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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18

sun Antonio. Texas, March lN. III,
city has brought authentic reports col
the demonstration against thr person
OF President biaz about two weeks
ago which took the form 81 stuuiug
the windows oi the presidents palace
In tn" city nt Mexico bN q mob ol
insurrr,to sympathilcrs.
\ United states official Witnessed
the incident The ccnsorship Is so
rigid that no news of th, affair has
heretofore reached the bardcr Tn,
demonstration Was 80 sudden thar the
police Wor" unable e. dispose of tu-
mob unul much window glass Va.
broken.
IN, riot occurred abuut = o'yloDl,
ia the evening, when tho streets about
the official residence were ullod with
people without aus prclud, of ~
,it,m,ut there was u movement of
men and Youths .rum the side streets
in the vicinity of tn, palace as H. hS
signal
shouting 'VNa Mad,ru' the rioters
threw yulloys oi STONE through tho
windows Tho guests of tho president
were trght,ncd. bul the president re
manned cool aud s,ut on, 90, nis aides
to thr police Go inquire wb> the, did
not stop tho trouble. II is said ina,
only q frV whole windows Ncrr Irft In
one side ot tho residence.
\ number of arrests were mad, As
Far as N known this was tho first
demonstration against Diaz that has
been madr Iu tine federal district since
the bcgnnins of tho revolution,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
significant Orders.

El pdso. March lS--All approaches
&" thr bridges leading from the
American sid, OF tho Rio Grande to
Ju"rcZ, Mexico were today guarded
hy thrc" times their usual force os
uii"d states troops,
heretofore only q small detail has
ru'rdcd the bridges bit today the
entire company of infantry Is patrol-
ing She hank between the two bridges.
Nn American who returned from
th' iuSurrrctn territory roday said
that Captain oscar Creighton, the
American insurrccio leader. who with
% small force has hcsn destroying
the bridges along the Mexican Ma
tion1l railroad. IL stll cncamp.d IN
ihe hills "a fcN milcs south OF Juarez.
.Creightnu'S band. which is composed
Toy thr large part by Americans. IL
snfftr rinR severe hdrdships The men
hrNo often gone for several days
without food aud often the only
chance to get any was 20 Kill q steer
4" save them from actual starvation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
MANY CANDIDATES
IN KANSAS
Madison is Popular Choice of
Progressives But May Not
Run.

Topeka Kan, March IN-A mutt.
lndD ut candidates for governor on
thr Republican ticket have been
suggested during the early part OF
tho legislature and at the recent
meeting of the Kansas Day club But
riaht now, with the legislature gone,
thc gossip simmcrcd down leaves ,Ha
following men Ia The calcium light.
Ed Madison, congressman Eighth
district
Charles Scott. cy-conaressman Sec.
ond district
;. NJ brewster, state senator Doni.
phln
d. y Doley state bank commits.
,iuucr
Arthur Capp2r owner Topeka Daily
Capital
John Dawson, attorney general
William Alien White aud other
square dealers of chat magnitude.
look with much favor on Madison T.
is also known tnat somc OF the
,tauncnosi stand.pattcrs I'm the state
favor lhe Eighth district congrs ss.
man liui MadisOns friends say he
wont van. Madison returned from
Washington last week. hut he didn
Jup at Iopoha he Is al home. pron.
ably mcdilating 20 expression from
him has yot been heard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
REDUCE COMMON STOCK
MoOlcn Trust Directors Take Signil.
caut Action ai TNla,'s
Meeting.

Boston, Mass. March lS--ht tho
head "iiicc of the Amer ear Woo'
company her" today 1t was announc-
ed that the directors of the company
had voted go reduce the common
stock of s3o,oo0,0oo to s20. 100 00o.
The action Of thr directors viii b.
submitted to the stockholders At q
special meeting In jersey city nn
Arril 2Nth. II is expected tho plan
Win Soc ra,inrd The corporation
controls "a mills In New England aud
New Work STATE. ana ~ commonl"
known as the "Woolcn Trust"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
OHIO NATIONAL
GUARD ORDERED
Instructed to Equip Each Reg.
iment to Full Strength and
Will Go South Within
Thirty Days.

