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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23

was returned late yesterday after
noon. Ortiz was arfaigned and
pleaded not guilty. Messefs Chester
Hunker and Leo Upton were appoint
ed by Judge Clarence J. Roberts to
conduct the mans defense and his
trial was set for Saturday morning.
Another true bill was returned yes
terday but as the man Indicted is
not under arrest it was not made
public. In the case of Mrs. Lucinda
johnson no-true bill was returned
Mrs. Johnson has been a frequent de.
fendant in police court proceedings
and it was at her home tha. the
property stolen from the lie Due
tailor shop and the men now awaiting
sentence for the robbery of that
place were discovered. The grand
jury expected to return a number
OF indictments at this afternoons ses
sion OF the court. These are said 10
be directed against persons who have
refused or neglected to send their
children to school.
Little business was transacted BIZ
the court this morning. Adjournment
was taken shortly after the opening
until 2 o'clock this afternoon. If the
business of the term is not comple.-
ed by Saturday evening Judge Rob-
erts probably will excuse the grand
and petit juries subject to call. The
Judge will be obliged to go Monday
% Santa Fe as the supreme court |
If which he is an associate justice. |
Will go into session at that time. Ear
y in December Judge Roberts prob
IDLY will return to Las Vegas to
complete the business Of the Novem-
'er term. The criminal and civil
Iockets are in excellent condition so
hat it is not likely that much busi-
less will remain undisposed of at the
nd of this week.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23
Will Nor MoLEsr MoNoPoLIgs

Washington. Nov. 23.-Walter L.
Fisher. secretary of the interior, stat
ed before the national waterways
commission today that -the govern
ment should take no steps to prevent
combinations or monopolies in the
development of electricity from water
power. Instead. he said, federal re-
gulations should be made strong
enough to protect the public interest
Investors should be assured large
enough return to attract capital into
the water power. said Secretary
Fisher.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23
HEAVILY ARMED men
PLACED Under ARREST
DEPUTY SHERIFF sENA CAP
TuREs A WARLfkE TRIO
NEAR AzuL

Carrying heavy revolvers which
they discharged at intervals, three
strange men were arrested early this
morning near Azu1 by Deputy Sheriff
Enrique Sena Sena's attention was
attracted to the men by the sound
of their revolvers. He is inclined
to believe they were firing at him, al
though none of the bullets came close
to him. The men declare they are
residents of Mexico officers here
are inclined to believe they were on
the way to join band Of Reyistas,
who are conducting revolt against
the Madero regime
The men gave their names as Pri-
mo Tapia, Juan Goime and Leandro
Ancors. They said they were on their
way from Denver to FL Paso. The
men will be held under charge of
carrying deadly weapons and prob
ably will be indicted by the grand
jury. which is now in session. Off.
Ger Sena and companion were on
their way to Los Alamos when they
discovered the three strangers. The
men acted in such suspicious man
ner that they will be investigated
closely. 1t is thought they may have
been contemplating committing Sc
rious crime or were endeavoring t.
escape from some penal institution
or the clutches of officers in Rator
or Trinidad.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23
CHIEF JUSTICE GIVES
PACKERS NO RELIEF
ELDER MEMBER OF SUPREME
COURT REFUSED TO GRANT
STAY IN PROCEEDINGS.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-Chief Justice
White today refused to grant stay
in the trial of the Chicago beef pack
ers but referred the attorneys making
the application to the entire bench
with the statement that the matter
was of too much Importance for him
to pass on it individually. Attorney
Miller announced that such an applica-
tion to the entire court would be made
at the first sitting December A.
Attorneys for the packers indicated
that efforts will be made to have
Judge Carpenter of the United States
district court at Chicago, before whom
the indicted packers have been sum
moned for trial on Monday, grant {
further postponement until the su
preme court passes on the application
for stay.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23
TO BOOST LAFoLLETrE.

