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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-04

Ine 1OllOW1ng is the record OF bus
lness transacted in the superior court
hast week:
Fairbanks Morse Co. VS. Jos. Ber-
nard. Judgment for plaintiff for
$1.100.69, interests and costs.
j. A. Tannahill ct al VS. c.. E.
Cresor ct ux. Judgment for plain
tiff for $10S.S5 and costs.
State VS. Clarence Connor. Defen-
dant sentenced to not less than six
months in the reformatory
In re estate of F.. e. Bartlett, de-
ceased. April so, fixed to hear fin
al report.
Zilpha M. Schofield VS. Chas. Leav-
lit administrator. Judgment for de-
PENDANT
National Lumber e. Box Company
VS. Grays Harbor Commercial Co. Set
for trial April %.
Campbell VS.. Lawrence. Tax lien
foreclosed.
Campbell VS.. Hoover Same.
G. w. Ninemire ct al VS. A. G. We'll
lington. Plaintiffs allowed to amend
complaint.
In re estate of Ole Axland, de-
ceased. J. C. Pearson, G. r. Haukeli
and VIM. Holpa appointed apprais-
ers.
In re guardianship of Alice NJ
Peterson, minor. Daniel Peterson APP
pointed guardian
w. G. Powell VS.. Lille Mcclure.
Continued.
Jens Anderson VS. Montesano Ma
tional bank. Dismissed.
In re estate of Alvin Barnhill
deceased. R. E. Taggart appointed
guardian of minor heirs.
In re estate of A. l.. Smith, de-
ceased. Sale of realty confirmed.
In re insanity of Carl Peterson.
Committed to asylum.
In re estate of A. J. Twidwell, de-
ceased Petition for letters of admin
istratin set for hearing April 8.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-04

by the sentiments
he voiced when he
babe farewell to his
new found assOci-
ates. Mis- sissippi
might have d on G
worse than kept
him in Washington.
The senate would
have found it diff
cult to refuse him
anything he asked.
Many senators have
served in the cham
Der for years with
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-04

The best blood medicine is our
own Sarsaparilla Compound. Evans
Drug Co. tt
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
PDDR u tfh

Senator Hrvefidse at Grdrrn Club dinner,
IN Washington. amused his neighbors during
ghe terrapin course with his witty praise of
journalism
These modern schools of Journalism very
.rnI." said Senator i;evcridge They inculcate
enterprise DARING. perseverance, resource. But
1T ne tell y"u about my friend Mack.
--Mry., : in TIL Secretary Of states office
H holds an important post there. once. during
certain foreign complications. Mack worked
forty-eight hours drafting agreements, cabling,
consulting secretaries and what not, and at
LIST having achieved i momentous and advan-
t,,gaous coalpromiSe Mack, thoroughly worn
out went home to bed
In the snidd." Of the night he was awakened
bg Tho tinkle of the door bell. He put his head
CUT Of the window. \ youthful voice said
.AIr Mack, this is i reporter. Can l see
yru about the compromise?
Tired as h was. Mack assented. He put on
dressing gown and slippers. let in the reporter,
ana, in his cold drawing room, he dictated quite
two columns 70 thu youth, afterward having
his dictation read over and correcting and
amending it here ana there
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
FfE' Ills !S;DO 4 MOTTHFIL.
Continued from fifth page.

rJiir,3 ~, t. do Boat drills. min" laying, Wire
less tests Slleed for battIeships which have
,5,Ided remarkable results as reported by the
aGlnlir;I-eyerythne Imaginable is on the pro-
g-an;IHe.
Every Saturday is {, recreation day, and the
majority of the men respond To the agreeable
call, LAY aft, all the liberty party Baseball
and athletic sports take up the time ashore.
The men are in first class health and spirits.
and when they come North for the spring target
practice they Will be in the pink OF condition,
their muscles hardened by work and play and
thei~ faces 3ronzed ny the tropical sun.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
-1PPRECIiT[ON

Father" said little RolIo. was George Was,-
ington a greater man than Santa claus
Il won't say. my son. that he was greater. 5l
ne has proved much less expensive Washing
ton Star
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
The illustrated LondOn News

"A long job At the end Mack was dead VIII
fatigue and his teeth chartered With The cold
He had. however. no regret, inasmUch as this
compromise was too important matter 70
reach the public in any incorrect or garbled form
Mr. Mack. having done his duty. did not mind
the personal discomfort that it had entaiIed
And now. young man. good night he sad
with chattering teeth. You might send me half
i dozen copies of the paper tomorrow
"-Oh, this isn't for any paper said The -
porter
What cried Mack.
No, explained the young man You So.
I'm in the sophomore class of the new Yaylrl
School Of journalism. and this Is a rush inter
view with leading statesman that our eme--
gency instructor assigned me 10 this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20
TAXING 4 CH1vCE Ov HIM

