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THREE
REDS WIN TWICE Bin James out of the Game SUPERBRS SHOW GREAT QUANTITY STATE BUILDING
FROM PIRATES UK
BEST GAIT IN THE
OF ORE IS BEING
I
B!
CHI OF THE TOURISTS
R, E. Batters Find Minei
Twirter in Sixth and Start
Run-getting Bee; Elliott Is
Wild,
Six
Biooklyns Threaten to Dis- Some Days in July Production Cuthedial of the Desert
1 Two Popular Figure
is-
With Cincinnati, Hard Work
Being Done to Reach It in
Second Game,
place Phillies if They
en; Quaker City T
Flaying Steadily,
Ran as High as 8,200 rons;
ited by Doen Men of Note;
Cato Sells to View Exhibit
Mineral Situation 0y Statt
Encouraging,
day
ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. MONDAY. AUGUST 16. 1915.
HMD INNING
LllStS FAST GAME-.
HOOK FOR BROWN
HOLDS INTERES
SIMILAR SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MINED
Allison bad a chance against the
q It t until the sixth inning yeater-
dv i Hopcweii rieio. .i me opening;
f this frame the visitors were tie-1
hnul only ""e run. In the sixth the'
jlroJder chased in six runs, making
re l" ;!- After that neither ,
ask marked. I
Thing looked had for the miners in I
jl first, ii' n the '. R I cord
BitllOUt hit. Tenorio crossing thei
nlati I.lhott started good, striking
out l" lit addition to not allowing
(d,. loi als to hit safely.
Allison evened the count in the sec
ond, when Brown was passed and
leered on BMtott'i two-hit clout to
th,. fi 1 1 ( between right and center.
In the third, Allison was in mo lead
(or the only time during the cunt, si
Hamilton singled. Wagner sacrificed
hini and Caunvan hit. scoring him.
Albwiiierque placed a trio of runs
to its credit in the fourth. Salazar
git safe on a grounder. M. Chavez
as out and Hartllne hit over second,
bringing home Salazar. Monnuera lin
glrd. pushing Hartllne ulong to thin).
Anderson hit. scoring Hartilnt. Sala
ur was out trying to reach third. D.
Chavez grounded out. Brown to Elliott.
The isit'rs made their last tally in
the fifth Hamilton was hit by Hart
pa, Wagner struck out and t 'ana
van filed out to Anderson Brown
tailed, sending Hamilton in.
The 0. IS. B. failed to do anything
In the scoring line In its half of the
f:fth Then iiuiir the sixth, which put
the name on IPc. M. Chavez, first In
sei i s.itv i HartlLne flew out to El-
lintl .vlnnotiera got free transportation
Anderson popped Up a Texas leaguer,
Muring Chavez and advancing HOtt
quera to third. D. Chavez- took life
on an error, M onquera scored on an
error. Qongaleg then hit for two
bases, icortni D. Chavez and Ander
sen At this stage the Allison captain
yanked his hattery. RUbstltutlng Kl
linti on the mound and McCracken
behind Hie bat Blllotl was wild. He
passu! Tenorio. Murphy sacrificed.
iglasar and M. Chavea were paaeed,
forcing In Gonzales. Tenorio came in
on I wild pitch. Salazar was ' aught
between third and home, making the!
last out.
The ittendi
The score;
Uttson
Hamilton, . .
Warner, ss. . .
vv .
m
th
AB B II BO A K
if I 1, t 11
('a nnvnn.
lb
-ii.
Wh nless
Kettle, t
MeCnnli
Total
O. I'
Teiiorl.
I
2h. .
Murphy,
if..
gaiatar,
M. Chav.
Hartllne.
I'
Monquera, lb,
Anderson, rf.
B, ClHivez. if.
Opnlales, 3b.
latted for Wagner in ninth Inning,
s.i.r, by Inning:
It K 1 00 "OH 00x 10
lison 011 010 000 3
Summary: Two-baae hits Qonaalea,
liott Sacrifice hits - Murphy, WaR-
r, n.iscs on balls Off Hartllne
I Blllotl Ti iii 3 2-3 Innings; off
own nils off Hartllne 10; off
Hott ;;. off Brown 0. Struck mil
Hartllne 12: by Elliott 4: by Brown
Bit by pitched ba!k--By Hartllne
la in iii . in i ; by Blllotl (Oonaalee).
iid pitches -Elliott, Hartllne. stolen
M chayez. Brown. Left on
e ". it, H ti; Allison. IS. Time
game lllll, I'mpire Lu.les.
ororcnlgan.