Columbus. o.. March Although
ever, body connected with thr office of
Ndmtunt Gcneral Weybrrcht disciaius
100 kuowicdg. of such a possibility. u
F., practically assured that the ohio
National guard of eight regiments.
which hy that time Viii have been
tc..I.t,d up to ml war strength of
uoo men each. viii b, sent 80 the
Mc'j,ou border within th, next 80
days
Tho adiuttnt genera has received
an order from the war department IN
Washington to recruit each regiment
to full strength The order requested
him To- send acquisitions at once 10
IA" war department in Washington
for an extra equipment needed for the
eight regiments to take the Held with
l,ooG men each.
This additional equipment will cost
more th'n &l.n0O. 400 aud viii consist
of 2a0 field wagons, 50 ammunitions
trains, iiA pack saddles 2 spring wag-
uns. - dmhulauccs. l,a6S mules and
lbs saddle horses. More than 5000
men viii have TO he recruited to bring
tho regiments 10 full strength, II is
thought
II Is possible that an automobile
and a"f"piauc division may hc added
To- the ohio National guard when "
goes south. iu accordance win re
quest for this service sent To- Wash-
ington along with the above rcpuisi-
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
Col. Dorantes Cut Off While
Making Tour Of Inspection
He and 80 Soldiers Are
Surrounded.
SEVEN FEDERALS ARE
KILLED THIS MORNING
Diaz Decides to Release Henry
Whittle. American. Held at
c. P. Diaz Charged With
InsurrectiOn.

rrcs,dio. Texas. March iN.--A mum
bor OF casualties az" reported IN th'
resumption oi the iusurrcctn opera.
,ions at th, city ot Oiinuga. wher'
the federal command is supposed O.,
bc bottled up.
while colonel Dorant,s, second IL
command or the garrison WAS on a
tour ot Inspection. hc was cut of bl
a rush ot iusurrc,tus ana now he aud
80 soldiers are surrounded ia groui
OF houses more than mile from th'
garrison
Likewise the ,nsutrcctos are SAID
To- have surrounded the garrison The
fighting is at close range. but tho ia-
taiitios have been limited.
seven fcderals were lilled and one
insurrccto was fatally wounded. on
nuga has been cat of from supplies
ana water 10, IN, nsurrrctos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
Second United States Infantry
Hurrying Through Arizona
Today Bound for the
Hawaiian Islands.
$4,000 MEN THERE
AND IN PHILIPPINES
Washington Dispatch Declares
1t is Nothing New, But Re.
suit Of Orders Issued Long
Ago.

Tucson, Ariz, March is--Haying
taken u roundabout course through
san. antonio, Texas, as II headed for
army manouvcrs the Second United
states infantry. under command of
col. Mansfield. passed through Tue
son today en- route Ca san Francisco
where the men VIII embark immcdi-
atelN for Honolulu.
II is understood that this will he
an additional force for the Hawaiian
islands and are not to rcliey. the
troops now there. Men are discuss
ing IN, rumOr that within the next
three months force of i2.000 men,
including infantry. cavalry. field and
mountain artillery. will occupy the
Hawaiian and Philippine islands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
NEW POsTOFF|CE
NEARLY READY
It Will Be Open to Public on
March 27. but Detailed
Work Will Not All Be
Done.

