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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

Page

6

Hawaii Irrigation and Water Rights Affected by Sugar Industry

Frank L. Webster discusses Hawaiian irrigation history noting natives dammed streams to flood taro patches for fourteen months. Water rights followed long usage, but sugar planters acquired upper lands and water, expanding irrigation via ditches and pumps to 400 foot levels. Artesian wells supply water for sugar and rice, with limited fruit crops and a push to forestry.

Hawaii Frank L. Webster Pahbea Puna Hawaiian Islands Atternyny Someon Irrigation Congress Webster Liawall Arouth Hawaiii

Weeds Cut Notice From Biota at 24 New York Avenue

Dae prepares to vent weeds on short notice. Wy and FP are involved with Biota located at 24 New York Avenue, seeking weed cutting services.

Biota New York Avenue

Synod of New Mexico closes in Silver City and plans Phoenix meeting

The Presbyterian synod of New Mexico finished four days of work in Silver City with reports on missions among Mexican, Indian, and American populations. Dr. John Gast was reelected, a Southwestern Christian sanatorium was discussed, and plans for a future coeducational college were advanced. The next synod session is set for October in Phoenix.

Siiver City John K. Gass Nik Board of Church Erection Gast Albuquerque Hugh A. Cooper R W Collier W. P. Sipe J. W. Por Ormmites John Gastem Fiew A. AM. Perkins Penelyteran Noranhl Dor Robert M. Donaldson Ict Denver Tev T.C. Muffett New York Iter Cutlender Slam BO Yield HM. Perkins Leorge Loge John Lord Church of Farmington Herd Wan Hardle W. T. Minton Mexicng

Splendid Exhibits by New Mexico Educational Institutions

New Mexico industrial exposition features rich displays from the University of New Mexico and other institutions. The university’s Pueblo style building showcases pottery, blankets, and regional art, with English, engineering, geology, and domestic science sections presenting works and demonstrations. Other schools from Colfax, Santa Fe, and rural districts exhibit progress in education under supervisors like Prof Fisher and John D. Clark.

New Mexico University of New Mexico School of Mines Agricultural College University Exbhibit University John Lee Clarke Europe Hickey Canterbury Cathedral Kenilworth Windsor Castle Canterbury Freda Smith BR. Gibbons Kirk Diryvan Angell John D. Clark Watson Scvems Facult Clark Tight Albuquerque Colfax County Agricultural Hall Normal University of East Las Vegas Normal School of Bilver City Albuquerque Business College Roswell Albuquerque City Bernabo County Santa Fe Bocorto Valencia San Miguel Mora Deming Silver City St Joseph's School Old Albuquerque Immaculate Conception School St. Vincent’s Academy Alboquergue St. Carthine’s Indian School Santa

Garfield urges cooperation on water and forests protection

James Rudolph Garfield secretary of the interior writes to the irrigation congress urging joint action to conserve watershed forests and regulate headwaters. He stresses cooperative planning among federal state and local authorities and water users associations to ensure fair use and repayment of reclamation project funding.

James Rudolph Garfield Secretary of the Interior Irrigation Congress Congress Garfield Interior Department United States Reclamation Service Yarlors Department Pierce Retary

Jealous Husband Kills Wife and Mother-In-Law in Double Tragedy

Jealous husband Charles Baldasarelis shot and killed his wife eight months after their marriage inside his father-in-law Eliot Baldasarelis home in Biuckton California. He then killed his mother-in-law Mrs A Canna age 60 after arranging money and sending for liquor.

Biuckton Cal Charles Baldasarelil Eliot A. Canna Baldasarelis

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