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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
JUDGE RICHARDSON
OPTIMISTIC OVER
RAILROAD
Well Known Pecos Valley
Jurist Believes Prospects
Are Good fol- ROswell-Farm-
ingtOn Line.

Especial CorFcsp-aaeaae Go che neraIdl
Roswell. n. ~, Jan. Judge
Granville a. Richardson who return
90 sunday from an eastern trip Is
highly optimistic over the prospects
Tor the building ~ the proposed new
railroad from Pennington Via Albu-
qucr1ue and Torrance to Roswell.
In regard to the $4,000 asked
from the town Interested and which
they declined 10 advance. he said that
Promoter Green ana his associates Of
chicago mad arranged for the advance
elHewh here. and that bonds PROPOSE
tlon would bee put up to the towns
shortly
A subscription paper WIS sent to
Roswell few DAYS ago, hat Il was
returned because there WAS NO time
limit for the trains "a be running
over the line aud II would tie tho
people up indefinitely The CONNER
cinl club sent u back with the re-
quest that II cmbody proviso that
trains be running into Roswell over
the road inside of two years,
! This request has not been heard
fran since.
/ The knowledge that MT Richard
son brings back To- the people Is very
encouraging. coming as IL does from
one who IL so closely Ia touch with
conditions on tho Santa Pc Central
rnad and who has been In personal
conference with Promoter Green
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
GALLUP ISOLATED
BY FIRE LAST
EVENING
Trains Dispatched Over Phone
in Bank, AL Telegraph
COnnectios Broken by
Blaze Which Cuts Hotel
and Depot,

Gallup was Isolated for time this
morning as result of the IRE last
night which Quilted the Harvey mouse
and freight depot with 'oss OF ape
proxlmately &gs.ooO. Trains are be-
ing handled hy means Of telephone
in bank there. 20 which the rWil-
road phone dispatchinE line b con-
nccted No message wires are
WORKING
Tho Hre ls reported To- have orig
mated in the kitchen OF basement.
according 10 varying accounts. ana
got beyond control ~ the hremon soon
after discovery.
The burned area is half q block aud
the buildings destroyed represented
all the Santa BE properly there eX-
ccpt the round house and coal chutcs.
MANY valuable records were lost In
the iire no guests OF employees were
injured by the Are so tar as III known
here
Because OF the fire the railroad
management had the passengers on
No. take breakfast az Winslow,
waiting for "a seasonahie nOur before
calling them "a the meal. On account
OF this No. was nearly an hour late
today and viii likely run that way un-
an arrangemc IRE made for feed
Inc passengers IA Gallup.
a diner slil bee taken 10 Gallup
to do duty as an cmerRencs eating
station Ia "a few days. Il N said The
Santa BE has long considered the
building of new and modern eat
ing house there but u le thought plans
for this win not be ready for som
time There seems little doubt that
the burned station win be rebuilt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
The Markets
YAH street

w iHHHfd Wire to Evening Herald.
NcN Ynrk Jan Indications ~
liquidation and short selling we're not
lacking in today's early market Fur
Their consideration ~ the Union pac-
ltt.H baltimore and ohio plan seemed
go hc attended hS fcnr uf reduced div
idcnds iu other hiFh grades as will as
iu issues. the uaruNlrs ~ which have
recently giyen rise to mlHTlvings
This uudoubtedlt accounted for
weakness 90 Baltimore and ohio and
Sow YORK. Central with ! Co point
lufros Boz Union Pacific. Canadian pnc-
ihn 90 phui Norfolk and Western
end American Telephone. Selling OF
AWnlrlmntrd copper ana steel nc
comutnicd uuinVurahlp trade reports.
Any fprrieu tendency Co bus here wits
probably checked by alarming ndVlccH
FROM nruzii Bonds were irfcRular.
Stprks rchuundcd easily when pres
sure rplaNpd itcHdlng. southern pa
cine and Baltimore a ohio sold frnc-
tionullX above Yesterdays close and
inrnc rccoNericH were mndc in othcr
sharca
tn, market closed irregular For
the muet part prices we're made in
the FINAL hour under lead uf the llil
shnrcs 1nd southern Pacific There
were also come contrary movements
in tho Hprcmiros. Including a 3 point
advance in Harvester. q points in
Rumciy preferred aud point do
cline ln Wooiwurih
The mor" imporinn, stocks clusod
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
MOTHER OF CHARLES A.
sPIEss PASSES AWAY

