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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
CONTRACT |SLETfOR
CONSTRUCTION Of
|lFELO HOUSE
J. A. Harlan. Who Recently
Came Here From Fort Bay.
ard. Successful Bidder for
Big Building.

tn" contract for the construction
ni building Tor the Charles Ilfeld
company, Wholesale groccrs. to br
erected on block of ground between
copper aNcnu, ana Tijcras road. on
the east side uf North First street
was let late ycst,r duy afternoon to
j \ Harlan, q well known contractor
Who came to Albuquerque recently
from Fort Eayari Mr Harlan was
Tor a number of years superintendent
OF hrldg" construction on the Rio
Grandc division of the santa Pc. No
figures were made public, hut It is
understood the lifrld building VIII
cost between tNj.0oo ana 100000.
Th' dimensions of The structure will
he 1872 hN 100 feet. The west 'front.'
uf the building win cover First street
from copper e. Tiioras. and viii be
ht an odds the largest business block
~ Nhuqurruuc. Mr.. Harlan. the sue
rcssiul bidder, win leave this evening
for Las Vegas. where he viii confer
with tn" managers ct the various de-
partmcnts of the Held COMPANY aud
decide upon several details In the
contract Mi HARLAN. it is under
stood wiz he prepared To- begin work
ON Tho building as quickly ~ he can
obtain the necessary material for the
cellar ana foundations \ fair idea
of tn" proportions of the new llfcid
building may be gained by consider
ing that it viii be more than twice
| as wide and almost half again az
long as III" RosonWaid building, re-
Gently completed at Fourth street and
'cnttnl avenue.
II rs understood that Max Nordhaus.
manager of ia" several Charles Ilrcld
branch houses Ia the territory viii
muv" tu Albuquerque from Las Vegas.
within the course ~ Year. having
already purchased the Childcrs house,
Twelfth street aud Central avenue.
Tor a residence Tho HELD company
has maintained headquarters In Las
Vegas Tor more than 40 wears and has
an immense building in that town
branch houses are maintained In Al
huqucrqur ana other parts of the ter
ritory 1t is not known whether the
building occupied AZ the present time
bN ia" ilfelds In Albuquerque will he
used after thu new building liz com
plet"d 1t Is quite likely. however.
that IL will be- used as an auxiliary
station To the main house
tn" new building Ia be built in Al
buquerquc win adjoin IN. Santa Fe
railroad tracks on the east and viii
nav" approximately 200 fc.t of track
aee. which will expedite the recciv.
ing ana shipping of gGods
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
MOUNTA|NA|R DRY
FARMERS JOYFUL
OVER PROSPECTS
Entire District Has Been
Soaked BY Rains; Splendid
Crops Assured Even With
No Further Precipitation.

plF farmers u tho Nuuntanair d..
uict ar" ioyuu ana enthusiastic, over
ih' prospects of q bumper dry farm.
nE crop ihf yrat according IT, n. q.
huniu9. secretary of the Sew Mexico
hurctu "i mW grafton. vino returned
'hsi niRht from q drive through the
district.
took an eighteen mile drive in
3D. t1p country IN the vicinity of Noun
i'n1i. suid Mr. lIcnIng This morn
lhl' 'ana 90" wheels ot IA, buggy
'ui INTO nae Wud two and lhrec uehca.
Tho .uiirc AuuutunWr DISTRICT has
h"ou thoroughly soaked pry farm
'f ar' nearly frantic win JOS hc-
ctueo uf the r,rui U-wfnnce of
good crops. Tu, farmer Mold tbat
even II there rs no further prDcIplta-
h"n. bumper crops N'il result And
~ rains fall during tha season. ns is
almost certain, tHr crops Wlil bee s4mc-
lhlng marvellous Tb, wheat. oats
ana alfalfa m th Momtainmr dis.
u1ci look nuc The growing crors
d"m"nfifatc rlNdly what can a., ar.
'omplished ~ dry arune under
IaNoiabl" condition. The acreage
planted in me Mouutanair district
'ns year is double thal of any pro.
Nuut ytag
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
MUSICIANS ARE OUT
WITH A BALL CLUB
Team Organized Last Night With
fred Il. Ciii> ~ Manager: Lads
Ready Tor Match Games.

