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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
BURGLARS ARE BUD
IN PETTY MAJ

Three petty burslaries wSrr .;nr 's' H
4 showcase belonging ns, 70 ,'e eFi1t
camille company. o. nj twQ a
street, was broken into sn1 ,,1 artlcll
ons and a number of sn'a'' "'
stolen. ,.,or of a barn
NJ. Karns. proprietor reportl
at SO Commercial ssIrJ tu,n. \ Kod
two suit cases, nr conlai',b had hecp
"A quantity Of undeE"ees'',u nlaa'
II. NJ. Ball. living .ond ct .nd south
renortnd that 81 and ""'
stolen from his room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
To Give Lecture seriss

Under the patronage opIcs IL Of q
Salt Lake women. are 10 H
and interesting lectu11.h liz lectures ?
nj the Hotel Utah. ~ ~ 4 ROBE
three in number; "ns wy and N;
lander on Henrik lpnc1 pSsnr1 who,
two by Edith CEhc pv,auo. viii
by Squire Coop nt !ne 'T;yni" au
Interpretation OF irish pos''
give readings from i
drama.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
Storm Helps Sheepnlen.

'The late storm was beneficial to the
shcepmcn, said +. X, Gooding. former
governor of Idaho and the present prosi
dent of the National Wnolerowers asso-
citation. last night. "but tho general out
look for the industry is not very oucour-
aging ON account Of the lowering tendency
OF prices Tor lambs and WOOL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14

"IlE greatest outburst Of college
spirit over displayed in this state
was exhibited at the state univer-
IL slty yesterday. when the entire
student body. overcome by The VIC
tory Of the. Utah university over Colo
rado college in Colorado Springs last sat
urday, ovcrran tho rules OF the faculty
and took tho college by storm.
When tho team left for Colorado last
"Wednesday II regarded the game the
hardest on tho schedule, and when tho
report reached here that tie Mormous
had defeated the Colorado Tigers the
large crowd Of students who We're watch
Ing the bulletins Immediately set plans on
foot for warm welcome for the team
on its return. Therefore when Vt was
learned that the boys would arrive at
$50 o'clock yesterday morning Some OF
the students stood at the gates OF The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
| ORDERS ENGINES
Twenty.Six New Locomotives
Of the 1856 Ordered Some
Time Ago Demanded for
Immediate Service.

san llornardino. Cal, June 80 =
TwcntN.siN Of the most modern type
Of locomotives, Il part OF the lgG or
dcred a year ago 10y the Hartman
Hines. are now being delivered To The
Southern Pacific company and within
another two weeks viii be placed IN
operation owe, the heavy Sierra Ne
yada and Tchachapi mountain grades
The Pacific system OF the southern
Pacific company Is To have 90 OF thcse
nce iron monsters. Thiriy'cight ul
them are to be used on that part OF
the system under the jurisdiction "i
r. T. Calvin. vice president ana gen
cral manager. with Office at San Fran
cisco Calvihs jurisdiction" extend
west from sparks Nevada. To ga"
Francisco. north 10 Ashland. Oreson
and south to I'll paso. Texas.
The engines mean to the shipping
and travelling public a saving OF thou
sands of dollars. They viii expedite
the transportation OF iruf 10 all
points In the country, saVlng much
money 10 the grower and shipper by
making deliveries In pe..cct condition
and securing for the producer TOP
prices. Several hours consumed IN
travelling over these heavy mountain
grades will he cut from the passenger
schedules of the company by the en-
cines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
SANTA FE PLANS
ANOTHER CUTOFF
Recapted Rumors of Building
of Temecula Line in Cali
fornia. to Give Short Line
to San Diego. Circulating.

San Diego. Calf. June 3o,--Thc ri.
mors shat the santa f'o is to complete
the proposed Tomecula cutoff within
a short time are gaining ground here
and may nave some foundation. The
report Is that the santa Fc. despite
the numerous obstacles In the way OF
regulation spring floods and other
things IN the rcsicn. IN liable to once
more consider the propcsition 10 es-
tablish the connection
Tits was the information that was
unoiiicialls given out Yesterday, rom
sources tending TO be authoritative.
The only obstacle to the granting OF
he request OF san Diego citizens Tor
this short line has been the fact that
The connections between Temecnia
and Fallhrook In vogue some years
ago. are invariably killed. by spring
frcshets coming down from the noun
,ains Bridges have been washed
away and no end of damage cntailed
h> The railroad company.
The proposition now, as nearly rs
can be- asccr,aiucd is TO watch the re-
suit and effect of the new stockton
bridge. constructed of solid concrete.
which Is 10 span tho troublesome low.
lands west 90 the city which have for
some wears been boihcfing Che Santa
Fe The contracts have been lei for
this structure, work Is already IN pro-
aross and it's development will be
watched with Interest.
As nearly rs can be asccr'ain"d. a
similar poicci Is contemplated in or
der 10 give quicker sery'c" tn san
Dicgo ON account ~ the tourist de-
mand. which Is more than ordinary IN
his direction Bridges Wiz be bhiii,
of concrete and Of sufficient stability
to withstand washosts, and thus =
cutoff established direct to She ocenn
breezes. which have not hitherto been
obtained on account of he dctermine'l
opposition OF Los Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
WHEAT CROPS WILL
MAKE ESTANC|A
VALLEY YET
Farmers from Western Kansas
Who Know What Drought
Conditions Mean. Are Har.
vesting Fair Crops.
tsvccIa, C"rrssposa~nc- d" tho Herald,

