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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1908

Page

4

Water rights clash blocks Pennies Receivels case

U S reclamation service obtained a district court order July 29 restraining Pennies Receivels and Development, George W Temple, and David J McCanne from interfering with Penasco and Weinut creeks water used for Carlsbad project. A flood damaged works before the hearing. The government aims to protect Carlsbad water supply. Carlsbad city council granted Colonel J L Bell a railroad franchise through city streets, with Bell promising to build a mailroad and not seeking a bonus. Funds for national forest road and trail improvements are limited, but planning aims to create durable, useful roads and trails with guidance from the Office of Good Roads.

Ted States Reclamation Service District Court Pennies George W. Temple David J. McCanne Penasco Landswest Dayton United States Carlsbad Penacee Cachobad Cariebad J. Ll. Bell el Paso and Kaneasity Construction Company Colonel Bell Carlebad Red River

Comprehensive road systems for reserves plan on national forests

Forest Service Bulletin states the office of public roads in the Department of Agriculture will cooperate with the Forest Service to draw up comprehensive road systems and trails on national forests. The article notes this effort follows two years of congressional action.

Public Roads Forest Service Office of the Public Roads The Department of Agriculture

Alien homesteaders must know English

Denver tests new court ruling declaring foreign born homesteaders must read and write English to receive final papers. Judge Lewis barred finalizing titles for claims unless the applicant can demonstrate English proficiency, a move expected to invalidate hundreds of claims and align with naturalization office protests about deficient citizenship knowledge.

Lewis Thie Naturaliation Office

The Economist Inaugurates Daily Sale in Albuquerque

The Economist launches a daily sale unique to Albuquerque offering seasonally appropriate apparel at very low prices. The store displays discounted items in a spacious window, promises fresh stock weekly, and claims to carry no left over merchandise between sales.

Albuquerque Oe Secon

Electric Plant Shows Profit After One Month

Special Correspondence Morning Journal San Marcial New Mexico August 2 Messie Hewerd and Werrel report the electric plant on the Broyles estate to be financially successful after one month. They invested repairs, including fixing a smokestack hole, and each partner earned about seventy dollars. Officials may consider city ownership as repairs continue and profits rise. Dr WwW Beedie is noted to have died, with several relatives mentioned among San Marcial residents.

San Marcial N. M Messie Hewerd Werrel Hecht Broyles Busihowe Toe Sam Hanna Kan Www Beedie F. P. Wilson Paso Mre FL M Brainard Albuquerque Heedle Mre. Patterson Engineer Patterson Imfianapolis Ind

Republicans Form Vaughn Club Strengthens Local Party Ties

A Vaughn New Mexico republican club organized with about fifty members at a meeting. Officers elected include W W Brown as chairman Leonard A Hardie secretary and F P Crespin treasurer. J B Wetson introduced local phone system plans and J M Caldwell opened a general store. Governor Curry visit noted as locals report rain benefiting crops.

Vaughn, N. M Republican Club W.W. Brown Leonard A. Hardlie F. PD. Crespin J. 2. Wetson Fl Paseo J. Mt. Caldwell JK. Monroe T. M. Dumas Spence Hardie L. Maresh J. F Cain Leonard A. Hardie Curry Santa Rosa

Colorado and Southern Makes Good Showing

Denver August 3 The annual report of the Colorado and Southern shows a surplus for the year ending June 20 of 4 127 522 after operating expenses interest and dividends and taxes The plus rose 35 68 from last year with gross earnings of 14 256 325 for the fiscal year an increase of 9 06 731 over the prior year Operating costs ran 9 594 000 up 612 376 Net operating revenue stood at 4 686 673 up 73 477

Denver Colorado & Southern

Harriman seeks protection for railroads in new talks

Chicago August 3 Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports Edward Harriman meeting with railroad executives J C Stubbs Juliue Krottschnitt S M Felton and B E Ripley. Harriman opposes Hepburn bill without protection for railroads urging regulation with publicity and government cooperation to move traffic along least resistance and cost.

Chicago Harriman Taft

Officers think they caught French express robbers

In San Marcial New Mexico on August 3 deputies and railroad men arrested two Black men suspected in the French express robbery. They guarded the pair at St Elmo and checked baggage rumored to hold 55000 with only fifteen cents found. One man had Santa Fe service papers and a woman accomplice was penniless. Sergeant Lewis may visit to link them to the French case.

Morniing Journal San Marcial N. M Shipman St. Elmo Salon Belen McKintey Santa Fe Service Lewis Mounted Police

Excellent Concert Tonight by Ohio Wesleyan Concert Company

Ohio Wesleyan University Concert Company will appear in concert at First Methodist Church tonight. Soloists include H C Clase and G S Battette with R W Goddard Jr and C P Lyonbasse. Program features songs, quartets, and a reading with intermission pieces and a dawn reading. Program subject to change.

Ohio Westeyan University Concert Company Ohio Wesleyan University H. c. Clase G.S. Battette R. W. Goddard

Journal Want Ads See Quick Results

Morning Journal readers are urged to try classified want ads for fast results. The notice promotes simple posting and quick responses to advertised needs.

Journal

Auction List of Household Goods and Misc Items

Ads list assorted goods including ladders paint churns lanterns a large dictionary bindings a 1 gallon ice cream freezer and a seller name The Maze operated by Wm Kieke at 211 South Pirse Street with several small prices noted.

Inmgier Orrs White Mountain THE Wm. Kieke South Pirse Street

Road tax and road district office in Albuquerque

The law requires a able bodied man aged 21 to 60 to pay three dollars annually or labor three days on roads. Albuquerque precincts 12 and 26 appoint W. H. Gillenwater as Road District No. 3 supervisor without pay to manage funds and roads with Good Heads Association guidance. Porterfield and Co. at 216 West Gold avenue handle road tax payments when possible. The law will be enforced accordingly.

Sith Legislative Assembly Albuquerque Good Heads Association Mr. & M. Porterfield Porterfield and Co Weet Gold Avenue W. H. Gillenwater

The Bummer Garden Becomes Summer Resort

The Bummer Garden on Mountain road has changed hands and will be run as a summer resort. It is billed as the coolest and shadiest place in town and will cater to the best of trade, banning loafing and rough behavior. Arthur Aber combie, manager.

Bummer Garden Mountain Road Arthur Abercombie

For Sale Angora Goats Bucks Does andKids

7000 registered and high grade Angora bucks does and kids for sale. Prices reasonable and buyers can purchase any number. Goats are good heavy shearers and will bear inspection. Come see or write your request. M. Kr McCrory San Marcial New Mexico.

M. KR McCrory San Marcial

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