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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1910
LAWMAKERS WORK
Oil INITIATIVE
Governor Gets in Bad With
Legislature By Over Enthusi
asm in Endorsing Oklahoma
Bank Law.
(Br Manta Jm-aal Bsrlal WII
Denver. Am. 16. The demo, r.itir
senatorial caucus which in framing
the legislation for the rnailmrai of
.which the aevctitrcntli general n
acmbly waa convened In x ! tji. .ri) i n -Hry
session l' y (nvfrnr John V.
hafroth, completed the Initiative
features of the Initiative inn) tefereii
djm measure thin afternoon.
íTfteen per rent of the vote cast
for governor 'n the entire tuto must
Sign a petition to Initiate legislation,
in making up thin total, fifteen per
ce tit of the vote cast by ah Imllvi'l
unl county mint be secured In at
least two-thirds of the counties of the
mute. This provision la for the pur
pose of preventing a thli kly inhabited
county, like Denver, where fifteen
per rent of the entire unite vote could
easily he recurrd. from Initiating leg
islation not desired by the majority
of other t onnt leu.
Governor Shafrolh today sent to
the acnate hla reply to a resolution
adopted by the acnate la' week, ask
ing the governor to produce hla au
thorlty for the statement contained
tn his mintsage to the effect that he
understood under the provisions of
the bank guaranty law thtee late
hanka which had tailed In Oklahoma
had paid out dollar for dollar, while
three national hanka which had
failed during the astille period had not
paid out a rent.
The governor's communication
failed to aattafy Pena tur Met 'tie. by
whom the resolution waa Introduced,
or Senator Burger, the repuhllcan
leader, who produced a. telegram from
the offiea uf the comptroller of the
currency declaring thMt the two ha
ttonal bank which have fulled In
Oklahoma ainco January 1. 1Ü08,
have paid out one, dollar for dollar
on all clalina, and the other dollar
for dollar on all proven claim.
The fierra m went far towards pul
ling tlx- governor In a had light, al
though It had been pointed out that
the atatement made In hla message
was to the effect that he "had re.
reived Information" that what he
atated waa no.
In the house a movement to hold a
nuirus waa act afoot thia morning,
tiut no definite progress haa been
made ao far.
Only three billa have been reported
out of eommttteea In the house. They
are all Initiative and referendum
measurea.
SILUItOTII TX Itl'SV
TO ATTK.NI tNI I HI'.M'I".
Denver. Aim. t . Oovernor John
K. tlufrotti of. . Colorad announceil
today that he will be unable to attend
the conference of western executives
.Which convene In Halt Ijike City on
-August IS to discus the conservation
.congress at ft. 1'anl. The fact mat
the Colorado legislature la meeting hi
extra aeaaion prevents the goveruoi
'from attending.
In announcing his Inability lo Join
other western governors at Halt Uikc.
liovernor Shnfroth declared himself
In avmpalhy with the views of those
executives who favor state control of
streams end forests on the ground
that It Is the state Itwll whlih Is mo-d
vitally Interested In the method of
develoidnr natural resources within
Its bordéis.
TRAGIC ACCIDENT
LAST EVENING
AT SABINAL
Cecilia, Baby Daughter of Con
ductor J. W, Zimmeiman, of
Rio Grande Division, Killed
By Santa Fc Passman I lain,
A distressing ac Idenl nunrti
three nol.a soiitii of Sabinal, at
o . lot k last evening when Cei Ilia, the
two years and Uirce-months-ohl
daughter of Mr and Mrs J. W. Zim
merman as struck by ci-d-imunil
Rttita ' psssciiri-r train V'n. s I s slid
sustained Injuries iron whiih It d
!n a short tune Mr. .imnu t man Is
a Estila F frU)il conductor, with
h sd pu'ricts to San Man Inl and ow its
a rsni h near Sahtii.il. Inte his wife
and baby daughter Cei ii ere
spending thn auinmer. 'I he .hnnu r
liuin lioine was atuoit an eiutiih d
a mil., from the tunk and little -
tin was aci usi.iineil to gu ithin a
short riistsil' e of the lght-nf-wa
lltld wave a gllettng to her ti thc-r li
be parsed I v on the treishi trains It
is supis.Ked that last evening she ex
pected lor papa to pasa un. I went In
the track to tatih glitti.e of him
as h went b'. She evidently en
tared nil the lri k and us walking
south J u as the I'.tsinK.r itoin
i sine bounding nroui..l tin- i nrve
1 he noise of the oncoming cug nr and
isrs evidently i.o'tua..i ii. Iw.l-v oíd
she stood d-ied lit the '-ntir of the
tra k. The engineer did not s e lo r
un'il il was iim ' t .. !o ! Unite than
make a desperate attempt to lirms
the tra'n e standstill. Tl
i an her pa ked the baby op and threw
i.rr far out Into tin- right-ol-wy
When the irainnon rea. lo d her. elu
war un huh. iois and eppaiciiiK in a
living condition loe iipdb. t
slaroo d i t th" eliil.l's d ik. pcnrim
had g.ine to the s!.i!t"ii at Sabinal
l i king f.-r ber The baty w f
pla. e l In a cah and her mother
was ioi Sed up at Kainnal and the
train rui-hc.i t , it. b o. hi re mrd
P al asiaiite as ee. ureil The m-
.Jured t blld waa t,eiod earthly nld.