Architect Roberts, In charge of the
construction of Albuquerque new
tuNerumont building. stated today
that ia, building would positively be
ready for oo,upancS b> h, postufhcc
department, hN March 11 and that It
would hc thrown open TO tn" puhlic
ou that da>. quite a good deal or
WORK remains {" be- don. on the other
PARTS OF tho huildms. and il viii
probauN ID, the rrst of May before
il win hc possihl. Goo turn over the
building completed.
Albuquerque government building
is departure from the general rule
iu MAT IL iS Sdutir IN shape whereas
the rule tu government butidingS r. To-
huild them IA rectangular shape. TN,
-tNlr ul architecture is a updifird
spanish Renaissance. the rule ni tur
government being % adopt lu it,
buildings, ~o faI ds pussibi, tn, svn-
rraI sttl" ot urrhitcUtur. prevalent iu
tao community Whcr, the building -
located
The total cost uf th. building viii
ho about s.oo, 600, Including the IN
tcrior wurlS and furnishings TN,
building itself viii have cust sl3s,-
0Oo when completed Tho light uN-
turrs win cost s3.una. the box equip.
mcut 81 .Uup thr elevators S.. 600 aud
Tho furniture equipment upwards oi
S>,nou. Ia addition To- this quite q
considerable sum viii hr spent in
bcautitNinE the grounds around tho
building
Before the month " over tho Alhu-
ducrqur pos,ofiicr viii b" ia Us now
home and the monsters viii have somr-
thing to winch they cun really point
with pride
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
WILL ALLOW REVISION
Associated Press

Augusta, ca. March lS-rhc pres.
idcnt played his last golf game of his
spring vacation this morning. To-
morrcw he win start back 20 WASH
mst0n Tho presidents message 10
the special session of congress VIII
be hriot and 30 rs no, known whether
~, viii directly recommend tina; noth-
ing ho considered nut the Canadian
reciprocity agreement.
From tho formal statements of the
Democratic leaders. however. the
president has every reason go believe
that % revision nf two of three of th"
schedules ~ tho Payne Aldrch act
win b, undertaken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
TRUE TO ST. PATRICK
~nn ~ Ireland Refuses to serve or
\',"w Wr,ngr shrrict ~
lb ~'rNrd.

N'w Work, March Although
his patriotic feelings nearly cost him
his Job, Dennis O'Shoa. one OF the
chefs IN the columbia university COM
mons, llRtly refused Ia profaue 81.
Patrick day hy makiag an orange
sherhet ns a desert for the evening
meal.
He told Clarence Jones, the stu
dent manager that ho would prevent
other chefs from doing 50 a. long as
his br, ,ath remained IN his h dy. rho
situation was finally solved by scry-
ing raspberry shcrhct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
FACTS ABOUT THE
ROOSEVELT DAM
Project Cost $9.000.00 Is
$50 Feet in Height and Will
Hold Over Million Acre
Feet of Water.

Phoenix. Aliz. March i Follow
ing are sum' interesting facts con.
rcruing 'hr Roosirclt lam. whi,h
vas dedicated hot, to-day hv cN.
prcsidonj Theodore Ruos vel.
Located 80 miles northeast of
Phoenix. Arizona
Started IN October. 1905 Finished
February. 1911 Cost ot project.
81 Ou0. .0O0
VIII risatc lNo.ooo acres by gray.
iiy 10000 more b, pumping
stores Hood waters of Gouto creek
aud sal river.
Receive drainage from wal u sized
ut b3bU acres ot mountains. niatc1us
ana cnny ous
Height of daW 2No feet Built OF
stone IN form ol huge arch Length
on top lON0 feet. including spillway B.
Length on bottom 235 feet Thick.
ness AT bottom 26N feet Al top 10
ic.t insid" parape' walls
HACKS up flood waters and rainfall
into the Tonto basin area % }
square miles, with a capacity of l..
~ nou acre feet enough to cover
i.uo0 acres one foot deep
Develops 100 electric hors power
from l,ower canal and 5000 horse.
power trom reservoir.
i eds 2Gi miles OF main ilrigating
and $50 miles subsidiary canals
Depth OF water in dam on March /.
3on,o0o acre feet, equivalent 10 nine.
gallons of water. and sti!l rising Has
seven times the capacity al IN. new
Ashokm dam New York city has
buiu for ls water supply.
ilas increased iaud value In great
Salt river valley from s25 per acre OF
uniuiaaied land To sloo. aud mp 10,
Ia some eases, $3.50 and $1,000 Pc.
acre
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
american To Re freed.