willard. y NJ. June Frank q.
lmbcjrn was in from his ranch today
To- take out Il new Mccormick header
and binder. He viii begin harvesting
his wheat Monday morning.
Mr.. Imhod.n has i5O acres of wheat
thai will average between ~ ami ~
bushels To- the acre. He says the ay-
craze would nav" been between -
and 30 bushels II the late frost the
las, week IN May had not injured the
grain Hc Is fuily convinced that the
Willard valley with proper farming
win grow as fine wheat az any country
In the world. lie has also - acres
of eats that are about ready To- cut
,hat viii average 30 bushels to the
acre
Pete iIarnrs ncishhor, whose
grain the lmhodcns viii Also harvest
with their machinery. has 20 acres II
wheat that viii yiold fully 80 BUSH
els To- IN" acre 1T the most conscrva-
tive estimate This wheat was no,
affected by the frost.
Thcs. are the first farmers in tn,
valley h. plant EXTENSIVE crops. They
are from western Kansas. having lived
| there fer 90 years and know just
'
| What IL takes to develop a new coun-
TRY, Mr.. lmbodcn'r land. ~ which h.,
now owns GOO acres. Is west OF WI.
| lard about ~ miles. \ splendid
ditch from thc spring at Manzano is
used 10 irrigate HIS orchard and q
sardcn
! The following new officers have
been elected 10y IN. Commercial clul
To serve for on year. President. iiuRl
Swthrr. Vice president, T. ;. Jack
SON corresponding secretary u. NJ
| Bfickicy. financial secretary, Franz
stanton; treasurer. L. r. llcrndon
The hottest weather OF tn season
has been experienced the past week
The mercury stood clos. around tbs
century mark Tor several DAYS. Thu
is very unusual, since the altitude %
! 5000 is1t gives willard usually yer.
| cool and pleasant summers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

Likely Will Be Located in Los
Angeles, Will Be Similar to
Santa Fe Projects Along
Same Line.

Following The ,ne blazcd by the
santa Pc In placing hospitals on It's
extreme western divisions. the talk IL
current along the southern Pacific
lines that that road viii establish "a
large western hospital, likely al les
Angeles
The Santa fe has had "A district hos.
pital there tor some time The prop
cs,iop rs 10 erect ,he building ar
establish practically n new medical
department of the western system.
taking surgeons ana assistant sur.
gcons for the work IN accordance with
their rank and standing In the service.
II il probable. according 10 report.
that the department handling The
Southern Pacific lines IN Mexico viii
be- transferred To Los Angeles a sub.
station being retained at Tucson
for the handling OF emergency cases
that NAV come up
Their hospital department. IL one OF
the brides of the Espee. aud a location
In Los Angeles has been soeght for
soae time. Previous To- this time II
has been necessary for employees IN
receive medical attention from local
surgeon only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
SEPTOGENARIAN rs
COMMITTED IN ARIZONA
Aged Man Adjudged insane. Sapposcd
over Death ~ Sen Murdered
Death ~ So Murdered
Last Year.

Tombstone. Ariy, June - The
Grsl session of the lunacy commission
in "a little more than TWO moD'Hs has
Judged insane " n Underwood
AGED rancher OF the sulphur Spring
ALLEY. % Years Oh AMI the hend OF
4 family of cight children The case
Is pathetic one aud It is supposed
his mind has hocomo unbalanced
hroodina over the death OF his oldest
gon. WAC IL will he remembered was
murdered during the early parl OF
last wear. the case having been tried
In Tombstone ~ talks AT random
and eosticulatcs constantly II Is hop.
I'd proper medical attention az The
~ ylum will restore him TO his normal
condition He was taken 10 Phoenix
by Deputy Shcrin Howe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
ANOTHER RAILROAD
|. LIKELY FOR VEGAS
Probable Rock Island Will
Build Extension from Santa
Rosa to Meadow City and
Later to Utah.

