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The Washington herald., 1911-11-19

which will depend selections for the English turf
classics Some will fail to Withstand the test and will
be retained for the local market for Mr. Whitney has
ceased to race a stable in this country, even
though his operations the English turf have been
very extensive.
In Canada, at Baltimore, in Kentucky and next
year at other points this continent there will be
great demand for young thoroughbreds it is fact
that the number Of available now down to so
low figure to apprehension upon the part of
in control of courses they fearing that racing
will be seriously hampered even at existing points
less breeders induced to remain in the business.
This years entries to the Derby Of 1913 CENTRES
always close to classes two years ahead number 1913
OF these Mr. Whitney named nineteen, eleven of
which were bred at Castleton by Mr.. Keene and the
remainder at Brookdale by Mr. whitney. In the
Casteton bred division several the get of the
nowned Peter Pan, the first of his parentage to be
trained. Others are by Voter. Disguise, Delhi and
Ben Brush In the Brookdale lot are colts by Broom
stick, Hamburg and Burgomaster. The dams of these
all well known, either as producers upon the
turf.
1t profound sentiment in the hearts Of old
racegoers to these pedigrees. There is for
instance full brother to Maskette In the best days
Of the turf he could not have been purchased for any
money while Mr. Keene on the turf, and would
surely have realized at least $4,000 put upon the
LudIheL any III 1oOI, Hneu Iurl WAS dL Tue
height Of its popularity and Mr. Keenes racers
winning all before them. That the year Of Colin,
of Celt of Peter Pan of Ballot Of Superman Of Res-
gouche, Of dozen others Of less renown, who con-
tributed to the great total that season$4oo000
Disguise was pronounced not much inferior a
race horse to Diamond Jubilee, the winner of the
Derby in 1900. Voter is sire Of Ballot, Of our
best horses, and recently was sold to the German
government for very large price. Delhi was first
class racer, winner Of the withers and Belmont Of
1904 his chief opponent that year in those races
would have been his relative, Broomstick, then
owned by Captain Sam Brown, but he sick
when the stakes were However, in the Brighton
Handicap, few weeks later he won phenomenal
from the game Irish Lad, who broke down In it.
and achieved record which still holds: Broomstick
is highly esteemed by careful students Of the thor
oughbred. 1t is predicted that he win achieve great
success at the stud. He has in England three very
fast sons, Whisk Broom, Sweeper II. and Kempion.
and in this country another son, Meridian, has be-
come rstclass colt, having won among other races
the Kentucky Derby. EE7--.
Mr.. Whitney's Entries.
Burgomaster was the best son Of Hamburg, and
won the Belmont Stakes of 1905. defeating The Quail
and Accountant Hamburg himself high class
racer hero Of sensational sales is responsible for
colt of Eugenia Burch herself the best y Of her
year, though very unlucky.
Such are the Derby entries In the Oaks. race for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
FIXTURES LEFT IN
BANK, THAT'S ALL
Cashier Disappears and De-
velopments Show That Bank
Was Looted Before Doors Of
Institution Closed

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
Another Man Placed TO the
Front BY Tammany to Take
the Place of Unsuccessful
Billy Sheehan.
ANNOUNCEMENT Is
TO BE MADE THIS WEEK
Various Other Candidates
Have Been Eliminated and
it Now Rests With Cohalan
to Capture the Caucus.

