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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
Early in the Day He Declares
He Does Not Fear for His
Life But Decides to Post.
pone His Visit to Capital.
PERSONAL MESSAGE OF
DIAZ PLEASES REBELJ
Government Officials Depre.
ciate Alleged Plot to Kill In.
surgent Leader; De la Barra
Is Surprised at Report.


'UN ts~wswg Vrr0N y, " t""s~u WW~'
Juarc1. Mexico. MAY ~. 1t va.
definitely decided OF O'Clock Hoday
,ha, Francisco T. Mad,ru. Jr.. would
not enter Mexico City until Minister
u, La Burra became provisional pres
idcnt
S,nor Mnd,ru viii leave here With
in u day or two for Monterey or some
point in the state ~ Cuahuila. thcrc
90 await Developments at the capital
Earlier IN the day Madoro had said
Il am going To- Mexico city | have
confidence Ia the federal government.
Numors that someone may do me per
sunal harm are to IN" uf nn consc-
purnc". ln this manner Mad"ru dis
missed the report from Mexico cry
this morning ihnt rumors were IN cir
culatiou that an attempt would hc
mad, on his lifc when hc arrived at
The capital.
"Thc federal government wants to-
make p,ac" with me. continued Ma
d.ro III by any unfortunate occur
,ncc ms NE should bc tad.n. anarchy
would follow ia McSico. | cannot for
a moment tan. such "A report serious
~. Later. however. Madcro an
leo city al this time
II developed today that for the
first time since the revolution started
psz had held direct communication
With the revolutionary leader. biaz
last night wired his personal assui
ancos to Nader" of hls Intention 10
rstir,
'Thc other points can b, settled by
,uu and Ju'lre carbnjal the mcssagc
said
the msssagc made q deep impres'
sion about r.volutionass hradquHrtors
Whatever skcp,icirm bad existed a.
to the real Intentions of bi,l appnr-
cntl, disappeared when the nature Of
his direct communication became
known.
Assurances we're received DN the IN.
~urr.ctos todny that they could name
SIX mcmbers of the cabinet, Minister
po La larra to npmr thr ~uh-sccr,.
tni} of foreisn relations aud u min
lStrr ~ wa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
Boohr Declares it Usurped Au-
thority in Reading Reason
able" Into Sherman Anti.
Trust Law.
VOTE ON STATEHOOD
BY NEXT TUESDAY
Democratic Leaders Change
Their Plans Because Flood
of 0ratory Turned Loose in
House Over Resolution.
~, E,~.ing H~ra,d \. y. leased w,r-,

~, Esrming H~ra,d \. q. leased Wir~I
Washington MaN ~ 1T was u
usurpation of power un th' part uf the
supreme court of the United states
t. put the word reasonable into the
antitrust luW after congress had re-
fused To- So amend thr law declared
Rcproscntative Boohr of Missouri in
Ia" house today. IN discussing the
New Mexico anu Arizona statehood
resolution lie snid lac did not want
To- criticize the court but hp agreed
with Justice Harlan ana hc had a
right TO express his individual opinion.
Asked whether he could favor the re-
.all of the three Democratic judges
VIII" Joined In thc opinion. IL the
power to recall applied To- thc SUI
pr"mc court Mr. Buohr said he would
not, as h' trusted the wisdom of these
men to correct "A mistake as soon a.
they had the opportunity
The desire of SO many m,mbcrs To-
speak on tn" Joint statchood rosoiU-
ton admitting Arizona and New McN-
leo caused Democratic leaders To
change their plans tor ending dcbatr
and rushing the bill Ia passage today.
'l' btNA sAFNi'il VIII commune WV z t'AN
Tuesday Floor leaders of the ma
iority had hoped to pass thu bin be-
fore toda, s adjournment. but it was
not deemed Vie" to cut OF dcbatc as
long AZ 50 many mombcrs on each
sid, had prepared arguments which
iicy wished to deliver
AccordinglN an agreement was obs
tain by Heprrsontativc Flood 10
continue the debate until nvNt rdos-
day. hen the resolution VIII bee called
az FOR p6ssave
The senate WAS mo-, iu session today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19

