davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-04-18
Even in an unfortunate year h
many of his friends, for SpeakerC CT,
non carries the Danville district Il
to one. There are some ties IL
hardly anything can weaken.
$1.oo DOWN $500 WEEK 4
;One Dollar Down.
J One Dollar Week:
: Buys a Residence Lot or a Bust
ness Lot in
Kqucduct City Tract;
S S S S S S S
NO INTERESTING TAXES

A syndicate has recently pur-
chased a large tract of land which
:, has been plated into business and
IS residence lots, and is known al VI
. lsnowna as the "AQUEDUCT CITY;
3 TRACT" and is located on the'
. main lines of the Southern Pacifcs
:: and Santa Fc Railroad, and not;
e far from the Nevada and Califor.:
= MIA Railroad, in Kern county. 800
g miles north of Los Angeles, and!
3 only ga miles from Bakersfield thee
q metropolis of the great oil fieldss
. of the United States, and the new.
= Aqueduct which is to bring ane
q abundant supply water and powerS
to Los Angeles and vicinity and
on which the City of Los Angeles
is expending about 1924, 050, 900,
passes close to the Tract.
If you do not wish to purchase
lot for occupancy it will be a
- fine opportunity for an ..
8 INVESTMENT
The choice of the residence lots :
8 range from $500 to $4,000 and of 8
II the business lots from 10000 to s
~ 100000 and up according to loca ?
= tion. e.
B 1t is preferable that investors :
e select their own lots in person, g
- but as in many cases this is i'm -
g practicable, and as there is but s
i little choice aside from distance 3
@e from the business portion, we will n
make a choice selection for you
subject to your right to exchange
this lot within one year for any
other lot of the same price, not
sold.
TERMS
g Make choice as to what pric- 2
= ed lot you wish to purchase, 1925. 90 .
y $4,000, $4,000 or $4,000, and .
s send in your S1.00 down on each 2
=; lot and a contract of purchase will 8
e. be sent you and you can pay S1.OO5
- a week or $500 a month if you r.
8 prefer, and when one-half of the 2
e purchase price of any lot has been .
= paid we will give you a Deed and .
9 Certificate of Title from the Alb 8
D; stract Company showing the title g
e. Tree and clear, and we will take Il
JNa' Us SStiACdo w pay Ulo Uetl-
ance due.
A discount of 10 per cent will
be given you for all cash down.
Now is the time to invest.
We want good live agent. Big
IA Cash Commission. 4e
3 Make all checks and money Or :!
8 ders payable to 8
: Aqueduct City Land 9
. Syndicate ?
s. Incorporated. %
& I27 South Broadway 9
: Los Angeles, California -
$1.00 DOWN 500 WEEK g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-26


~ over my shin. An enormous blood tick as yet,
believe, uncass1ed."
1.-The fruits of labors, said Challenger
- in his booming, pedantic fashion. 1--WE cannot do
IT. less than call it Erodes Malon The very small
~ inconvenience of being bitten, my young friend
cannot, sure weigh with you against the
glorious privilege of having your name inscribed
in the roll of zoology Unhapp you have crushed this
fine specimen at the moment of satiation.
Filthy vermin!' cried.
Challenger raised his eyebrows protest. and
placed soothing paw upon shoulder You should cultivate
detached scientific and the scientific mind said he Toa
philosophical temperament like myself the blood tick with
proboscis and its dendng stomach beautiful
work peacock that the oreas
speak of it unapprec1ative fashion
diligence other specimen
doubt of that said sumneee grimy; for
just disappeared behind your shirt collar
Challenger sprang into the believing like bull and tore
fanticalv at his coat get
laughed that could hardly help him. At last exposed that
tour inches by the taors tape) His body
with black of which jungle picked the
wandering before had bitten him. But the bushes round
full of the horrible pests and clear that shift
camp.
faithful negro who appeared presently the pinnacle with
of tins and biscuits which he tossed Of
which remained below he ordered much
would keep him for two months The Indians to have the
remainder reward for their services and payment for taking
back the Amazon Some hours later them
single file upon the plain each with bundle his head
making their back along path had Zambo
little at the base of the and he renamed
link with the world below.
And had to decide upon immediate movements
We shifted position from the ickaden bushes until
There fiat slabs of rock the center with excellent
and there clearly while made
plans for the of this country Birds calling
among the foliage especially with peculiar whoopng which
but beyond these sounds there of life
make of list of Our
might what had rely upon What with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-26
CHAPTER x.
The Most Wonderful Things Have Happened"

wonderful things happened continually
happening All the paper that possess consists of
old notebooks and lot of scraps and have only
the ylographc pencil but long hand
will experiences and
the only of the whole human such things it
of Importance that should record them while they
fresh my and before that fate which to be
constantly impending does actually overtake Whether Zambo
last take these letters the whether shall myself
miraculous them back with finally whether
daring explorer coming tracks, with the advantage
perhaps of perfected monopane should find this bundle of
uscript any that what writing destined
Immortality classic of true adventure.
IN the morning after being trapped upon the plateau by the
vianous Gomez, began stage in experience
The first incident such favorable
opinion the place which had wandered As reused
self from short nap after day had dawned fell
most singular leg My rousr had slipped
up exposing above On this
rested large purpsh grape Astonhed the sight, leaned
forward pick off, when horror burst between my
finger and thumb squirting blood every direction My of
cyna ) Conan Doyle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-26
BY SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