So. Nofk. March 10 After two
months n,f"rr tb' legislature ns tH"
auud.du. ol hte party f,r tb, vacant
United states s,utut-hip. William e.
shreHan naus hos decided tnat there
is ru .au,e ot breaking bD ranks
"f 90, insure, forces. Nuu. under
ia, leadership uf senator r;tuhuu +.
Hoos,. t hay, .t.ud ~plidI1 against
MIN S,u., th, Democratic caucus. end
viii WtuduV some tim, uhi- week.
1h. exact manner boz which Mr.
~h,chau Will l,aN, th, contest has not
been d,.ud.d upon D., nis nicnds. hut
his rNt t..i p, marked Do. tu, r,.cu-
+ MuuH. busum friend aud po-
itical adviser. as e candidate. That
'"halut Ntl n' a. iittI. acceptable To-
To-" insyr-'ut group ri4,ls or no
caucus. as Shcrhau bas been il a
grrtaiuH Nevertheless. Murphy is
willing 60 try him on tb, Independents
ana 'phalan not only b. willing. bat
eager t. make ~, race,
II Na. with a., nu. know lodg. that
tho tuhJiau experiment. would b.,
tried on them That th, Insurgents flat-
N refused Sh"chaus proposition ~
da1s aeu that a fresh caucus hc called
aud ull elements OF IN, parts enter
IL and %, bound hN th, result, Srna-
tor Noos'yvlt rightly rcad this urn-
gthm ps q scheme Go make . tinal try
fti ~t,. Ian .fIH 81 tuaf IgfffI 1,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
BRIGHT FUTURE IS
ASSURED TO NEW
N { x|C D
B. F. Panky. Ranch Owner,
Capitalist and Progressive
Citizen Visits Albuquer-
que and Meets Ex-President

q. T. pauks vino owns % Hrgc
ranch urr LamN y NJ. and Nho is
Also large land owner ru kansas
aud other states br>.Ies being msu
ot considerable means ana Influence.
vas awons those nho visited Albu-
uu'rqu, yesterday 20 meet MIR.
Roos'sct and assist W his reception.
MI rank, has been Identified with
,,cp progressive movement n the
t'rr.t"r, -.nya coming to New Mex
i.u and I. q urm D,uyvcf ga tho ru.
tugr "i the u,N state.
w, aay, scarcely begun to realize
uui assets, said Mr pdnkN II doubt
10 tAerc Is amy sitf. In the union
with tl, natural resources that tuis
truItur has and with al, tuturr that
tho now state is ltuing The dee
N,lupmrut uI NrN Mexico is a force
gone conclusion ", can support
many ,m,> our present population
nuu "ur mining aur.ultural. timber
and utuoI o. sources have scarcely
bc"u touched as N,t"
Mr. Pauk, takes d. hearty interest
Zoo Jutttng uuking n IN, dclrlup-
W'nt of th' noN stat. ana ~ "a l,ld-
,' 100 an,tung for tn, bottrrmput ol
in, people ana th, Improvement ut
tho D. ud- ut this euWWunit, H. I-
Hu, a' tNp, ui prouI' who aro car-
rtIug uu IN, wurk u. dcNciuprmr
which NIil undou.uJ JlN eventually
uJh. b.~ Uinpu..i,- Hmr true.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
Two Prisoners and Wounded
Reported Taken. But Fed
eral Commander Denies
That Any Were Captured.
MADERO WITH 1000
MEN NEAR AT HAND
Orozco Has 500 More and
Trouble is Looked for in
Border Town shortly;
Maneuvers Begin Today.

90 Pa-o March 10 -Iuur,z spent y
-Icrp'rs- night last night VITA the
streets patfoll,d Dy double force of
guards and practically the entire gar
rtspu under arms IN front of the bar
rack. aud headquarters.
o. i~ not known how many conn
posed th, party ui insurrcctos who
'ludcd tht suar0s f,st night. got IN
10 thc town ,nd partially destroyed
tn. federal barracks with nitrogly
D,riuc
They Carried ont the plans With IA"
loss ot bat two men who were wound.
J and captured.
l' is not thought lusurrcctos ar"
near the city IN any great numbers.
Mudcrp with Il thousand men Is soms
distance south waiting - effect a
Junctur, with OrozcoS fore" of 500
briur" marching un Juarez.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
'iNO NEN \RRt~TID
tOl; NiIIt.tp iui;cFNN