San Francisco, CAL, Nov. 23.-The
California campaign for the nomina-
tion of Robert M. LaFollette for pres
ident will be launched here Saturday
afternoon when $50 supporters OF the
Wisconsin senator will meet for for
NAL conference. The call sent out by
Secretary Detriclx of the republican
state central committee has been
signed by Governor Johnson, Lieuten-
ant Governor Wallace, Representative
Kent. and others. President Frank r
Devlin of the Lincoln Roosevelt
league, in California. has been asked
J to preside.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23
No Aid From Federation

Atlanta, Ca, Nov 23.-The Ameri-
can Federation of Labor will make
no direct appropriation for the de.
Tense of the McNamaras The op.
portunity to do so passed today when
the convention adopted the recom.
mendation of committee that labor
organizations throughout the coun
try he appealed to for more funds
The report made no mention Of ;
direct appropriation, and it was pu
through before those who favores
the proposed $4,000 donation had al
opportunity to suggest an amend
ment.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23
POLITICAL REFUGEES ON TRIAL.

Laredo, Texas. NOV. 23.- AKeged po-
lit:cal refugees fsom Mexico are on
trial here today 5eeo'e q the Inspector
in charge of tie init "a states i'1mi-
grafton service. )ro deportation has
been ordered. It 's cnacSad the men
ere undesirable .:.tiz Is besausc they
are supporters Of tac so-callsd Reyes
revolt against the Mexican govern.
ment.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23
NEW YORK COTTON

New York, Nov. 23.-Cotton spot
closed dull and unchanged; middling
uplands, 9.45; middling gulf go; sales
100 bales.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23
Y. N. C. A. TO
keep open HOUSE
SATURDAY EVENING THE ASSo-
CITATION BUILDING WILL BE
SCENE OF MERRIMENT.

There is to be big time at the Y.
M. C.. A. Saturday evening from s 20
III o'clock. The first annual sale of
magazines will take place at this time
with Byron 7. Mills as auctioneer. A
pleasing program has been arranged,
both literary and musical, with some
of the best talent that Las Vegas af-
fords. The following program will be
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-11-23

Piano duet ........-........
Misses Marie and Lucy Clements.
Selection Normal School Orchestra
Following the program the guests
will be shown through the building by
the Boy Scouts and will be furnished
light refreshments in the social rooms
All members and friends of the asso-
ciation are cordially invited to this
J open house.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04

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place q beginning, and J. W Hunter.
7. H Cooling and T. a Bowler ar
appointed judges Il szii sssaehone Pre-
eiDcz, Nth voting plzee Al The Old opera
bO1se
A. provided by statute, Il l. hereby
ordered that that the Communication i,
for rad poll tax De fixed Al four dollars
upon ezeh male persOn subject u aid
tax
Wbereupon the Board 81 County Com
InissiOners takes rsoess until May 9Th.
for the purpose Of refunding Lincoln
Counfy's so, 90 bonds and such other
general Or continued business A. may
e1One up before this regular session.
lSignei) A l. SPEAENAS.
Attest Chairman
tssgnedJ HskEY W AxDEEsoS.
Clerk.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04
Notice for Publication proof

\ ,z-.o hzzeitarlh. % Jer01ne Idaho ss.;v,.s
q Nz1ssi b@ruicz 6zrirlar who uia.a sr,fry 49,
cll.-r u provisions - act Of The jsfi.i.5,-
y u -i<i- - Idaho. ellnnlofly known 4. ~.
t@s-5 Al apI-pFs-i March nd -, ,rhieb
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70 f.'-f-Dg give no-lee q ny intention .. = =
Ia p-rsDi 70 establish my claim 10 H. -
zt-0Ee fissrit.7c- ami that expect 70 rrr,,, go
have rs5dezi On. reclaimed sr e,iitis.,s uiSi
ADJ A. required % laE. before z ri Tr.in :,
S-rf'il,-- ioei.o- On tie ith day Of Nav ieIi =
tI0 q tie following Witness. isii' nJ
" a Hess. J. H Asheufelrer lam NJ
AN J. -ilf-nii@ir. AL % Jerome. Idaho
r, s-AEIO HAzElBAErH. Entrytus,
Fir-t pub App 9Th. last pub MAJ IN 49, w.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04
Flemish Soup.