'''"'N wv VUssV NsUUNs.
Another boy bali team And tn.
promise of marvel this time. Tn,
iltil" Boys band under the dircc-
ton Of Fred Is Ellis, met last night
I" perfect the organization to be
known as the Boy Band team. A
llh'-up was made out with the rcsill,
'uat as efficient an organization MS
can b" hnasted by any of the boys in
'his city is ready for bnsip.as An
M inc players AZ" under IA wears of
age Thcy are all musicians and in-
t"hd To "mbellish their baseball per-
formanc"s with n few runs on m.
horn ana hits on the drum. Ia snv
nothing Of taking bases and putting
up some high scores.
Henry Locbs was elected can,nin
ana viii get his men together for pre-
liminary workouts this week The
players and their positions so far
aligned are:
catchers. stephens and STUMP.
pitchers, I.oehs and Jones; first bnse-
men Jones and Locbs; second base,
man, clifford; third baseman. Rcy-
nolds, shortstop. Niccolossi, right
fielder, Douglas; center fielder. !..a-
SON left fielder. Mon,oya. Director
ot the Band Fred X. Ellis was elected
by acclamation manager
al the team.
challenge is hereby issued 10 any
boys baseball team In New Mexico
I" play ~ soon as the new organiza-
ton can be whipped into trim by the
captain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
RIO GRANOE WILL
SOON RUN HIGH
Flood of Waters Expected Be-
tween May 10 and 20;
County Engineer Ogle Look
ing After bikes and Dams

Wcter ~ 'he Rio Grande is rising
ricndilN owing ga The melting ct
SHOWS IN the Colorado and New Mex.
leo mountains constituting It's drain.
age Basin County Engineer A -
Ogle has been upctintcndcniug the
repair OF dykes and wing dams along
The river he'd north of the city, and
says thar farm lands are safe from
inundatlon Ia that quarter \ force u
worklncn hay" been employed during
the past week IN improving the dykes
IN he neighborhoOd ~ llalclas tor
tho past week
Although the period of the highest
water is ordinarily between Ma, D.
ana 20,dminishius gradually hroueg.
out The mouth ol June Engineer O2ln
has innupuraiod thc safe policy az
beginning the yearly repairs early 10
Guard against uneN poctod rises In
temperature and consequent floods IN
The valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Ambitious Author HurruNl rive
dollars rpr my latest stor, Tho call
of tho Iur.'
Fast Fr.,ud-- Who fromo
Ambitions Author The EXPRESS
company. they lost Woman's
Home companion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Tablets assist nature In driving all im-
ruri,ios out of the system. insurng
n ir"9 ana regular condition ana re-
storing the organs OF the body TO
health aud strcngth, sold by an drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
SW|TCHMAN GETS A
CRUSHED HAND
G. r. Palmer Attempts to
Straighten Out Chain After
Giving High Ball and is
Caught.

While attempting 20 straishton out
coupling chain after h. had given
The high ball. and come on" To
the engineer, G r Palmer. q switch.
man IN the local wards. sustained a
badly crushed right hand recently and
Is a patient in 81 Joseph's hospital.
Palmer MAS making coupling and
had things 'all set The coupling
chain became entanelcd after he had
given the engineer the high sign, Pa.
mer tried 10 siraiehten on, tn chain
and make the coupling bul was
caught. Il IL believed ne viii be out
of the hospital in week. bui viii
have bad hand for some time 10
come
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Hetouchcr and nuishcr.
Apply at Gray studio, 2Is W. cen
tral. 27-q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Every lady viii want one OF the
spuFrnlrs given at the Gem matinee
tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Ladies souvenir matinee tomorrow.
Gem.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TNE WEATHER

Tonight generally fair, cooler IN
southeast portion: Thursday fair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

See th, Hack Diamond .Nrrcs-
Gen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Soc me Black Diamond Exprcss
Gem.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

b"nt iaii 80 see the dancing com.
'dians al the GEM,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-26

Biggest show rNcr attempted Gem.
.--aN--------------------
New pictures and , blk saudcvllcs
tonight. Gem.
New pictures and > big vaudcvillcs
tonight Gem,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
MIMIC WARFARE PRACTICAL
 AROUND CAPE COD.

