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New Britain herald., 1914-07-06
Waterbury 4, Springfield. ?.

Waterbury, July 6.-In a hitting game at Rockville park. Waterbury defeated Springfield to ?. Smith pitched a good game, keeping thevis- itors' hits scattered. He was given excellent support, neither of the locals two errors hurting in any way. Foran and McKillen contributed sen- sational catches. The score:
 F. h. e. sprinsfeld 10000 O--2 r1.2 2 Waterbury ..O2O 0 2 0 0x-4 14 2 Batteries-Burch, Daniels ana Pratt: Smith and Wendell.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-06
Pirates 12, Plainville (.

The Pirates of this city had easy picking yesterday when they defeat- ed Plainville. 12 to 6. The locals netted eight hits in the third innings and these combined with seven errors by Plafnville let in ten runs.
 The score: 8H
New Britain herald., 1914-07-06

Pirates 70 o1o 0 0 0 2 o-1z Plainville. 0 Q 0 0 0 l. 6
 Stolen bases, Pirates 8, Plainville &: double plays, Wagner to Neurath, Schroedel to Neurath to Eliason, On- orato to Cunningham to Parkinson;
 tContinued on Thirteenth Page.)
New Britain herald., 1914-07-06

'f'. Games Today.
 Brooklyn at Boston.
 Phi1adelphia' at New York.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-06

International League. Providence ', Baltimore 5. Newark 8, Jersey City 0 (first game). '
 Newark 4, Jersey City (second game).
New Britain herald., 1914-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

fl. tf Yesterdays Results. : Chicago 5, Pittsburg (10 innings). :. ! Cincinnati z, St. Louis O.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-06
. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

!. Chicago G.. Cleveland, 3. .~.--
 St. Louis G. Detroit t14s innings. first game). t
 St. Louis ?, Detroit Q (second game).. .... ...
New Britain herald., 1914-07-06
TER ! ASSO CIA
f.'S$ Yesterday's; Results X NeM Haven 3, New Britain ' Waterbury 4, Springfield ?.
 Pittsfield 4, Bridgeport 1.
Standing of the Clubs.
Games To1ay.

Hartford at New Haven. ;.f :. New London at New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-06

Games Today. :. Boston at Washington.
 New York at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results. St. Louis 6, Indianapolis 3. Chicago 2, Kansas City 1.

Games Today. Kansas City at Chicago. Baltimore at: Brooklyn. |. Pittsburg at Buffalo.
  GAMES IN OTHER LEAGUES.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
Weekly Realty Record

y. i. Swan to Mary Love-south
half lots 8, 6, block 80, Hunng High
land Add, 81.
JOSE Maria Baca and wife to Car
lnelita Baca-Piece land in liancho5
ue AFIsco, Precinct 9, ST.
n. r. swan to Jennie Fleckner-
Nvllh half of above lots ST..
~. H. swan ANA wife TO W. T.. swan,
el aI'-One-half interest in lot "a,
land
" y Swan and wife to w Z. Swan.
I' aI.-Lot L, block So, Hunins High
ANA Add. 81.
0laud Hutto, guardian to Eloisa G..
u' HulIefrez-lnterest in piece of land
Ill H. de Albuquerque. Precinct 4.
game to Florian Gonzales-Interest
'H land in Precinct A.
same to Soledad G. de Barela-ln-
'eItsl IN land in Precinct a.
Hush Bryan, ct al, to Susie p. Bry-
""''-Pieee land in Bernalllo county
yum Claim deed.
c Manuela c. de Gonzales, ct al, to
llolaFio Gonzales-Interest in two
pieces Of land in Precinct 4. 81.
came to Carlota Gonzales Interest
' piece Of land in Precinct 4.
same to Soledad G.. de Rarela
same as above.
same to Elolsa G. lie Gutierrez
same as above.
above
poo'ofltas Montoya to Anto. Padilla
riece land in Padillas, S25.
mi, D. Van Week. ct all to G. r.
t,,otSier-Lot 8, block 9, Paris Add,
", Manden. treasurer and collector,
~, PEDRO Chavez-Piece of land in
'eeIncl l. Tax deed
a II Swan and wife to Albuqucr-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
SIXTH ERUPTION
Of MT. LASSEN
IS SPECTACULAR
Dense Column of Black Smoke
and Steam Shoots Into Air
1000 Feet Unverified Re-
port of One Loss of Life,
rsr "oHm"a JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED VINE,

