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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1908

Page

7

Atlantic and Pacific fleets sail from San Francisco to Puget Sound

The Atlantic fleet of battleships departs San Francisco for Puget Sound arriving Seattle May 22 docking at Bremerton or returning for repairs. The Pacific fleet sails toward Honolulu and Auckland with Rear Admiral Dayton commanding and Rear Admiral Sperry in temporary flag, amid banquet at the Fairmont.

Morning Journal San Francisco Cal Puget Sound Seattle Bremerton Navy Yard Honolulu Auckland Pacific Dayton Velock Sperry Atlantic Admiral Dayton Santa Barbara West Vice Finta Colorado Maryland Pennsylvania Tennessee Washington California Charleston Swinburne Monterey Yorktown South Dakota Fairmont Hotel Knights of Columbus Father Gleason Connecticut Thomas Southland New Jersey Aml Nicholson Nebraska Admiral Sperry Simmer

Governor Curry Seeks Influence Over Lands Return Blockages

Governor Curry presses for influence to unblock bills returning lands to the territory. The effort focuses on removing political obstacles hindering the legislation and resuming processes to restore territorial land ownership.

Curry

Outlook is for Santa Fe Vic tory in Congress aid fight

Special correspondent Will C Barnes reports Washington gossip as Congress nears adjournment. New Mexico interests loom large, especially the $50,000 irrigation congress measure pushed by Senator Andrews with Governor Curry support and aid from Jadstro and various senators, including California, to secure passage.

Andrews Curry Congress United States Treasury Santa Fe Will C. Barnes Will C, Barnes Washington New Mexico Albuquerque Irrigation Congress Jadstro California

CLOG IN WHEELS OF THE TALL TIMBER BILL

The timber land bill stalls after Governor Curry and Mr Andrews push for passage. Three months pass without movement as theories develop about the delay. A resident named Curry works to identify the hitch and push the measure forward.

Curry New Mexico Andrews

Clovis Land Case Draws New Mexico Delegation to Interior

In Santa Fe a long dispute over 210000 acres tied to the Santa Fe railroad is debated before Interior Secretary Garfield. Settlers led by Governor Curry contest the railroad title claiming lands were misvalued. Copeland of Clovis argues for settlers while rail officials present strong defenses. Secretary Garfield will decide after review, affecting land sales and westward settlement.

Clovis Railroad New Mexico Secretary of the Interior Santa Fe Company Clovis Curry C. F. Copeland Railroad Copeland Garfield

Conference of governors gathers at White House this week

The event brings six of the nation’s governors and their delegates to Washington for a vast assembly of leaders from labor, industry and associations. They will discuss national policy on resources including timber, coal and water and consider government control or management of public lands. The gathering totals about 450 prominent figures debating the future of resource stewardship.

White House H. A. Jastro American National Livestock Association Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Dan Gooding Wyoming American Sheep Growers’ Association

Roosevelt Pinchot Conference Aims to Shape Water Power Policy

The article describes a national meeting organized by Gifford Pinchot in Washington to debate water power control versus private utility takeovers. It notes President Roosevelt’s influence, invited figures like Bryan and Carnegie, limited admission, and New Mexico delegates George Arnot Col Twitchell and Wm McDonald, all aiming to protect regional interests.

Roosevelt Whit House Mr. Bryan NG Cleveland Andrew Carnegie New Mexico George Arnot Albuquerque Col Twitchell Las Vegas

Senate battle over forest service funding ends with $4 million push

The debate over national forest improvements pits Senator Teller against forest service backers. Teller seeks to eliminate the appropriation, while Dixon and others push from $500000 to $4 million, securing a large majority in favor. The result centers on praise for forester Mr. Pinchot amid the victory.

Forest Service The Senate Overman South Carolina Teller Mr. Telley National Forest Dixon Montana Dolliver Iowa Pinchot

New Gun Club Holds Practice Tournament

The Southwestern Gun club hosted a practice shoot at Traction Park with clay pigeons from an automatic trap. Scores included Cobb 24 and Ortiz 23 among others. wind caused several low scores. A literary aside features brief, odd quotes between Ibsen and Gibson.

Southwestern Gun Club Traction Park Abbott Obermeyer Guynn Quier Michaelbach Cobb Stitzer Grant Hawley Pollard Lawson Neher Holts Ortiz Weigel Thorp

Chronic Constipation Cured with Foley's Urino Laxative

An advertisement claims Foley's Urino Laxative cures chronic constipation by aiding digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels. It promises pleasant taste, non nagging effect, and quick improvement without nausea or griping from J. W. O'Rielly's agency.

Foley J. WH. O'Rielly

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