EDWARD D. MALONE "Th London Courier told by his
Gladys above all
and would have nothing with him snentay till he had become
individual asked his would
enable distinguish himself He the
Edward Challenger
prehistoric and showed alleged pictures of them His
world; who
exceedingly belgerent refused anything with his fellow
and physically assaulted anybody that attempted question him.
The including Challenger finally reached Maple White Land great
hundred miles inland Amazon
all doubt of Chaengers
rachou
of a terrible wilderness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-26

Copyright. Ia'2. ~ A Conan Doyle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
SECRET SESSION OF
/. COUNCIL LASTS
SOLID HOUR
Aldermen Consider Problems
of Municipal Government
Behind Closed Doors; Meet
Again Monday Night.

For sixty consecutive minutes. one
solid hour, the city council remained
In secret session last night. what the
aldermen discussed was not given out
Tor publication. TIC secret session
VAS for the purpose NJ considering
various nnHirs In connection with the
financial conduct ul the city during
the next year. \. a. MrMlllcn. in tho
duet capacity uf legal adviser and
owner at the water Suppiy com.
pany. was clnscycd with the council.
men practically the entire time dur
INK the secret session
Foiinwing the executive session.
the council ordered the water com.
pony to- extend the water main on
Lead avenue from seventh street into
Ia" RnNnulds addition. the extension
to hr made and h,drant cared for
Without expense to the city. A Pc
tttiuu of John ~. Rurk tor an extern
sion of water main. ON Nurth Thlr-
t"tuth street VAS rci'rr"d tu the vat
"r committee The council viii meet
Jeajn next Monday ulphi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
PACIFIC MUTUAL TO
LEASE FRONT Or
BUILDING
Expanding Business Makes 1t
Necessary to Secure Much
Larger Quarters on Second
Floor OF N, 7. Armijo Block.

The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company today completed arrange
mcnts Tor the leasing of the entire
front of III" second floor Of the y. =.
Armiin office building At the corner
81 Central avenue and second street,
The nuuilic Mutual, which has been
occupying rooms In the southeast
corner, finds II necessary To enlarge
It's quarters and when liz new lease
becomes effective tomorrow VIII 0ccu-
|py ALSO IN" rooms formerly occupied
by IN" law trm Of Mann a. Nrnnblr,
thus giving the COMPANY about hair
the trnntug" Tor tx own uSr. The
other iinr office iuums viii be- subject
by the company, aud ~ they ar"
among the brH located ana most
commudiuus IN the city viii 81 course
he occupied without delay
I'VE had b. have more room s,id
General Agent f., a. Sohwontkrr 10.
day. "pur business this year has in
creased Il FUN 80 Ia per cent over
the record breaking business written
hast gear, go enlarged One" facilities
became Imperative
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
NEW SANTA FE IS
BIG SURPRISE TO
B. S. 'ROOEY
First Visit After Six Years
Revelation to U. S. Attorney
Here from Alaska,

81 WIS absolutely ovcrpOwcrcd at
~. 'tud'. ~ 'iyr 'ufI.riIri N ~.
cay cd santa fr, suid Iiurnard =.
liud"y to-day. Mr.. ltudcy, former
New MvNicu delegate IN congress,
nos special federal attorney with
headquarters ~ Some, Alaska. ana
Seattle, Wash. returned last night
from his first visit t. Santa Fee for
six years, Mr.. liod"y having pcgIcct-
ed to include Santa l'c in his few
ana dying trips home since ne was
hrst appointed federal judge In PUr-
to Rico.
- ncvc, saw such II change In
any city" said MIR, liodcy. 1T is
fun of new, modern handsome, sub
stantial residences and business
blocks. WAS especially struck with
the fine schools, notably the one on
the site of the old Fort Marcy mill
tary reservation. formerly thu worst
cycsOrc In the city. | had the pleas
urc of being Instrumental In getting
the nineteen acres of this Tcsrrvn-
ton transfers., Il to the city by presl-
dental proClamatio; II used To he
an unpnvcd. unEtdowalkcd. dilapi-
dated blot ON the landscape; now
everything IL neat ana trim ana there
Is beautiful throc-story brick
school house IN addition to the other
modern structures, The Scottish
Rite temple In going To hc a magni-
ficent structure; whole blocks have
Seen built up. ana altogether the
transformation has been simply won
derful"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
COWPONY RACE NOT
YET DECIDED
Advisory Board of State Fair
Association Wrestles With
Question as to Ownership of
Horse Finishing First.