What was you askin' for the widder's bonnet
num-"
''Well-er-I thought ninepence-"
'E's very ill., mum: l think III risk it"-T1-
Tatler.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-20

1t is claimed that. with the aid of this metal
rabbit, which along rails wheels by its
own momentum. it is possible for any to
become practised rabbit shot in very short
time. Realism added to the movements of
the rabbit in life by the fact that during its
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
SAYS BULLET WENT
THROUGH WINDOW
Emil Mann Before City Coun-
Gil to Have North Third Street
District Abolished; No Action
Taken.

During the shooting hy one negro
at another several lights g ~ the
R|edlight pool hall, at Third street and
copper avenue, Emil Mann, who lives
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
FIRE CHIEF HAS
j GY BUT
NO HORSE
Informed that 0Suna
Horse Was BaIky; Owner De-
CIineS 10 Take Back Animal
and Holds City,

The attempts on the part Of the
council to secure q horse for the lire
chief have thus far faile- as it was
stated to the council last night, by
Aldermen Clarke, chairman of the
fire committee. that the horse owned
by DR.. Osuna had ben tried and
found balky.
DR.. Osuna was represented at the
meeting by Attorney Feliz Baca. who
gave the council notice that DR..
Osuna considered that the city had
bought the horse and hat he would
hold it responsible for the purchase
price and also for the feed the animal
was now consuming.
Alderman Clarke said that the
horse was not purchased, but hat it
had been taken on uial. with the UNI
dclstanding that il it proved to pos
sess a good character, it would be re-
tained. He said that at least six wit
nesses were prepared to testify hat
the horse had baked with DI. Osuna
before the city became Interested.
II don't know n horse from ~ pile
of locks said Alderman Clarke. so
we started to buy "A horse. we
had the owners Offer ing them for
sale, bring the animals t. the fire de-
partment. There, we had the animals
b. three local horsemen
who picked out the Osuna horse as
the best IN the collection for oul pur-
The fire chief then tiicd out
the horse for two DAYS and when he
reported that the animal was balky. /
We returned il To DR.. Osuna."
Nh. Raoa said: The horse wa
sold and DR.. Osuna was asked to
drs up p bill II saie. He declines
to receive the horse and will hold the
city responsible foi its purchase piice !
and %upkeep" I
DI. wroth. alderman from the
Fourth ward. said 20 his personal
knowledge. the horse had baked be-
the CITY ever thought Of buyingt
H. The fiIe chief. however. has a !
rubbcr-tired buggy. purchased
from J. HoIbcr FOR Si20. II is fitted
with q gong and chemical end all it
needs ie q horse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

were, the bettcr it suited him. He
declared that he had n good notion to
move that all bill boards be abolished
within the city limits and Alderman
Clarke agreed to second it II he did.
Finally. Alderman sherwood asked
that the measure he referred TO a spe-
cial committee for revision. MS he he
lieVed the size OF the bin boards
could he graded. The mayor APP
pointed Aldermen Sherwood. CLARK c
and Coen, q special committee to look
after the bill.
The amendment to the auctioneer's
ordinance, requiIin ing All a-uctioncefs to
give o bond Of $1,000 and TO refrain
from ringing u bell more than liitecn
minutes reached its second reading
n Wes turned over TO the city clerk
FOR publication.
The ordinance governing wine
rooms came NJ next, but a portion
of IL WAS incomplete and II was lett
To the next meeting.
The new police ordinance also
reached It's second reading. 1t re-
quiles police officers to take all pris-
onefs before u magistrate before
fixing the amount of bond or accept
ing T. fine. 1t also requires the police
judge to keep II docket and enter ali
costs, which are to be turned over to
the city. The ordinance also re-
quires Officers to carry stub books
and keep records Of all arrests. etc.
in the line OF their work. The police
judge is given authority to levy the
same costs as n justice of the peace
and constable. Tho city MARSHAL Is
forbidden TO permit Q prisoner to go
until he has paid fine and costs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

