him and bit
chunk OF flesh ont Of the calf Of one
Of his legs. The dog was taken in
tow by Policeman Knapp and was
later turned over to Guttman. who
promised TO keep it tied hereafter at
his home near the stock yards
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

A telegram was received in this
city yesterday announcing the death
of Lester Edmunds in Grand june
uon. Colo, last Tuesday Mr.. Ed
munds was married about a year ago
to Miss Edna Williams, daughter of
Mrs Efne Williams Of Albuquerque.
The deceased was boilcrmaker by
trade and for q time was employed
in the local santa Fe shops and also
acted as fireman on the foa Acute
appendicitis caused his death. lie
was q member OF the order Of Rail-
wny Conductors Gnd the Fratcrna
brotherhood and Boileimakers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
NEW YORK IS HOT
AND THEN SOME
B, Spitz, Well Known Whole
SaIer Back From Metropolis
and Glad to Reach New Mex
ico'S Cool Nights Again,

1--WE don't know what heat is out
here" remarked b Spitz, of the H.
field -Spitz wholesale firm, when he
reached the city Tuesday after a
month spent in New York city during
its hottest season. some nights with
electric fans going in the bed rooms,
II was impossible TO sleep for the
heat we sometimes think It is hot
down here but we don't know what
heat really Is, ! am glad to get back
to the cool nights of New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
NESTER'S WIFE AND
DAUGHTER BURN
IN CABIN
Another Fiery Tragedy ADDED
to Terrible Tale Of Forest
Firesi Flames Rage Unabated
in Northwest.


La Grandc, ore, July 27--The de-
struction by fire of a homestead house
six miles from Union last night re-
suited in the cremation Of Mrs. J. $.
Dean and an adopted daughter, who
We're sleeping in the house. A son
who was sleeping in the yard was
awakened by the heat of the fire. but
ne was unable to render his mother
and sister any assistance.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
Importanl Tesl Cnse.

This forenoon. the important case
of NO 1918 was argued and submit
ted. 1t is the Territory of New Mex
leo ex rel. City of Albuquerque ana
simon stern. treasurer of said CITY
of Albuquerque appellees, VIZ. +. PIN
ney. as treasurer and ex-officio col
lector of Bernalllo county, territory
of New Mexico, appellant. II IS
suit i'm which every municipality Is
interested for il involves constituting
the most recent law governing the
distribution OF delinquent taxes
among various funds.
In case No. 1900, John Spring, ap-
pellant. VS.. A. W. Thompson, appel
lee from Union county, a motion to
reinstate, was overruled.
The court adjourned until tomor-
rev forenoon az ten o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
AMERICANS IN NO
DANGER IS REPORT
Commander of Gunboat Says
Yankees and Property in
Northeastern Nicaragua Are
Absolutely Safe,



WASHINGTON, July 27.-Americap
lives and property in northeastern
Nicaragua were asserted to be in no
danger, according to the state depart
ments version today of n dispatch
from Commander Hines of the gum
boat Dubuque.
The dispatch was sent after the re-
turn TO Bluefields of the gunboat Ia
coma from a trip along the coast
north AT that port. where danger was
reported to be imminent to Ameri-
cans.
The state department declares to
be entirely ignorant officially of the
presence in New York of Or Modesto
Rarrios and DR.. Sebastina Salinas,
commissioners from Madriz to restore
friendly relations with the United
states They may be received unoffi-
cially by representatives OF the state
department.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28

Use Diamond lee. Phone 81 and 5s.
Drink Glorieta Beer Phone 81 and 6S
John g. MeRae and ~, S. nctts of
The Forrest sorNicc arrived la the city
las, night
Attorney E W pohsou. COL w 5.
lInpcWcll and "A h. hickey arrived
homo from Santa l'c last night
Conc, Hilton arrived in the city
last night from sun Antonio, N NJ,
where his rthcr conducts large
general mercantile business
Born july a. 10 MI aud Mrs J.
~ Colustcr of SOC North Eighth
street ein sir Conister IS % meme
her a tine lm ot Ferguson and col
uster
HoN Hush a Cooper. Who has been
on O. ,noauln on hc Ippcr Pccos viii
return thIs week and preach at the
Sunday soNiees ut the preshytcrian
church sunday
six now members were Initiated in-
tn thr Women's catholic order of For
esters 40 "a Well attended meeting of
that orsauiMton held ln X. & hail
Nn might a social hour followed the
nit1tion. refreshments and music be-
iug features of tho entertainment
a number Of candidates were In
luated into the mysteries of the Elks
it=i night the degroe work bcing exc
rmphued before large number of
ths Anuered ones Following the in
itiatien. banquet was held at which
ID menu ol good things was discussed.
Deputy Sheriff Dick Lewis returned
iasi night after taking Florcncio Apo
daca from the Santa Pc county jail
tn che reform school AZ Springer.
here hc viH spend the next year
ApudaCt via also De- tried at santa
BE- nn Che charge of holding up and
rHhnlnr 20 merchant of that city.
N Horste.n oi rhuad,iphiu. is In
fHe Nin tn NIsf DIS SONS. D. Her1-
srln Hud NaV Herntein salesman tor
tlc liied-SpiH company Alr uerz-
stein. uho Is "a prosperous business
mau ni philadelphia rft.n1ed school
alth NA ufsii ef ih.s tiy ncarN
I-fff -srtrn yrrrs uEo.
rraiaie Cirrs A. o.. Waikrr ysa-
tffaa3 iaued mnrrisge licenses te
William Pee OF Canads but who Is
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28
COMPETENCY COMMISSION
TO EXAMINE THE QUAPAWS

washington, July 27.-For the puf'
pose Of determining such Indians on
the Quapaw agency in Oklahoma as
are capable of assuming the RESPONSE
bility Of managing their personal az
fairs. the interior department today
appointed competency commission
TO examine all the'tribes on the reser-
vation with the exceptions Of the Mo-
docs.
The tribes involved are eastern
shawnee Western Miami Ottawa,
Peoria. Quapaws, Seneca and WNan
dottes. The :otal enrolment OF the
tribes is about 1880.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28

lands, Acting Secretary of the Inter-
ior Pierce has taken under advise
ment the question whether the de-
partments recent action in bringing
the city within the prohibition terri
tory shall be rescinded or modified.
Theer are forty-seven saloons in
Moorhead, and the delegation Inform
ed Mr. Pierce that the revenue from
the liauor dealers was one of the
principal sources of income of the
city
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-07-28

The supreme court is working and
is working hard. one local attorney
remarked that Chief Justice Pope
evidently expected to work the court
and tine bar 10 death az this session.
Associate Justice T.. r. Wright today
handed down his first opinion. which
is rather soon after taking the oath