Tho question as 10 whether or not
sapphire" which finished first in
the county cOwpOny race at the last
state fair in Albuquerque, was owned
ut that time by a person residing in
New Mexico. or without the state. IL
the question which II will he ncces-
Eary to decide definitely before the
$400 in prize money can b" properly
awarded. The Gtfvpory BOARD Of tho
state Fair association held meeting
yesterday afternoon AZ which the COW
pony race was gone into In all It's
phases. The board decided that
there was no question that sapphire
finished first; that there Is no question
that "Sapphire" is n COW pony. BUT
the question OF ownership sim re-
manned undecided M the result Of
the conference yesterday and II was
agreed to adjourn until Tuesday. Jan
nary 81, to permit contestants TO fur
nish additional proof as 10 the owner
ship OF the animal II II claimed by
contestants that sapphire" IL an lei
PaAO horse. brought here by irwin
brothers while II IL also claimed that
the horse was brought here from An
thony n. NJ, and owned by resi-
dent OF that place. which IL near the
TcXas boundary line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
pnlho Wr"l,ly crystal
Ynnng Mnmnn ncnd load.

Chicago, D"u, 3l,--polic" officials
are puzzled over the identity of u
young woman. aged %, wh" Says sl"
had "bcatcn her way" an freight
trains Ia most of the large rllrs of
the United states she was arrested
yesterday ~ sho vas about tu hoard
u freight train. She gave the u"ln
or Miss Hazel Johnson" but admit
ted that this was fictitious
"I'Nr hrcu heating my way nr
Ircight trains all over lh" country
size said. "and say, ~" lust had III"
time 1T my life. Honestly IA rather
ride m 4 huN car than on a soft cush'
ION IA 70 urH- class passenger ear.
"r,c beat my way 10 Sew H"rh
ana back ma rye been Ia ogden,
rtnh. Salr luNc Ciry ana al over the
west" The young woman said tina
she wug r"blrd of diamond rin+
valued Ut $500 hv sNitchmau whom
.sho met In Portland. or"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
PAULIST PRIEST
WILL PREACH
TOMORROW
Father Clarence Woodman, Of
University of California, to
Sing High Mass at Church
of Immaculate Conception,

Masses IN the church Of the I'm
Years G1y. viii he the same AZ uu
sunday. early mass at 400. childrrn's
mass at $50 ana high mass At 10
O'Clock. Rev Clarence Woudman, an
eminent paulist priest OF Berkeley,
cal, VIII sing the tate mass aud
preach the New Years sermon.
Father Wuudmnn In In charge Of the
hdl az the University al California
IN BrrErlry. ut which Catholic stu.
dents attend religious services The
laulist fathers are noted for their
rlopucncr ana members at the I'M
nnculatr Conception church viii an.
li'ip.i" with plcHsur" hearing the scr.
mon by Father Wuudmau tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
dlNES N. NROTHIO
.'Slh' FOR CHILE
JANUARY 9th
Well Known Albuquerque
Young Man Retained as
Mining Engineer by the
Guggenheims; Leaves for
New York Today.

James NJ. wroth, son Of Dr. and
Mrs, J. ~. wroth of Albuquerque, lett
this afternoon for New York city.
from which port he will sail on Jam
ploy az the Guggenh"im Exploration
company. In the capacity az mining
engineer. Mr.. WrOth viii make Il
brief stop In New YnrK city for a
conference with the head officers OF
The Guggenheim interests after
which he will leave for south Amer
ica 10 be gone two years ar longer.
until recently MIR. Wroth was In
charge of the engineering department
of the Santa Re Cola and Copper
company at san Pedro y. ~. resign.
ing To become idrntin'd with the
Guggcnhcim Interests. Although
young in vctrs Mr.. Wroth has already
achieved reputation os % mining en-
ginecr which Is gratifying alike to
himself and To his numerous frirudr
In Albuquerque. Specializing az a
copper expert. Mr.. Wroth has worked
In various important capacities for
the dig copper companies In Nevada,
Utah ana NCw Mexico. and has also
had extended experience In varied
old McNic" properties. The GuGgcu-
helms are now operating copper
property In chile. steam shovel sNs-
TEN, which Is bcinc d,y"lupcd along
lines similar 10 that of Tho chino Cop
por company Ia Grant .uumy. this
state. Having worked for tho chino
people, Mr. Wroth il naturally ramil-
lar with the system of production
used with great success In the C'hiuo
property aud his s"r,i rcs viii be- IN.
deed valuable tn his new employers.
Jim" has a host Of friends in Al
buqucrquc and elsewhere throughout
the state and the southwest generally
who will wish them every success in
his new Held
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
.BI0GRAPH PEOPLE
| MAY STOP HERE
IN SPRING
Four Dozen Motion Picture
Actors and Actresses Pass
Through Albuquerque To-
day on Way to Coast.

