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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

The STATE Or lEAAc-
To the Sheriff or any Constable
of Scurry COMMUNICATING:
YOu are hereby commanded 10
summon Walter Hill and r. S.
Cook. by making publication Of
this citation once in each week
for four successive weeks prev
ious to the return day hereof, IN
some newspaper published in
your county il there be news
paper published therein. but if
not. then In any newspaper pub
Iished in the 39th Judicial Dis
trict but IL there be no newspa-
per published in said Judicial dis
triet. then in newspaper
published in the nearest district
to said Seth Judicial District, to
appear at the next regular term
OF the distrie' court Of Scurry
County, 10 be holden at the Court
House thereof, in Snyder, Texas,
on the 3rd Monday in September
A. d. 1911, the same being the
18th day Of September, A ID.
1911. then and there 10 answer a
petition filed in said court Oh
the seventh day of August, A.
D.. 1911 in a suit, numbered on
the docket OF said court No. 764,
wherein Hermleigh Townsite Co.
Is Plaintiff, and G. ". Hamil,
John L. Hubbard. Walter Hill
and r. s. Cook are defendants.
and said petition alleging plain
tiff 5 cause Of action IS suit upon
three promisory notes for $4,000
each dated July Is. A D. 1907.
signed John L. Hubbard and g.
W. Hamil bearing interest al the
rate Of 5 per cent per annum
from date and providing for 10
per cent attorneys fees II placed
in the hands Of an attorney for
collection or IL collected hT Suif
Plaintiff further Prsys for the
foreclosure Of the vendors lien on .
Lots No. one, two. three and fOur
in Block 10 IN the town of Hsrn
leigh, Scurry county. Texas. sDd
for costs OF suit
Plaintiff alleges that the d.
PENDANTS Walter Hm ard r $
Csssk. ar claiming some interest +
IN the above sad premises. but
tn extent q ssme Is unknown
20 plaintiff
Herein Fsil Not. bat have BE-
fore Said court. 81 rs aforesaid
s~xr regular term, this wrIt with
your return thereon, showing
bow you have sxeeHtsd the sane
Given under ny hand and the
-szI Of said court, At Office N Sny
der. Texas. this the 9TH day Of
Auguss. A D. 1911
". s ADANSON
.lerk District Court Scurry Go.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Mr. A A. Williamson. two nies
east Of Snyder brought 10 the SIX
nai Office this week. two god siI-
"a muskmeions Which are grovn
together. the rinds beng iirnly
united ne curiosity has attract
"a conziderahis attention
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

A negro named Wooster IN a
Minnesota t0un was arrested On
Monday night eharged With erim-
inaly assaulting . II rear Old
white girL The crime was con-
mified lat Ssfurday The n~gro
admits his guilt The people arr
very quiet and composed over Il.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11
Charged With Criminal Assaulr


By Associated Pres
Dallas, Texas Aug &c. "
Bowers vas charged today By az
idavis with eriminaBy ssssulting
Myrtle and Minnie Atkins, aged
respectively eleven and fourteen
years Officers have nov gone oct
make the arrest
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11
HOus.On Bank in Trouble

Bv Associated Press
Houston. Texas Aug o-Ihe
Harris County Banking and Trust
Company, vas placed last night m
the hands Of . CommisSioner Of
Insurance and Banking because
Il j. alleged that the hank has
made large loans which arr
thought VIII impair the capital
stock o. the institution The hank
has ben operated under the guar
snty fund system
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

By Associated Press
Hot Springs Ark. Aug III
c. Miller Of Sherman was arrested
here last night charged with en-
bezkiing the funds Of the Red Men
Lodge. He says he viii return 10
Texas without requisition- Il +
szid that h. admits losing the mon
~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

By Asssciated Press
Rome. Aug S-PcPe Plus has
been in III health for several days
but his condition this morning
was satisfactory to the attending
physicians
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

By Associated Press.
Washington. aug The pos
master general today designated
fifty additional postal savings
banks. Three Of then are II Tex
IS a. Marshall. Paris and Wiehi-
"a Pals
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-08-11

Texas, this The 4th day Of Al
gust, A. ID. 1911.
W. S. ADAMSON.
Clerk. District Court. SeurFy Co
Seal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
TRI-STATE RALLY
veterans of Three States 70 Hold Out.
ing at the Famous Rock
Springs Park.