bfis then went through ia" train and
relieved the passengers of their wall
unhl,s Mrs Hanscom, Jr. was re-
licycd of Ssio.
Tho bandits forbade the train crow
taking the train bac& into the capi.
tal ana tn passengers were forced
I" Nnlk seven miles down lh, track
'tMards thc springs Hero they dis
covered boz curs with brake. sct Tho
rnssrng'rs got on IN, box cars aud
relieved the brakes making q Wild
ridc down grade into the resort
" No adviccs of tho hoiaup lust
OUTSIDE OF thc capital had previously
reached this country ii is presumed
That I'll" news of thc holdup and rob.
'ery was carefully censored at Mexico
city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
COMMISSION en- ROUTE
TO STOP FIERCE Battle

CucIncyaca, Mex. Nav lH,--A sa'i
culinary baltic In bcn Tough, n, Qua
uila. twdniy miles southeast OF here,
between the federal garrison under
Colonel Munguia AND force oI rebels
commanded hv Colonel In ,aia Fd.
giiiyes arriving here today state tia,
the streets Of Cuautla arH stroNn With
dead and wounded
4 com mission leli mere last nishi
for Cuauila carrying the news oi "a,
armisllco. which II b. holod viii pnl
an end ,o the fighting
General figuero Is leading 3ooo rch'
Il troops from Ignnin presumably on
route Tor this city.
Cuernavaca is The capital oi the
state Of Morelos aad IL forty miles
south OF Mexico CITY
Cuauils IN a town of ahoni 5000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
albuquerque, NEW xIXICO, FRIDAY MAY 10. 1911

zono constitution aud admits tho, t...
ritory tpu'
so iu as Arizona ID. concerned Ncw
Mexico WISHES h'r W,Il, h,t troubles
are not our own She nas drafted
hcl constitution oud DO l. up to ncf "a"
eot Il approved N.N MyNico has
drdtt,d % constitution and can not be
d,niod statehood m teI4 under the
proscut unuhliuA aUt ml,s, congress
nu. constitution
The DDWoy Htiy trick IA This time.
is tu Wiprl, uroupn congress some
measure which pr,trnds tn aid our
admission nut which .d reality Is de-
signed ta rut us ou, indefinitely.
This b. what Juint RESOLUTION N".
10 is for Js admitted 5s the commit
g., n iis report aud as deduced by
thu-. Who have carefully read it's
cict,ry Votted clauses
Tu, ,Ncu., offered tor thts action
IS th, nlm.icst imaginable, What
congressman are there who TO not
want Geo drptuv, our constitution 70
Tho, &C.. thu same cong scssm,n who
have always and forever been uppus-
cd to 60, admission of this tcrritpt,
The, ur" the brand OF men compns-
ing thr owen hlihuster part, which
prevented our admission at thu last
-, ssioH.
IL anything H. needed o. m'in
CLEARLY shuW want our patriotic proc
gr,esiNc Democrats are doing Zen
Washington. get copy ut the report
at IN. hpnaa gepnUniftgs an tsVr'tYt-
les and read IL for yourself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
HEAT PROSTRATIONs
SCOURGE BIG CITIES
l,cIi,I Needed Nircad, l,-pn Inrr.J
\tUW-l'irr'. snow IN yellow stone
~ tooi Wave slowly i'assc~ Ia~t-
ward
~, E,r.,ns m.rnm 4. - L-ns-J Wire,

Washington. -. G., May 10 SNOW
wDs falling this morning IN yellow
stone psrk aud u VAS freezing u
wAoming ANA Nevada Willc the mid
DIE west and eastern stats Wtr,
swcit-riug ina the hottest wolthrr ~
Tho year. \ general break IN the hot
wave Was predicted by weather *.
ports within the next forty-clght
hours. bringing relief to the large
cities VII 70 the neat has caused many
prustratiuns Considerable cooler
Weather prevails generally over tho
eastern slope of ,hc Rocky mouutiins
and plateau region caused by a dis
tutbanc' moving eastward from the
north Pacific coast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
YOUTHS ATTEMPT
TO BURN BOY
Captive Is Tied to Tree in True
Indian Style and While As
sailants Dance War Dance,
Fire Is Started at His Feet.
~, r,e".ns Herald \. y leased w,re,