ANOTHER EVIDENCE THAT
BASEBALL IS SQUARE
MC.4t.INO JOURNAL SPICtAL 114440 Wl4
N vv York. Ann. It. The nineteen-
inning game between the
lid York tennis of the
Mate league, won by a
'Inve oW,r the fence Iusi
hours before the league
"HI baidlv be cited as a
Ealrbury
Nebraska n
home run
(Went) -four
disbanded,
brief by
tli
who doubt the honesty of
all.
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
NATIONAL LKAG1
W.
adi iphia 66
klyn 57
Pet. I
,r,r,0
.:.3s.
..'.ir.
.r,oo
.401
. 190
.IKS
. I ."1 7
w York
t. Louis .
in. mnnti
. 40
. 51
.48
AMERICAN I, KALI
Beaten r,s
Detroit ....... . .' . ,61
ishington 64
Chicago g-
NW York 51
Cleveland . . 41
s' '-""is ... "'41
Philadelphia ..... ,.g
Bet.
.Him
I I BLR VL I EAGCE
W. 1
Newark
PltUburgj,
"is.lH Oi,
H Louis
Brooklyn .
Uuffu0 .
L'.iltinioio
W'HKRE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National I a-ue
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
New York at Brooklyn
Boston at Philadelphia.
American I -en go e.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Federal Lnagne.
Chicago t Baltimore.
Kansas Cltv at Buffalo
Brooklyn hi Pitt.hurh
.V MOWS SO iOUM.L SR4CIAL 14A44D Ml
Cincinnati, Aug. 10 ClM :
von both gaiiiis ttf doublc-h,
from Pitta burgh hi re today tth
same score in MKh game, t to
the first same the Meal tram
the lead and held it to the end.
ing Pittsburgh t.i work
pitch, ra
The second u.imp was an ll
the i
.'. In
look I
(an 1
fighi. Pittsburgh scoring one run
the first
i ml
diiit
the til
while Clnclnn
Harmon up i
t he score in tl
in the eighth
Score Firs
Pittsburgh . .
Cincinnati . .
Battartee: i
is me
lot nun oio
nu. nox
iper. Conaeln
It
-6
Quillan and Qlbaon, Murphy
Clarke.
Summary Two-base hits
.1 Wanner. Hale. Mollwit.
pJayi Orok (unassisted ; t
Wagner to Mollwitz Vio
roll to .1
to John-
ston; II Wagner t,
viov to Johnaton
Bases on halls off Cooper I ;
Conselman I Struck out Bv C
ofl
1; bv Consi
hy Dak t.
Emslie.
Si ore Se
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Battarlea:
-: by McOulll
plresBiglcr
aid game:
.lol nun mm
. OOO OOO 1M
Harmon ami
IfcKencrj
Hid Wingu.
Summary. TWO -baa hit
Three-base luis J Wanner
McKenery, Home run (
BaWI on bkllg "Off Harmon
McKenery I, Struck out II
mon 3. by McKenery ti. I'm
Bigler and Bmsl'e.
Wlngo,
Wlngo,
i -if fit h.
Chli ago ! 1 1 si. Louis i-s.
St. I.otiis, Aug. 15. A doeble
header Which was enlivened by I
storm of pop-bottles and encumber
directed against empire Byron and
by Roger Bresnuhan's attempt to at
tack a fan In the vrandatand who had
Called him a n. tine was divided be
tween Chicago and Bt. Lou is here to
day. The visitors took
to 1. and the locall
the first game.
the second, 11
last inning of the firs!
game the bleacheritea look exception
to Byron'l ruling Which put Miller
out after a slide into second. Byron
ran and escaped the missiles but the
a i ;t A I game was delayed for five minutes
.'I 3 1 2 1 while a dozen field hands cleared the
:'. 1 (i hi diamond of hundreds of bottles and
0 1 1 b ' cm umbers.
1 fi l 1 j The polios and Umpire Kason slop
1 1 0 Piped Hresnahan as he was climbing
1 8 0 a j into the grandstand and prevented
0 0 a n I further violence.
a a 1 1 1 Score First game: I!..1 1 B
000 0 Chicago ooo ooo 0:1 a s 11
St. lamia 00b 000 001 I 5 'i
10 '.'4 15 4 Batteries: Lavender and Al In 1
' Doak. gftlles ami Snyder
1 0 i 2 1 Summary: Two-hase hits Schulte,
0 i o 0 1 Betgel. Double play Bescher to 8ny-
' - 1 I J dar. Bases on balls I iff Lavender
1 12 1 0 1 B; off Honk 4. Hits off Doak 7
in H innings
Struck out
off Bailee 1 in I inning.
B Lavender I; by Doak
3: by Sallee 1. empires K
Hy run.
