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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-13

NEW YORK. Sept. IA new func-
ton has just been added 70 the many
which The New York police ar called
upon TO perform. Their newest duty
consists In teaching politeness 20 the
male Inhabitants OF ;he city. The re-
form has been introduced where II
undoubtedly most urgently needed
az the Manhattan end OF the Brooklyn
bridge. The congestion at this point
every evening at the rush hour IS Nh
egualied anywhere else in the world
and has aroused the anger and disgust
OF those who have had occasion 70
witness II. In the rush OF the tens o'
thousands Of home-g Oers for seats IN
the Brooklyn-bound cars men and
women have been trampled upon and
frequently serious injuries have oc-
CURED. Tho waiting crowd has
sWarmcd over tn. cars before they
came 20 stop and in the mad con
test women naturally had little chance
2 10 secure seats. Captain I}ourke. who
has charge OF the police at this point.
determined 20 change this state Of
affairs For he past few evenings he
has lined up his men and compelled
she crowd 10 wait until the cars came
: 20 stop before attempting TO board
Them and then has given the women
first chance To secure seats. As re-
suit from five to ten thousand women
who 'armorly were compelled TO stand
IN the ears have Obtained seats The
car hogs have been too shame
faced to make serious protests and -
is believed that continuance OF tho
present system will result in the abo-
liiiou OF what has always been one 81
tho most dis.racctul scenes 10 be oh
served In tho city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-13
POLICE TEACH MANNERS
TO NEW Y0RK'S GAR HOGS"

erookn Bridge Crush Tha. Daily ossrseed
H0Use-Ieemans Lot Not Happy One. Says Trust
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-13
MITCHELL Wins
Geldins Takes the Feature Event at
Syracuse Track.

SNRACi Sc. y y. Sept l9-On a
track made heavy by early morning
rains. Charley Mitchell won the $40
""" Empire stake for Fla trotters a.
the state fair today in remarkably
fast time The Eeldiug won ia
straight heats and was only crowded
in the stretch once by Lewis Forresr.
Tho latter and Chatty Direct had =
pretty battle for second money.
Forest Prince. after winning the
first TWO heats Of the 2.l2 pace. lost
III" third 20 Lloyd Bell but captured
the fourth heat and tho race.
Because az the heavy condition OF
the track. other races scheduled for
to-day We're put over until tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-13
Summaries

The Empire State stake. -.1i trot-
ting. heats in =. purse S'n.n""-
Charley Mitchell. won: Louis Forrest.
second. Chatty Direct. third Best
time. 2.oGi9
2:12 class pacing. 3 heats in .. purse
Sl."0H-Forest Prince. won. Lloyd
He'll. second. St Anthony. third Best
time. 2.OSi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
H|GHB|NOER FOUND
IN ARIZONA
Chinese Attempts Heinous
Crime, and is Caught When
Returning to Scene After
Unsuccessful Effort.

Tucson. Ari1. June 2i.--Jin "a sui.
q Chinese. Who fred sho, through
the door OF place kept by Ycc Noon,
another Chinaman, has been held 10
answer charge of assault
Jim Nu \W b. the highbinder vino
fred shot through the door ol Zee
Moons place an late hour N FRI.
day Hight and thcn proceeded - ltile
The place When be had departed
Yec Wouu notified the police a. Ito
uccurrcnc, aud said that he had ID, y
robbed % $500 that war IN his trunk
hnt later Investigation developed lhui
the moucN was not found by the high
waymun Tia Yu Nui, who has the
reputation uf being "A bad man. was
later captured by Deputy Sheriff Nun
gia aud not by the city police. n,
was taken by surprise as he was zee
turning 20 the scene OF HIS attemptc'
crime and though he started To pm
NJ resistance. was disar.ned ant
subdued.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
YOUNG NEWSPAPER
man WINS PRIZE
FROM GOLFERS
Egmont Arens. Local Newspa-
per Man. and Former Var
sity Boy, Takes Handsome
Check.