~ i,rn,nE iicraid \. - i"a>ed " irri
LockpoU, y y. Man l9 \ acust.
ZION has been caused here hy lHe
arrest of Two il-yoarOld school lo
on q chprsc preferred hg \ycp Mu.
phN ~ Neais old who claims TIA
they tigd him to % tl,o ud au,mpt
vd 10 bNu him alive Indian tuehior
Murphy testified ina the accus,p
boys waylaid hiu ana proc dcG -
nvorpowcr hlLi dul bind his hduue
aud ioet lie Wa- ucd tu q ,ieo ahd
lhyn his Cdpturs whuopcd around uiu
Ike indiana Finally dc SANS. tines
gathered paper, aul ivi, and stai Do
od lre a. hls feet llp bc, sane
aNai"rical ana screamed bul succeed
od IN stamping out thr IRE and 81
leasine himself after iho Older boys
bad leH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
Bio LUMBER BARON
DOESN'T BEltFNE IT

Philadelphia. Pa. MAJ le-NilliaM
II Mcbride president OF the lumhcr
mems tNchahs, IL this city and also
head OF the Retail Lumhormon's As
socilum of Philadelphia refused ~
hCiIoN" ihl, afternoon tnat the gov.
umrnt had entered susl IN New
lprh against the Eastern states Re.
fIil lumhri Dealers association.
charging % with restrain, oi trade n
violation Oi the sherman anti.tgust
Ia" Practically every retail hgm ~
The city helonr 20 this association
'll seolls Impossible for me to De-.
ilcye that the government makes such
ioolish and ridiculons allegations. h.
said
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
TAFT DECLARES He
WILL OPPOSE ALL
AMENDMENTS
President Wants Reciprocity
Pure and Unadulterated,
Just as Present. Bill Is Fran.
ed; Senator'S Clash.


IN, G>rning ucrsid 1. q. Leased Wire,
Washington. u { MAY ~ ldN s..
their sponsor Tho prcsidort looks
with disiaVur oa the proposed a.. "nl.
mcnis q, Senators Root and LodIe.
two of his personal irionds and c,ose
advisers. Nj TAFT believes ihc ag'yc
ment should SO through consI'ss ds
II was introduced iic Nill make MS
fight along thai line no matter Whist
Republican leaders attempt To- do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
AMERICAN WOMAN
IS ROBBED IN
MEXICO
Wild Conditions Existing in
Republic to the South De.
scribed in Letter Received
in Bisbee. Arizona.
especial correspondence !" Herald.

i'ishec, AriN. May la--Something
of thr Wild conditions that have been
Irtvalcnt IN MrXico recently are re-.
Notlrd IN q letter received IN Bisbco
few days ago The lc,ter was writ
ton 10y Mrs. T., : llanscom of this
ciiy who has been visiting her son,
Frank iiansoom. at a hoalth resort
south of NJ Nico city,
Mrs + :, iianscom Was at tho
sprinss vita her son aud her dauah-
tD and had gone into McNic" CITY to
do some shopping. pn here return
trlp to tho sprlng- the train wac held
az ny band OF robbers Iho lrain
Was shot up," several people being
killed and others wounded 'rh. rob
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
MILLION FEET Of
LUMBER BURNED
Romero Mill at Tajique To-
tai Loss, by Fire With Eight
Thousand Dollars Insur-
ance; Forests Are Ablaze.
'>gec,ai rr'egt"" ." ,s,cn,ns urr"'a,

'>V'''"' '''Ht"W '" IsNrhInH UrrnIhi
E'tancia, y NJ, MAY 10 Fire i-
nov raging la the forest aud slashine
around the n,llsite of the Romcln
a Son mm1cr mill near fatigue, isy,
lng caught from thr lire which de-
stro}rd tho mill last nishi as n
O'Clock \ million feet ut sawed tia.
bcr idlcd la the noishborhooi OF the
mIll was also burned There it great
danger OF the a.. spreading mi 'apr
into thC forest
The Mill was not Insured luJ the
lumber was partially coyelod lg s,.
600 insurance Thor, will me- ne
salvage non the mill AZ the h-, 20
10u' ana twisted the machinery In 3D.
ma s OF value oull as old iron
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
TWO CENT RATE IS
KNOCKED OUT
Interstate Fare in Central
District Can Be Made High.
er Than State Law Allows
Declares Ruling
~, E,c.,.u u.raIa \. y. LEASED Wire,