Score Second game:
IgOfl and
H. E.
Chicago 100 OHO 0001 k 0
st. Louis oio loo Ola ! 1 1 o
Batteries: Adams and An her;
MeadOWl and Snyder.
Summary: Three-base hit Long.
Double play Butler to Muggins to
Qongnleg. Bases on balls- off Ad
ams 1; off Meadows 2. Struck out
By Adams 3; by Meadows 2. I lu
pins Hymn and Kason.
NEWARK CLIMBS INTO
FIRST PLACE. WINNING
TWICE FROM ST. LOUIS
4)V MOSNINI, JOeOWM 4P4CI4L L4444D WIRI)
Nawork, Aug, 15. Newark worked
Into flrsl plgce m the Federal league
race when Ihe.v defeated St. Bonis in
both names of a dotihle-heuder this
afternoon. Tlm Ij bailing in
both
games gave Newark lis victory
Boon First game:
U.K.
St Louis . . . .000 inn 001 2 7 0
Newark 002 101 OOx 4 7 2
Batteries - Watson, Davenport and
Hartley; Reulbach ami Rarlden.
Score Second game: R. H. E
St Louis 000 000 1001 1 1 3
X, mirk 430 000 'Hx I 1 1 I
Batteries Groom, Crandall gild
ii.n i la) . Moeely and Rarlden.
T0PSY HARTSEL BIDS
ADIEU TO BASEBALL
IV MC4NIN0 JOURNAL 44ICIAL CIA4ID WI 44 J
New York. Aug. 15. !! (Topsyl
Martsel. veteran outfielder, has bid
adieu lo baseball. IB has returned lo
his home in Toledo after turning In
his Pert Wayne, Central league, uni
form and announcing that his dia
mond career was at an end Hartgel
began playing professional hall in
1S!7, passing In turn through the mi
nor. major and back to th- minor
leagues anain during his (went' ri
of baseball. His best game was played
vvhil- it member of the Chicago Na
tionals and Ihe Philadelphia Athtetlcg
."or ten rears he was member ot the
Athletic under Connie Mack, playing
in the world s aerial of 1005 and 1910.
Southern Association.
Memphis 2; Chattanooga ..
Mobile 2. Birmingham 6
New Orleans 60; Atlanta ti
Nashville 1: utile R0k 0.
American Association.
Kansas City, 5: Milwaukee. I
Louisville, 3; Columbus, l
Indianapolis. 3-6, Cleveland,
Western League.
!ns Moines 1 -1 o : Topeka 11-1.
Sioux Citv 7-0 Lincoln S-2.
( maht. 2-1!: Wichita 1-0.
St Joseph, 4-2: Denver, 16,
Pacific Coast League.
San Francisco 7-7; Sail Lake 1-4.
Los Angeles 4-5: Oakland 5-8-
when the Braves are Ik need of all the
Ipitchtnj afcllitj thej possess, old Bill
I James, who loosed such magnificent
'hall las' year for Hie w uld's cham
pii,is. has tWan compelled to leave
ihe game on account of the poor con
dition of his pitching arm. l'hysl-
TIGERS GET GOAT
White vSox Forced to Submit
to Second Consecutive De
feat at Hands of Detroit;
Indians Win From Browns,
l BY MORN I Nd JOltnNAL PICIAL LCA4RD WI4I
Chicago, Aug. B. Detroit made ll
(Wo straight from Chicago toduv de-
leaiinn in, ii" -ii.-. .' - -
! was wild and Ihe visitors h id Uttle
difficult' hunching tneir hits wnn inc
erratic fielding by Chicago,
Score: B
Iletroil 200 030 000 6 7 I
Chicago 000 002 000 2 Tt 3
Batteries -Hauss and Slanago, l''a
ber, Benz and Bchalk.
Bummnry: Two-hagg hit Vegch,
Crawford. .1. Collins. Double pla.vs
Blackbume to Weaver; llauss to
Slanage lo Him lis. Young lo Buah to
Burns; E. Cdllina to Weaver in
Kotirnier; 'ilt to Young lit Burns
Basis mi balls Ot f Caber : ott I'auss
:',. Hits Off Libit J in I 1-3 ln-
jnlngs. off Ben 11 ill ft-! innings.
Struck onl Hi Hauss ft, by Benz 1.
j 1'mpiros Dineeii and Nallin,
levelaml I : SI. I amis o.
Cleveland. Aug I... - Morton was
Ihe victor over Slsb r in a pitchers
halite today. Cleveland defeating Bl.
Bonis. 1 to 0.
Neil her oitclier cave a base on balls
and there was no error of anv kind.