collier Weekly which arrived here
last niEh,. contained It statement that
viii De rather gratifying To- EgmOnt
&C. Arcns. "a Evening Herald reporter
vino Is nov on his vacation. II * To
the effect that Arens won the con-
tost for the best letter from Alhu-
qu rquc on the newspaper situation.
There we're % cities in the United
states la winch these prizes were Of
Tered, Albuquerque being the only one
N Sew Mexico Two prizes for pco-
pie not residing IN the cities named
were offered. and one OF them was
won by Mrs u. B,dichock of Dem
ing. y NJ
The letters were selected tor their
apparent grasp uf tn. subject rather
ilau iar literary merit. bat the letiel
with which Nh Arcus Won the prize
was fuii, as mcr.toriuus ON tho latter
ground as On the grasp OF fact II
was - simple ana diguitiod letter and
wa very optimistic In tone.
Wh,u told uf his success Young
Arms refused to believe lac had won
uWn SHOWN the copy of the publca'
iipu making IN, announcement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

saturday.
Miss - Dycc of nyer. \. NJ. ar
rived un the l,th from Elephant
Butte.
Miss Lillic Hammer was - passcn-
got to santa Fc SUNDAY. She viii at
tend the teachers institute.
r. T. Dsy left Monday Tor I.arned,
Kan. where he expects To work IN
tho wheat harvest
I,ssrs. kays and M.ltCbarger oi
Venus took the train for Santa Fc
SUNDAY whore they are attending tn,
teachers institute.
Miss Louie WnlnRbam and Master
lIudi, WilIngham arrived Tuesday
from Altus. Okla. Tor a visit with
relatives near stanley.
Miss Doe r. smith Is attending the
teachers institute at Santa Fc this
week
" NJ Fisher made a trip 70 Albu-
qucrauo the first of the week
TN, Misses llill ir"m Nebraska. sis
tiers of Ray mond Hin. arr VISITING
Mi and Mrs Raymond I'm at their
ranch northwest OF town.
In NJ. NJ Mlligap and son Bruce
returned to Las Vegas ON the 2lst.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
.f|ANCEE VISITS
WILL ROGERS
Pretty California Girl Talks to
Lover in Penitentiary Hall
for Hour and Half Yester-
day.

Santa Fc. y. NJ. June 2s.--M-
though pretty Miss Rose Crawford.
fanccc of WIN Rogers. who was re-
Gently convicted Of kidnapping his
baby nephew and sentenced To at
least five years ig the pcnintcntiary
here, has come to Santa Fc for the
express purpose of securing the liberty
of the man che loves. II Is not likely
that her efforts will succeed. Men
who are IN u position TO know say
tina, Rogers very probably obtained
all the clcmcncy tina, could ever be
allowed him when II. was sentenced
to only five to twelve years for AS
| cold .bl6odtd an ATTACK on The afScc-
| uons OF the hahv's parents ana relo-
lives as has ever been committed ia
New Mexico.
Miss Crawford visited Rogers yes
torday. and the prison officials, hard
cncd though they are. were touched
| by the pitiful meeting OF Rogers with
| the girl for whose sake. IL Is SAID. ne
attempted 20 get rich quick.
Thrrc is no doubt now as to why
Rogers committed his horrible raid
upon the heart strings OF the child's
| parents. 10 "A young man LITERALLY
| supplied with funds whiiu a,tcnding
| school IN Los Angeles. where he met
| Miss Crawford. IT must have been cN-
cocdinely difficult to max" rudS meet
aud save little tor the prospects OF
marriage ON a salary hardly morc
| than the pocket money he spent "a
| California. Then too, he WAS ma Sew
| Mexico ANA his idol vas ina California.
ana ne was impatient. like all young
people
II is said he lost courage Ia light
his way to earn a good salary, which
Is such a problem Tor most young
men of today when tho temptation
L. resort To- an unusual aud dishon-
orabic method OF securing good
ump sum came his way he Yielded
to II
Nov ho is IN IN, prnito utiarS work 70
ms m the store room, not n stripes
biz, Wub H3mbcrs on his coat aud
numbers on his trousers which tell
that ho has run against the keen edge
OF the sword OF the law
tie is studying shorthand In his
spare hours aud there Is reason Ca
believe that his years In the peniten
tiary may make a real man of him,
not only in eaulppins him Ia earn a
fair salary when ~ leaves the in
siituti"n. but the lesson of adVcrsitN s.
may give him that quality called
character which M so sadly lacked.
And In the meantime TN world
wonders it his fiBnccc Viii stan con
tnue To- love him through the tedious
five years. the best of hJr ui, cess Il
his
The child Rogers was ..u}iDt'd "i
kidnapping Is thu SOFA 'i 'u- brother
\ + Rogers. OF Las N'sds, and th'
grandson of Judge ~ l. waldo. gene
oral counsel Tor Ga, santa Fr. Tia,
ransom ot $4,000 pa.d Waa recover
I'd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
SHIPPED FROM CRUCES
Nc>i,ia valley Tonu shipping Large
Quantities III IariN summer t.ar-
den aud Orchard Products.