SIcc.s, dispatch to .he Iuteligencer
CHESTER. W. Va. Aug. lS-Plans
Tor the tri-state reunion OF the civil
war veterans to be held az Rock
Springs park on September 18th are
nearing completion. Richard Robert
son. OF Wheeling. Is to deliver the ad.
dress OF welcome while prom nent
among the expected speakers are Gov.
W. +. Glasscock. Gov Judson Har-
mon. Hon Atlee Pomerene. Hon. j.
". Whitaker. OF Canton. o.. Hon. W.
+. Hubbard. OF Wheeling. and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
WABASH MOVE
NlIe1ed Railroad IL Behind Waynes
burg Biacksv'ue Street
Railway.

-f~'7' N-rr'-H f. f.r I-frrlre-,~r
MpVrN\rpWN. So Va Aug is
with o." securing NJ q sixty foot rigr,
%. way. fh" statement WIS made hero
today Chat iro Wabash rruro,d was
h"hinI .hr rnvr f1r thc now Warnrs
hIre lltcksv'IIc trolley frc D. Ia
sId thHt tro Wabash i4 dcslrous OBJ.
securing on outlet fr fho coal frvrl
""fncu- r' fHo section tp Tho I.L.-
IH0 NaFr0ahH-r Itlc .tIUo fro CON
u"ris 'n.s c,,y aud TAumont with
PittshurR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
SHOT RAT HUNTING.
East Liverpool Youth May Die From
Result Of occidental Wound.

special Dispatch tp the Inte!li ecncer
EAST LIVERPOOL. o. Nug Is
Roy Green. aged ~. is In the hospital
in precariOus condition as the re-
suit of bullet wound IN his abdomen.
said To have been accidentally inflicted
by John Clark CoChanor. aged l..
Cochanor is being detained NJ the
police station until the result OF
Green's injuries can be- determined
Green and COChanor had been shoot
ing rats on the river front. both being
armed with rifles. Green. IL Is said.
ran past COchanor as the latter fired
a shot. the small bullet striking him.
Ever notice how silly and velvetv a
crIn mans voice is when he has oc-
cdsion 70 talk TO a pretty girl?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
LEATHER
HAND BAGS

All-leather lO-nch frame Goat Seal Bog for
$1.OO
Some Of the latest Fall modes in Bags-varied
ie''her>' ................. $3.50 and $500
Special All-Leather Bag-s5.oo value. $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19

The ono impossible thing ;or n sirl
10 DO Is 20 look unconccrucd The first
time she appears in public with an
engagement ring on her finger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19

worthless check. has been arrested az
Anderson. W. Va. and Will be brought
20 This city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-19
Arrested at Anderson.

Special u's natca 90 tie Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Aug. IS
Bob Cox. wanted here for uttering a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-21

ton th" provisional president hears
to Madrro The first shows the inni-
tur of th" national palace standing
before IA, duFk OF tho phl,t olcrk Tie
Is a-k.uH about IAN order De- hud re-
,,iN"d Geo chuEgo tho ruspdors iu use
Zoe The palace ~, wants Co Know
whether they arc to Dee porcelain or
brass The cl,rt starts Go answer.
then excuses himself Tho SECOND
shows u'r Dl.rk. asking the same
question Of stou ufucor Niu in
iHTu goes into uuotu,r room and rr-
psuts th" question to cluiurt min-
istrr To, fourth ,artlnu rrpr, SCENTS
the question nriug put up 90 o, lu
liatrr who uo-ins ~ express his upiu-
Tom u n'n hr. tlu. asks tu Doc excused.
Tho nest disOlVs,s him ip tho net
of asking MHduru whether tho ,uspi-
dur- shall Dee oi porcelain ar brass.
M1dor' instantly makes choice. and
the last cartoon shows the iantor
CARRYING uut the order. iut the little
STORY pt the cartoons ls scarcely fair.
in spite of the fact that it docs re-
fleet the popular opinion Mud,ro
doesn't interfere 90 any great cxtrut.
ana a." Ne Barri is rapidly gaIniug
popularity as a chief executive. lie
N man many believe might run Ma
der" close race Tor the presidency.
hut hc has repeatedly declined the
honor of rutcriuE thu race.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-21
\ TnENCHEROC TROUBLE.
Nlhuqu"rquc People Are shown ia.
WAY out