WNHhlngtnn, y @, May l9.-Rlil.
wayr operating IN central passenger
association territory including ONO.
Illinois, indiana and Michieun---are
perm ltttd 10y an order issued today
by the Interstate commerce commits
sion I" exact higher passenger fares
t"' interstate than for iniras,atc bus-
in.ss Wl"rc state legislature or
state commissions nave established a
two cent mil rnHc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
DYNAMITE STORY
TELLER INSANE
Man Who Charged That Ma
tional Erectors' Association
Is Responsible for Outrages.
Takes Trip to an Asylum.
~, E,ca.ns Mrrnla \. q. Lrn.ra Mirr,

~, E,rataa Herald \. q. Leased Ntr~,
f!itsUurE. Pa. Mat ~ 9-ldnlrs FL
liotl who last might uadc an 'lle-.l
confession, IA which ho charged thar
Officers ol The National Ercctor, as.
,ociarton and Detectives employed h..
81 W.ro implicated ia N, WreCN!He
oi buildings throue-iouj the cnEn,rN
constructed ID, uon.unlon labor. tins
afternoon was found 10 hr mentally
doranspd ana was scu' IO nv" Allc-
1UrUN tOuufN nome
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
AGED f|NANC|ER
SHOOTS SELF
Henry 0. Seixas, Seventy
Years Old, Who Was Heavy
Loser in Stock Deals Takes
His Own Life.


New York, \ y. May ~ Col.
Horny -. S'iNas o. widely known H..
nsncirr ana a director In mauy
prominent Industrial corporations.
committed suicide In Central park
this afternoon by shooting himself
Scixas Mas ahow 20 years of age.
No caus, has as yet been learned
TOR the Sclf destruction OF Soixas.
Mr. Whtohousc. the colonuls
broker said that IN the collapse of the
Columbus ana Hocking pool the col
oncl had badly hit and since that time
had been nervous and morosc n,
was bachelor aud lived alone
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
Remarkable Document Pre-
pared BY House Committee
oil Territories Admits Pur.
pose of Joint Resolution.
1T WOULD PREVENT
STATEHOOD IN 1919
Wording is Plain and in the
Event of Passage, it Would
Keep This Territory Out of
Union Indefinitely.