Washington. March lN-Tho Mex
lean federal Judge 40 Ciudad r"riiri"
DiaZ. Mexico. has decided to release
Henry white. tho American hcld ON
charges u connection with the ievul1.
ton. accordiug tn American consul
EilsU prth
Tho plight of tn' American %W,lt-
ing Socuriuor cuuurJn, ol MoNio" as
a result of tb. revolution b. officially
reported tp t.r state Il, partm,ui Dos
Consul Freeman go buruu2o. Nhu
stated thut u'ss rolici Be- soon fur
uish"d aN ul' plants nf tho euWpanl
would clos, doHu This would throw
5000 people out ni employment and
place 5n.uHu 800 d.r' uped hy stuppn4
the payroll CO.. sN5.oUu month az
Nclard,u8 and A.ar.o. Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
Official Version of II.

Washington. March is--Thc SEQ
Qua infantry IN being sent to Honoiu-
lar ~ accordance with general order
issued hv General Wood last Novem-
bel Two battallons are now enroute
ana will sail within a few days. The
Third battalion. now at TT Russell
Nyo., viii sail FOR Honolulu abou,
June ath. These two battalions and
four of ortillvr, win sail for the is
lands July 9TH. Nj these. Il is point
cd out at the war department. arc
merely the carrying out Of a plan
worked out several months ago for
increasing an INADEQUATE garrison at
Honolulu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
John P. 0rme. President of
Water Users Association,
Introduces Roosevelt at
Dam Site.
PEOPLE ARE ACTUAL
OWNERS OF THE DAM
Government Built it for $9,.
100000 and Land Owners
Will Repay Total Amount
20 the Government

Phoenix. Ariz. March lN--Colone
Rooacyclj ana party arrived at Phoo
MY AT O'Clock this morning They
lrr immediately In automobiles tul
"a. Roosevelt reservoir al the big
reclamation dam 80 mites west, whorJ
tine ioimal dedication takes pace at
I o'clock Ills afternoon
large number ol citizens OF Phoe
niN accompanied The party Colonel
iiooscy lIs main speech ~ Arizona
viii hc mad at Phoenix Monday
The lotmor president and family
.pead Sunday afternoon ~ Mesa
Nliz. where Archie Roosevelt Is at
tending school
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18

N"w york March u.s. break in
the express drivers strike rlmc IH-
d'' when ihc employees of the United
states EXPIRES company 80 % stormy
meeting IA JD"N 'iN voted u rc-
turu tn Nort
% .s believed tho Wclls-rargo men
win al-o resume WORK during th. day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
Two shot ~ spies

MrNiDall. Mexico. March lN Felipe
Rios, 30 M'Ncali st'pouk'ep'r. and
anoth'r unidentified man. we're shot
as spies in tHo "hulpu here last
night
Thu men were uu,d up against an
adobe walt and given ,plI,t rhoir
bodies rullcd into hulc- ln th, ground
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
EOOsEvCI!rs FRIEND DIES

oyster Hay, March - Nuah S"n-
man. superintendent of the Sycamore
iiill estate, ana for 90 years CLOSE
friend of his employer. Theodore
Roosevelt. died late last nisht ia his
liiil" cottage on the estate
Iic was stricken with PARALYSIS two
weeks ago lie WAS 30 years of age
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
lns;ru'ring tviators.

san Francisco, March iS.--Eugene
Ely o' the 'urtiss team OF sviators
received telegram yesterday from
hts chief asking him tO SO To san An
tonic TO instruct the army signal corps
IN the use OF the two CurtlSs bipianes
recently purchased by the govern
m"nt.
EN expects to bc In SAN Antonio by
April 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
DAVID \. MOFFAT
DIES IN NEW YORK