The only run of Hie game was seined
in Ihe Seventh by Klrke on his dou
ble, Smith's infield mil anil Waiubs
gans' sacrifice flv lo i enter.
Score: It II- E.
Cleveland . ... 000 00 101 I ! 11
St. Bollis mm 00(1 000 11 4 o
Halleries Morton and Knan. Btajar
and Aniiew.
Bummnry; Twongne hits Klake,
Shotton. Struck OUl Bj Morion
11; by Sisler 5. empires Chill and
Kvans.
i MUCH PRACTICE SLATED
; FOR VARSITY FOOTBALL
SQUADS IN THE EAST
New York. Aug. la. - The assem
bling of the Han aid and Yal. football
machines for the coming season Is evl-
deniiv considered a task of more than
Ihe usual magnitude (his gUtUKtn. The
calls for candidates indicate thai both
veterans and DOVlceg will be required
In put In more than Ihe regUll
amount of practice preliminary in th
opening of the fall gridiron campaign
Tiie Bll coaehe have announced thai
ihe first workout will b held al M.oli-
! son. Conn., Bep tem her 7, and the first
I practice at Yale field. New Han h
thirteen days later. Harvard' call
I sett 'he initial session for September
II, which is some two weeks before
the opening of Ihe Cambridge unl-
ELIGIBILITY RULE AT
COLUMBIA STRINGENT
J M04NIN4) JOUONAl 4PCCIAI. 4A4CD WIN!) .
New York. Aug I V Willi Ihe res
Monition of foolball at Columbia unl
in rsltv a new- eligibility code has be'n
adopted by the largest of ihe Anieri-
can universities. Hereafter no fresh
man win be eligible in repreneal Co
lumbia in mai-.r spoils: go student
can represent the university fur more
Ihap four years In major sports, and
go student holding degree from an
other college or untvereltj can rj pre
sent Columbia In any sport These
rules have been in effect, so far as
lh Columbia oarsmen are concerned,
for several years but the new . ode will
now apply lo the football, baseball
HFFARFR MA W
it Tiiin nrnnniiT
II IWUdlunlbHI
shot wi
I in-i fh
ever expects In loss a mm .is.uii ni
must lve his arm a complete rest, so
Till has starieo no v "" " """inlaee I
,.,!ll not he seen Willi I lie Braves the r. ...
res! of this season lie has not been
toaslni remnrkghle ball this yar. his
'average being but 511.
ALBUQUERQUE CLUB
FIRES ON 200 YARD
RANGE: TRUE IS HIGH
was high
trqua Rifle
iv, making
man again in the
association'! siumi
fortv -three om of
I he i U ll- v aril I a line.
pile fiftv al
other string of ten shots
lores" aetted him (Orty-two,
nambarg of I be ituke My lub
ih the Albuquerque organ laa-
'he scores were as follows. Ihe
HIl
e highesl string,
lotal for tWO
ton, 42, Dm-
pu. 41, i: Bar
42, so. Colgan,
6; Adams, 40.7j;
Hose. 40, 74;
r
.Ii
gtringa:
True.
1 ,:i t'Ller
1 1 ;
! rler, 4 3,
Ml; Bennell
Mellon, If,
g 37. 71:
42, 7H;
Bl ev t i ll
Whe. lei
llldliaiii.
liters Dug C
lub.
JACK NESS OF OAKLAND
SMASHES BAT RECORDS
maikaldc Statistics
piled m connection
made by Jack Ness
club of the Ba'ilic
sei tiring at b ..st one
consecutive games.
have bci'll Com-
with the record
f the Oakland
Coaai league, in
hit in forty-nine
Ness started hie
string of hits, which
placed the record held
eventual!) dis
hy Ty Cobb, on
May 31.
end bntll
period tin
Ills hulling spree d'd not
July 21 and during Dial
giant Oakland flrsl ban
ml 14
1 hree-baggara and six nqp
total number 1,1 lining wag
roily-nine game and ln
1 1 1
Ihe
IIS for
batting
crane for the same period
110,
PASSING THE BATTER
SOURCE OF ARGUMENT
IB, MC-KNtNO JOH4N4L 4S4CIAL L4A44D WIB41
New York. ug. 16.- The quwtton
as 10 whethei t r was Intention-
ally passed to first Is I constant
source of araumenl among baseball
fans In
i recent game in ihe entrm
i, thi pitcher of the Watei
eft no doubt regarding bis
by pitching four bulla to
baseman Instead of Hie
Following the fourth plt'h
in lain
club
mtion
first
uher
Ihe
cat
Hie
umpire oi
le red I be bailer lo lalv
hi
whereupon Ihe ixeokuk ciui,
r protested the dei hrion and
When Iln- latter team won llu
in a gubseojuanl rally the que
tin. proiesi vvas dropped.