Las Vegas. y VI June 10 Ac.
cording to gossip IN local railroad
circles, II Ia extremely likely that the
Rock Island viii soon begin the con.
siEuction of an extension from Santa
Rosa To this city and later TO southern
tab II Is common talk that "A corps
OF engineers for The Rock Island rail.
/ road has begun surveys for The en-.
trance of that road into Utah. II Is
understood that the route will run
from Santa Rosa. y NJ, across the
southeastern section OF Utah Tine
ROCK Island has acquired about 91o,
ouo acres Ia The oil fields ol the san
| Juan district IN Utah The new road
is to be baili Tor the purpose o; reach.
Ing these oil fields.
Ali this means that Las Vegas
probably j. TO have a new railroad II
| Is believed the survey VIII run
| through this city and open territory
not reached hy the Santa Fe, The
survey. II Is thought. will run through
Mora county. opening up that rich do.
main for trade Taos, Rio Arriba and
San Juan counties will be on the route
| a. The Rock Island II said 10 make Its
new line cut through As much new
| territory rs possible not reached by
| broad guage roads or entirely on rail.
4 way lines.
y a line from here 10 santa Rosa
would prove OF great convenience 70
| shippers and travellers who are com
PEELED N present 10 travel In a round
L about way Ia reach that portion oil
|, New Mexico. A line that would opeg
up Taos and Mora counties 90 the
increased business that would be de
Ncloped would prove good thing fo'
Las Vegas as well AN those communal
III ties.
III II Is understood the Rock Island
means business and will not allow
any delays 10 interfere with the sur
Y yeys OF the construction of the roat
upon their completion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

Conductors Will Institute Pro.
ceedings Against Roads
Failing to Comply With
Law.

San jcrnardinO. Calf, Jane 20 -
Tbs railroads of California must com.
pl' a. once with the "full crew bin
II they wish to avoid unpleasant nj.
cation.
Proceedings will DE- Instituted
neainst the various railroads IN IN,
state II measures are not taken a.
once toward conforming 90 the full
crew bill rs far a. II rclatcs to hir.
ihs extra brakcmcn for the passenger
trains of four ears. baggage and cN.
press ears being considered by the
state railroad commission In the same
light as "A passenger coach
VIII r. Lemon spocial representa-.
live of the Order OF RAILWAY Conduct
ors. who returned SUNDAY night from
Los Angeles. stated that NJ meeting
of the conductors there saturday
night IL was resolved to sec that the
law bc enforced The trainmen are
also expected to do their share IN this
direction
The railroad men have the opinion
OF the railway commission 10 back M
with regard TO the enforcement OF the
Inv on iour.car trains az che number
OF coaches are there, whether they
be used for carrying passengers or
not
While NJ. Lemon did not say What
road would first he prosecuted. II,
stated thar action would be brought
within a few days the companies be
ing given plenty of opportunity t.
engage the extra men. No orders Il
this effect. however. were received
yesterday at The Santa Fe Offices. Mr.
Lemon says that the sail Lake Is thu
only road that has not been vio'atins
he measure.
About the only 'loopholc" by which
the Santa r. can escape the employ
mcni of extra brakcmen on II:
swing" runs Is 10 make the equip
mcnt consist OF combination bag
gage ami smoking car with two
coaches They would ~hen he opcrat
inc within the law as II was interpret
ed by the commission nj Sacramento
as the train would be under the -four
| car limit aud In the ane-hrakcman cir
| cult The regulation 0nota of eSir;
men Is employed upon all of the over
land trains aLd others Of the system
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
RECORD WELL RUN
MADE At DEFINING
Connaway Plant in Mimbres
Valley Delivers 1000 Gal.
Ions Per Minute for 1877
Consecutive Hours.