PROVINCETOWN, Mass. Aug I.- Cape Cod bag was a theater of mimic naval war tonight for the greatest col lection of ships Of war ever gathered together under the American flag. More than half a hundred warships participated in a theoretical attack on Cape Cod bay and the port of Prov incetOwn.
 The North Atlantic battleship fleet, under command of Rear Admiral Hugo Osterbaus, formed in line of battle across the mouth of the bay as the defending forces tried with their .searchlights to disclose the attacking vessels of the seventh and eighth tor pedo division and the submarines.
 Tonight's attack was the first of the practical maneuyeTs to follow the gathering of the fleet here for its sum- mer work. During the coming fort night there will be night and day at- tacks by an aeroplane upon the bat rieship fleet, it is expected, for the first time in American naval history.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
SKILLED LABOR PAYS,
 ASSERTS MCDONALD
We'll Dioginq Demonstrates the Fact-DUSt Nuisance
 Becoming Marked

That skilled labor is no more ex- pensive than Mexican labor was leain- ed by Street Superintendent Mcdonald in his welldigging experience ia Tombstone canyon. In his report to the council last night he stated that the work of tagging up the 1.ius ont from the city well in the canyon was done by experienced white labor and as economically as if lac had hired Mexican iabOrers to do it
 The work at the well has been com pleted and an extensive storage area has been added to the well. in prepara- ton for the summer floods The work in the north drift was done at a cost .of S17l.56 and in the south drift 0t a cost of s53S.06.
 The street superintendent suggests that by sinking the well deeper and by driving drifts in the bottom, sufficient water for street sprinkling could be secured. The delayed summer rains have resulted in number of streets becoming covered with several inches of dust Temby avenue particularly is dusty and when a wagon or other heavy vehicle rolls around the hill great clouds Of dust roll out over the city and through the nearby residene- es, resulting in much discomfort to the residents Of School Hill Unless re- lief comes soon in the form of flood, the city council may be petitioned 10 send the water wagon over the street several times a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
WILD WEST
 WITH MANY FEATURES
Another Tying, Steer Roping ard Riding Contest Is
 on the Program

There is another bronco busting exhibition on the boards but that is only a general name for the exhibit. for there win be relay races, goat ty- ing. steer roping and other features that were not included in Jim Ken ney's exhibition at the park.
 Another novel feature will be riding feats by COW girls" which is sure to prove an attraction. Picking up hand kerchief while running at full speed ahead" on horseback will also be an item on the program.
 The exhibit will be in charge of John Mclaughlin and Bib Hilaman. Mclaughlin is not satisfied with the dump that the Boquillas roan gave him and he is determined to have another try during this exhibition. which is scheduled for September 17.
 Liberal prizes. ranging from SlO to $50, will be awarded 10 the winners of the various contests and small en- trance fees will be required to bind the participants 10 enter. The mana gers of the exhibit have secured War ren park for that date.
 The exhibit will not be a strictly local event as COW boys and COW girls from all over the great southwest, from ranges and ranches, will be in- vited to participate and the liberal prizes offered will make it worth their while.
 The full program of events and prizes offered will be announced in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
FOURTH CAVALRY WILL
 SUCCEED SIXTH
Latter Win Go to Des Moines ana Fort Meade Troops
 Come Here

The sixth cavalry will be ordered back to Des Moines. Iowa. after the presidential election in Mexico in Sep tember and will be succeeded as gar rison Of Fort IIuachuca by the Fourth cavalry. now stationed at Fort Meade, South Dakota. Bids have been odyer- tised for the Transportation oI ten troops from Fort Meade to duachuca. with forage. equipment. baggage and the regimental band.
 It is said that the Fourth win be permanently stationed at the Euachu- ca mountain army post bat pending the Mexico presidential elections, the Sixth will remain at Huachuca.
 Adyices have been received at the post that Fort Huachuca is to be en- larEed into a two squadron post and the constructing QuarJermaster. Cap tain Gritty. is expected at the post this week to supervise the work of con struction and remodeling that will be necessary. An appropriation of SI3S,- O00 is available for this purpose.
 The experiences Of the Sixth since the trouble in Mexico spread along the international border. is said to have proven that Fort Huachuea is still a convenient place for an army post. The practice hikes Of the troops all over southern Arizona have proven that Huaehuca is within striking dis tance of any point on the Arizona bor- der. The climate makes the hikes easy on the troopers and splendid camping sites may be found at any place on the border.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
SPANISH GOVERNMENT
 TAKING SHARP ACTION.