afforded the Santa Fe employees and
the general public to attend the en-
tertainment. is due To Miss Elizabeth
Powers, Librarian of the reading
room, who took the initiative in the
matter of securing the theater.
The program for the affair last
night follows:
Observation-Disclosures" ..... Chambers
..... Thomas
cello solo-"Call Me Thine own"
..- ...,f. s... ..., ftaieNN
Chalk Talk ........ . Eiwood Albright
Waltz-"Southetn Roses ... Strauss
Meditation-'AVc Maria" ........
..,. ......, ...,4. Bach-Gounod
Melodic in F....... ..... Ruhinstein
Trio CNiolin-Cello-Pianol -. Selected
500 ,........ Mrs. G. y. Frank
Selection from the Merry Widow
Ensemble.
The personnel of the Sextette fol-
lows.
Ferdinand Stark, leader and violinist.
Theodore MansfelGt. cello.
G. G. Maui er. bass.
j. Hunzclman. clarinet.
G.. w. Kind, piano.
Mrs. Ferdinand stark. manager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
NEW POLESf FOR FIRE
ALARM SYSTEM
ORDERED
Entire Circuit viii Be Re-
Wired Council Orders Light
at Central Avenue and Sew
enth SteretS,

The city council last night, adopted
the report of the fire committee that
many of the poles in the fire alarm
system in the business wistrict would
have to be replaced at once and the
work was ordered done. 1t also or
dered the wires of the entire system to
be re-strung where necessary and
given a thorough oVerhauling.
The aldermen instructed the Build
ing. Light and Fuel committee to
place an are light at Seventh street
and Central avenue.
The same committee was instructed
to sec whether it would be proper to
place q light Mt First street and III
ieras avenue. as requested by property
owners, and the committee on side
walks was asked to investigate the ne
cessitv for sidewalks in the same To-
calitS New building have recently
been erected in that part Of the city.
Alderman Clarke said that he had
a request from Charles Stevens, a con
tractor, for the designation by the
city engineer of the lines of Marquette
avenue between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets, where Mr.. Stevens has
just built three new houses. Thu con
tractor desires 70 put down sidewalks
ana the city attorney was instructed to.
furnish him the grades but to stipu-
that only licensed contractors
should do the work.
The following bills were allowed by
the council last night: J.. Korber new
buggy for fire chief With equipments,
$40; Green Watson, feeding prison.
$1,000; Whitney Company, re-
to fire alarm system, $3.50; Jas.
NJ iD wins AnkXAH ia DAST
house. S27.75; Charles Ouier paint
ing pest house ana putting in one
pane of glass, S106; j. NJ. Moore Real
fy company. services, $3.50.
a contract was let to the Water
Supply company, to replace pipes on
street, broken as the result of
lowering the grade OF the street. The
pipes viii be buried deeper, so thai
heavy vehicles viii not break them. !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

And that the owners thereof shall be
thereby notified and ordere TO build
the said sidewalk the full length al
their respective abutting property Of
the materials ard dimensions and
within the time above specified, and
il he shall fail thereof the city viii
by authority in it vested by the legis-
lativc act of the territory of New Mex
leo, entitled IAN set to authorize the
building ana repair of sidewalks in
cities and towns proceed To build
said sidewalk, and tax the costs of
construction thereof against the prop
crty adjoining thereto and the owners
of The same.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

"Whgt makes the trust magnate
look SO worried"
"He's just read hat the American
farmer * very prosperous. and he
feels that he must have overlooked
something. Houston Poet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
WANT
EIGHTH STREET
OPE NED
ON, Marion Representing the
Property Owners Says 0rigi-
nal Plat of Armijo Addition
Provided for 16-foot Roadway

In an effort TO get some kind of ac-
ton on the opening of North Eighth
street through the Armijo addition.
=. y. Marion, representing property
owners in hat district, appeared be-
lore he city council last night and
insisted that q prompt investigation
Of the matter be made.
AIR, Marion told the aldermen that
ene original plat of tho addition pro-
Nlded for a sixty foot street through
mat part Of North Eighth street. The
pat was filed in 1882. Several years
iater, another plat was filed he said,
~ which it was apparent that the
stne provision had not been made for
we street. He told the council that
ene plat owners had evidently secured
~nuuluonai lots at the expense OF the
street as previously laid out and he
tnonght that the city and people in
tnlt neighborhood. had certain rights
~ the matter which should he given
Immediate attention.
mayor Lester said the matter had
III before the council in n way or
anulner for many months and that IL
lau neen referred to the city attorney
anu the committee on streets. but
eneN had not been able to get the
pioper Information concerning the
"'eth OF the street.
alderman John Lee Clarke moved
o.a' the of property said TO he
~ original street he given notice To va
Ha.e and that the question of estab-
mshlhs claim to the land. he left for
I'm 10 prosecute. Mayor Lester,
mo"eNer, thought "A report ron the
~ city attorney, city engineer and a
,vhmlttee, should be first secured and
a1lefman Clarke Withdrew his mo-
wi, with the understanding that the
etoIt would be prepared At once and
united 10 q special meeting OF the
''"hcil at call OF the mayor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
MUSTY ORDINANCES
AGAIN BEFORE
COUNCIL
City Attorney Asked that Doc
HmentS Be Acted Upon to
Enable Him TO Complete the
Compilation Of city Laws.