mwevr, and died a i'-w mooienis
.after ri bina lt. l-n Mr Zimmer
man was niHitle.l of the rt. ath of the
ihrd and start'! tinn,ediHt 1
pan Marcial lo In n It is
that the funeral will occur at
f nun
llkelv
peten
today.
Tna mother la prostrated as the re
gull vf lb, tragic tlewtn uf the babjr
III COLORADO
The trainmen were gnef-atrlckrn at
the fatal accident but can be blamed
In no way. because; of the sharp curve
imt hevond the place where It oc
curred.
The peoples show. The Alrdome.
PRESIDENT MO NTT 3F
CHILI DIES AT BREMEN
London. Aug. 1 . President Pedro
Monti of Chile arrived at firemen n
the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Croare this morning. His death "C
rurred there at lt:iO o'clock tonlg.V.
It was due to a recurrence of henr-l
dlKcase, following u recent attack f
angina pectoris.
president Montt was an eye-witness
t the shooting of Mayor llaynor Jum
before the vessel sailed from II )-
boken
Drastic Means Taken in West
Virginia to Prevent Lynching
cf Negro Held for Murder of
White Woman .
IWr Morals Journal aaeetal I H"lfl
llliilon. V. Vil., Ante. IT. Directly
. i... ....... ,.f i. mob of 1.(1101 men
bent upon having the life of a negro
. .-lleve, I to be the man who assaulted
end murdered Mrs. I.tle Aticas of
giilniiemoiit. Sunday night, county
officers tonight escaped from a car
with their prisoner and are now m
hiding In the woods or using the d.trk-
u . . . o... n Members of the mob
llena .-r., .. .... ...
ate scouring the woods for the party.
The negro wag arréate tins nci-
noon. Immediately ine moo
to gather. liovernor (ilasseoek or
dered the militia o the town, but a
single company nvub of no avail and
three more companies are uue uwc
TWO WHITE MEN SEIZED
FOR STEALING CHICKENS
Two white men. giving their names
. i t II ILf ..Irtlt-nv
as W. H rueven uno .p. i. e.v ........ ,
were arrested at li:J" 'am uikih
I f ficers Jordan and Montoya. The
officer ramo upon the men at no
corner of Third atreet mid Coipe
avenue Just as they were trying to
sell two chickens, still warm and
bloodv. to a colored man. wnen ac
costed by the policemen the men
-led to make It appear thai me tteai
was the other way ami nun ioe
red man was trying to sell them the
chickens, but as the white men a
hands were stained with blood and the
colored mnn a were clean, tne story
did not go down and the men were
lodged In jn.ll to await a hearing tn
police court this morning at 9. Any
chicken owner who this morning finds
a peculiarly marked light colored hen
w ith brown wings and dark tall miss
ing from hla flock will do well to rail
at police station early today. The
other bird taken from the men waa a
pl. mouth Pock and not be an cuaily
Identified. There has been a aniall epi
demic of chicken stealing lately and
the police hope the arrest of these two
men will call & halt to this form of
petty crime. The chef In n downtown
restaurant waa approached Monday
bv two men answering the descrip
tion of Mclntyre and Stevens who of
fered to sell him poultry for future de.
livery. The chef will be asked to
look the prisoners over this mornlnir.