Las Vegas. n ~. Jan. 7.--News
has been received here Of the death
la Warrenabula. Mo-, Of Mrs, Tina
spIesa. ~ years old. mother Of Hon.
Charles a. snless Of this city
The deceased was mcmher 81 q
spanish family, IN Mexico. There she
met ana IN 1851 married Herman
spleaa. veteran ~ the German rev.
olutlon OF isas.
After many years residence IN
Texas and New Mexico, they moved
Ia Warfenshurg, thir,y-five years aeo.
The husband died here IN 1854. Mrs.
spIcss Ia survived by Adolph. Ed-
ward ana Miss ELLA splesa Warrena-
burg; Samuel spiess Knobnoster No.
Mrs. william Bofthick. Los Aneelcs.
tat. and Charles A. spiess. ~ this
city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
KLOCK SELECTS
COMMITTEE
Announces Men Who Will
Consider Establishment of
Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Here.

Chairman George + Kiock has an.
nounucd the selection of Y. "a. G.
A. committee 10 consider such an or
Sanitation for this els and plans f0l
its establishment The Herald has
received the following
Albuquerque. ~ A.. In". z,
Albuquerque Evening Herald. Aibu'
uuerque n. a.
Gentlemen. Pursuant GO the hu'
thoflty conferred by q conference Ol
citizens aud CLERGY held Ai AibuQuer.
que Monday, December ~, tRia. 4,
consider the plan 81 establishing &
Young Mems Christian association
Tor the city Of Albuquerque and VI,
emily, I have named AZ nuch com
mittce the following 10 wit:
D. a. Hcrndon, David 81 RnHen
valid John ~ WilHon Charles "
ilndEln. irrry A linss, fhwnrd "
Sisk aud ID. a. pnrterfield
Respectfully.
GEORGE y. KLOCK,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
JANUARY CASES IN
THE SUPREME COURT

Santa re, Jan. THE followina
cases have been set for the month Of
January In the supreme court
January 1.-THE state ~ New
Mexico, appellee. ". A. Ellison. appel
liant. (Chayesl.
January is-Numa Raymond, APP
pellant. w. Herbert y. Holt. admin.
iatrator. etc, ct at appoilocs (pona
Anal
j. n. Wood and j. A. Davis, part
ncrs. etc. plaintiffs IN error. W. J. "A
sloan. defendant In error
January Is Edward uass admin
iHtrator, appellant ", Tho Occidental
Life Insurance Co, appellee, tMc-
Kinlcyl.
Rio Puerco Irrigation Co, plsintin
In error. Va. a. A. Jasiro. defcndnn'
In error, (sandovnD.
Rio puerco lrrigatlon Co, plalntm
In error. ~. n. A iaHtrn, defendant
In error. tsandoyaD.
January iI--Juan Nigll, adminiftru'
tor appellant. vs. Abel Marines, ap'
pellee, CllnioE),
John ". Colbert, appellee Vs. The
Journal PUBLISHING Co, appellant
(Bernaiiilol.
January I'LL A. smith, appellee
W. Tho Directors Of the Insane Ary
lum Of New Mexico. appellants. (sar
Miguel.
the state % New Mexlso, appellee
W. Claud n. Cooley. appellant. Cais
Arrihal.
january 2O--urpes. Kelly a Coz an
pellant ya Himon fiibo. appellee
(aeraaliliol.
The Bowman Hank q trust Co, 1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
$4,000 DAM TO Be
CONSTRUCTED ON
CIMARRON
Will Supply 1900 Acre Feet
of Water for Irrigation;
Black Mesa Project Rights
Extended.

pes MoineR. n. NJ. Jan Colo
mel James has announced that he VIII
construct q diversion dam % cost
t5O.OO0, early Ia the spring on tho
Cimarron river for the purpose 81
supplying reservoir with 5000 acre
feet of water, to Doe used for irrigut-
ing large tract Of land u ~ posi-
blo to raise three crops Of alfalfa q
season la this section under irriga-
tion The project Is expected Ia IN
crease the value Of land under the
ditch system To upwards OF s2O0 an
mere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

Kansas city Jan. HoRs- Re-
celpis ~ 600. sc 90 Toe lower Bulk.
170m SOB. heavy, $500 $40;
Fuckers and butchers. $3.50 ~ 10;
lights 81 T00N $40. pigs. sI.oOm 40.
cattle Receipts 1000: steady 20
strong Prime fcd steers. eS.05 10:
dressed beef steers. sI.2S sac. west
crn steers sg.1smS50. southern
steers. fg.0Om 90. COWS 3i.s0f' 30
hclfcrs. So sHsf 800. stockers and
feeders. 8s.7bm7s0; hulls, 1875 ~
T.as. calves 80 3On zoe.
sheep Receipts 900, steady
lambs. S750MN,i5. ycariinEs, tG.2i
67.gs. wcthcrs. t5.50M 500. ewes
$500 $50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