.line,
eonlest
lion of
BIG CATTLE SALE
RECORDED
EDDY
I44ICIAL DISPATCH TO MORNING JOU'NAL)
Cgrlghfd, N. M., Aug. 17 -The
roiled Angus Cattle company hn
Just sold lo Ballard & Armstrong of
ROSWell around sn" heail of cows.
The stock will be delivered Mnndav
and Tuesday a' Ihe ranch south of
11! ti k r I v r-r l ino ws will be
taken Into Chaves county. The An
gus company win grow black cattle
exclusively and is dlpOgjn ol the
Ogttle of other bleeds. 1
Barhei and Hott, btK tiockmen of
Ih, plans, have sold about XOO two
and three-year-old iter to n
Zimmerman of South Daltatg They
will be loaded at the Avalon pens to
morrow for slilpmenl. The cattle
are In Tine shape. The price paid
Is not given out, hilt It is said to be
pretty well up
SON OF GOVERNOR
OTERO IS ADMITTED
TO THE FEDERAL BAR
i . r ,0 MORNINa JOURNALI
San'. i Fe, Aug. 1 5. M. A. Dtern,
Ir., was admitted
to ihe federal bai
yeaterday
Federal
yesterday
In Judge Lewi.
Judge William II Pop
discharged from bank
tuplev Voluev and Fran, Is Cheney of
Madrid, southern Sanla Be county.
James H Wilson, bankrupt, was giv
en fifteen days In which lo file pe-
l
b
un4l oeisi nin-
un ii -Brooklyn
New
eel
I lie pa e hi l h
ing the waa)
strongl) ri
leadership m t
argaabtai log
out of the sev
Nalional league dm
k iusi ended and is
BJ Philadelphia tor the
lha sen tor major league
The Superb, is won st
veil games thev plav.d,
trong hold on aecond
i agalnlng
plat e a nd pu
pogltlon i" .lis.
liie billet slo.v
The Phllllei
pear (o be 111 ,
(Hopped onlv
week, putting
and plav me i It
however, d" Hot ap-
tatterlng mood, They
ne coolest during 'l e
three t then 1 1 edit
steady game thai Ice-
kepi Ih. ii, al Hie tc
the greater pall id' I
The Bra yea are
sin . essful lime in
the top. Lmii year
l having h miv
w , H king low tid
al tag) Sl lge ol
n the full stride
pennant ami a
I the race thev were in
of their march to
world' ' hantplonahlp
are hovel inn around I
i a Ith no evidence ol I ha
er Hint Ihcv displayed
Now Hi, v
e ,11(1 mark
limning pow-
Hi I '.I I 4.
The Aitiel i. an league oi
altogether Mhnt aft
ii became apparent
iiiit
it
three teams had a h.tie
peQDant. The names of
week seem falrlv to hav
the eliain eg of the tl o,
Ions wttn seven games a
one. patrolt and Chlcagu
tin
ed four games, winning
Hire
losing om
oh. The Red H
plav Ing on their
I hev h.tv e pn ' d
and road team (till
1 had a disasiioie
,'ourse.
W I
In
home
in i'
veal
week
of ii In Ihe Kedeial league dropplrm
enough to plunge the loom from first
fotirlh duriiin Ihe week , iin-
I om
Sallllll.iv. The Ills! live lulls.
. how i
remain clonal) bunched,
ties among thein possible
It ol a dav or two's play.
YOUTHFUL FEMININE
HEARTS ALL SET TO
FLUTTERING ON COAST
It4ft4i OOaaSSeONSSNI 4 ,0 MoANiiia joun4li
I. os Angeles, Calif., Aug. 1 .1. - Youth
ful feminine hearts throughout Loi
Angeles county alt aflutter over Ihe
! coining; of Mb! young midshipmen ti "in
Annapolis. The chief feature ol en
tertalnmenl (or the future naval pfO-
his is a grand ball al Ihe Shruu' an
dltorliim. I.os Angeles, Itondg even
ing. August 16, when the till geneial
committee will ai 1 as hosts.
land Committal member will hate
ttn Invitations and tin requeat is
mgd of them Bull as many of these
an possible reach Ihe fairest dumb
lers (if the southland As the mid
shipmen are ihe flnaat type of ln
country' young manhood tin commit
tee is inner to hnve the ennnlv's niosl
charmlni representatives greet them
Bidding is strong lor Ihe Invitations
ami members of the till general com
mittee are finding themselves mole
popular with ihe pretty guls than
ever before In their lives.