4.
The IMeal Cured Him.
AlbiKiueniue, N. M.. July 16. lMn.
Mr. Kdward Sevdel. Mgr. Neal Insti
tute Co., Albuiueriiue, N. M.
Dear Sir: It ceitalnlv affords me
much pleasure in being able to write
vu this letter. You are connected
wph an Institute, recently opened
here In Alhuiiier.ue. which In my
mind is one of the grandest that
ri uld exist. And It Is that Institute
where the Neal thtce-dav cure for
the drink liuhit Is administered to
those addicted lo the terrible curse
of Ibpior I nni an old-timer here In
Albuiiiei'iie and have In en a drink
ing man fur twenty veals Have made
a thousand ellorls and resolutions to
unit the "l'iinír." only to fall aain
and ui-'am and to awake In the morn
lug with that awful tai-k before me.
of having to sober up. Anv drinking
man knows what this means And 1
can tell an of them that taking the
Neal three-day l.liillor Cure Is a
hoiiev ninon . i.iupared to that near
nun lib' one ti.'s to pn-H thtoimb In
ecmnc ever a bad drunk Through
Hie Vllnlness of Mr A C lltirtless
and Mr. Ktnory fiuthrir thi-y made It
p'.HiMhte f r no' to go to tire Neal In
"Ihilr or this cil1 and take the Cure
N"w 1 Mil a sober man without ati
cravitlK. appetite or desire for whin
irv, in cr or wine Hiid could not tu K
a drink on a bet. Yon have my pcr-
miHMon t use or publoh this letter
f.-r thr hiin-Mt f hII Ui'w who nt
luff rmi 1 1 n Í mm fin w li Imt ret
itrd to tfty inr.'tl
Wiih hrt ftlnhi'o f..r y-iirjrlf nml
WHY IHitOlt llil ATMI T
SIIOI I II Hi; T VhI A
It lc wn Willi the longing for
I hptor am! K quiera No Pffort.
If those who wire confirmed ll-i -
r n-., r could oul be llimic to real
ize th :t the t rent niettt in the various
Ne.il In-t. tules I b r. ni g In nil the coun
try would enable them to ouit f
good without anv etrmt It would cer-
!inlv be ti (oilsi-nd I" manv tnerian
women to f.n nothliii; ot ttielr rtillll
'b a 1 th,. Ni-sl tleelioent tin bvpo-
dermii m nr.. uh.., hii.I I:i tlir. il.vs
ion.- the OMll.nt leaver the ltitllute
'"'"r fie, i-oen the niiiornial inn
lint, the gratlto .ti ,n .f wbt.h ha
's-i- .1 mure nits. r and d. giadetbu
In the Wi.rl.t than all ellHT agi'll. !'
. . uní. no .1 Alter tti lliii il iv ttie
it-ctm il.sapi.ehis .ittie), nnd at the
end of trie tnice tb.vs the oa'.ient
a f..rtb a new and free man
Tin Neal Institute In A ltiniii( rune. N
l ..1.' N.-rth ..., tt.ai, taker
the moi t.-p.Tle ih. s and . fu.oset.
them from .1 '-font... I wj.tks inte
airona in. n sn.l women i spai-la of
o..uMi-g n .l.i.. in the world which
will i, t ..t ) re.in le.th ue.n thetn
m Ives and their ismil's
Cad or write for Information ran
feriurg the N.al Tr-s-ment Adres
ni:ai. iNsTircTE.
51 : Nor s.-ond street.
AlbtnuK-r j ie. J,
OFFICERS HIDING
WOODS WITH
PRISONER
MR.H.B. FERGUSSON
inn. n. d.
CHALLENGED TO
JOINT DEBATE
Col, Berger Takes Exception to
Account of Belen Meeting
and Offers to Meet Eloquent
Democrat on Platform.
Colonel William II. Merger, of
Helen, was an arrival In A Ihiiiitieniue
last night. The colonel takes serious
exception to the account, as printed
in the evening paper here, of the re
ception to Mr. Feigusson In Helen. In
which it Is charged that Colonel Her-
1 nti.r..! of ...1 the ,1 em O, r t ie omtor
a i.n. j . . -. .... ... ......
and invaded the platform and Insisted
on speaking to a crowd niiirn tun not
want to hear hia remarks.