Chicago. Jan. stop loss selling
by exhausted longs brought about "a
fresh break today Ia The price Of corn.
The market opened lac 90 3-Sm ~
lower, ana reacted only "a triflt.
The close was steady = ~ Sc u
A. "a anvo hast night.
Wheat was beaFlshly affected by Tho
depression of corn and by lower Ca
hlpH
Tho close was steady hWMc To
IS ff isc net lower
Prices started unchanged 90 3-hc
lower. hat then rallied Humcwh hat
Onfs gave way with corn.
First snlcs at provisions varied
from last uiahts level go Sc OF.
Closing priCc1.
Wheat MAY. 81 90; July STAG.
Corn May. G8Ac. July, 6bh
Oats MAY 89Mc. July. 3AMr.
Pork Jan. S2o.31h May t20.S5
Lard Jan. tl9sgh May. $40
Ribs May. tiiio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
Chronic Indigestion Permanently
Cared.

"six years ago" writes 3. y. Car
pointer. Hast Aurora. N. Y. n was In
very bad shape suffering from IN
digea.ion. couid not eat solid food,
when a friend advised me 20 try
Chamboflaln's Tablets. found such
relief from one box that I continued
neina them until rnred. and lhnuRh
NIX years have elapsed ! have not fcit
the slightest return W nay former
trouble" For sale hy an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

Paris Jan. 1.--Intenae cold. the
like o. which has been unknown the
last decade In France. spain and
Portugal. has caused numerous
deaths az the populations o. the
three counties were unprepared for
such a rigorous winter The temper
allure REGISTERED Ia the south OF
France has reached from 4 70 de-
greea below zero storms have ragged
along the Mediterranean the Atlantic
and the channel COASTS. Heavy snow
fcil 10 Paris and the northern de-
parimenl2 Of France
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

Cmrago, Jan HOGS Receipts,
sT0Q0 slnW. 81 a. Zoe lower Bulk,
ES.ptet SOS li8hi. f1,N5ws 10. mixed.
S94ssfxs0. heavy tIS5WS.25i
roush. &7.sG@ 7.ab. pigs, tG75m 30.
futile Receipts 2i.UNN. steady 20
100 lower Reeves. 50 60 1850 Texas
steers. 81 90N 800, western steers,
60 20ef I.N5; stockcrs and ieeders,
81 Ogff1.f0. COWS and hUifcrs t3.50M
S3s. calves. f7.aOm MS.
sheep Receipts $4,000. slow Ma
tive. si70mG.0s. western, stI5m
$40. ycariinRs. $500 200; lambs,
native sg.1gmS. 90. western, 81. 20 ~
$50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

FOR Furnished room. mod
ofn' furnace heat Phone iss5w,
a3a North Finn ST.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
BLACK MESA PROJECT
RIGHTS ARE EXTENDED

Ration. n. A. Jan I'll. g. VIII
son returned "Wednesday morninE
IRON santa Pc where he succeeded iu
securing from the state engineers Of
flee a. thc agent for the directors 81
the Black Mesa irrigated land project
IN extension of the rights to the flood
waters ~ the Chlcnrica and Ration
Arroyo watersheds The Hatun
''Range" says This safeguards 90
Ration for time longer these val.
liable water rights rom diversion 20
more remote communities AZ the
same time. comes renewed Inquiry
from interested eastern parties who
intimate their desire 10 come onto the
ground az once 60 inject new life into
the promising project and complete
arrangements whereby All funds ne
cessury will become available for the
completion Of the Zig reservoir and
diversion bitches this year. From
every indication. the eastern parties.
who have great faith IN the enterprise
and who are willing 10 put their
money into Il, mean business and the
securing OF an CXtenslon OF water
rights. which were 20 expire with
1913. has been the first step taken
hy the local promoters Ia meet the
demand Tor Immediate action. Before
the spring Is veFS Car advanced "a
n the hope and expectation ot the III
rectors and stockholders Of the ifa-
ton irrigated Land company 90 have
matters shaped up Tor the turning OF
dirt as soon "a the grnund is in con-
dillon for work. The year 1874 has
great things In prospect for Ration
and vicinity, ana not the least OF these
will be the actual launching OF tho
much discussed ana sroutiy 60 be- de-
sired $500 600 Irrigation project
within radius oi Ten miles of this
city
Reservoir improvements
Tho extensive improvements which
the Ration Water Works company has
been making az Lake Alice during
the past few months VIII be com
ploted in about ten days During
the last two months large number
~ workmoh have heen employed, az
tho weather would hermit Ia repair
ing the bypass aruund Lake Alice,
which was washed out by the fresh
e,a Of last sprinE IN cleaning out
the reservoir and repairing the dam
The cnmpiction of this work viii
uis-s the reservoir II readiness for
the meltlnn Of ihe NOV that covers
the watershed above the lake.
corporation, appellee. W. The First
National Bank Of Albuquerque. cor
poratlon. appellant (Dona Anal
January 2i-Ths state Of New
I
ella, appellant, CEddyl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