Tho lrjaigum'ut ~ 4 W DcNcn
ana \ ; rUmpton, arrested bN the
railway police FOR th, alleged use of
forged railway pass. VIII hkvlv be
M dc tom, Nv nrt'rc Major " Il
Whitlns United states commissioner
in uld Alhupuorqu' De Nom was ar
rested IN lts Nrgas II b, said hc
rode that pr on fraudulent pass
given or sold to him hN \ : Crump-
ton formerly chlrt "'crN for 4 T.
Summcrs. superintendent ut san
Marchl Hc asserts hr was ignorani
or the conditions under whlch tlc
pas was ISSUED crumptun was Az
rested hero hN Night chief Patrick
o'Glsdi 1ho men ara ueld IN IN"
county iail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
Ulan.o's Campaign Tails.

Douglas Nrtl. March 10 --Gruersl
lilautos campaign against Agup
iri'ta ~"rms tu have ended In dis.
mai idilur, from thr rebel standpoint
Following the uti,nsir" movement ~
th, McNi.on t"d"rals last night IN th"
direction ui tu, rebel camp nu sign
was tp Doe seen a. daylight TODAY ut
tn" 'rprls
iudi, atIous ar, That Bian-o's rpi,.
Nru into factions. some of which DO.
serted n. the American side.
In, wtiu bod, uI his troops tlp re
treating ~uuthv.,rd americans nero
believe the r,h'' cause has been dam
aged b''"nd r.uhr alons thr tine op-
positc NrIluut %. blauDu. punsins
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
Late Report This Afternoon
Said Fire Was Practically
Under Control Heavy Gale
Famed the Flames.
FIRES IN FRISCO
AND LOS ANGELES
Fifty Thousand Blaze in Lat
ter City and 100000 in
Former; Dormitory Fire
Chases Inmates Into Cold.

Moutgom,rN Ala. March lo.-T'l'-
phunc Reports tudir1t, that fire
starting ~ O'Clock tuis morning
threatened to dc~tru, Pensacola. Fla.
Tu, firu gained 81 h,udWaN in ten cts
blocks The flame were tanned ny
q suti northwest Wind
T,n buildings 100 eight different
blocks have been DESTROYED.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16

IL Paso. Tex. March 10 Colonel
Tamhurcl commander OF Juarcz.
stated this morning that tn. boIpb
thrown INTO the military barracks last
night did NO damag. and that no.
body Was captured. The shots OF ,ss
s,ntrirs. he said ala not hit any
body
y McDaniels. engineer on tha
Mexican Northwestern railroad. arriv-
ed today and reported the road cut
To pl.c"~ from Juarcz TO the south
rn terminus ~ Pearson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16

Cambridge, Mass. March lG Rau-
duIru HalI one ~ the most exclusive
of th. Harvard dormiiorIcs on Mount
Au0Urn street was uartlN destroy ed
bt fire early todul
one ~iHdsut Wss rescued un,nu-
soious and many uth'rs Vrr, awaken
cd barrel uu time TO ESCAPE the
flames
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
SIN Waiting.

Galveston. Tex. March ~ The
arm, mdnruVcrs are awaiting the ar
rival oi 5000 coast artillery troops
from Hampton roads.
G.u,ral Mills homes to have his on
tire nrigad, iu camp 10y the end ~
this week.
The transports VIII probably arrive
tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16

MubIIr- MUf|T u --N | O'cI0ck
long distance telephone message from
Pensacola 'ypert,d ,hc fire practical
if uud"r control
sim, uIlius. including 40. south
cru hotel N,r, burned IA, loss is
Nllu.nuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
Citizens of This City and New
Mexico Join in Giving the
Colonel Real Strenuous. Old
Time Reception
DEFEAT OF STATEHOOD IS
OPEN BREACH OF FAITH
Ex.President Declares That
People of Territory Have
Complied With Demands
and Should Be Admitted.