According to Colonel lierger, the
halt man of the democratic meeting.
Mr. A. C. de I tarn, had announced
ilw. ,.l. v.. r Hi., nr.teeeiliiicra when he.
Colonel Herger. stepped up nnd asked
permission to address the crown, in
Hila the chairman readily assented
and Informed Mr. Fergnsron who also
gave hia consent. Insisting, however,
that he. Mr. Kergusüon. should also
n.l.lri..u ii fuu t&'or.lu Ilk the crowd at
the conclusion of Colonel Hetger'a re
marks.
Colonel Herger then made n hrbT
address In which he paid a high trib
ute to Mr. Ferguson nnd to his wora
In behalf of the territorial educational
Institutions while serving as delegate
In congress, after which he took oc
casion to reiute some of the demo
cratic argumenta advanced by Mr.
Kergusson anil I't this tiulf-diwii
Ill-mannered people in the audience
Interrupted li'in with cat-calls. Mr.
Herger mildly reproved the disturb
ers and the Incident es rlored. At
thla point Mr. Fergusson again took
th stand and made another abort
talk, told fv few funny atorlea and
hastened a way to take the train.
The meeting, which waa under the
auspices of the Citizens' league, was
hut slimlv attended, and thia. despite
the fact thet Helen was crowded with
vinüors. some two thousand nul-of-town
people belnr there to attend the
annual fiesta.
Colonel Herger has Issued a chal
i..nre tn Mr Kere-usson. or any other
representative demorratlc speaker, to
meet him in jotnt ornate on ine m
........ ,.r 111,. cumia, leu The meeting
to lake place either in Helen or Ai-
btiiiier'tie.
The big Spanish troupe at the Alr
dome !t drawing big crowds nightly.
TEXAS NEGROES LOOK
FOR HOMES IN MEXICO
i:i Paso, Texas, Aug. 1- A delega
tion of fifty negroes from the vicin
ity of Palestine, Texas, where nine
teen of their rce were recently killed
by mobs, passed through here today
for the Interior of Mexico. The ne
groes declared that they Intended es
tablishing a colony In Mexico and
removing their families from the
Pulled States. They asserted that the
movement of nejroes to abandon
eustirn Texas was widespread.
" v -
New happenings every night at the
Ail dome.
TO USE CANNON
AS SPEAKER
Uncle Joe's Back Action Thun
der Recommended By Gover
nor of Kansas as Best Ammu
nition for Progressives.
file M liming Jenraal Roaeial lawMal Wtr
Pueblo. Colo, Aug 16. l.rt uif
insurgent b.nb rs 111 every state in the
uinry ask I'ni le Joe" to make a
series of talks That Is thr best way
to Increase the strength of the in-
iii vents I know of." declared Oover
nor VV. It Stnhhs or Kansas, com
menting lure today on tha effect of
p.aker Cannon s political tour oi
Kansas prior, to the recent primary
elections - Speaker Cannon s recep
tion In Kansas was respectful, cour
teous and cold." the governor con
tinued. "The effect of hlu visit was
obvious in the result of the pri
maries." iovernor Stubbs, who received re-
nomlnation In the priniartra on an
insurgent" republican platform, ar
rived here today on an automobile
trip to Denver. lie strongly urgen
that the Kansas primary law be cop
ied bv the Colorado legislature, which
will consider n nienure of this kind
it the extra acssmn which ia now- ne-
l.g held.
EXIT
"ING INCIDENTS TO
FUNERAL IN ARIZONA
Douglas. Aria. Aug IS. Two lira
lioitic ii.A urrciiecs look tdace in con-
n. .lion with the luneral of Talley
Put in it. who was shot and killed
tier.. Siiinlav tnotninu while In the
room of a married woman.
J, ist before the procession started,
Mrs. Merrvfield. the woman in iins-
tlon. entered the ihap.l and threw
herself w.H'piti; ai ross the i ti.