1s,s'as 49, uf'-esr-f-Hes~F
FOR Newly furnished 'front.'
room with private family, No STICK.
20t n. Edith. Phone 1915.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

Visitor Tommy ~ you know the
difference between maximum and
minimum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
LOST

LOST Three-f0ot board with steel
sockets for less and CLAMPS FOR
magic lantern. Reward Brown
American Hotel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

ns follows
Amnlgamntcd. 92M.
sugar, fut ~
AtChiauu. afh.
Northern Pacific, HAS.
Reading. iG9N.
southern Pacific. BiA.
Union Pacific, i5Nh
.Stec.. dSM
Steel preferred. i05
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

TYPEWRITERs.
BUSINESS CHANCES
BY BUD FISHER

- : 7's717IH77'7717
INCOME $50 week on Investment ut
$500. No experience. Address
business. care Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

~
WANTED TO BUY Second ha nj
furniture stoves und ranges. e. w
tcheer. al East Central Phone 1865
WANTED Clean rags. Evening
Herald office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

corporation, appellee W. The First
National Bank Of Albuquerque, cor
pOratlOn, appellant tDona Anal.
January 2i-Ths state Of New
Mexico. appellee. NJ Antonio Valen-
ella. appellant. CEddyl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

LOANS on household goods and sal.
aries. Household Loan CO.. f0s
w Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

MONEY To LOAN In sums 10 suit
up 20 $4,000 on city Real Estate
z and 5 per cent. j. r. Elder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
HELP WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-M Money advanced
10 railway ANA other employees on
salaries or hOuichold goods, wlthou,
removal, Union Loan Co, over First
National Bank.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
SITUATION WANTED.


buy old gold ana sill
yer lewelry. Bennetts. il5 s. End.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
HaloOn II Doomed.

The Boston Globe is advised by its
Washington correspondent that pro-
hibition sentiment is becoming so
pronounced In congress that an an
ti-sAloon movement Is likely to sweep
that body before anybody knows that
an agitation Is on.
The Glob. correspondent reports:
THE situation in the house Of rep
resentatiyes regarding prohibition
has grown 80 grave that Speaker
Champ Clark. Majority Leader Os-
ear Underwood and other prominent
democrats In the house are secretly
Worried
II need not strike anybody ns very
strange that such situation should
develop. for from the moment the
southern states closed the saloons
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
Wilson's Trust Program Inadequate,

The most important public event
1' the week In Washington was Pres
idynl Wilson's message 10 congress
yt January Goth outlining his pro
gram OF the promised trust legisla-
zion The message vas received
sith great enthusiasm by the demo
Gratis and with no little commenda-
tou from republicans. The progress
.iye view OF the presidents PROPOSE
tions Was admirably expressed by
Victor Murdock. floor leader of the
progrcssiyes in the House OF Repre-
-cuutiy,s. In the following state
meut
The plan proposed By the presi-
dent for solution OF the trust evil
is inadequate Like all inadequate
plans IL will render the trust evil
more acute. 1t viii not remedy
For twenty year, We have been
attacking the form OF vicious com
Dlnations. not their substance. We
spent a quarter OF century hauling
the standard oil Company before the
court Of last resort. And In the end
wc changed nothing but the form OF
IN. trust Ne did not change II in
7 fact at all II will do no good To
continue this attack upon the form
OF things. The president Is well in
7 tentioncd but 80 long as there are
reactionary forces In his party he
cannot get results In this problem.
The thre. trust bills which intro
duc5d for the progressive party have
no compromise with the reactionar-
I les.
Only new party could enact them.
and II enacted and Administered by
a new party. free from the embarras-
ment OF rcactionary elements. they
would do the business. Until that
tim. ". will continue to founder '
Vastly more significant than any
of the democratic or republican
prais. OF N. m.ssag. was the unan-
imous and heartfelt, shout of praise
and Thanksgiving that went UP from
Wall Street The moment that big
business received the m.ssag. II
recognized that at last II had got
~ha, II had 20 long wanted. Bust
ness on the stock exchange Was prac-
ticaliy suspended while the brokers
gathered around tn. tickers aud fol-
lowed IN. r.assuring declarations of
IA. president. word by word. The
market reports say that there was a
general adyanc. after President
Wilson's views we're known" They
speak OF stronger tone" In tn.
market. and there Il unanimous
agreement as TO the effect of the mes
sage
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07