pcming. - NJ. June 3C.--Thc long
es, well run ever made IN the valley
at - high rate of production has been
completed here. The connoway plant
Nas operated for 1871 consecutive
hours az rate of l.00O gallons a
minute.
The plant VAS set going Tuesday
morning AZ o'clock and Was run
continuously until II o'clock SUNDAY
night when IL Was shut down until
early Monday morning, Day and night
running was necessary In order a. ~
risatc bean land. II was curious that
during the first two days of this run
the we'll showed signs of weakening
while during the last two DAYS of IN,
run Il fully recovered Itself. The
plant delivers IN the pcighborhood oi
! 900 gallons per minute
Much of the land irrigated durinp
this time WAS waterrd for the firsi
time. and consequently required n
great deal al water. Mr.. Connaway vii
have 50 acres ~ land In beans this
season, 90 acres being already plant,
ed III has also about 50 acres IN
cane. milo maize and Indian corn
making "A total of 100 acres
Considering the fact that the first
fuIrow was turned on this place Apri
II Of this season IL TX a rather re
| markablc showing. christmsn broth
crs have part OF this hand rented
and Dr, tonnaWay with ths help "a
| Frunk Moffet ana Dennis SNYDER. II
tending the rest,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
GRAND JURY GOES
AFTER v|OLATORS
Of BOOZE LAW
Twenty.Three True Bills Are
Returned After Dclibera.
tons Covering Two and a
Half Days.


Roswell, \ NJ. June 3o.-Thc spc-
ci"l Ritnd Jury was excused ycstcr-
day Heirloom. being IN session two
and half days and returning twcp-
ty-ihrcc true bills, onc against James
o. Lynch FOR tho murder of city
Marshal Hoy Wooftcr aud another
Tor selling liquor without license:
two against Joseph luhcrton. 81 D,x.
ter for the violation pf the phar-
mae, law. one against Thomas Dens
FOR assault with a deadly N.auon;
one against Joe Mastcn tor CARRYING
pistol ana flourishing lea deadly
manner; five charges each against
claude Lorraine and Henry and Ro~
styles FOR horse stealing.
Whil' the grand Jury ask % fnr
their dismissal Judge Wilnam n
Iupc.. dld unusual thing by stating
Rs ~" Grand jury had done such
good work. that he would make this
special grand jury continuous until
The regular term OF the district court
10 November. This Is the first timc
Ia New Nj Xico that a grand jury haH
been made continuous.
Ia d.smissing the jury Judge Pope
said that he would rc-assemble 1t az
any time in ease further violations OF
tn laW made II necessary The judR.
thanked me jury FOR it, excellent
work II was apparent that In refer
ring 60 farther breaches OF the law.
the iudgc referred to the prohibition
ordinances which have been violated
from time To- time.
j - Kirby secretary OF thu Hos-
Nrll Commercial club. has been ac-
uNo the past two days notifying thu
several clubs of the valley TO send
kilograms 20 senator Joe Bailey Of
Texas to support the statehood bill.
TIE various clubs have sent telcgrams
HE the Following.
There Is great depression IN bust.
MOSS on account OF the statehood de-
10y, Sc can have no extra session Of
IN" legislature Ia repeal bad laws.
can hasr no election of state or coun-
IS officials. rs the enabling act de-
prIycs OF of this bencfi, until we be-.
come state. We earnestly appeal
10 you iur help"
special Santa Fo train hns been
scheduled by the Modern woodsn..
of america To- haul The biz crowd to
Ellda ON the Fourth TIE celcb7a.
lion ss under the auspices Of TN
Woodmcn fraternity
Hrlun II Totzck. who for i've
years has Dr'n hpukkccpcr Isl the
citizens National bank. has been
mad SECOND assistant cuphjcr und
MI have chargr of the exchange de-
parlment
';ev John ~ MAY, II H.. L. /. H..
ihn pastor OF the SECOND Baptist
church. duG prosidcn, Of the
hlgrkdom school has been given a
can L. TIE pastoratc uf the historic
oul"red Baptist church at Lincoln.
N'grnskS. Tho colored divine Nlll
avcvpt
County Assessor Gu, II H,ro,rt
has tntul'd tho assessment tuiuHtIor
"t chavez county. The feuf, being
fFNa0.noG, AN Increase cog Sggp. 0Cc
over lai0.
"a J. Williams had gone To- Bus-
ton, Mass, go represent tuc Ko-Nc,;
Nj club in Tho annual convention 10
,ln National Al clubs of America
WhicN n''is There in Auuust lie has
f"'n instructed IT, tmr TOR bringing
the next annual convention to Dallas.
ToAas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

" nj so nervous
could not do any
thing. The doctors
treated me for diff.
fcreut things but
did me no good \
got so bad that !
couldl not sleep dag
or night. While IN
this condition | read
Of Lydia T.. Pink.
hams y egetabl c
{ o m pc un d, and
began its use and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE.
WM. kiEkE. Proprietor.
.tt south First ~.

mo one can go wrong II he tOl.
lows the Ten commandm. said
the sincere citizen,
Yer. replied senator Sorghum
the only tronbl. about the Ten
Commandments arises from the
amendments people try To tack on
10 them. Washington star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