As the proi ,n neared the rem
eterv an officer m-pearcd with an or
,!. r from the district attornev dire, ting
that the ImhIv be held for further ln-
S-rtlon.
eorge Metrvfobl, himbaud f the
Merrvtiei.t woman who Is suspected
of filing the shot, has disappeared.
contracTforTñgle dam
road let to el paso man
Washington Aug 1 The first
contracts looktnu to the actual start
of the prelinun.irv work ii.wesaary tl
the copstrui tion of the hi Knale dam
in New Mexico In connection with the
lit., tirande Irrigation proe t w ere U-t
bv the Interior department t.vdav. Ii--1
-re worg .n the dam ran brain, a
branch railroad must be built from a
point between Cutter and Engle. X
URGES
NSURGEUTS
M , to the alte of the dam. The eon
tract for the construction of the road
todav waa awarded to George Hrady
of El Paao, whose bid waa fit. 280.
The contract - for the erection of
bridges on the road waa let to Hrown
and Connor of Tucumcari, N. M., for
15,400.
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL
FOB MAYOR OF EL PASO,
Br xfaralag JoaravaJ gjMlal laid Win
Kl Inai T u. 16. All bUl-
nesa waa auspended here today from
1 lo 12 a clock w nne ine lum nii
W. F. Robinson, mayor of the "city.
u-aa l.lr.v holt Mtreet rSllWaV traf-
fir waa slopped during the time.
The luneral was tne mwi i's"'
attended of any ever held here.
During the progresa of a destruct
. u..a.... n.nt.nloir thp mayor
it inr nuiiunj ,.o.....f-
,i . . .. n imrw of firemen of
no i " o i o a t . -
a wun ami was crushed to
death by falling brlcki. une ureioa.i
waa Killed and two uijuo-u i
game time.
The board of aldermen win men
tomorrow nnd elect (". K. Kelly, a lo
cal biisinesa man, mayor to fill out
the present term.
FIVE OPINIONS ARE
Twenty-Two Cases Have Al
ready Been Disposed of Thus
Far During Session, Estab-
lishing a Record.
(Special Carrespendeaca to Morning Joornall
Santa Fe. N. M-. Aug !. Uve:
qiore opinions were handed down by
the territorial supreme court today
and It la understood that five more
are prepared and Will tie announce,,
shortly, maklnK altogether 27 opin
ions thuB far for the term, with two
more weeks for the court to sit. This
is establishing a new record for hard
work and speedy disposal of business
before It. Thia forenoon the rase or
the Territory of New Mexico, appell
lant. vs. The Kastern Railway of New
Mexico, Involving the abandonment of
Texlco aa the terminal of the Helen
cut-off was argued and submitted, and
two casca are set this afternoon.
The five opinions handed down this
forenoon were as follows:
In the case of Aaron Cray, appel
lee, vs. New Mexico Pumice Stone Co..
el al.. No. 124t, from Valencia county,
the Judgment of the lower court is af
n .i io o,, inlon written 1V As
sociate Justice Frank W. Parker. The
case ia an action to foreclose n me
chanic a lien upon Section 10, Town
ship 11 N Range 11 West in Valencia
cou nly. The decree of foreclosure
was awarded Rnd declared the lien ot
appellee prior to the mortgage of de
fend.. m of whom M. W. Flottrnoy,
the imly appellant, was one. Appel
lant, wilb some oí nía co-ueieiiuimi.
interposed a demurrer to the com
plaint on the ground that it did not
state facts sufficient to constitute a
rausr of action, which demurrer was
overruled.
In the rase of John King, appellant,
vs. Devi Talier. appellee. No 12B3.
from Piilon county, the Judgment Is
affirmed on remittitur of 1 4 4.26. Ap
pellee, the plaintiff below, sued to re
cover balance due on a contract to
rut and stack hay. claiming to hava
rut and stacked 372 tona at an agreed
price of $1 per ton. He admitted pay
ments to the amount of $397.95. De
fendant denied that more than 2S2.69
tons were rut and stacked. He fur
ther claimed a payment of $71.50 up
on mi order. The costs of the antral
are equally divided. The syllabus
savs: ,
1. The rourt Is under no obligation
In a clvl rase to instruct the jury un
less requested so to do; and. hence the
fact that an instruction Is insul fuieiit
Is not available error unless a suffi
cient instruction was requested.
In the absence of any apecitlr
agreement for the measurement of
hav In stacks, the rule of measurement
laid down in chapter .14 of the Ses
sion laws of 1901. entitled "An Act to
establish a legal method of measuring
hav," will control.