II was as sure as anything can be
sure in advance that the prohibition
movement would gain momentum.
The warning the saloon men have
hac mas been warning they could
20; mistake me dry territory has
not hccc me wet again. while the wet
territory has steadily become dry.
Auybody who can put two and two
together can read such sign OF the
times as that
I, IS entirely possible that the ma
ton will prohibit tn. saloon during
this administration. II Is sure that
more and more states will come To
total prohibition. The saloon is
doomed. and the wise man viii not
waste his time quarreling about IT,
nor will he long kick against the
pricks-Des Moines Register.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07

! carols and pull off some othei
stunts. but doubt much whether
they will find enough people on
board that Will be able to be about
much less in a mood to sing. II
is i very difficult matter to pass
the tim. away on board ship. more
especially when II is as rough as Il
has been. I'll finish now until We
get on dry land once more. as the
boa, is rocking so that I can hardly
write.
Auckland. New Zealand. Decem-
ber soth
We did not reach Auckland until
Monday morning. so We did lose over
q day In that storm. We opened at
the opera house last night. and had u
Zine reception. The opera house at
Auckland Is one of the best and most
up-to-date theaters We have been In
since leaving America. We expect to
be her. two weeks. and then open In
His Malesiy's Theater In Yelling
ton for Two weeks more. From there
ac go TO Chrischurch and DunedaI.
and then back To Australia for re
turn engagement at the National
Amphltheater in sydney. In my next
letter will tell you something about
New Zcalaud-afier have had tim.
20 get around and see IT,
with best wishes to all inqulring
rieuds ! am
Yours very truly.
r. j LOMBARD.
or Bo. the Jugslcr
Auckland. New Zealand. Dec. seth.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
>.s,c- "f Nsss.i N~~siss

The uest annual meeting OF the Ia
Iuuta Hospital Association Niii ..
held "a the 'ltY Hospital - Junta. on
Monday evening. February >. 1914 at
iiap o'clock, for the purpose OF elect
ins officers FOR th. ensuing year and
the tfnu~actius Of such other business
.oriation
A l.. STrBBs. II 4 HALL
Secretary President
First publication January 10. 1910
Last publication February :. 1914
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-08-13
For Sheriff.

To the Voters and Taxpayers of Can
yon' county:
wish to announce myself at this
time as a candidate for the office of
sheriff of Canyon county, on the Re
publican ticket.
For the past Is months 1 have had
the honor of serving the people of
this county as sheriff, and invite your
inspection of the affairs of the office.
reports of which are on file in the
clerks office.
| am truly grateful to you for all
past favors and will appreciate YOUR
support at the coming election.
If nominated and elected again I
viii endeavor to continue to render
my services in favor of the taxpayer
and it seems to me that my expert
enee and services in the past, as sher-
III, fit me to serve the taxpayers more
should l continue in NV
present position, and should YOU de-
sire it.
F. NJ. BRESHEARS.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-08-13
MoCKERY.

We note that meetings are beini
held in the churches where prayers
are made to God to pour out His bless.
ings on the armies going out 20 battle
Both sides are busy asking God "a
look with Divine favor on wholesale
slaughter of innocent men.
And now commend you to God,'
said the War Lord who never drew a
sword. $50 to church and kneel be-
fore God and pray for his help for our
gallant army"
What a mockeryl
II Christianity does not mean peace
and good will and human brotherhood
them il means nothing.
1t is preposterous to imagine God
looking with approval on the gather
ing of hostile armies and the rend-
ing of human forms by shot and she'll
or the cruel thrust Of bayonet War
is hell and the present war in Europe
is one Of the most unjustifable and
most hellish ever waged.
If there is such a being as Satan
who presides over the kingdom of the
damned he must smile in glee as he
witnesses the awful conflict.