Ihf NoFNNG JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiprt
keddihg, Cal, June 1.-THE sixth
eruption Of Mount Lassen occurred
early today and shot huge column
ol dense black smoke, steam and ashes
two thousand feet into the air.
The eruption lasted thirty minutes.
The crater has been greatly enlarged
10y the latest outbreak. The pillar of
smoke was seen in towns fifty miles
distant.
A report has reached here that
Hugh Graham of Manton was killed
by the volcano eruption. According
10 this report which is not vet con-
iirmed, Graham was caught in tor
rent of descending ashes and cinders
ana buried. Another observer who
with Graham was seeking a close view
OF the eruption, is said TO have been
seriously injured
Todays activity was remarkable for
the quantity of smoke and mineral
substance which burst out of the top
OF the mountain The heavy cloud
was blown northward for several
miles
Tho height Of the eruption has been
reduced, ii is believed by the great
enlargement of the crater The en-
tire snow-capped peak has been
blanketed with a pitch-black covering
Of ashes.
II viewed the entire eruption from
a point twelve miles distant" said w.
j. Rushing, United states forest SUI
pervisor who is in charge of federal
observations at Lassen.
The column Of smoke was thrown
about two thousand feet high Ashes
and steam were carried north by
heavy winds The eruption lasted half
an hour
SO heavy material was thrown out .
So near as l could determine. and T
there was no big noise or vibration. /
There was no steam arising Just .
before the explosion indicating that .
the earIng sides Of the crater plugged T
i mp and confined the steam which I
Threw out the plug when sufficient +
pressure was generated
no flames were emitted that were
visible to as.
AZ the time Of the explosion there
was no persons near the crater so far
as known here and the only danger
Tor the present is in going close to
the crater
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15

que u. 4 r.. Land Co.-S7S.97 acres in
/ pajarito.
Same to same-Pioce of land in
Precinct B. Tax decd
same to samc-S Same as above.
Eugene r. Turner ana wife to +. j.
Z Naylon-Lot 4, west half lot o, block
/ A. Grant Tract
Theodore + Reed and wife to CITY
of Albuquerque-Pieco of land in AL
I buquerque, ST.
City Of Albuquerque to w d. Van
Week, ct al--Lots 3 10, n, II, block
25, ". NJ. y Co, Add.
First Savings Bank & Trust co. to
Jennie Gordon-Lots 10. If, block .,
Sellers Add, S225.
Same to Thomas +, Gable-Lots 3,
IA, block ., Sellers Add. $40.
Reynolds Add. Co. to Scott Ander-
son-Lots "a, %, block AZ, Reynolds
Add, 49,
William p Wright and wife to B.
F. Means-Lots in block "A, Armijo
Bros. Add 500
Della Singer and husband to Anto.
Domenici--Lots H. 10. block 10. Man
lell Business q Residence Add, 81.
Trust Deeds.
G. f. Michael Tr, to Il. /. Crosse,
Tr-Lots j. 2, 3, block "A, Terrace
Add $4,000
Hubbs Laundry Co. to Roy McDon-
aid, Tr.-North 81 feet lots /, .. 3. A..
block ~ Y NJ ~ 90 Ala and othar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised list for the week ending
June 10:
Ladies' List
Miss Kitty Aldcrctc. Mrs Mary
Bomais Mrs. Mollie Castlcman Mis-.
.Tranida Candearia. Mrs. y. L. Davis
Elbira Garcia, Miss Catalina Garcia
Miss Ruth Haywood, Miss Harriet
Hedstrom. Miss Hannah A. Luther
Mrs Thomas McPhail MERGED Mar
tinez. Mrs. Lewis Marsh, Dolortia Oh
gin, Mrs. A. Il. Phelan, Mrs Thomasa
Ribera. Barbarta Romero, Mrs. Gle
fas Romero Miss Thelma Scott Miss
Rosie Saiz, Miss Maggie Sugarda, Mrs.
NJ. A. de sails, Mrs. S. Thomas, Mrs.
r. W Wiley
Mems List
Pablo Anaya. Santiago Artia, J. l..
Abren, Chas. f. Anslcr. Manuel Ba-
ca, r l.. Butler, Sacarias Barrere j..
y. Brown. c. A. Brown @. w Crab
tree NJ. l.. Catleman, Gus Cornelius
Guanteo Candelaria L. 70. Davis. Hi
lanio Damian, George W. Diehl, Selsa
Ortez dcBaco. O. w Dunnine Luther
j. Foster johnnie George, toHlulo
Guardiola Cruz Garay Isidro Con
zales. Rev L. G. Graham, J W. Car
ham, r. Gibbons. Felix Garcia, Spig-
MEMO llariseal Mr. and Mrs. J. liar
ris. Ellis Holland, C. S. Haynes r. H.
Johnson. Bert Kennard. James Ken
neatly Jose Leyba. Galnio Lucero, Pc
dro Lusero Myron l. Lusiblhll
Charles p. Martin, Mr. and MIS-
James l.. Mariner A. }. Mitchell
Fred S. Nehls. John r. Phelan, j. liz
no Pacheauio, William Abbot Robert
son. Ignacio Romero, Mr and MIS-
GIee smith. ". b steadman lgnacio
sanchez. Isloyo Sandoyal Gates $ Vie
kers G.. j Wilkinson Elmer 4
wheeler. NJ p Walker
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
FOR SALE