;i Older the g-rnrral assignment of
error that the verdict of the Jury and
the judgment thereon are contrary to
the evidence In the rase, the only
question that can be considered by
the curt is whether there Is any sub
stantlal evidence) to support thr ' Ver
dict Candelaria v. Miera. U N. M
3" . .........
Associate Justice l.. lí. W rl(-ht
wrote the opinion.
hi case No. 1.10. Chicago, nock Isl
and and F.I Pas Hailvvav Company,
appellant, vs. Jacob Wcrtheim, appel
lee i rom "Jiiav county. Is affirmed.
The appellee Wcrtheim sued Ihe rail
road companv for $400 damages fot
hav and grass burned from being set
on' fire from sparks of an engine.
Wertehlm was given 10 damages
and the company appealed. The opin
ion Is by Chief Justice W. H. Pope and
the svllabtis is as follows:
I. Denial upon Information and be.
lief of matters necessarily within the
knowledge of the pleader Is not per
missible. !. In a suit against a railroad com
pany a denial by such company upon
Information and belief that It was op
erating a railroad at he time and place
alleged leing a matter necessarily
within defendant's kiwiedge. raises
no such Issue upon the pleadings aa
will admit testimony that it was not
operating such iv railroad over an ob
jection that such testimony was not
admissible under the pleadings.
In cMsc No. 1301. Kmmet Wirt.
F.ugeiiio Comes and Fleix Careta, a
ro-portnersliip doing business under
the firm name end stle of Wirt. Co
met and comapny. appellants, vs.
CerKe W Kutt Co.. spellers, from
Itio Arriba county, the case is affirm
ed upon filing of a remittitur og $.12,
In an opinion by Associate Justice M.
'. Met hem. It was an action for re
plevin of sheep. The court below
awarded damages in double the
amount of the value of wool taken by
the plainntls from the sheep replevin.
-t during their detention, the amount
taken having been &2 pounds t 1"
cents a pound. The evilabus follows
t. This court will not on appeal dis
turb the verdict wbrn supported by
any substantial evidence. Candcl
ari v. Mtcra. 11 N. M- 31.
2. l i this case the Jury gave as
Iniubnt to the recovery by deleudanl
of certain sheen "damages In double
the amount of the value of the wixd
taken from the sheep replevlned dur
ing their detention, wool Sa pounds
1 cents per pound." held that such
dnmres are not reeoverahle under
sit-e, lion Í3. chapter !7, laws of
ls7. which allow- double damage
for the use of the property from the
time of delivery.
3. F.rrer alleged ia wrianc -e-
HANDED DOWN BY
SUPREME COURT
.. The, i
AffA
GROCERY GO.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
Peaches
are at their best right
XT .1
now.
I now is tne
time to preserve.
Today we will have
22-lb. boxes of extra
fancy free or cling
stone Peaches
25
e
Per Box
Order early-supply
limited.
JAFFA'S
tween verdict and judgment; the rec
ord in this case examined and held
that the Judgment was correct.
4. Where an action Is brought by
certain persons described as a "co
partnership doing business under the
firm name and style of etc.. and
judgment is rendered against the co
partnership and not against the In
dividuals comprising it; held that this
court will supply the omission of the
Individual names by ordering them In.
serted in the Judgment.
In case No. 1289, from Colfax coun.
tv. V K. McHae and T. G. Gregory,
appellants, vs. Domtrtick Ciissan, ap
police, the Judgment of the lower
court Is affirmed in an opinion by
Associate Justice Mcrritt C Mechem.
This was an action for rent brought
bv appellee ngainst the appellant as
surety for on.. McKae. It was alleg
ed that "Cassau had knowingly leased
the premises for illegal an.l Immoral
purposes and that the said premises
were located within seven hundred
feet f " church and that therefore
tlie lessor could not recover rent. The
svllalius is:
1. Assignments of error upon which
no argument, either orally or upon
the brief, is made, will be considered
as waived.