Tu a. crowd that uU,d the Eiks
opera nous. uutu standing room N3~
ruur and many were torrrd to remain
iu the street 'uluurl Theodore ltuus"
,ru last uight made on, %, hi~ char.
hct,tirtir speeches. Witch found In
stnut response among nis audience
aud Na- ireucut' .u, red
NJ Roosevelt ~puk, "p'nN and
fcntlr>slN uu all questions n' Drought
uu and his rcWatke upou th, defeat
81 statehood Wvr, Npical uf th' man
Declaring th,G th, failure ot Tho
national government tn admit NcA
M'NlUu tn th, union Waa t breach ui
mith. Nj HuusrV.it asserted that
during ms administration %, had been
consistent tfi,ud uf Sew Mexico
and that th,rr was up reason Tor
k,,I.ug Nrw McNico trpn admission
this toms rb, national govern
mrut' n" said Utv been guilA ~
gra,e wrong toward Sew McNi,"
Congress laid down certain conditions
Vnd said that WHEN thpN Ncr, complied
With Nuu would o., admitted tp th,
union You have fulfilled those CON
ditiuuS The promises r"muiu untul-
fllcd I Nil so fufthet h' iis fail
vi, tu nak, sou state th, uatiuTnl
government has a,eu guilty uf "a,
hr'JDh of aith' WhiI, II vus *
pcctrd thHt the grrrtings tn th' 80
president pa this ciil would uc rn-
thusiastic. the results exceeded even
t1, predictions col the committee ha,-
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lir-i Arm, Nancu,crs.

san Antonio Tex. March l6 Tho
trst man"U,ors or the troops N oamp
"'r' "n IN" program today
II was proposed Goo send out COM
pany of iufanu, for several miles 10
sock .uN'r and tor th- arruplanrs 20
luok lnr them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16

Los Angelo. cal. March 10 Firc
rarly today in thu H. u. LaEr dr,
goods huildlug IN the business dis
'rict threatened block ui large re-
tail stores
II was uallt confined 10 Tie
building WHORE jhr fire originated
III, loss was S5o.0en
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
,tu~iIiu. 10 pias.

fit,shurE, Pa. March 10 -Scupr
Llmant"ur. Mexican minister ot n.
nance, PASSED through pittsburg early
his morning vn route 40 MrNi,u. IL
N.ll reach - Louis this evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16
500 900 IN iri~co.

san Francisco March loNn cN-
rlnsion 90 'url oii this morning start
ga q iii, tuat destroyed Gvo automo-
bile stores iu Naunoss atcnGc with
thou stocks The loss Was 500 Uun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16

ooon,lnu,d ON PAGE {, Column a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-16

'lf YOU VIII tolerate unhin"ss m
Nour public servants. n do,s not make
any difference what way you may
choose them. IL ~ oduall, discrcdit-
able tu YOU IN unht public sct-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-01
BOY KILLED BY SHOT
 FROM SMALL RIFLE
Twenty-Two Calibre Ball Dis charged Accidentally from
 Gun in Hills

The 1I-year-old son Of Andreas Leon. Mexican wood cutter, died at the Calumet and Arizona hospital yes terday afternoon about ? o'clock rom 9 rifle shot wound, received in an ac- eidental manner. according to the mother of the boy, Thursday morning near the wood camp about four miles from the city in the hills
 According 10 the story told by the mother. the father, Andreas Leon fouuf 9 e--cslirer rifle near the wood camp He extracted the shells from the rifle and, giving 1t to the boy, told him to take 1t to the house The lad started off at run. feii. and the rire exploded. infiicung fatal wound. The bullet pierced the right side and came out the left. The boy was taken to the hospital Thursday afternoon and placed under treatment Of physicians
 The funeral will take place this af- ternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of the Mexican family in Brewery gulch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-01
CENTRAL SCHOOL FOR
 RESTING QUARTERS
Attendant Will Be on Hand to Take Care of Visit
 ing Women