Sl900.-4-room frame. bath, fine
shade good outbuildings, fine lo-
cation; n. 11th st.
b3,O0O-5-room brick, modern, well
built, cellar, sleeping porch. good
outbuildingsi W. Silver Avenue,
close in.
5,OOOOO-S-room frame. modern, 8
room frame; sleeping porch, mod
ern, and Broom house in rear, all
furnished.
S4,20O00-7-ro brick stucco fin
ish, modern, corner lot, West Cop
per Ave
3,200-6-room bungalow, modern,
Highlands, close in.
,500-5-room frame, modern, hot
water heat can be made into g.
room house at little expense; good
location in Highlands.
A. lFlLlEISClHllElR
III S. Fourth 81.
Phone ga, Next TO POstOffiCc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15

CARD SIGNS FOR SALE.

The Journal now has a fun Gssort-
ment Of Card Signs on hand. You can
certainly find what you want In the
following list Furnished Rooms For
Rent 'unfurnished Rooms For
Rem" For Rent" "For Sale"
For Light Housekeeping" Room and
Board" liable Board" House For
Sale" blouse For Rent" plain
Sewing" 'Dressmaklng." The cards
Will be sold az the low price OF 10
cents each Call M the business office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15

Take Folcy's Honey and Tar Com
nound The very first dose surprises
YOU It glides down your tnroal ~ !,
spreads healing soothing ,o ,e,....,
over the inflamed tlckIihB SUI l -,
That's immediate relief y loo ls.rs
up the tightness in your chesI S,5Iir9
stuffy wheezy breathing cases ~.
tressing. racking, tearing Cous',''
soothes the irritated' inilaineoi , nsol,
chial tubes and air passages Chliul ~ -
love it. 1t is mildly Laxative a. a.
cough medicine should be- ana &
not upset or distress the most sei,t
tive stomach Refuse any sunSt w..
Contains no opiales. Fot ""''
Butts, Inc,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
sTnIlACE-

WANTED-panos. household goods etc.
stored safely az reasonable rates Phone
rs. The Security Warehouse & Improve
mont CO. Springer Transfer Co., success
sors 10 Gold Ave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15


TO LEAsE-50-fo0t corner store on Frs
street good location. low rent. to good
tenant for a term Of years w +. Metcaif
32f Gold avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15