Kidney diseases are very danger
Gus. Thoy come ON silently. gain
ground rapidly and cause thousands
'f deaths that could nave been pre-.
vented hy prupcr treatment iu the
beginning Nature gives early warm
ings at kIdley disrasr- backaCnr.
iwinI's OF pain when shopping lr INT
lng, headaches aud urinary disorders.
10 those symptoms ur. UNDECIDED.
there ts Gr.tc danger of dropsy or
iaiu l''eIiH u|H.H.. bIau'a kidney
PMS hrt, earned t reputation Tor
their uii.stiNru,-s boz kIduc, troubles.
aud Hr, known and recommended
th" world over Albuquerque readers
should liua convincing proof iu tho
iu'loHug statement us from elite
1.u OF nI- locality.
Jacob k,uostrick. 1n6 Lincoln 1yc-
nu.. East las Vegas ~ NJ uA-.
'Aiy opinion of Doun's Kidu,, PINS
Which was publicly expressed boo a
Co., HmHuiai gave Toe thyir praise two
'ud huf years ago remains uu.
changed. Whenever hlg, pkon
bwus Kidney pills They have si,.r
W. f'h.f from annoying symptoms cot
Kidney complaint { ann a'td ip give
TINS remedy thr praise Fl. DESERVES
For sale hN lIl druggists pre. Iut
Fosi.r-M Ihurn Goo. buffalo. \.w
york sole agents mr Co.., United
States.
R,mrmhcr the uamo-plau s-oud
take uu other o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-21
CANTALOUpES WILL
Be RIPE AUGUST
Fifteen
Hundred Acres of Fruit Plant
ed Near Berrendo Farms
Alone, Sold in Bulk to Chi
cage Commission House.
especial correspondence to the aernldI


''''N''' a. july tl.-N
~w''N 1'lng ai 'H' corner of R'ch-
Jrd~un and Third streets. has JUST
finished ,b,.t.pp The r.,prp. an his
''''
'''n sr'"lh- Tor 'ishl years in ms
Nrd tn. figures show that those
Sour trr,s gave % net return this wear
, &C., ., 81, ,. .,, .n. ,.,...
t"'''N "''' ''"''" I'' nanny ""''
tn. '.2n''s out ot the rate OF S'N1
per acre. one Murr.y Seeding tree
1's yielded not return ot $lljo,
ami There Is "no hoN lrit on the tree.
r." alexander peaches ar, OF very
'u, quality Thc-, trees hive attract
ga much attention while in such
heavy bearing, md have returned
Tour profitable crops .n the eight
vars OF th'ir mo-"
" g. Lawrence, of the Lawrence
calico lrur''"d Farms COMPANY
says that his three acre peach or
ch"rd VIII give aim 1000 boxes OF Una
luc,pus Tuu. J ". clifford. OF the
california 'N.hungr. viii handle the
crop
ABOUT 100 acres of cantaloupys
have been planted u the Hcrrondo
rms l1is AR Tho iruit Will bee in
about th, ism of next month The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-21
THE PROGRESS OF
AERONAUT|CS
A Review of Activities in Aer-
ial Navigation and Improve
ments That are Being Made
in Flying Machines.