There will be plenty of places for the women and children to rest on July f and 5. Besides the seats that will be placed inside the fence sur rounding the Copper Queen plaza and the Independence bazaar and rest room next to the Bisbee Cigar com pany on upper Main street, there wilt be the Central school building. which will be turned into resting place. A lady attendant will be at the building to furnish information, etc, to visit ing women.
 All details for the celebration will have been completed by this evening and everything will be ready for the beginning of the celebration on Mon day evening. when the formal opening of Vista park. at Warren. will take place with two concerts, one by the band of the Sixth cavalry and another by the Calumet and Arizona band.
 Things will begin to happen Monday at noon, when the squadron Of cav airy from Fort Huachuca will arrive and go into camp at Warren. The guard mount, when the camp guard for the night will be set. occurs at 6 D. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-01
HAYNES WANTS GOLF
 TEAM FROM BIsBEE
CIoudcrOft Tourney Will Take in Many TeamS-Busi-
 ness Looking Up

Fl. Lake Haynes. travelling freight and passenger agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern. who is in the city, is anxious 10 see a Bisbee team en- tered in the Cloudcroft golf tourney and is talking the matter up with To- cal golfers. The nine-hQle course at the Sacramento mountain resort IS said to be the highest in the world. II the golf clubs of the southwest enter heartily into the tournament scheme. special rates will probably be offered for the round trip to the resort on account of the tournament.
 Mir Haynes believes that business conditions will show a marked i'm prOvenent by falli There are as
 least three smelters projected for this fall and if they go through it will result in thousands Of dollars being turned loose. The Calumet and Ari zona will erect a smelter at Douglas the Arizona Commercial eontemplates building a shelter at Globe and the ! Clark interests are figuring on smel 2 ter at Ray
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-01
OVER Sl9,OOO.OOO IN
 ASSESSED VALUATION
Nearly a Million Dollars h. crease Oyer Figures
 of Last Year

The assessed valuation of Ccchise county property for the year 1911, ac- coruing to the assessment rolls, which were completed yesterday at Tomb stone. amounts to sl9.62S,56S.64-
 The assessed valuation for county rroperty in the year 1910 was s1S.Z5s, sI4.g6, making the increase Of 1911 ever 1910 nearly a million dollars. o: in exact figures. s757. 7.756.6S.
 The total property assessed but ex- empt from taxation for 1911 is Ss12. sg2. making a net total of taxable property of sl9.Ole.f71.64
 The amount of the raise in assess ment on railroad property is sl,s0s, poo.
 The amount of the raise on bank as sessments is SS1, 900.
 sf,631.ooo Gross Increase
 New property in the county, not or the 1910 rolls, amounts to s250.000 ma king a gross increase from banks railroads and new property Of s1,651. 900. The decrease in other propertl values for the ysar 1911 was $S37s 24332.
 The total assessed valuation for tn' ' fisbee bonded district is SS,s21. .63s less S167.311 exempted property. max ing a net valuation for the district O , sS,254. BPS.
 ] The total assessed vaslation Of th' Douglas bonded district is <4,i15.5oe I less s2Si,29 exempted property. max ;ag a net valuation for the district o ! g. .S91 ,2ss-
 The total number of assessment on the tax rolls of 1911 is 6,S06, a against 6.5o3 for 1910, an increase o { 7o3 assessments.
 The board Of equalization will mee tcGay at Tombstone and go over tn completed assessment roll
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-01
JUAREz''lPOLITICAL
 SITUATION IS WARM
iuareZ Men Aspire to Govern orShip-0roZCo Said to
 Be Under Age