IT. YOU want a gnod room. GO 10 the Belle.
yue iioiei Evervhing modern ana heuth
First. across from depot
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15

o.,-,----- FOR HI3NT~Iiooms
North
FOR RENT -lfuuIshed rooms 90 nm
SUITE Hotel a2l'. Wost Central
FOR kEN1-One modern furnished iron
room NO sick need apply COZ n Fourth
FOR RENT-rwo modern. furnished house
keeping rooms mo sick 32e NJ Fourth
FOR RENT ~ Good modern furnish,,
rooms at t2.25 per week 500 - w
Central
FOR RENr-rwo furnished rooms for IIrh
housekeeping, cheap Phone 1096J ii3
West Central
FOR RENr-Furnished rooms for Ugh
housekeeping No sick, nor children. 90
West Central
. For RENT-3 rooms Tor Hight housekcop
Ing, private bath. large sleeping porch
on first floor 1923 w Central
. FOR REN1--rhree furnished rooms foi
! housekeeping. electric light, bath ana tel
enhonei SIS 1911 North First street
FOR RENT-Large airy room on ground
! ton. newly furnished. No sick. 22l West
New York
South
+ FOR RioNr-Rooms tit W. Silver.
! FOR RENT Furnished rooms modern. Do
sick Apply COS ~ W. Central
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms. au
modern eonyenioncos l03 West silver
FOR HsNr- Modern Furnished front room
now house, convenient location gt2 parft
avenue.
FOR RENT-Two furnished housekeeping
rooms and sleeping porch. 3ls West sll-
yer arcnue
FOR HENT-2 nicely furnished modern
rooms for housekeeping no sick. 5gi
W. Silver
FOR RENf-linusekeepln rooms and fur
nished cottages, sleeping porches. GIG
w Coal
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms Tor iiehi
househccpinE sleeping porch, modern. COO
Wcst non Phone l207W.
FOR RENT-TWo modern housekeeping
rooms with private porch, no sick no chill
dren Phone 1921. 303 West Hazeldlne.
Highlands
FOR RENr-Front room. no sick. 9iI sooil
Edith.
FOR RBNT-Fulnished rooms ia south
Afno
FOR RHNr-Furnsbed rooms, 2is s.
wafer Phone 2o3
FOR RENT-5 rooms 81 a 4-room furnished
house can 725 South Arno
FOR RENT-Frout room, furnished and
modern SO South Edith street
FOR nENT-Two cool housckecplng roomf
win sleeplng porch l20l South Edith
FOR RsNT-2 nicely furnished front rooms
win er without hoard. us s BroadWay.
For nENT Furnished front room and
ideal sleeping porch reasonable Gt5 South
Arno.
FOR RENT-Fufnlshed rooms for light
housekeeping with sleeping porch 4lo
South Edith
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
FOR SNI.l,-lIouses

N~9y9~~~0~0N@~@-0-0v0~0~~~0
FoR sAlsh-hy oWnor. one four-room house
ana one broom house, Inquire 622 West
Lead
fok SALE Modern l.reem hnuqa huiit
especially Go he cool Zoo aummrr. in ro4I
location with good uuhuHdInrs and nice
front yard Price SO 900 $500 wul aandie
~ Inquire at li6 South Fourth street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
WANTED-Rooms WIN Hoard.

~-~~~~~N-~~~~~~~~0~~~-~-~-
mountains near Albuquerque bv two
young men state price Address $50 care
journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


-~~~-~s~~N~~-~s~~~-~@~-~N-N
WANTED Ito bus hurfo 1885 East Central
WANTED-clean cotton rags at the Jour.
nal office.
WANfED-Fon young pigs from weeks
~ months old. Phone l5gOW
WANTED-We buy old gold and silver
lewelry Bennetcs MS s. Second
CARPET CLEANING. furniture and stove
repairing w a. Con. phone Sos
WANTED-When you want your trunk
Eauled. phone 40l. Newans Delivery.
Neutrality-suspicious., shop work and
1obbing Horace strong. phone lO96J
WANTED Washing 70 DO for small family.
prices reasonable work guaranteed Ad-
dress j T.. care Journal
PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTfNG-satisfac.
tion guaranteed. only the best material
used Rates reasonable. Phone 1918. Bailey
Strong
eROWN FURNITURE Repairing and Pack
ing -Cabiuet making uphosterlnr. re-
finishing mattress making rug sizing Am
work guaranteed a r Garcia and r. Is
Oliras M South Third pannr gat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15