New York. March Il David II
Moflat of Denver. railroad magnata
and banker died suddenly today In
his apartments az Hotel Belmont. lie
had inst recovered from an attack of
grippe aud pneumonia aud was about
hi, room Yesterday in Apparently
good health
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
SHOOTS HUSBAND
FOR A BURGLAR

Chicago. March 1S.-John
Schcnk, experimentation of the
parkridgc branch of the North
western Gas. Lsht and coke
company was found shot 10
death our} tudaN N his hom,
AT pdrk Buip, and the police
stated that several hours later
after Mr. S.UDnH recovered
from the sHoak -hc admitted
she shot hor husband. mistakms
him for q burglar
Airs Sch,uk was hysteriCal
when thu polio, arrived She
said she Na- nghienod when
shr heard .um,une moving in
the house. hut Wuld not under
stand hpN 800. discharged the
revolver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
sheriff aud Deputies waliopcd.


"3. That thu grand jur, has been
unfortunate I'm not having In, co-op-
Grafton tud loyal support ot the shct
iif and his assistants In the inNcstiga
ti"u of election bribery, these officers
appar' 'ntly being ~ sympathy with
those suspected nf election uttcusDs.
q That political corruption has
frequently found encouragement in
the acts of public officials. q uutahl"
instance ot recent occurrrncc being
th" appointment ut one " g. Brown
AS an election commission of the city
ui panVllo by County Judge Law
renee T. Nllen
90. That proof was furnished the
grand jury that an unreasonab bly, large
fund was contributed for election rur-
poses I'm tn, recent campaign, ana
that much of such fund VAS "Np"nd-
I'd for corrupt purposes IN TIA" hrih-
ing of voters.
- That the grand jury has had
the constant and hearty support At All
times of Circuit Judge T.. Il. f.. kim-
hruugh. without whose aid its labui=
would have been without results trd
judge kimhrungh has stood alone
among the public officials nf Yer
million county In urging ana pidlns
this body to Investigate Violations ut
the election laws
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
JAPS AND CH|NKS
FORMING 4 LEAGUE
Russian Admiral Predicts
They Will Work Together
Against His Nation in the
Very Near Future.

ST. Petersburg, March lN.--Rus-
sian tru"p. including cavalry ana ar
tillcrN uJ,, received orders to d"
tcadt 90 moments notice To- cross
the Chinese frontier Ia the direction
of KulJa. Eastern TurkcstaD.
Admiral -kry dloff. who ia the last
frw Years has occupied high offices
la tho navy and Whose opinion IN
naval matters has great weight, To a
circle of friends made declarations
which have caused 4 great sensation.
Ic is very strongly of the opinion that
tho BLACK SEA fleet should bo r"in-
forced in expectation ot grave events
which ho htieVcs are Imminent
Austria Hungary and Turkey.
says Admiral Skrvdlon. are making
great sarriiiCcs in order Ia rcorganizc
their naval iorcvs.
'rhD Japanese arc secretly preparing
to participate with the Chinese In the
approaching war against Russia The
Austriaus ar, influencing the Turks IN
the same manner and with the same
ubjc,t That is th, reason why IL is
indis pcustblr that the Russian gov
'rum,ut shoulu immodiatciy under
take tn, reinforcement pi the fleet lon
the Black s,a
trg"~ Immediate \ciiou.
while the Turks are u,, danger
ous al TO-, pr'syn, day uu thp sea, they
Nli h' at some future date aud then
10 odI be- too late 90 taxi. tb, ucros-
~ary action.
Unfortunately thc minister of MAJ
riuo forget. ia, motto oi Admiral
Makarou. Ermcmbcr war Ou tho
ether haui 30 Is a matter ot public
uoturt,th that with IN, death ct
Grand buNc NcNis our fleet ceased
80 De au independent unit, and at
present haas uo initiative.
% h'h,," am fulfilling a patriotic
dut, iu predicting disasters iu the
BLACK sea- ii "a, continue to act with
our present uuuDhalnnc'. car snurccs
of weakness are known I do not hes
itat' 10 predict tuai Turkey aims at
taking nuck from us the provinces Wc
won from h'r, as we'll as the eau
rasus. II was Indispensable for oar
security I" proceed imm,diatcb with
thr construction ot six hattlcships for
iIr BLACK sea within Il maximum pcr-
iud ui tW" years. n thc Turks per-
r'lN' That Ne are not standing with
our arms folded THEM ardor viii cool
at one, and Austria-ilungary will lose
her illBsIun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18