l.us cruces. y NJ Junv 22-- ENvYN
express train that l'avt~ Las CRUCES
takes arre shipments of cabbage.
strus beans. peaches und uprirots.
Tho shipments ara sent 60 ~ fuS'
and otH.r points south while nrgc
uuantti,s are shipped tu nearly every
town in IN, territory ou th, north.
rlntaiuup, shipments VIII begin
July
Five dessert Hand cutr, auI nv"
homestead entries were uVi' Tues
day. IN, total acreage oW"untWs 60
liuU acres
sacred Hratl devotional .'r>l''a
has. been held ,,rrN evening thus
month 100 the Catholic chIruh Nau>
WAS devoted So services ,u honor ot
th, sacred VIRGIN.
Miss Fern Reeves lyu Wednesday
morning for Long Reach. cal, where
-hc Will sp"nd thc summon she VIII
ncipincd la Albudu,rqu0 nN Miss VIDA
pnuc,, furmor fas cruces teacher
IN, new house of Miss Iva EnEic'
right ON Miranda avenue Is nearby
completed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
CHANGE IN ARIZONA
SANITARY BOARD

PhucniX. Ariz. 1uno 2s.--Governor
SlVan has appointed W, II COX as
momh,r OF the cattle sanitary board.
vice j " stewart Of Prescott resign
ed
Both gentlemen are democrats, II
hg wing been Tie policy OF all adj
minstrations To- keep one member IN
the board of opposing political faith.
Mr. stewart rs u supervisor Of Nay-
apal county and also has "A great deal
of private business TO attend To-. In
tcn&,ring his resignation he stated
that hc dad 80 for the reason that lr
did not feel that ne could devote the
time necessary tor the discharge OF
his official duties AZ IA member of the
sanitlry hoard Mr.. COX IL woll
known not only IN yavapai county,
bu, n thls county where he made lIs
nom, uutl recent years, "a. his
h.en engaged IN the stock busino,s
NOR, ot loss all his life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
NEWMEX|COFARMER
IS FOUND DEAD
Old Homesteader Who Had
Claim Near Roy Dies Alone
in Cabin and Neighbors
Find Remains.

Ross ~ 49, Iuu, ~ G,ors. o.
Huston tecd ST YEAR. uas been
found dead lea u.- huusc on bis claim,
un, mil. northwest of EuN II. was
found by Johuuic Wh,us the ~
$ yar-old SON ~ Mrs Nhrur o' Roy
Nj Huston WAC had moved here
from E,lnud, Iowa. had ',,u Twins
atom, ou t.s claim fpr tu. pas four
wars and has AWAY appeared n
The h,si cog he1lih, and Ml m>U1hag
been To- So rkt visitor boz jYNu
u. Nae s''n az Worn ou u.s clam
"Wednesday cot las; w,.h. and from
ail appearances. IA, was probably pre-
plr.ue supper on that evening when
d, tl result % from STROKE oi ipop-
lrNy and WIS Apparently Usfut and
painless
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
ARIZONA Man IS
MAKING TRIP
Tempe Resident Following
Example of Fasteners and
Traversing Country in An.
tOmObile.