T,pEWRITI,uS.

~~~-~~~N~~-~~@~~~~~~-c~~~
ALL KINDS both new and second hand
bought sold rented and repaired Al
buquerque Typewriter Exchange. Phone
IA a8t W Cots
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
ron KENT-AIiscellnncous.

v0-N-N-~sN-0-1~--~-~-~----@-
FOR HENT--For Jemez and Sulphur
Springs or any place Ia New Mexico en-
gage Simon Gnrala'a hursrs nnd snrnn
wagons ION your ups call ia0s North Arno
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-15
EOINIl.

7~-~0--S~~0e0-~~~-~~-e~~~~
Third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28
AMBASSADOR Hcrrick's Return.

Mr.. HERRiCK returns TO this country
from France at the moment when his
fitness for the post Of Ambas sador is
most generally recognized. and at
time when the exigencies of our own
foreign relations and the obligations we
have assumed toward other Powers
most urgently counsel the retention of
Informed and capable representatives
in the diplomatic service.
Working against difficulties which
none but II man who has overcome them
can understand. Mr.. HERRIcK has
achieved since the war began an en-
traordinary triumph. He has won from
those with whom he came in contact
praise In n degree not less gratifying TO
us at home than II must have been To
him abroad. And yet in the midst Of
his useful and successful service he
must quit the work he has done so well
and relinquish TO another. certainly not
better equipped. the task he Of all men
is hest qualified to perform.
MFR. HERRICR has proved himself highly
efficient. and In the face OF that dem
onstration under circumstances that
greatly aggravated the burdens and per-
pleXitles Of the office. he is turned out
he has been recalled. and is superseded
by an unknown quantity whose DISPOSE
ton Is probably good hut whose educa-
ton must begin where Mr. HERRrcKs
did in 1912. and who assumes in an
emergency the direction OF complicated
affairs and the maintenance OF delicate
relations of which his knowledge must
Of necessity he comparatively slight.
The Washington Post recently re.
ported. we do not know on whose al.
thority. that the State Department con-
scented 10 this most unfortunate change
Al Paris only in compliance with a re-
quest from Amba ssador HERRICK to ~
relieved. We believe ourselves wa--
rantcd in stating most emphatically
that this Is not the case. Mr.. IIrRRIcK
has never asked to he relieved. feeling
that a public servant has no right 70
abandon a post of danger or usefulness
! at a time like this.
We can well understand how such a
man Is the Amba ssador has shown him
self to be might regard the statement OF
| the Washington newspaper as an insult
TO his patriotism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28
taneous roundup Of the miscreants who

taneous roundup Of the miscreants who
conduct the campaign. and dynamiting
would be at low ebb In its accustomed
quarters ut least for some years.
The friends Of BAFF are OF a differ
ent class from the usual victims Of such
crimes. They are business men. many
OF them Of some substance. and they
have good understanding OF American
life. They should see the supreme I'M
portance Of putting themselves fully in
line with the State and its officials for
the finding and prosecution of the muir
dercrs. All the more Is this obligatory
because some Of them have received
threats Of similar death. The protec-
ton Of the assassins in the present ca Ne
Is the surest way to bring about the
realization Of the threats. Impunity Is
encouragement. Presently pot shots at
unpopular traders will be feature Of
market life.
The sure way to prevent this is for all
interested to combine against the erin.
inals. II the latter are speedily started
toward the death chair there will be no
more murders in this particular cir
Gle Of the community.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28
TO PREPARE FOR BUYERS.
"Nndc in 4. =. A." Committee NUi
Plan for south Americans

When the temporary committee on
MADE in the L :. A." meets at M, g.,
Hall next Thursday afternoon al c. .'7'.