In a recent issue Of the Daily Con.
sulnr Reports there is summary
Given of she progress of aeronautics
IN various countries irom which the
following Interesting extracts are
taken:
Great interest rs being taken now
IN England in aerial navigation. nur.
mp he first week. in May. at tleudon.
near London. an exhibition was given
10 show the uses 10 which avropiancs
could be- put Ia time OF war. ana es'
perHllF tu emphasize the dcsirhil ~
OF their employment to locate the
cucmys position This exhibition was
laU4.ly attended. and ascenis We
made by number ol memb ia ui
Parliamentary and government OH
caIa Twelve machines were Ia the
ai. at one time
70 illustrate the use OF aorOplancs
for dropping explosives luO-peund
weight WAS dropped three times from
au ueroplanc 90 heights up 90 500 feet
and in each instance tell near the
mark prepared ln anOtncr instance
two Fighter missiles were dropped from
hoishi of 1000 feet with fair aC.
cup,y The experiments in military
reconnaissance demonstrated, n Is
said that with great armies In the
urld observation hv aeronauts will
pI1, very important part IN the
oUoIatiun, OF war
4 BriI-h technical paper. referring
tn the series at townJoJown aero
plane races that occurred on the con.
tuDui IN May. regards them as ending
the practice uf organizing living meets
u,or inciosod grounds which offered
an element of danger and were un.
profitable
o. states that while the races from
Parts to Madrid. from Paris tn Rome
and uo proposed circular race from
lg.IP through belgium 10 London ami
hUch tu Paris are afousiug vast
amount of mhlic interest the opinion
ut iNUul" who have been Interviewed
ANA Who aIo identified with the aero.
plan. movement is that this kind of
confess Ia ui np practical value for I'm.
Hruy.u. nNius machines Il is sug
r' iod Chat greater progress would
%. uud' i part of the large sums Of
mluo1 offered ior purely speed tests
were devoted 90 competitions in which
Dee machines would be required "a
show stability and low speeds and
handling with perfect safety
ln q lecture ON aoronagtic. " A.
blouck is reported uy Chicago Com
WDiyc to have said
The largest concerns IN Europe are
"NnH their muncv for building air
ship. : new ship g. tp b, construct
ed ut FIRM Win other interests that
has capitalization Of 500 200 .0OO. ana
500 considered b good business to gc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-21
NO CANDIDATE WILL
OPPOSE MADERO
De La Barra Is Only Possible
Rival Against Late Provi-
sional President in Coming
Election.

CiE oi N.Nfou. JuN -u Tho month
Of juno uus.,d aud July begun With
out ans ono coming forward to dis
put" the right of Francisco g. Madcru
tu tuc presidency. Both hc and Pres
idcut de- "a Bar,a have repeatedly as
surod the plbnc that an would ha,,
am even chance. so far az tho machiu-
cry of tho state could make IT, bur
mo- man of prominence was willing io
permit his name Co head AN opposi-
ton ticket
For Time II appeared probable
that General Geronimo Tr.yiuu might
rr induced 60 enter the race. bat this
old warrior who had fought with Dja1
l't 10 10, known that h' preferred the
quiet of his hacienda Familiarity
with their idol ana fractional ditfor.
yueDs have served 10 diminish that
Wild enthusiasm which the public at
first bestowed upuu the man wh"
overthrow the Diaz government. hut
his enemies, both political aud person.
a. lack the courage 90 oppose him.
Intrigue ls an uld gam, 100 M,N3co.
bat PLAYING at politics has for the
people of this country ts disudyun-
tag,s They aye NOS familiar with
IA" rules An American politician
might make things uncomfortable for
Madcro, but hls only opponents now
100 sight are tHusr who yNpend their
energies in publishing their donWnDia-
lions of him and his ideas Fur 90
time IL was believed that th, catholic
party might prove menace. hut the
announcement was uuuiNyiulN made
few weeks ago that this party
would uaWo up eundidltv. So far Ma
doro has inc ucld to himself AMI has
made mo- serious political mistake OF
the r,pJul..
SENIOR Madeira. advocacy OF tho di-
vision ol thv mE tracts ut land H u.-
ginning Co prove umuarra-slug 40 uo
| time did hc ever Say that hr proc
posed Goo ouun.cat, ana aproruuu tu
others those lands NOW owned b'
/ Greet Torrulas and utbpr Including
members of his own family uui that
hc Would "a" $50, ana without waiting
| fur tho iurmJhN ut his inauguration
las president. has h.uu Hk,n for
! ruutrd by many OF ma. poor ignorant
/ Indians of the country They cannot
understand tho workings ot land
/ lax, nut Go get rum,inius iur NOTHING
! is within ma, scoop, COZ their DuWpr,
| hensiou.
t.,yntr thore eum. to Tho capital
Ia dcuutUtun of Indians from Julut-
lalco asking that Mad,ro r.uu Go
| them "th,ir land" which uhoy &C..
! cllrnd had brou taken from th,r 1u.
| cDsturs ThDy were neon tup NHI
! fought under Gspoul Miranda dur.ug
] tho revolution aud dsonred thsf tn,
only reason the, had risen in utws
/ Vus 90 regain their lands when the
! revolution was over thoN br"lu cate
ting wood on these lands on thp side
Iof Mount Aiusoo aud Nrr. gp1tN uf-
rrIsod when driven off Dos urd.r al
/ tho looal uuthoritea
NultIrplur. 90 NrrEN publication.
carried recently q series of rN small
cartoons calculated ta show the rcla-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-21
into air navigation
Insurance OF Air Craft.
The fral hnlance sheeI Do hi