Nuihor'se ar search rf 'cppy''
NM I suppose visitors are no, COM
mon ia this oUt-of-th, way place"
Superior Waitoy~ Ilnacrd they
har painfully go. most hof vm --
london Opinion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

Jnne IS, 1911.
Hon. e. V. Stafford. Travelling Auditor
ana Bank ENAnincr Santa Fe. y.
My Dear Mr.. safford--I am IN re-
Capt of your favor of June 18Th n
whica you tender youg resignation
Ak travelling auditor and bank exam
NEE 90 this territory. In order that
YOU may accept the position ~
cashier Of the Bank Of Commerce at
Albuquerque. Won have filled so ably
III" position ot yaNeHng audsiQr for
30 many years that u Was with deep
!, greet I received your resignation.
At the sam, time rs you really feel
that the position which yon con.
plate accepting wlli be of much
srcdtor financial benefit go YOU | cat,
DO nothing else out accept your reais-
nation which now do. VIII how
ever. ask YOU to CONTINUE ia hold this
office until the first day of next July
assure you tilat I appreciate the
ability ana facility which YOU have
/ shown iu performing tn" duties ol
tac office that YOU are about to re-
tifu from ard ! realize that a great
rt pong billy VIII dcvolve upon me IN
s,icctiug your successor. ! wish you
al sorts of succesS IN your new po.
sition. anu with assurances of my
y, rN"nal esteem I am. mys dear NJ
Stafford. a. ever
Very sincerely yours.
WILLIAM ! MILLS.
coNcrnor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

Black cat stockings for men, women
and children viii outlRst any other
brand on The market. Triple heels,
toes and knees make them wear Col
ors are absolutely fast. Prices run
from IL i3c to soc pair NJ c Mays
shoe store, ia West Ccutral avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
PARK HOBO GAVE
BLOOD TO SAVE
A OUC1OR
Eminent New York Surgeon 4
Death Prevented by Sacri.
flee of Stranger Who Was
Rewarded With $50.

tNrw N"rk Letter to eSewluu I0crm,u,
New NOth. June 80 The blood of
an unid nlificd park lOunger has say.
20 from death. for time At least. I,r.
''olg" ~ Lockwood. an eminent
stomach specialist aud himself n sul.
lcirf from ulcer oi the stomach Dr
LOCKWOOD suffered u severe hcmorrn.
axe Yesterday and after hurried
consultation Il was decided that the
Hood al healthy man was all that
'"hlu save hin \ hunt for available
men from the usual sourres proyed
'uiiloss ana finally tho ATTENDING
lhNAhians went t0 Central park and
ihpnrtuned loungcrs whom they found
mere TO help save the lifc OF a man
VINO had devoted his own lie To al.
lcViailns the sIiforings OF Others
The uffcr OF $50 In cash moved
tempting to men who hal not tho
price oi bed cor breakfast and sey.
'Ial OF them were rushed In iaSi.
'ab To Doctor Lock woods home Tho
man whose blood answered most pet.
lccilt To The required tests was So.
I'cird ana lie TRANSMISSION was pcr.
formed Nitcrward Il was said Tint
Doctor Lockwood VAS much stronger
and probahl, would rccoVcr
Doctor Lockwood. although his name
docs noi often appear In The press
has wide reputation among his
brother practitioners a. u specialist
IN atomach disease lie WAS called in
consultation IN the ease OF Grover
Cleveland aud attended him lof many
months He rs particularly known as
skii'ul diaenDstician
Jealous Woman Shot Three,
Aiciana Sasliuho 20 ana comoy
met Anthony Fiycrouc an admiier. IN
the street last night and upb-nidcd
him for not telling her that h. was
married \ crowd gathered as shs
hciat' d him and by mgtterIngs OF
prevail urged her 10 greater agtariG
Sine whipped oui from the i0lls %
hes dress revolver and trcd three
times Each bnllet struck "a linertnt
man and Fiycrone. ono OF the wound.
cd. died today The others viii 90.
CuYus.
Whom Aiotant saw what SHE had
done she dropped her weapon flcd to
ia" ruOf oi tenement and cuFnerod
There fought 90 Two policemen with
hdipins She was finally oyeYpOW,rcd
ana locked up
col Edward II IL Green son of
iicsN Green. is making iouruoF ui
appfoSimaiely STA Thousand miles to
t1rnd six hours iu Dallas, Tex III"
colonel left here 'ast night 90 attend
The Mcptiur OF the hoard of directors
OF Ih, Texas Midland railroad. OF
witch NE in president. Thor rs mere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
AFTER
YEARS
SUFFERING
! Was Cured by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound

WauTika. ella.-T had female 'rou.
blcs Tor seven years, was all run own.