2. The trial court sustained an ob
jection to the following question:
'Was it common knowledge that this
house was being erected for sporting
purposes before it was completed?"
held that that ruling was. correct.
i. Assignments of error which do
pot point out the spe. ifi- error of fad
or law complained of, will net be con
sidered on appeal. Cavada v. Miera,
10 N. M. 2.
4. The present record falls within
the rule staled in C'andaleria vs. Miera
13 X. M 31). as to the finality of find
ing in the trial court when sustained
by substantive evidence.
Case No. 12SL". J. M. Cow It s. appel
lant, vs. J. J. llagernian, appellee,
was reset for August 22. Cases Nos.
1SH9 and 1310, The Hi ver Sand and
Cement Manufacturing company, ap
pellee, and cross appellants, vs. K. P.
llardwick, et al.. appellants and cross
appellees, were submitted or. br'cls.
as was rase No. 1314. ISe't Ingeesoll.
appellant, vs. City of Kotweil, appel
lee. Case No. 1 270. futo AI inn, appel
lant, vs John A Cordon. Hpie'e, "i
argued and submitted this uftcrnocn.
H.s-riv lug AhscksIih Mit Hulls.
Territorial Traveling Auditor Chas.
V. Snff'Td la leginning to receive the
assessment rolls of the ditferent coun
ties. Three were received today pnd
the total assessm.'fil reported bv thes
for 1!UU is: Socorro. $2.432,244: Mc
Kinley. Sl.lTiS.3C4 33; Curry, $2.269. -997.
I. una county sent in an ah
strai t, showing that its assessment Is
$2.204 .".Is. The total for the terri
tory probably will be the same ns last
j ear. a gains in some rountirs nrr
offset by heavy losses in Santa Ke and
some of the dry farming counties.
Territorial loud- Tunic I Over.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. ot. ro
has received from Warden Cleofes Ho.
in. r r . penitentiary $476 00 con
vi ts Yurninu.
!miriration Paper- I'ileil.
1 ii. orpor.it ion paper ero filed to
d.v in the nfti.e of Territorial Seere
tary Nathan Jaffa, bv the P.umaldn
Martin. and Sons Mercantile com
panv of No-th Des Moines. Pnlon
rouniv The New Mexico agent is
Utimaldo Martinet and the incorpor
ators and directors: P-umaldo Mar
tinea. :: shares: Mrs Soledad P.
Martinet shares: Juan " Marti-.-i.
i fisres- Mr. Juanita F. Martinet.
, 1 share: Frank P. Martinet. I shares.
The .-npitnltEitiou i, ISO ...l.i. divided
int.. Sua shares. The pid up capital
is (.
1-4 -OFF--1-4
Until September 1st we will sell all our Electric
Fixtures and Portable Lamps at just one-fourth off
regular price . These are all new and up-to-date goods.
Our prices for installing fixtures as well as all other
work is the lowest and remember we furnish Certificate
of Inspection by tl.: P.ocky i.'.cu.itain Fire Underwriters'
Association on all work installed by the
Nash Electrical Sup
ply Company
1 .4 OFF 1 -4
SKATING GRAZE 15
Opening of Skating -Rink Sig
nal for Gathering of the Roll
er Enthusiasts; 250 Skaters
Present Last Night.
The Armory skating rink was
thronged with skaters last night to
attend the formal opening of the
new amusement place. At 8 o'clock
every pair of the 2iu pairs of skates
had been given out end the galleries
were Tilled with spectators, waiting
their turn to get on a pair of the
rollers. . Splendid music vves fur
dnlMhe by the Kllis orchestra. From
all Indications the armory will be n
popular place from now on. The
management of the rink has a bid in
for a large number of new skates,
which will permit about 350 people
to don the skates at once. The
armory is spacious em ugh to care for
a very large number of skaters, and
is in every way an ideal place for a
rink.
llirth of Christ. Airdome tonight.
.;.
Show for home folks. Airdome.
HIGHLAND HEINIES
LOSE TO NEWSBOYS
According to their side of the story,
the Newsboys yesterday morning
again defeated the Highland Heinies.
the score being 1R to 10. Batteries:
Newsboys Max Chaves and David
Chavez; Bernard Grub and Ted
Rube.
.
The people's thow. The Alrdome.
T
A big program. Airdome tonight..
authoritTesIlash
Mayor Withdraws Police Guard
From Street Cars and State
Officials Decline to Use
Militia,
I By Morning Jooresl .pedal LaaeeJ Wire
Columbus, t)., Aug. 16. Tinier
orders of Mayor Marshall, all police
were withdrawn from cars thry liave
been guarding during the traction
strike bv 8 o'clock tonight.