CIT Al equal quantity Of carrots,
on.ons and turnips into small pieces
and Put then into saucepan With a
head O lettuce. tEo leeks. Z head OF
e1diTe and lump Of butter. Add half
pint Of broth and boil gently until
tender. stirring occasionally. Then
pour II t-o quarts Of boiling broth.
1eesone4 70 taste With salt. pepper
and half tezspoonful OF sugar. lie,
sinner for to hours. and Just efore
serving beat the yolks OF three esgs
Nth half pint OF cream Stir into
the soup and serve With snippes Of
toast
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04
Notice for PubIioation-FinaI proof

J. SeN ton lekansy. Of Jerome. Idaho
ii-.s,e eiliry No q. under the prn,isiS-'s u
Al o u eslislAtnre Of The STATE Of idabo ~
March nd. la which embraces 10 9-'.-p' ~
" = rzils- Y = b ". 90 hereby give ns.i9. ~ y;
~ iiieiitioii 70 make fiiAl prof 10 biib %, 81
-xJseff 70 prove that Law. r.-sj.i..f -, .4t I
adj ssili Z, .si sid LAM required tf -,
ior- \ = lrAiil. Al jeIsiii.e Idaho -, -. y
-, -, :. nay isii- oy tap u the folIoiune -;
,, - " D<se--. A I. bs'iner J. Nelson ST.,
hArrJ Parsons. Al oi l.rolne. Idaho. e''epAfd.
Ftr., pub Az r az -. ?: D5vasEs. Entrynan.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04
Notice for PubIication-FinaI Proof

Uzs1= =-l--y No. I-s5. ursier rh4 u-uyis;r-s - =.
~ . II rs rr= u the --zr- 81 Idaho r---
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= -ii=nflr- n make final prot 10 esrsf,i.h nv
eAl-l u IT, and above Gs-erif--f ara 49, Z
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z-l1 cultivated ali and - required fr ~ =
,qr@ = d Trail ~ Wendell. Idaho "a ~. 81
14F % Nay 1911 b Two 81 tn iClt1uirl- -.
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2 2 --epar7i. Louis Jacobson. John ~
t2ri -@ilol-1- al q Wsl1=ll Idaho.
FkASE A WALTZ Furrvrr.-
Yrs pub Apr -. lzst pub Nav J.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04

April l-th. 1911.
Fail B0arl oynre1s7i p1r.sznl % a.
io1ruDent-
In ffse matter Il TIE eOu1rze< entered
into SoT- :, 1910. be4Eeen the Bard q
ClEIEnis-5Orer. q LIn1oln e0szn-y and g.
D. JOlnsOn, tOr TIE perfOrznzDee Il cer-
tain sO-k upon tie -i8oehO1e Fzlls Grab,
szid eynfrze1 beng fnistse-d and kid
grz,ie zesepssi b. Lincoln eountg: Il L.
therefore, ordered that EzrTz<is bereco-
for is-zze.1 upon estimates One % ssTe1
inclusive II and are hereby approved
and the ABdiDr instructed % draw zzr-
rants upOn the Rozi and Bridge Fund
IN favor q g. D. johnson IN TIE amount
u 1855. being the tn pr cent bid
until tie compilation d eontrzez-
Pursuant To prOvissOn q Hoza-e Bill
No 80, by Wharf, providing for STATE
appropriation for bridge zcrus. Snake
River between Lincoln and Txin Fzll-
county, ti,e board hereby zppropriztes
one tbOusznd dollars toward TIE c.os- and
construction d such bridge, said amount
being payable WHEN sz1eh bridge l. fully
constructed With good zppreefes there
70, q sufficient strength and perInznenoe
u Be, In the estimation u this board,
safe and permanent, and Kenneth Crireh-
fed 81 Wendell + hereby appointed
Commissioner for Lincoln County, a.
provided in szid Ho1se Bill No. 10.
Pursuant to provision q Senate Bill
No -, BY Cooling, providing for :
state appropriation for = bridge zerus=
Snake River between Lincoln and Twin
Falls counties, the Board hereby zppro-
PIRATES one thousand dollars toward. the
construction Of such bridge, aid amount
being payable when such bridge il fully
constructed with good zpprOzehes there
10, Of sufficient strength and IerInznenoe
10 be, in the estimation Of this board,
safe and permanent, and Edward s
Smith Of Cooling Is hereby appointed
Commissioner for Lincoln County, a.
provided in Senate Bill No. 50.
Pursuant TO provision Of House Bill
No. -, by Taylor, providing for state
appropriation for bridge zeroer Snake
River befxcen Lincoln and Twin Pals
counties, the Board hereby appropriates
one thousand dollars toward the cost and
construction Of srch bridge, said amount
being payable when such bridge Is fully
constructed with good approaches there
70, Of sufficient strength and pernanence
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04
For Sale.