Thai joint Resolution 80 "a. the
m,asur, presented in the house 10y
its committee on tcrritorio.. provid-
ing for q vote by the people Of New
Mexico aud Arizona on corSain chang
IS VA their contributions. absolutely
dlsapproves of the constitution of New
Mexico So that NOT oven IA lgi2 could
Ne enter the union automatically. II
that resolution should pass congress,
is stated Ia plain words IN the report
OF the committee b. the nouse.
rhis viii douotlsss come az sur
prisc To some uf o. ~. New Mcxicans
who haV, been contrndlng that the
statement made o. that effect 10y
Francis r.. Wood was not correct.
The report or the committee says
The committee ou territories, ~
whom wa referred the joint rc-olu.
tion tu. y. u. No. ~ approving the
constitutions formed by the cOu-ti-
tutiunat con, cntion~ vt the territories
or New Mexico aud Arizona. having
had the same under consideration. re-.
port II hack with substitute auai
with tlc recommendation tl,nt tis,
substitute do yu-u
Afset reviewing the two consti'u-
tions and declaring that they are IN
conformity with the constitution Of
ia" lnbed states and not contrary
20 our form ot goyernmcnt, tho coin-
mittvc makc- tlc following rcmark-
able but candid confession
'Thc substitute admits both ~ the
territories Witn1ut approving thr-con-
stitutous Ot either. in TACT changes
ia both constitutions are suggested by
the substitute, which ~ EFFECT. lS
\ biSAPFlipNAL OF BOrn CpN-
STlTUT1ONS N~ ADOPTED"
u Us cicur from the aho," that wore
congr' res to pa.- ths ioiit resolution,
the constitution 1f New Mexico. under
the iutcrpr'w. luS ot mat report
would he disaprruVcd which under
the enabling trt that provides for
our admission iu lal2 would prevent
us from securing admission 10 tho
union al aN
TEo joint r.,olution Is more clev-
crly drawn D, requires considerable
reading and r,-rvadinR to detect many
OF the "iok 70 cmbodirs
bu, in thie port. thr committee
Itself. dcclurcs that the intcnt and
object Of that Ipint resolution Is 10
disapproNo of ON, constitution
Ia this connection u ls interesting
to refer 10 tho statement made by
CONGRESSMAN l., sare. ia the report of
the commttDe nearing Iu TINT re-
port, Mr. Lrgarc, who is from south
Carolina and who is Demo. rat, de-.
olarcs that the provisions at that ioint
resolution aY, pIaced there at the In
sistcncc of ihose progressive New
Mexico Democrats, who ar. now IN
Washington.
But Tho excuse offered lay the COM
mlttcc for dl-approvins Tho ronsr-
tuition. Is as unique rs tho balance 90
thu report Tho committee says
"This has br,n done m order 10
meet The views nf those members OF
congress who are willing tp admit
these territories ls states but who are
adverse to ahlrmailvcly appr, ing
their constitutions as adopted
The Jnal,ss "f this clcvcrk drawn
document shows the interior motS f,
behind Tho statehood deal.
The housc is well aware taat ar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
BALTIMORE DEALERS
MAKE SWEEPING DENIAL

baltimore Md. Ma, 49, The H.
TAN lumDcr Manufacturers associa
'lon ct baltimore named In The gov
"ihncnt.s suit hled In NoN Nork To-
day is composed OF practically all the
local retail dealers la that tsadc and
tho concern is a member OF the East.
oru states l.umner Dealers assocll.
tion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
REBELS FIRE UPON
THEIR OWN TROOPS

Naco. Soncra. MtN. May 1.-THE
advance guard o' i.omellS rebei
force. Mairhire wesi from Agna Pfi''
IA. was mistaken Tor force OF fed
eiul troops early today and fred upon
bv the lnNsrrecio earrson ~ Naco'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19

'con'inucd on Page Two, column -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-19
T0DAY'S GAMES
National League.


Western Ivaguc.
Omaha, q WIrlila
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-03
ALONG THE MACKAY
BRANCH
l. i. j. + i. + + ++.s ~ + i. !. !

Ben Muir and family came down
| from Leslie Saturday on their way
to Boise where they expect to settle
for the winter.
Ira George, Ernest George, J. D.
Samworth, D. P. Woody, Robert Dun
can, James Duncan, C.. D. Lafever,
Walter Haney and Johnny Kyle came
in from Lost river Tuesday on their
way to Haley to attend court.
Johnny Kyle of Howe had run
away recently, and broke a couple of
fingers during the excitement He ex-
planned that the wagon tongue came
down and then the vehicle upset side
wise. The sudden stop was what
hurt the fingers. asc
! e. C.. Conklin of Blackfoot bought
a couple of cars of sheep off Lafeyer
and shipped them to Blackfoot. this
week to feed on his farm.
j.. H. Greene and Alex Burnette re-
turned Tuesday from trip to HALEY.
They said they had to travel 800
miles around. to get rs miles across,
to attend to ten minutes business
and it took them four days.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-03
Idaho Irrigated Lands Co.
HENRY DANIIsoN IMPROVING

Henry (LovelD Danilson, who was
accidentally shot last week and had
his left arm amputared. is improving
and was taken home on Sunday after
noon.
For the information of his young
friends who desire to call on him we
are authorized to say that he Is al
awys glad to see them If he is In
condition to visit, but he tires SO cas-
lily 1t is often necessary to deny Wis
itors in orderEto keep him in the best
possible condition. We take this oc-
casion to explain that his safety and
his recovery still depend upon ex-
ercising great care at all times, and
no discourtesy is intended when Wis
itors are turned away without seeing
him or merely allowed to greet him
and then retire. N
Mr.. and Mrs. DanlIson wish to ex-
press their appreciation of the in
terest and thoughcfulness shown by
Henry's little friends.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-03
A TEST OF STEAM ROLLERS