The mayor put it up to the stale
troops to guard the cars tonight if
the company persisted in operating
them. Ceneral Manager Stewart re
fused to accede to Marshall's request
that the car be withdrawn. In clos
ing a letter to the mayor, he said:
"We demand protection from you."
The state officials declined to as
sume the responsibility which the
mayor sought to shift. After run
frrring with Mayor Marshall It was
announced that the state would con
tinue to handle troops as planned, not
to permit them to patrol streets, or
to ride on cars but to hold them in
readiness to respond to rails for aid.
To keep your health sound; to
avoid the ills of advancing years; to
conserve your physical forces for a
ripe and healthful old age. guard your
kidneys by taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy. For sale ly O Hielly & Co.
- -
Inter Hye, Winter Wlirut. Ijilc
KimIMi Sefli, I4MP lü-ttiicc Scxtl. litr
Bevt isrcil. iJite Splnnrh Need. Winter
Bullish. Seo I catalogue free. K. V.
Fee, 212-211-21 W. IicacJ avenue. ..
OH ONCE
AT COLUMBUS
ME NEAL IS THE ONLY CURE FOR THE DRINK HABIT
An Internal treatment, no hypodermic Itij.siloris, ultli a twmil "'
contrail to cure ou. perfectly. In TURKIC DAYS. Tlie .Neal Institute pro
vide the comfort of a refined home for all patient. Tlie treatment H
sent to tlw home ol those unable lo go to tlie Institute. Write for col'T
ol the contract and IVce Booklet. . .
THE N KM. INSTITVTK, - - Alliuquerqnc. New Mexico.
Telephone 2I. toward Sevdel. Mgr. M2 North reeinil Street.
A C.r.NI INK Pil l: CX RE AGAINST E-Rr-SA Is the only non-narrrwlc. n
n-poisonous. and therefore lawful pilecure. All scientific and medical author
itiea declare KVKP.Y ingredient lnK-HI'-SA pile remedv auitable for P
Ilea; ame authorities condemn th.elXJI.RI) l"S Iw PK. narcotic and ott
er poisonous pile medicines andSupreme Courts uphold these author!
ties.
K-Rl-S CIRK8 ril.ES Oil .V PAID.
All modern druggiata of highest standing In Albuquerque a II K-Rt'-f-A
Highland Itiarniacy. AUarario ItiarniacT. John J. Hamilton. II. Ilnppe.
W Uliaius Irn(5 Co., J. H. O Hiellr t o. Van Irng Co.
DEMOCRATS FIGURE ON
PLANS TO CORRAL
BERNALILLO COUNTY
At a meeting of democrats held ill
the new club rooms on West Gold
avenue near Second strct last night,
the speakers took up the question oi
a proper organization for Peina lilla
county and plans were offered for the
usual campaign of speech-making.
The discussion last night was mainly
as to the proper methods of proced
ure in the country precincts.
The people's show. The Aii'ilom
Show for home folks. Alrdome.
Stylish norses and buggies fur
nished on ahort notice by W. U Trim
ble Co.. Ill N. Second atreet
Phon
f
P.lrth of Christ. Alrdome tonight.
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ifvlALOY'S
Extra Fancy California
Tomatoes, 2 lbs. for 25c
Native Cantaloupes
Jumbos, 2 for 15c
Las Cruces Peaches
yellow freestone, lb... 10c
I II lis hGl l i I I I VUI Jf T IUJ
for 25c
Watermelons on Ice,
lb 2c
Native Tomatoes, lb. 10c
! A. J. Maloy
t 214 CENTRAL AVE.
X
t PHONE 72. t
4311 II a
WK AHi: HOMiING Ol ll OWN
and more In thr baking of good bread
in this community. Why bother
Willi liume baking when you ran get
such fine bread here. If you think
our baking cannot be- as good as )u"f
own give ours a trial to make sure.
We are quite confident you will n"t
be sure about your superiority aflef
you have tasted the produc t of our
ovens. We have plenty of the pr.n"
tices which makes perfect baliiní
Have you?
PIONEER BAKERY
207 South First Street
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