Tempe. Ari2 June % Richard ].
Schwoppc. well known resident OF
this city, is at present on his way
across tho country ln an automobllo.
Tn" trip II accomplished AS pianuc d
VIII De the Longest tour taken direct
/ IS across country
| rho following schedule 81 tho plans
| for the long trip Is from the los An
gclcs Herald which accompanies II
with a picture of the auto and D. oc-
cupnnts made just prior to the start
Los Angeles to Sar Francisco. 2is
days. stop / y days
san Francisco To- Reno, o. days.
Reno Ia salt Lake. ~ days
SAT- Lake 10 Denver, days one
day stop.
Denver 10 chicago. DAYS, DAYS
stop.
Chicago 10 l}osion. days. day
stop
Roston To- Moosehead Lake. days
Total 80 days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

Mnun. T. \ iiubhcll Mrs \ J Ma
10y. VI T. Stamm y Hnrsch,
-. Pilsbur,, \ j MaioY, J.
Nrisarr,, r. IT. Dunbar II n Boat
rieht. + l. Troiter. 4 " Ward. u
u. Grrcnlcaf. J II ShunleDa gcr. :
y Railing. Thomas = kplchvr. 4. j
Wilson. Arthur ENoritt. doe Barnett
Soi WELLER, Weller and Hcniumin
Prominent among ia, signors of tho
petition asking Tor paving were - \
Macpherson. thc Grant estate. h
Mc'Hnua, W - Hope. Stroug
hrpthcrs, ~ NHnoN simon stern
Commercial club. Julius Kraft. Gruus-
sicld Brothers Ro-ouNald Brother.
Joan 81 Moore Realty company, e. n
Stowl. manager Elk. theatcr. Joshua
= kaynoids. Wfllac, ucsscldpn. &c
vid,niui Fire Insurance Co.. : Gruns
lcld. e. T. Glerklcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

civil service examiners at Santa Pc
y NJ. or from the secretary of the
twelfth T. : civil service district
postonice building. san Francisco.
California.
Tho territorial engineer after an in
spcction of the southern Pccos valley
made recently today took action on
the following applications.
No, 2s2. Martin n. Yates. Jr.. Of
Artcria calling FOR water supply Of
Eagle Draw. Rejected. failure of ap-
plicant To construct irrigation works
within time prescribed In approval of
permit 10y engineer.
~. az. Thomas H. MALONE 81
ilag"rmnn, y NJ. water of Felix river
to bc diverted by means OF pumping
Approved. giving four times amount
OF water claimed during cnc-tourth
loi tho irrigation season IN order to
be aJlo to pump "a larger head Of
water and to conform with prior ap-
plications VI Thomas Banks. No 60,
No. 40 by Floyd Thomas of Weed.
| y. NJ. for waters OF Cottonwood
Draw. Approved. providing twice the
amount of wgter claimed Ia be
pumped ia hair the irrigation season
ana To- conform with application on
No. $50 by Henry J. ONcttpn If Lake
| Arthur calling FOR water of Gotten
wood Draw which was approved with
similar restrictions.
No. so, by Henry ]. Thompson
SpringcrNillo. Arizona. FOR waters oi
the Arroyo Garlic. Rejected .appli-
cant failing IL return map. plans and
Specifications Within 60 days a. pre-
scribed by law properly corrected.
| No, 5.3 by the town of Farming
ton. y. NJ. Tor waters Of IN. san Juan
river which is pumped onto n mes,
| on the south side Of the san Juan
ana 10 furnish water supply tor Ia,
city of Pennington. Approved foI
municipal purposes only. This appli.
cation for water rights Is for tn,
purpose Of supplying fire projection
and domestic supply and upon which
H. $50, 600 bond issue was recently
made by the electors ut Pennington
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
FAST DRIVING SAVES
LIFE OF BITTEN CHILD
Twelve N,'c "Trip In ~ Ninutc- q"
Il s1r, \id IL LATHE Giri \tA,chct
IN l;atil,t.
Especial correspondence q" the Her"id'

EStancia. y. NJ. lpuc Fast
q 'Nilg ON ia, part of local physi-
clan who made the l--milc TRIP to
the rnnca OF j " Morris, saved the
lift of NJ. Morris luuo hNo-S.ar-
old daughter Yesterday The child
had been bitten h> rlttlesnakc.
Medical aid Was summoned ~ rap
idly as possible, bat a. the ranch is
"a long distance from town, two hours
and a half elapsed before tac doctor
could arrive, though he made ia"
ltip ia g. minutes. The child rs doc
ing a. We'll as could be expected, 1ad
n Il thought viii escape serious re-
suits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
COUNTIES HAVE VERY
HEALTHY BANK
BALANCES
Territorial Travelling Auditor
Stafford Announces Amounts
on Hand; Bernalillo Has
Over $4,000.