1 ifficera ami men of iln- prai 1 lee
squadron also will he entertained, Ihe
I officers al Ihe cltiits and inc men won
a visit 10 Bnlvergal city,
The evening of Ihe hall the bid
iiantiv begutlful electrical parade
Queen Flora m pass by the Shrine
auditorium before Iln ilanclng be
gins. SIEGNER LEAVES ALL
TO GIRL WHO CARED
FOR HIM WHILE
ILL
4'tAt. rn4444roND4NC4 TO MOSNINd .lOtl,
.Simla Be, Aug. 16, -The last
and teatamenl of Bred Blegto c
tiled yesterday In the probate
He Wilted all of his personal
teal properly lo Miss IgaOellta tUi
or Sanla Pe, out of gratlttlde for
lug care of him in his IukI years
11 i, 1 Attorney Uexandei Regd la
pointed executor.
WI
VI is
III 1 1
11 nd
tern,
lak-IHs-gp-
SANTA FE COUNCIL
LETS CONTRACT FOR
SEWER BEFORE PAVING
14441 IAL C044I4PONOINCI TO MO.N.N4 JOURNAL)
Sanla I'd, Aug. 16c 'liie city CdUfl
til met lasl night and set September
jo for beating of objection to paving
Hon (iaspar avenue and also (o Open
bids for the paving The Wood -Davis
Hardware compani wgaglVen the con.
trad to put in the eeWer on "on 'las
par avenn. before the pacing is done.
SENA SUES HAMILL
TO RECOVER
NOTE
;444CIA1. (-04R4440N04N1-4 tO MORNI NO JOURNAL
Sanla fe, Aug I fi AHorney K P.
Dav ics yeeterdg filed sun fm j,,se D
s'enn afginel h P. iiamiii to recover
on a hole for $11 - vv lib Inleresl at L
per cent. The note Is dated April 17,
id, and was given for Ihree month,
Attorney F. C, V7llon filed the an
swer in th" niiii ,,r H. B, Cartrlght, ei
si, vs. the Sanla I't Hank .v;- Trust
I 'o ,
el al. Involving Hie distribution
he price paid for Ihe Samon land
It, said lo have been 119,000,
M0NA BELL APPEALS
CASE TO HIGHER COURT
444CIAL ' i l i TO MORNINOt JOURNAL
Sanla Ke. Aug I Y MORI Bell of
Sanla Ft, who was vclerdav found
gulliy of while slavery under the
Maim net In federal . ourt, was also
ordered to put up i bond of 1604 for
OOgt A mm Ion for g new irial w as
overruled. Notice of appeal was
Riven and th appeal bund ta fixed
ai f, 600, Ths woman was aocuaad
of furnishing t reimportation for
gills from Denver In I time to g house
of Ill-repute in San'a Fe,
tfontM
fluhaerlbers who fall to receive the
Morning Journal should csll Western
Union Telearsph office.
PfJOIfl 146 or 147.
and paper will he delivered by apeclal
messenger.
PRIMING H
IH s.
It ,0 mtRHiN, milMNALl
It loiimn Ittg)
Hllllev lit . tit tl as
if oi e pet da and
f i oiieent i ales ,i -
elaning ix per cenl upper to I.I faao
dad ii is oparatlag Ian atanm
shovels and iwiiuv three locomotlvoa
al the mine;-. I'll 111. pi,v loll art
III men al the mines and l.Ji'n mag
at the llurlev mill. About ",,O0U
ions of tailing- are run
ml. ami stored in tin
low
111.
dams
I.,, ItUK
Hie Kalv. Iln
be sunk to 'he
copper is show
ta. t
(.,1,1 Crown
II is puahl
l ibt-tool
Ill-foot i.
shall is Ii
iyal Nativ,
The Qold Clown com pan has III.
en live, the New Strike group of live
claims on Twin Peakl Iboul siiv
Ions of gold ore are being taken out
daily, averaging i I per ton, Wa
ore Is hauled by I. im lo Hie tag'
lamp mill ami i in id tag plant tit
Clear lake. Prom the .Inn i'iiiiv
mine in this district, (teorge ll. etter
m j is shlpplna gold silver oie. running
I ! from -r'n" to II. Mil per ear UeVI ii
,,. '..trs have been shipped to Douglas,
si Ariz. The gross receipts from Hie
1,1 i shipments were 17,110.51 and tlx Ml
IT, lit.
l o si ai l BMvt
The Silver Coll
er a' Plnoa Altos
llcr.