-. That frequent attempts hay'
Len made by men prominent in pa
liticnl and business circles in Danyll'
10 induce the grand jury 10 abandon
the Investigation of the election brth-
cry, the apparent purpose hcinH e"
shield men high In the public service
from exposure through indictment "i
their criminal supporters. And,
Whereas. these facts are of Vita
importance to the citizcns of Yer
milton county. and conditions are such
as to demand a vigorous and un"ons-
ing enforcement of the law aud an
unrolcnttng prosecution "i all who
shall violate the sanctity OF the Hhl-
lot. Therefore be- II
Resolved that We appeal to til
good citzrns of Ncrmilion county 10
use every legal and honorable means
to suppress political corruption ~ all
of its forms ana to hold up to public
scotn every man who rncoIra COS or
participates IN election bribery. and.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
~.orcling RESOLUTION

The resolutions were as follows
Whereas. W., The members ut tho
grand jury selected and serving for
the January term. 1871. of the circuit
court uf Ncrmilliou county, M! have
concluded our work for thc present
sitting aud have decided to- adjourn
until the further order of m, court;
and
Whereas. We d,,m 70 proper ana
desirable 20 aeluuWt the citizens of
Norm,liun county With certain facts
that have came to oar knowledge. and
with certain difficulties that nave oh-
stfuctcd our Investigations. We adopt
this means 60 report
= That a most astouudiug state
90 political corruption prevails in Yer
milliou county. aud especially iu Dam
Nllo township; that the election laws
haN, u,.n Openly and Frequently Woe
lated ami that vast sums uf money
have been fr'quontl, used iu corrupt
ing th. electorate
That owing To- thc suppression
OF evidence and a Wcll planned con-
spirao, Go conceal crim, bl IN. whole
sglo commission Of perjury the cor
rupt politicians have rendered Il cN-
trcri"iN dfncult tur the grand iurY tu
obtain proof of violation of the ~
ton laws.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-18
Grand Jury in Scorching Res.
olutions Condemns Sheriff
and Politicians for Hamp-
ering Investigations
ASTOUNDING STATE OF
CORRUPTION" THERE
Grand Jury Wants Law En-.
acted Making Second Pen
atty of Vote Selling Dis.
franchisement for Life.

panvillo. M, March js.--The grand
jury "f Nyrmiliou county. which has
been investigating alleged election
frauds. has pcen dismissed by Judge
kinbtough until Npril l.. after wak-
ing - scorching report on the political
situation hcro.
The recess is taken on account OF
the comiug election and the grand
jury viii Resume rs sitting the day
after election.
No politician or leading citizens
wrr" indicted. the accused being all
precinct captains and workers. VIII
linn Brown. e member uf the city
election commission. was indicted FOR
receiving money from a candidate 4"
influence MS vote.
The srand jury. before adjourning.
adopted resolutions which viii Doe sent
To- the governor ana members OF the
state assembly from this district ask
ing that law be enacted making
thr first olionS, Tor purchasing votes
disfranr rhisrm'nt for five years and
the second disfranchiscmcnt for NE.
other resolutions w"r" adopted
complaining of the obstructive tactics
uf leading citizens and cond"ming
county Judge Lawrence T. Allen for
appointing W g. Brown on tho city
..l..,f.n s..ptttt.uI4n
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