MADRID, Spain, Aug. 1.-The Span ish government is taking sharp ac- ton against the Portuguese Monar- chists on the frontier. If necessary Spain will utilize troops to compel the observance Of neutrality. Already some stores and arms have been seiz- ed and the leaders in the movement have been ordered to leave the from tier.
 Spain being monarchial country, many Of the newspapers sympathlze with the campaign against Portugal Nevertheless the cabinet is determin- ed to suppress any attempts against the republic across the border.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
MILLIONAIRE JURY
 IN M'LAUGHLIA CASE
This Time the Laboring Man Is Given a Needed
 Rest

The jury that will hear the case Of the territory against w. II. liar ris, in which John Mclaughlin is complainant, will be unique in the history of the justice courts of Bis bee. In the list will be fuohd can. italists, bank presidents, bank ca shiers, merchants, hotel managers and prominent Bisbee people in all branches of commerce.
 As a rule, heretofore Bisbee juries have been composed Of laborers but in this case the combined yearly income Of the panel would run into several hundred thousand dollars. The selection of the jurymen chos- en was not because it was thought that iaboring men do not make good iuIymen, because. as a rule they do, but when a lahorer work ing on time loses time to work for the county he Is not remunerated and he car III afford to lose the time
 The jarymen selected and from which the jury that will hear the Harris case win be composed. on the other hand. are able to give their time to the county from the standpoint of financial necessity if not from a standpoint of time value, and as they are as much liable to jury duty as the laborer there is no good reason why they should nOt serve. That was the way Officer C. N Thomas looked at it and here is the list of prominent cit. izens" that he summoned:
 Frank Briggs, mine superintend. ent: A. LeRoy, merchant; R. H. Mason, butcher; Gus Hickey, mer- chant; C. S. Thomas, general man ager 3. I. company; ]. T. Jac- quemin, superintendent Bisbee-Naco water company; ). J. Patten, city assessor; NJ. J. Brophy, department store manager; l. W. Wallace, real estate; M. J. Cunningham. bank cashier; W. Schwartz, merchant; P. M. Buckwalter. bank cashier; Oscar Doyle, druggist; J [. Collins. bank president; J. J. Bowen. county SUI. pervisor; J. L. Powell. gas com. pany superintendent; C. X. Bennett, hardware company president; L. R. Allen, ex-city councilman; H. Pop. pen, hotel manager; J. ". Wood, real estate owner; goe Muheim. capitalist.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
IMPENDING CHARGES IN
 DIPLOMATIC SERVICE

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-AlthoGgh President Taft and Secretary Knox are expected Go have a final con ference within a few days to deter mine on important readjustments of the diplomatic service. it was re- ported On high authority today that John c. A. Leishman, American ambassador to Italy. has been se- lected to succeed David Jayne Hill, who resigned last spring as am bassadOr to Germany.
 The same authority was respOns- ible for the statement that if this shift is made, Thomas ). O'Brien, at present American ambassador to Japan. will be sent to Rome to sue ceed MT. Leishman. A successor to MT. O'Brien, it was said is yet to be picked by the president and MT. Knox.
 In case it is decided not to send Mir. Leishman to Berlin, it was un, derstood today that Robert Bacon, now ambassador to France, probat- ly would be considered, and MT Leishman transferred from Rome tc Paris.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
CORONATION VIEWS
 MAKE DECIDED HIT

The views of the coronation of King George " Of England, shown at the Star theater last night, made a decided hit with the amusement loving people of the city, as well as with those with a taste for history,
 This is the first time in the history of Arizona that any coronation has ever been shown. The pictures are ex- tremely vivid and realistic and merit the large crowds which were out at the opening and will undoubtedly be out again today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
BISBEE MAN BRINGS
 HIS WIFE BACK HOME
Clips Newspaper Items and ArOuSes Her Curiosity
 About His Conduct

Mir. DoOly's dissertations are al ways predicated by. T see by tho pa-apers.' And the breakfast talk is given point by what is in the papers. One well known Bisbee man. approaching this fact. adopted novel plan to get his wife homo from a summer resort. It was not because fathers" purse was get. ting thin, hut thls particular man wanted to see his wife. He is what he did.
 He, clipped a small item, about no one or nothing in particular, out of the daily newspaper and maile,i it to his wife The next day he clipped a little mUqe out and the next day he clipped even more out and on the next day-his wife arrived in Bisbee. She was afraid her husband had become involved in a scandal or had been put in Jail for exceeding the "areed' lna- it As 8 matter of fact he had been a model husband who merely wanted to see his wife
 A man turned in a personal yes terday about himself. So that his wife would see it and believe. He had been to a neighboring county town on business for a week, but wife refused to believe that busi ness was the cause Of the trip, and it is . dougknut to a eustard that she sobbingly accused him oi mot loving her as he used to- " But if she saw the personal in the paper, she would believe it.
 A newspaper is of more uses than Siving the news, wrapping arounJ the ice to keep it from melting and making hair curriers'. for when wives and sweethearts see "by the pa pers, the thing is squared.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
REAROON GOES ID
 JAIL FOR 5O DAYS