After the conclusion of other BUSH
ness on the calendar last night, the
city council tool up tie question cf
pgssing or rejecting a number of dust
hegtimmed ordinances that have
been peacefully ~slumbering In various
committees Tor a long time. city At
torney Hugh j. Collins said he
wanted the ordinances disposed Of so
he could complete a compilation,
which has also been under way FOR
some time.
The bin posting ordinance came
up first ana there vas considerable
discussion as 10 whether bill boards
should be four or sis feet high. AL
Wroth said the lower they
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

between Third street and Second street
on Copper avenue, told the amhcrs
ct the city council last night, Il bullet
went through q window in his hpinp
endangering the lives Of his wife ana
cf!ld. lie asked the council u abel
ich tho district entirety, dcclar,ns that
10 close the pool Ian would not help
matters. He said that the council hail
paid no more attention than u lack
rabbit to previous appeals about the
district.
lie was called to order by the mayor
after asking expressions Of opin-
ions from the members or the conn-
ell Mayor Lester replied that tho
council had dealt with the problem
before ana that IL the aldermen felt
that they had any u to change
their minds they could do - the
council took no action iast night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
STARK SEXTETTE
IS A PLEASING
AGGREGATION
Concert of Santa Fe
Reading Room Entertain
mentS at EIk'S Last Night
Proves Big Success,

The stark Sextctte. ono of the
greatest musical combinations of the
Pacific coast, rendered a delightful
concert at the Elk's theater last
night, closing the eason of concerts
for santa Fe employees. The SeXtette
easily ranks with the foremost mu-
steal orchestras of the country and
rendered an unusually pleasing pro-
gram last night. The program con-
sisted for the most part of old-timc
melodies and popular songs, which
while some Of them were composed
many years ago, are always warmly
received. The classical selections
were %esDecially wen done and that
were appreciated by the aud
fence was demonstrated by the en-
thusiastic applause which followed
their renditions. The musicians are
al of the font rank. but especial
notice is due to Nj. Ferdinand Stark.
The violinst. who directed the orches-
ira last night. His work as director
and as q s~oloist. vas excellent.
\ feature of the program was the
appearance q two local %favoIites,
Mrs. C.. A. Frank. the soprano, who
rendered two vocal solos in her pleas
inc manner. and Mr.. Elwood Al
bright. who executed a number OF
chalk talks which made a huge hit.
Young Mr.. Abb .eht is an unusually
talented blackboard artist and his
wofk lest night was well received.
Two arge Santa Fe monograms oc-
q conspicuous place cn the
stage last night. making the santa
Fc employees in tine audience perfectly
home. The Sextettc WIS scheduled
to appear in the local Santa Fe read
ing rooms. but the Elk's theaicr was
secured by . popular subscription list
which was literally signed 10y the
Santa Fe men and downtown profess
sional and business men Much of
the credit FOR the opportunity thus
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
just Temporarily.

There were ominous signs OF a
brewing storm in the midnight Sleep
er.
Look herel' Numbered the man In
the lower berth, II want YOU 10 stop
that snoring up there; do you hear2t'
Whats thai mumhled the hu-
morous fat man In the upper berth.
what am | DOING"
why, You ale creating a disturb
ancc by snoring like an elephant. IL
can't be a gentleman everywhere you
must be one while you are up there,
The fat man chuckled softly,
'Oh. | see the point now
What point2'
why, you want me TO he a gentle
man by berth,
And the next moment he lodged an
umbrella, two suit eases and sin
shoss.-Chicago News,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
On the West side Of North Eleventh
Street. ron Roma Avenue to
New York Avenue.