Choice Of two mzrss or two geldings.
Also double hzrness, JnO. Deere two die
plO~, De~ Last year; three inch stBde-
baker wagon, steel harrow, and ~ gal
Ion water tank For particulars, call or
addres LISooIx CoUSTT TUE-, OF box
3s7, Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04


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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-05-04

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-10
FORD SELLS WELL

The Schuman Carriage Company
had an excellent season, for no
fewer than three sales were effected
during the v-1k just closed DR..
Monsarratt took 1911 Ford roadster
and so did Constructor Evans, Of the
Hawaiian Preserving Company, ~
Iwilei, while C. C. Clark. the man.
ager of the Maui News, took a Ford
torpedo roadster.
Schuman expects 1912 Locomo-
bile to arrive next month, but so far
he has not received any advices as 10
what steamer will bring it. He has
Just received an I. H. Company de-
livery wagon. This. he says, is an
excellent vehicle. 1t is Of twenty
horsepower, with a six.foot body,
capable of carrying 1900 pounds, and
has high wheels with solid tires. It
is a product of the International Har-
vester Company, a corporation that
has a big reputation. 1t is a fine rig
for light work, for it has speed
of twenty-five miles and only costs,
landed in Honolulu, $3.50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-10

derground water. Special drainage
operations have before been carried
out with a view to removing The
danger, but apparently the results
have not been lasting, water having
again collected, and it is feared tina.
the effects on the foundations of the
cathedral will be disastrous. It is
now proposed to proceed without de-
lay with the work of strengthening
the foundations, not only of this
cathedral, but also of several other
old buildings, including the ducal
castle.-London Globe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-10

work on the airship is now rapidly
approaching the time when it will
be ready for its trial flights, but no
doubt the owners of the machine
will wait until they have had the
benefit of watching Mason and
Walker do some of their thrilling
flights before they make any expert
ments.
Some shipments of cars are ex-
pected at an early date, possibly on
the Wilhelmina arriving here on
Tuesday next. Wells thinks that
there will be some Knox and Paige
Detroit machines,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-10
sINGULARITIEs OF THE
TENAC ADMAnIII - /

During the last three years Drs.
Newman and Patterson of the school
Of zoology of the University of Texas
have been much interested in working
out the certain points concerning the
biology of the rmadillo-probably the
most unique animal in Texas, This
little creature represents a migrating
species, which has in large numbers
crossed the frontier of Texas from
Mexico and now inhabits the greater
portion of the southern half of the
state.
The point of special interest in the
biology of the armadillo lies in its
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-10

peculiar method of development. Drs
Newman and Patterson have found out
that the Texas armadillo normally
gives birth to four young, and that
the individuals of any given litter are
invariably of the same sex-that is,
they are either all males or all fe-
males, never mixed-Houston Post.