George Reardon. a convicted vag. was yesterday put in jail by Officer Lowe Wright, on a commitment issued by Judge Morris High, the justice court having been nOtGied by the clerk of the district court that the sentence Of the lower court, $50 or 90 days in jail had been sustained by the district court
 Reardon was arrested several months ago on the charge of vagrancy and Wnen arraigned before Judge High he was fined S50 or 90 days in jail. Reardon appealed the case to the dis trict court, which dismissed the ap- peal. thereby giTing force and effect to the lower courts sentence.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
CHANGES IMPENDING
 I'M PANAMA GONERNMENT.

PANAMA, Aug. 1.-The directory of the Liberal party, it is understood has submitted to the American gov ernmept for it's consideration, a re- port made by Dr. Ramon Valdez, former minister of government and justice. in which he endeavors to dem onstrate that according to the Pana- milan laws and constitution, Dr. Pa0- To Arosmena can not be reelected to the presidency.
 It is reported that important changes will take place next week On account of political differences. Ra- mon Acevdo, minister of government, it is said, will be replaced by Hei.O- doro Patimo, who is now secretary of public instructions, and the latters place will be filled by pr. Alfonso Preciado.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
ONLY TWO CASES OF
 TYPHOID IN DISTRICT
Problem of Keeping City Clean COnfrontS Officers
 in Charge

There are only two cases of typhoid fever in the whole Warren district. embracing a population of about 15. .OOO people. according to the report of City Health Officer c. H. Hunt, made to the city council at the regular month ly meeting last night.
 A group of physicians commenting on this fact last night said that 1t was remarkable condition as against the years when hundreds or cases of the disease were recorded ey- cry summer in the camp. The con- struction of the city's sewer system is believed to be responsible for this changed condition.
 Garbage Disposal Plant
 The physicians of the city are unah- imous in their endorsement Of the idea of a municipal garbage disposal plant and assert that the time for ac- ton on the matter is the present. A number of physicians have had their attention called to the housefly pest which is endangering the health of the city. and several of them have made investigations to learn where the flies are coming from and have arrived at the conclusion that they come from the city dump.
 1t is probable that experiments will be made definitely to ascertain the course of the fly invasion. A white powder is placed on the flies at the supposed source and if these powder ed flies" are found in other localities their nativity is definitely establish ed. It is generally conceded, however, that the dump is the source of the fly pest and prompt action by the city government may make experiments unnecessary.
 Typhoid Carriers.
 Experiments have proved that ma nure and garbage dumps are regular hot houses" for typhoid germs and experiments have also shown that a fly carries and deposits these germs within 19 days after coming from a room occupied by a typhoid patient
 The report of the health officer for the month of July showed 28 births for the month. 12 females and 16 males; and II deaths, females and 2 males.
 There are no contagious diseases in the city at present.
 Twenty-four premises on Chihuahua Hill and in Dubacher canyon were in spected by the city health officer dur ing the month of July, revealing, in the words of the report, a very filthy condition" IL was in these districts of the city that Sewer Commissioner Ferry found so much filth in his re- | cent cleaning-up campaign and that offfcsal fe uouv aofug after those res idents of the city who have failed to make connection of their premises with the city sewer system.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-02
ALL TEXAS 6 PACIFIC
 SHOPS CLOSED INDEFINITELY

MARSHALL. Texas. Aug. 1.-F. s. Anthony, superintendent Of machin- cry of the Texas & Pacific railroad, an nounced today that instruction had been received directly that the shops along the entire line will be closed down indefinitely. beginning tonight. Only such a force as is absolutely nee essary will be retained in the motive power department. At Marshall about l 900 men will be affected The shops ar TeXarkana, Fort Worth, Goulds- boro, Bonham ana Longyiew Junction are included in the order.