Bannock county bought Kelly
Springfield steam roller for their road
work, and Bingham county bought a
Buffalo-Pitt. Both counties being in
terested in getting the Ross Fork
road completed as cheaply as possible,
rented the rollers to the sand road
commission at nominal price to help
the work along. The work of rolling
the crushed rock into the deep sand
proved to be very difficult matter,
and after trying both rollers on the
work, the men in charge kept the
Bingham county roller on the job
and used the other to operate the
rock crusher at the car.
About half mile of the road is
completed, and the work is progress
ing very satisfactorily.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-03
Sale Of Government Horses

A sale of government work horses
was held at Ross Fork Monday. and
46 horses in various stages of decrep-
itude sold at prices ranging from $33
to SITS each.
The horses had all been appraised.
and they sold for about $1,000 mora
than the appraisement amounted to.
The Blackfoot Auction company
had charge Of the sale, and this ought
to convince the public that selling
horses at auction is the most satisfac-
tory way of disposing of them-when
properly conducted. A few Of the
horses sold at less than they were
appraised at, and many sold for more.
The appraisers had nothing to do
with the sale; 1t is just Uncle Sans
way of disposing of property,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-03
AROUND THE COURT HOUSE

N. s. Sage, former cashier of the
Shelley bank, had a hearing Wednes
day before Probate Judge Anderson
on charge of embezzlement, and was
bound over to answer to the distric:
court on a bond of $500.
The hearing of the charge against
d. R. Jones, former cashier of the
Blackfoot State bank, before Probate
Judge J. H. Anderson, was in pro-
gress Thursday. Most of the day was
spent in tracing the items of the ac-
count In question, and may occupy
part of today.
The county commissioners held a
special meeting Tuesday and created
q herd district of the square mile on
which the town Of Aberdeen is situ-
ated.
A bridge over Big Lost river at
Root Hog was ordered, plans were
authorized to be drawn for steel
bridges over three canals on the main
road at Kimball, Basalt and north of
Shelley.
A foot bridge was ordered built
across the canals above Mcdonald
vile, so that the children can cross
to school.
The board left Thursday afternoon
for Boise to try to arrange for the
to complete the Ross Fork
sand road.
State Bank Examiner v. w. Plat
Is here from Boise as a witness in
cases.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-03
BIG FLUME FINISHED

The fiume to convey water across
the lava beds northeast of Moreland,
on the High Line of the Peoples Can
al, is to be completed tomorrow. It
is 500 feet long and IL feet wide.
having floor space of about equal
to the double track wagon bridge over
Snake river. This brings the COM
pleted part to within about mile of
the lower end of the lavas. West Of
the 1avas they have done about $780,
900 worth of work in earth construc-
tion, and it is expected that consider
able work will be done the coming
winter on connecting links.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-03
ROCHELLE MERCHANT HERE

J.. A. Sellers, of the firm of Sellers
company of Rochelle, was In town
Saturday morning looking after some
shipments of grain from his town.
He built large store at the switch
during the summer, and business was
so good he built an addition. He
carries a good stock of general mer-
chandise, buys anything people have
to sell and sells them anything they
want to buy. He had just sent out
four cars of grain, and was loading
three cars for shipment Saturday. He
is on the telephone line and trains
stop in front of his store. He carries
a $4,000 stock and has most of the
advantages of town without any Of
the municipal expenses.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-03
Ranch Land to Trade

Four improved ranches at Roberts,
daho, formerly called Market Lake)
for Blackfoot city income property;
100 to 200 acres; good water rights;
no gravel; level land. These ranches
will net you 500 more than Black
foot city property. 1t will only cost
a little to come up and look these
over; they are snaps. Only AZ miles
north of Blackfoot. Chas. o. Burket,
Roberts, Idaho. 2O-2