santa Pc y. NJ, June 25.--Tcrri-
lorial Travelling Auditor g. V. Stafford
has made a statement of tdo affairs Of
tho various counties at the close of
business May 81.
cheycs county heads the list with
over ss7 900 on deposit. and Bcrnal-
lilo county is second with over ssc,-
ooo. santa Fc county has nearly
$4,000. The following is The state.
mon, the first column showing re-
ccipts for the month. the second the
disbursements aud tnr third tn, bal
succ on hand June J.
B,rnalillo, t2I,7SOIt. SG.52g.s3;
sSi.cstiI
Chayes. ti4,i0l.7i. si5.sG7.Oe,
se5ce7so.
CuifaN. Sil0S2.ss: t1.si3.6S; 500
7o2l5
curry SiLO5D.2G. s3,tSs 90; Ss2..
S62,24
bona Ana. $7lsIpl; STD2l3e
si3.i23.i5
Eddy, Ss7.5iG.tg S.5G7lS: $40
lciL.1.
Grant. SiI..1G.I2, &tG.3at22. s-G.-
lalie
Gundalup, s,u.,N7..a. ss.i,7 -.
lF-t5,sia
/ Lincoln. t.1sg.3p. ts3pta,. t,g..
s2n3I
Luna. t23.GttSI. slI3tsty. t72
5it5l.
| MCKINLEY xtlGsi.ig. k1SNo.G.
Sso,ss5se.
Mora I5,S5a..8. ttt3S.ig. $50. .
Sssls
Olcru, $3f29I.t5, S6,gS9.pi. ga.
1891.
QUAY. sS0.i3S.os: tl6.NS3.s5. GAS.
iie-U.
Rio Nrrlha, Sl0.073.S3. x2,tigOg;
$3.50 So
Roosevelt, S15Gl.5t. t9,6S0.3f;
S.0,hlo9l
SanduNal, xgl5G.lg. &l.GgG 30. Sag .
U7S,30.
san Juan, SSst7.56: x2.6Gl.oS.
/ SO, i5S.l3.
san Miguel. S5o.Osi.37. $ss,soo 81.
$40, lSGi9.
santa Fc. s9.2.O.S7. S..SO5.Jl. xaG
Hin
Sierra. sa.a37.oi; $685.. sci.
'li6H
Socorio, S.i.ssi.55. s5.72l.ti: SIS.
94'-o3.
Th"S S3,'fln 40. Si013.lG: se5,,
~" 20.
Tor iu.'. t6,ia6.33 t3,3G5.59. St1.,
/ lhh.'-.
Union. A3Ibld.ui; S1,5il.33; sac.
'-'.b'
Nal'ncH, SlaNlo.e7. fItG3.fS.
N'-,dl3,.l
inc totals. Receipts for monu
lI2l.-'
Disbursements for month, sl1t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
POST CARD DAY IS
OBSERVED AT STANLEY
Ii-a,N Wall ~ t'o-tai~ sent Oui from
Reported IN uimi >ciahhorhuod.


STANLEY. y. NJ, june ga Post card
das was quite generously observed
80 STANLEY IN, postmaster obtained
supply of cards from II. - fleming.
aocrctary of IN, bureau e. immigra-
ton. Tor free distribution. and the
supply was quickly taken up by par
ties who wished To- mail them 20
friends back east
\ nuc shower measuring ~ oi an
inch fcll AZ Snnlcy Yesterday
Mrs \ :. pulliam and nor son,
e.. ". Puiiam. arr visiting Mrs. Ful-
hams daughters. Mrs. j -. Leather
wood aud Mrs " + Castle.
g. y Ferguson is drilling well
ON his ranch four miles northwest oi
.taulr, -. + Fishor II duing the
work
\. = Pusny returned from rcrrillos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
CASHIER OF THE NEW
MEXICO CENTRAL DEAD
Wen known Young Man al santa tc
!, Resided in ritt-burg.

santa Fc. y NJ, june 3d. Frank
r. Bothwoll cashier aud paymaStgr
of the Sew Mexico Central dieJ here
OF lung trouble Yesterday re was
formerly "a resident OF putsburs and
was b. years old
Mr. Boutwell, was "a member ot tho
odd Fellows. the lndependcnt order
OF heaSers and tie independent
American Insurance company H. had
many friends IN Sauh Pc and
throughout the territory for ho tray-
cled good deal on railroad matters.
Mr.. Rothwell's brother C. Earl
bothWe ell Was with him when h, died
and viii accompany the oody back
o. Pittsburg tomorrow afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

p.W"d hay ~ ~ reasonable price,
Al selected With care Ever, pound
guaranteed o. ". Zee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
MORA COUNTY INSTITUTE
GAINS SO PER CENT
Fourteen Teachers Addcd ca - A.
ready Engaged ia stud, ~ summer
Normal.