the members Will discuss the neccse.'y -
adopting programme for the r.oc'''7.
OF buyers from South and Central Ari.-.
lea who will visit New York tho cal.
part of the year.
These buyers to tho number of SOON
have been in the habit OF going auugs,t
to London, Berlin. Paris and oth,~ l'..o
pean cities in the past to purchase 'tr.-
stocks. Commissioner HartiGau cN..
man of the temporary committee -.,e
he has been informed the.r pur.' t-'S
abroad amounted in the aggregate %
SS00.oo0,o0o year As a result o. 'Ns
war IL is believed comparatively t,v -
the South and Central American n.a "a
will he able TO do their huvirg Ia lg~'os
this winter and II is expected maly -
their regular buyers will seek sUrr' .- o.
the United states and particularly b. ,M,
city.
1t j. understood some Of the comm .''""
are Of the opinion that merchant
manufacturers here should make ,rr 'r'
ers known to the New York hin..'- ..t
should also consider the wisdom ,. ,,.
ending credits TO South and Central N...'.
can houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28
PANAMA RECORD 100000 TONS
Most of Trnfilc on Four Rontcs De-
veIOpcd by Canal.

WAsHISGroN. Nov %. - More III,
l."no."Oo tons Z cargo have been trans
ported through the Panama Canal in ~.
first three months Of its operation. a..
cordlng to an official report received h,~.
to-day. AT the present rate the cana
VIII carry from six to seven time a.
murh year as the Panama Rlllro tf
did before the waterway was opened IN.
canal traffic already has dmouut,l ..
IS per cent Of al he railroads tr,ir
during tn" last two years Il is EXPECTED
that the canal tonnage Will show ....
month an increase over preceding mont,
Eastbouud traffic has amounted e,
62l0sO tons and westward 457,g9l .lrs
making a total OF i.07g.071 tons Tn!s
was carried in 2l2 vessels. OF which 10
were wcstbound and lO2 eastbound
= More than % per cent. OF this traAHc
was on the four great routes Wh.c~
developed soon after the canal was upcrn +
the United States coastwisr trade he
traffic between the Pacific coast 90. re
United States and Europe the trad. OWL.
the west Coas; of South America p'N
the Atlantic seahoard of the United Sta 8
and with Europe. ana traffic from 'r,
Atlantic coast OF the United State we.
the Far East.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-28
NEW MOVE IN LAND SUIT.
supreme Court Asked to Take Up
Entire Oregon Record.

WAsluNGroN. Nov. 27-Solc!tor-Gen-
tIsl Davis filed "A brief in the United
States supreme Court to-day, in behalf
Of the Government. in support of mo-
ton to bring up the entiI. record in tn,
suit Of the Cos ernmcnt against the Ore
gou and California Railroad Company, for
tn" forfeit OF lands in eastern Oregon.
worth s70,uoo,00", a." breach Of the con
ditious in the Government grant.
The railroad holds the lands as tho
successor Of the two companies to which
grants were made under acts Of Congress
passed ia the sos and eos The
Department " Justic. claims breach in
the following condition in the grant
passed by Congress ~ 1863 In the nature
of an ameniatovy act:
THAT the lands granted by the act
aforesaid ,July %. 1860 shall be sold to
actual settlers only, in quantities not
greater than one quarter section TO one
purchaser and for a pric" not exceeding
81 80 per acre"
The company sold about $4,000 acr,S,
Of which the Government contends 2gs.
Ono acres We're sold in conformity with
the condition, hut that the other 100000
Were sold I'm violation There remains
about ".S2O coo yet to he DISPOSED Of
which is the subject of the present Iii.
CATION
Tn companies admit that they did not
consider the conditions imposed by tho
Government - "applicahie" In 1909 ,be
company withdrew from sale all of the
unsoll lands ana thereafter refused +,
sell any. prior to 1907 more than 4O0o
persons applied To purchase lands under
the conditions specih 4 by the Govern
mort and since then about 10000 would
be settlers have offered to buy under tb.
conditions and have been turned away bv
the railroad company