The FIRST balance sheet of air nayi.
cation over published that Of q Mn.
Mich company covering period uf
Two months. shows 10 per cent divl
dend " shows another great point
which has been laughed az ia the
United States so 'ar. ana this Is The
Insurance of dirigiDles crew aud pas.
scngcrs. absolutely given by Lloyd 8
and other reputable corporations
The advertising use OF airships is
what should most appeal to ~. That
az The present time is great thing M
Berlin The receipts IN Berlin are
very often over $3.50 a day from the
uisUluy at advertising The charge
made por firm Is about $40 or $i2 q
night Tor which price The nrns al.
vottiscmcut h. displayed for twenty
i.second periods.
IN an interview given 10 the press
In London. James e. Mars. The Amer.
lean aviator, who had reached the
British capital after u tour Of the
world. stated
The kecucst interest in the world
IN flying Us 10 be- found IN Japan.
where the government ls now actively
engaged lu experiment. Ton military
purposes When we arrived, We found
several acrOplanes in disuso because
the officials did not understand how
Ia manipulate them, After observing
our Flights. however they set 10 work
again. ana whca We left jney were
hard at 70 We sold one aerOplane In
Japan which we had reason 20 sus.
poct. was tor the government Dur.
Ing our 'om we sold 80 BALDWIN, aero.
planes. Most of these were 20 pr.
waite individuals, though believe the
one sold at Baugkoh was Tor the
King a Siam
The Honolulu Bulletin OF June &c
Coutnins an account of AN aviation
meet in that Hawaiian city. al which
llleriot machines were to be- used. The
expenses OF the meet were dcfrayed
Dog public subscription
The issue OF tbc Scientific Amer
lean Of Nav IT,. 1917. was termed an
aviation number ana the following
excerpts have been taken nom ar
ticlos which appeared therein:
Automatic Stability Of Aeroplanes
As living becomes more general
the trcachcrOuS aud shiIty character
oi the air ocean Is more and more
mlly appreciated The vast swirls
AMI turmoils of the ain are felt die
tuCtly hy AN aviutors. uud the man.
uor IN which acroplancs are waited
about on unseen hillOws and through
invisible CROSS currents is now tamil.
laI To many
\ great majority hold therefore
that before llN,ug can become az
popular as motoring some practical
form or apparatus that will maintain
The aoruplluc In equilibrium auto.
WaticallN must NOT only bee devised
but be- applied successfully The ap-
plication oi some methods has already
taken place. and the actual operation
of other methods that have been dC.
vised viii doubtlessly come witnp
the year, so that 30 les appropriate and
important io discuss the more note.
worthy schemes and some of their
particular features as eNompliilol in
fhe cyrrsruwing list Of patents on
aut tomato stability"
There ave numerous methods ~ ~.
iaiuiug this highly desirable end Of
automatic stability, he most prumis-
ing ones being
o. The employment Of the incr.i1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-21
THRESH|NG MACHINE
ATTRACTS CROWD
Farmer Imboden of Mountain.
air Will Thresh Wheat in
Modern Way With Newly
Received Engine.
Especial Correspondence to the Herald