Mora, y. NJ Junr 2i,-- Eighteen
nov students yesterday enrolled IN
M Mora county teachers Institute
nov in session IN Mora In addition
To twcnty-olght already IN attend
.anco. \ music and drawing teacher
from Ration Is giving instruction
during the session. Tho teachers and
many ot the students are stopping at
walton's hotel which II a busy places
these DAYS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
S.S.S. soREs and j ULCERS

No what way old first commenced,
whether from wound or bruise from the liberation OF wa
pmpe mole even II without apparent reason the TACT
heal blood responsible FOR the place.
While the circulation remains impure and polluted the nerves ad
tissues OF the flesh around the place constantly being led win
unhealthy bres thus prevented from Knitting to-
geer and healing Purify the blood and tho place MUST heal lis
having been removed old sores and chronic ulcers
because the greatest blood purifiers from the
circulation every mpuri and enriches the blood that
feeds norishes the tender sensitive esh causes knitting
together of all bous thus heals the place naturally
permanently Book and Ulcers and any medical advice
desired sent free all who and request SIS is sold
drug Stores THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA. GA.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-03-23
No Peace While in Arms.

Mexico City.-With warning to
all Mexicans that with every day the
rebellion continues, the danger of in
ternational complications increases, a
plea to them to rally to the support
of General Diaz and declaration
that the government never can enter
into peace negotiations with individu.
ais in arms, Finance Minister Liman-
tour has entered upon the task of pa
cification which the world, at least,
has set for him, and in the outcome
Of which the world is interested. He
denied being the bearer of peace over
lures from the rebels and said they
must lay down their arms before they
talked peace.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-03-23
Weeks News from All Over Colorado

one side by q fOur-horse team. Denver
fieh merchants seined Windsor lake.
securing one and q half tons of fish,
the greater part being carp.
Grand Junction Chamber of Com
merce protests against the proposed
construction of the High Line canal
by private capital and telegraphed
resolution to that effect to President
Taft and Secretary Fisher.
At La Sale. Margaret. l5-months-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
New. had q narrow escape from death
last night when she drank \ cup of
gasoline. Prompt work ON the part OF
physician saved the babys life.
Directors of the Northern Colorado
Irrigation district are making q final
investigation OF ali matters relative to
the water available for the proposed
district. boundaries of the district. ETC..
SO that land holders in the proposed
district may know exactly concerning
the feasibility of the plans proposed
before matters advance further.
One of the last official acts of Sec
retary Baliinger WAS an order for a
survey in Monument park. near Grand
Junction. A letter was received from
Ballinger stating that an officer of
the geological survey would soon ar
rive in Grand junction to make the
necessary surveys, SO that roads could
be built in the park.
When the Agricultural College dem
onstration train arrived at Eaton.
hundreds inspected it. School was dis
missed and farmers drove miles to see
the exhibits, The train visited Fort
Lupton. Brighton and Platteville and
from there went to Sterling, Brush.
Kersey and Fort Morgan, returning to
Fort Morgan by way of Greeley.
The Western Slope Traffic Bureau,
recently organized by the Fruit Grow
ers' Association of Olathe. has won
its fight for fair freight rates. John
F. Moore, chairman of the executive
board has received notice that the
roads have withdrawn their new tar
ifs on fruit shipments to Texas and
Florida. which had advanced from
$40 to SIS car.
AS result of collision between a
motorcycle, on which she was riding
with her brother. and team of horses.
Miss Hazel Moore of Colorado Springs
had narrow escape from death when
she was pinned beneath one of the
horses at Pueblo.
Falling from load of hay. Jens
Christensen, farmer of Ault, was i'm
paled on a fence post, and only the
fact that he wore heavy clothing saved
his life. He was internally injured
His condition is so serious that he was
taken to a Denver hospital.