.ill start Us
nexi month
The
Kmpira Bine com pan 5
its nine-mile Ir.iiuw.n
lias
and
om pie ted
Is laying
Hie concrete foundations lor 1 Wg
concentrating plant a tl 101 nu n
are now employed it Blnos Alios
I '.iv id Ketioti has sold Ins ! laim al
I'inos Altos lo a Silver CHS banker
lor 1109,001 cash.
Three hundred nun an- also em
ployed at Tyrone Ih the Burroa. Tin-1,000-ton
concentrating plain is to he
1 om plated h new I ear. Blatei n
tu w houses hav e I,, , Q bUllt anil iwcu
t, more will be under w 11 as soon
as Hie plans lor the lOWnslt aie
com Dieted bl n Q. Ooodhui
the eel 1
ebrated rehltac of
building at Ihe San
, poatoffice, club
house, hospiltil. holt
tablishment, will be
same time Three
tasting Ihe ground
the California
I ItegO exposition.
house, school
1, mercantile es-
erected al til"!
, hurg (ll'Hls are
ami twenty-five
holes have developed
immense bod
depth. How
les of ore ill varying
ever Tv rone suit
up
from 1,11 over
ipply of labor
Reattme Work at tittle bmb
Work is to be rjMumad on the nt
iit Charley Included in the sale ..1
Ihe property of Ihe MogOllon Bold
Coppei company' property tor 1100,
nun in Hie Socorro Mines compnn)
The latter has produced this Vea
1116 ss gross and 27.72 Wd in
1-1 ,(,..,- l,.,ltlo.t 1,11,1 enneen-
uu aaoaaaeaejaai
Santa Ke, Aon
the China null tl
hlgk as MM long
slopped ! tons i
K'ii" "O - ' ' . 1
Utiles. lis mill has treated 61.4061
Ions of oil averaging 111,41 gold and
ilvai pei ion. Together with the
Vlonollon Mines .oinpanv the produc
tion Ihe first six monlhs thei nar
was IS72.0UO l.asl year Ihe entire
distiii 1 produced Mil, 132 in gold and I
1. 410,327 ounces Of silver. 1 lease
of 11,171 m gold and 101,601 ounces
of silver over the vear previous.
HARVEST OF DENIA
ONIONS NOW IN FULL
SWING AT CARLSBAD
P4CIAL Ol 44 A , CM TO MORNINd JOURNAL)
rlsbad. N. M , Aug. 16, The De-
union hnrveei is In full swing on
big iiiriits of tne Carlabnd Plgn-
n companv OUthal of Carls
hUi
Hit.
tali.
i, ,,d, ii ii Olegeker, Hie manager,
says thai thej vviii have aboul live
carloads read) for ahtpment i.v lb
end of next week, Oul of thi loi
ghoul ihree car are firati and two
curs seconds. He has another Belli
thai Is later vv Ml ll w ill mil be re
for some wi eks. This has been
dv
splendid season for onl
crop is extra fine. D
Lakewodd Will have
Quality vers soon Mr.
been growing onions fo
Ho
ek,
irki
r in
t it
III
several year and
ib
ih
d'
vary latlsfectory.
The gtengion of the main
Ihe lower pari of Inp farm
Carlahgd plantation eompanj
completed aboul Beptembi i
canal has I II OUl through a
ridge about i Ighteen feel ani
being rarried through to I
about thouaand gcre pf n
As much as possible will hi
crop thi- I, til
LIGHTNING TRAVELS
of the
win be
I. Th.;
div id, n,.
now
I of I
WIRE FENCE HALF A
MILE. KILLING HORSES;
1
4441-IAL C04R4440NrHNC4 TO MORNINO JOURNALI
Santa Pe, Ann. 1 9 The slranaesl J
freak vei recorded b llkhtnlng m
New Mexico is reported from Tuoum
cull when IWo horge belonging lo
Allien Cummlng, though half
aiiari mi ihe rangi . w ere killed
a mlb
b) Ihe
same stroke "i lightning Th
nine evident!) . after killing one
Wbs carried by a barbed wire
io winie the other muse was
lug
Ughl
Inn se,
LORDSBURG PLANS
CELEBRATION OF
ROAD'S COMPLETION
i .
F''. A
Bgnu
lion of
k
Hie Inn!