Especial Correspondence Ia the Herald
willard, \. NJ, July GA j l.
CHs'. thro-hing putrt. am engine and
separator. attracted suite curious
crowd during the time that % sood
in thu santa r., yards here Thursday
Toe mrhine was on rs way from
oklahoma, Co Muuutaiuajr, whore IL
was delivered Go Frank O. lmbodeu.
Who VIII use II tor tnr,-hinu thv
wheat harvested by himself and
n'lF hhors This b. said so %, tho secs
ond Orvshlng machiu" shipped In
Torrance county. mad 90 most of the
native people was quit. an Interest,"
ing sIgJt, The majority of them nav
Ing lived her am their uyr~. and ur-
used Go 90, American farmers ways
why pi harvesting and caring for his
crops
The territorial convention OF the
Socialist party was held her. Tues
| day. uf this week Rpcuuso oG the oN-
coIl,nt railroad facilities of this
/ place. each year the Socialists hold
/ their annual meeting here Among
| th" ont of town delrgatos lon attend
auHn U.r, noted e. r.. Cameron
/ pcming g. D. Lame. Alto. J NJ
. koou-, HlarktoWcr; Marshall Cru-
I cher RpsW,is W, T. Mctcl'i Nbu-
! Guorgue. and Dr r. q. Rivera
Cnumip r. s. Chostaln. was On,
| local delegate.
The willard DRUG company, which
/ has hod 20 -omeWhut chcckcrod ca.
| ro,r, iu tho trU years of H., existence
rs now in the hands of receiver
/ Hale ]. Lutte, having been appointed
by Judge McFIr. to act la mat ga.
! puCitg. Assisted by DR.. g. g. Kcsuer
aud e.. g. Ewing of Estancia. Re-.
c'iNcr Lutte is now invoicing IN,
stock and viii offer tho drug stor,
for sale when tho invoice is com.
plotc
n The annual "fIcsta" held by IN,
native people each year in July. wa.
celebrated this week nt the histori,
n little town, runta De Aqua ths
ncstlcs CLOSE tu The foo, of the Man,
znuo mountains Games OF MANI
kinds with bic dance in the oven.
ing were the amuscmcnts, Anon.
those from here who attended wer,
Louis ~ HcIpdon, zoe Howell Boi
ponlin and Dallas Drummond.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-21
BIG CHECK PAID FOR
ARIZONA MINE
United States Smelling Cont
pany Pays Million Six Hun
dred for Gold Road Proper
ties at Kingman.

Eiumuu A.z. July ~ TIE prop
c.tN O., tGc Gotta Road Nuus com
AMY wlii be- ti.ea over tomorrow boy
,hc United States smelling company
The sale was ratified soorday 81
Prescott and today Sidney i. Jennings
Of Boston. ior the smelling company
gave William 8aNlN, homecoming the
n.ting cOmpau', check for q mii
ion, two hundred thousand. which
in. ly is now taku- 20 Los Angeles
90 distribute among he shareholders
tn price of the nine Is million. SIX
Hundred thousand the difference GO
ing to pay on outstanding bonds Tins
rs he largest sin1ie CEer, over given
~. e mine In NrilCna
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-21
WOMAN IS KILLED
BY LIGHTNING
Bolt Enters Tent Of Family,
Stunns Father and Kills
Mother But Leaves Babe
Sleeping and Unframed.

phocuN July 2I--A bali of IRE On.
tered The tent oi lose Marin Lopez
three miles northeast of Phoenix dur.
ing the electrical storm las evening
Alvarez suffered q terrible shock ana
ldnscd into uuconsciOusness When
he awakened, his wife. Trinidad sill
vas was living dead by his side and
his li-yca1. old daughter, loss than
three feet away. was peacefully sleep,
ing
Tho WOmaus hair was burned from
ON side uf her head Her body Waa
bot conto.lcd and h was evident that
me had died insBnlaucously
Alvarez aroused his Whi;p neigh
bers AMI Coroner tombstone was no
tllied lie directed that The body De-
permitted 20 remain where 81 wac nm
al This morning, when an undertaken
went ior o. IN" inquest was held
IN this city and verdict in ac
corduucr with Alvarczs testimony
brought Tie told vivid story of the
llshih'Ia stroke. Or struck near lh,
door o. The tent, ho said aud he saw
q bah of ire come through the can
VASES. He and the woman. who has fpr
Years passed as his wife. were sloap
.uE 100 % pallet laid uuDn 'po art
floor and lh, girl was resting ON a
bed 100 their side. This morning lhor
Was @ small hole burned ia the can
was