FL PASO, June 30.-The political situation in Juarez is becoming warm. With Juan \. Medina in the field for presidente municipal against Dr. ko- darte. a lively campaign will be made.
 It is reported that Felipe Sieias. the prominent JuareZ, lawyer, will pro9- ably enter the gubernatorial cam paign. Lie. Sieias is well known in this part of Chihuahua but whether he was in sympathy with the late insuI- recto trouble is not known.
 According to newspapers published in Chihuahua Pascual Orozco, who stated he wSuld run for governor ol the state if the people wanted him, is not eligible on account of not being Of age. The constitution of the state Of Chihuahua requires the governor to be over B years old. and OTozco does not measure up to the requ're- ment
 A protest sept to Governor GOnza- les of Chihuahua asking for the re moval of Espiridion Provencio, now acting as federal judge in Juarez, has not as yet been acted upon by the gov ernor The protest stated that ST Provencio was not a lawyer. and ask ed that another be appointed
  Change of program. Royal tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-01
PHOENIX GOES BUGGY
 BECAUSE OF HEAT
Gov. Sloan, They Say 0ut There, WIFI Be Two
 Places oa July 4

Just how hot it may be up at Phoe nix is not known. but the mercury must be pretty ambitious when Phoe- ak travelling salesmen, registering al Bisbee hotels. sign their name with -so. 900 people 3y is25.~ It seems to affect 'em that way.
 The newspapers have it, too. The capital city newspapers arriving m the city yesterday state In certain terms that Governor Richard E. Sloan will attend the dedication of the new bridge across the Gila river at Flor ence on July and will make an ad- dress there on that date.
 The fact has been published far and wide that Governor Sloan is to be the orator of the day at Bisbee's Fourth of July celebration. He accepted the invitation of the celebration reception committee several weeks ago and will arrive in Bisbee next Tuesday morn fpg Hereafter nothing is genuine from Phoenix unless couatersigned by the weather bureau.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-01
TRUST PROSECUTIONS
 MAKE MARKET DULL
Prosecution of Wire Trust Re- suits in Reactionay Tone
 in Street

NEW YORK. June Ss. = Move ments in stocks today betrayed the uneasiness felt on account of the gov ernment's action against the Wire Trust, made known yesterday after the close of the market indictments of the various corporation officials had been foreshadowed in reports for sev- eral days. but intimations that this step represented only one branch Of the investigation which is being car ried on by the government, involving the activities of the United States Steel Corporation, disturbed the spec ulative sentiment further.
 The bears, however, failed to iuau- gurate a movement of sufficient size to give the market a decided impetus downward. [. $. Steel lost less ground than did other stocks not directly con cerned in the events Of the day.
 The attack of the bears against the stock has been so persistent that the short interest is thought to have reached large proportions, placing it in a strong technical position
 Despite the weakness in Amalga- mated Copper reports from the metal trade told of increased activity. No large buying movement. however. is under way and some price shading has been reported during the week. Domestic deliveries of copper during June are estimated at well up to TO- 090.00O pounds, figure which fore shadowed Q considerable decrease fn stocks on hand as a result of the months operations
 
 rfo#rrra- pCv-aT
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-01
WANTS ID LOCATE
 HER LOST BROTHER
Does Anyone .n BiSbee Re- member Dor Cameron
 and Where Is He2

Here is a chance for the amateur sleuths to earn the gratitude Of a sis ter who has lost brother and doesn't know where to find him. The Re views readers have been able to io- cate a number or lost relatives re- gently and it may be that some one or The Reviews subscribers knows of the whereabouts of the lost brother. Here is the sisters letter:
 Can you please Inform me Of the whereabouts of my brother, Donald Cameron? I have not heard from him since last spring, in March. I believe His last address was Bisbee. In his iast letter he made mention of leaving Bisnee for old Mexico. I often wonder what has happened to him, for he al- ways wrote us often. Since we last heard of him his father has passed away We sent him a telegram at the time, last May, but we never received an answer"
 The letter was written to Postmas- ter M E. Cassidy and was signed by Mrs. Anna Osborn, 102 ". First street, Duluth, Minn.
 "A Cowboys Sacrifice strong western drama Royal tonight