Lots 10 and -. block "a. Perea ad-
dition. Porterficld Co.
Lots Is and 10. block "a, Pcrea ad-
dition. J. w. Wier.
Lots II and IS. block "a. Perca ad-
dition. X. Luna.
Lots 1921 inclusive, block "a. Pcrea
addition. r. b. Myers.
Lots and 8, block 3, Pcrea addi-
ton. j. G.. de Apodaca.
Lots Q. 10, II and -. block 3. Perca
edition. J.. y. Burg.
North 80 feet lot II, block S. Pterea
addition. Dr.. NJ. G. Wiley.
Section 1, That n above de-
scribed sidewalk be and hereby is or
dered 10 he built OF cement. Of six
feet in width. and in accordance with
the grade to be furnished by the city
engineer, to be begun and completed
within thirty days after legal publica-
tion hereof and service OF a copy here
Of on the owner OF the property abut-
ting thereon. or upon his agent or at
tCrney.
Section ?. That the city marshal be
and hereby is ordered to notify the
owners Of the said aiutting property,
or IL they be nonresident Of the city
Of albuquerque. the agent or person in
charge OF the said property, by dcliv-
cring a. copy OF this ordinance TO him
or such agent in charge, or by post
ing n copy thereof in o cons icuous
place on the said property within ten
drvs from the publication hereof and
make due return thereof to the city
clerk. with the manner Of service
thereon endorsed on a copy hereof.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
MANY SIDEWALKS
ORDERED BY
COUNCIL
NUMEROUS PROPERTY
OWNERSARE AFFECTED
Foot PavementS on South
Third Street, North Eleventh
Street and Roma Avenue
Called for il New Ordinance.

night, which. should il pass, viii re-
quire property owners on both sides
of South Third street. between Al
lantie avenue and Santa Fe avenue
north side of Roma avenue. between
Second and Fourth streets; on the east
side of North Eleventh street. between
TiJ2ras ana New York avenues. and
the same street. between Roma and
New York avenues. 10 lay six-fnot
cement sidewalks.
The ordinance as presented last
night was as follows:
Ordinance No.
Notice, ordinance to build of cement
six feet in width, sidewalk on both
sides OF South Third street. between
Atlantic avenue ana Santa Fe avenue,
and on the nor,h side of Roma ave-
nue.. from Second street to Fourth
street, n on the east side of North
Eleventh street, from Tijcras avenue
to New York venue. ana on the west
side of North Eleventh street, from
Roma venue to New York avenue.
BE II ordained by the city council
of the city Of Albuquerque, y. NJ:
Whereas, In the opinion Of the city
council of the city OF Albuuucrduc.
n. NJ, that the building Of cement six
feet in width, Gf sidewalk on both
sides of South Third street. between
Atlantic avenue n Santa Fe avenue.
and on the north side of Roma ave-
me from second street ~ Eonrth
street. and on the east side Of Norfh
Eleventh street. from Tiioras avenue
to New York avenue, aud on the west |
side of North Eleventh street, from
Roma avenue to New York avenue.
is advisable, the property abutting on
said sidewalks and the owners there
OF. being as follows.
Rom Sides Of So,,b Third Streo, re-
tween Atlantic Avcnne and santa
Ic Avenue.
Lot /. block 3. Baca addition. Mary
Foy.
Lot 10. block 5. Baca addition.
Felipe Chavez.
south hair:
Lot IA. block ;. Baca addition. II.
G. Roehl. NJ
North half:
Lot II. block 5. Baca addition. Della
NJ. Hamilton.
Lot is. block >. Baca addition. NJ.
f.. Myers.
Lot 10. block .. Baca addition, n.
Truiillo.
lot 20. block ., Baca addition. J.
w. Palmer.
Lot ~, block >. Baca addition. J.
u. Eakin.
Lot "a. Hook >, Baca addition.
James Engclhart.
n, >o,,h Sidc of pon,, .yo,uc erom
Sccond S,,.oe, ~ Inur,h St,ca,
N'e'"' street 20 ro"r'" e'rct
Lot ~ niock franclsco ArlnlJ" y
Otero addition. r. Quickel
Lot - DOCK T. francisco Afinllo y
otero addlilon- Bessie >, Marshali'
LNt - pioCk ~ M"hueh - " !"
u piekmah.
10y - nl"ch -, Nl''l"'ii - ~ "a
edition. Thelin Bros
On East Side of North Eleventh
street.
Lots 95 and 26. block 9. Perea adj
lition.
Lot ~. block 3. Perea addition.
Manuel Aurmonta.
Lots IS and %. block 8, perca adj
lition. Mabel NJ Prank.
Lot as. block 2. perea addition. +.
Il. Kent.
Lots | and :. block 4, Perea addi- I
ion. a. MERCER.
Lots 3 n 4. block !. Perea addl- \
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
RUN DOWN By
BICYCLE RIDER
kathering ProbuS Of
South Broadway Injured by
BicycIiSt on Sidewalk Disre-
garding Ordinance,

Riding . bicycle on the sid Awlik in
violation OF a city ordinance, a .'oung
man whose name was not learned, Nes
terday ran over little Katherine Pro-
bus near her homo at GA South
Broadway. The child was playing
near a hedge and did not see the fip-
idly approaching cycilist. The wheels
passed over her breast and ms of her
hands Yves cut. Whether or not she
received internal injuries, remains a.
be seen.