1 Into the
Lordaburg,
ibrated on
Vlrglni
Qranl c
dial! a
iiiniy. is
I. a bOI da) vv il h tl I ig pa I ade i,
I ...I ds
popper
burg and tho driving of a o
spike Id conned the Arizona
New MeMcn rgjlrosd wiih the m
i iffb lals of the railroad ,t- g , ll
Ihe Blghty-flV mine will he n
lend. i nee I'm Hie fm null dene t
and
LUMBER
Albuquerque Lumber Company
I2; NORTH FIRST siitlOKT
n,KK.Dfi,Ni iii MBewl
Au-
-Cato Sells, whi
Meat
the
i-, fo
Hi,- paal twn
t, I convention
of the Am
loan I
stu tit,, of i tank Ing a
I lain. del hi ot of I
gates also Wei e , isitoi
tttlVe hen, I of 1 Ii. fri
Hie i row d. flraad C
' Mien, of Austin, Te ,
Howard Ferrta, of
I i Ira ml Consul en irle
,ere visllors.
Rigana Cnl ini
pa, the new e.i
tternity being
nnsiil Willmr
P
i- vi el! as Judge
Clra Innail , Paal
s Allinn. of Chi-
.ago; National TrsMural William V.
lurel William
i. Qrand Bee
' Hrothers. of t h fag,,, (.rami Secre-
I tary Bertram i' Ada
New m in Mill. r. Doth
H Robinson, editor o
qttni tarlj . ami Qrand
I'ra, im- W
I'.. Kicks, Columbia,
Tt nn.
Pmssesj,
ItntMing u
Jefferson I snacks,
who hai
I turned to Laa Crucei trout Ban Diego,
is loud in prsia of Maw Mexico's, pari
In
the great exposition, and espei lull)
..r ihe Cath
dial
Hie
Desert, In
,Ylr. Isa.o I.
fair exi . edi 1
gttion 1
1 rouudi
Nun I v -tWO
bj Ihe Monti
an afternoon
illH
oplnl
the
;.ni Diego
Monti
spent
M, (It
al, sent
pail of
1 build
Mil Eagle
dents en route n. ihe InterScan Asso
ciation of K.iiwiiv Buperlntendenta'
convention, ware much interested in
Ihe New' Mexico bllilililiK, Another
special excursion thai ctttno lo the
buthilni al the tame time, Included
ISO person from the 1, climb Valley in
Pennsylvania. Ovui 100 Eagle from
Cincinnati; a special train of dele
gate to the inter I can Deatnl Trades
aaaociatton; 116 member of the twi n
ty-ftriri "World' Fair Tour Special '
of the Boutharh Pacific! an excursion
Of N, vv York and Brooklyn for item,
were addition I 1 laitora
1
I
I
I
QUESEDA AND RODRIGUEZ
DRAW JAIL SENTENCES
(44CI4L 1 04444PLIND4NI f TO MOSNINQ JOUHNAI.)
Santa Be. Vug. 16. Rev o Queaed
mid Qaorge Rodrlgue yeaterday wen.
sentenced lo Ihirlv dav s Ctl III .tall
in Ih" federal conn by Judge Lewis on
- !
if hav
h Iln
in'.; 1 I
r possessl
olen In
(Oivcrnor times Noliules
Sanla f, Aug I r,.- -Charles I
Pol of 1 'lav Ion. and I B P, Bll I:
Carlsbgd, Wert
notgrlep public
aid.
sterda; appointed
1 1 ' . v ' 1 nor Me I ion
SPECIAL TO WOMEN
Tkt inosL economical, ntglllll find
goriulcldul ni all anllHoptlca l
A soluble Antiaeptic Powder to
be dissolved in water at needed.
Aon medicinal nnllaoptlc for dOUChM
In troullug cHtiinh, Inlliininiatlon or
tilcnnitlon of nose, throal, und that
caused tiy fomlnlnn III II. hiut no equal.
For ton yours the Lydla B, Plnkham
Medici M Oft baa recoiiiinciidod PgJttin
In their prlvalo correapimdcnco with
Woman, wlih li proves Its Kupcrlorlty.
Women who buvo beta ciirii say
It la "worth Its. weight In gold.'' At
druggists. (iOc. Inrgo box, or by mall.
Tho l'uilou Toilet Co., Boiitou, Maa.
ee-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I Hudson for Signs I
Wall Paper
HUDSON for Picture
Frames
e i irili si. iiiul Copper Avo
e-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-ee
DRUMMER ALLEYS
I (IB I v. I i : i IKK
Try a GkUM of Ten Plug
West (odd
BALDRIDGE
LUMBER COMPANY
PAROID ROOFING with 15
year ouarantee
DUKE CITY
Cleaners-Hatters
220 West (odd
'lionc 410
THE WM. FARR COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
rRBBH M SAff Ml TS
Sausage SMH'lalty
For Can', and Hogs (he BlicjrraC
Mail. ii Prlcca Arc Paid.
Glass-Paint
Cement-Plaster
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