Tho American Telegraph troupe.
numbering forty-clght motion pie
turc artists. pasiled through Alhu-
qucrQue on the Santa Re limited to-
day on route from New York tn Los
Angeles, To spend the winter The
troupe IL la charge Of Director Crit
nth, and with few exception, an the
people who were In Albuquerque last
summer are SIN with tho company
hnd were here today Miss pick
ford, the vNaCinus ana clever lead.
ing lady. however, IL no longer with
tho movies" Miss pickford " now
featured In The Good Little Devil"
Ia David HclHsCo production. playing
this week In Washington, -. e., and
which begins the seasons run at the
Bclnscn In New York on Jan. u.
Bolasco saw Miss pickford In mo.
tiun picture according to Director
Oritllth. ana Immediately decided
that she must become u Uclasrn at.
traction tie signed the little lady,
who tx only Is Years old. aud IN
tends To- maxi" star out ut her hc-
fore YEAR Is gone hN. Miss Nor-
mnudir, who was here with tn, Iiio-
graph last summer as was also Miss
HickturN, IL nu longer with the
troupe but Is playing independent
aud Is nov In Alaska. The leads are
nov being played for the Telegraph
10y Miss blanche sweet, here last
summer aud 10y Miss Marsh. new
actress In tho him dramn acld.
"rh" pictures We took In A,hu-
uuoruu" Lst summer were rNcCp.
,iounllN successful" said director
Grinnn here to-day rho pueblo
legend" aud "Thr Tumla," tool; well
all over the country 1t g. possible
that W" ma, stop here wreck OF
ten days iu our way back to Ncw
Wort, ina the sprug Alhuuu"ruu" has
an idra climate FOR pictur" Wink
and AFFORDS many recommendation
lud srru,s which no other section Of
IN" country can "TDr
w" we're we'll treated In Alhu-
uu"ruuc amt uudoiNut'd to rvcipIu-
cat" L., putting the word "Alhu.
uurruu"" uu the pictures We took
here. II Is dnlrult to get by with
an attempt lu insert IN "A him tn"
nam" ct the town near whore II was
produced, because of the fact that II
appears To- he an rlinrt In the part of
the picture pcupl" IT, al, or cN-
plOit n certain section Of the cOun-
try. However. Albuquerque went In
nr the INNS Wr produced here, ana
IN u result your city got much adj
vrrtising and IN ulll getting II, for
the films we tnCk her" are sim ON
the go"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
RUSH FOR TABLES
At FASHION
Elaborate Preparations Have
Been Made for Jolly Watch
Party" at Popular Local
Cafe Tonight.

Judging by tho advance demand
for table reservations, tho Fashion
cafe is Ia bo tonight u fnvorltc rem
dezvOus for New Years eve revelcrB.
Only u few desirable tables were left
lat this afternoon. according TO
Mine Host Dave Combs, and these,
II was expected, would be reserved
early this evenInG. The moat elab-
crate preparations have been made
for the Fashion watch party" a
special menu, extra service and music
being among the features.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
M0RTUARY.
Edward McI-omb.

Edward McCumb, aged 40 years
who came here i've months ago from
Tulsa, Okla, died on Dec. ~ at his
ronms IN the highlands. The de-
ccnsed was q membc rOf the brick
layers AIaaons. and TlusteroTS
unions. The funeral will be held at
o o'clock Wednesday morning, Jan
!. at the French n Iovber parlorA'
the Rev. Hugh A. Cooper oihclatlnK
tnterment In FaiTview cemetery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
FOR
DEPUTIES ARE
ISSUED TODAY
List for 1913 Much Smaller
Than That for 1912; Pre-
cinct System of Deputizing
: Abandoned.

Undcrshcrin Di. X Lewis tudry is
sued deputy shcrin commissions TO
some tWenty-fuur officers In Bcrna.
I'LL" county, the new commissions to
take the place ct those which expire
nc midnight tnnIsht. The old sys.
TEN of dcputlSinn men in each pre-
cInci has been abandoned. hence the
1913 list nf deputies is much smaller
than the 1919 list, Ten commissions
were given tudnN To- Santa Fc rail.
road officers, i've tn citN officers:
Chief OF Police McMillin, Sight Mar
shM O'GradN Policemen l.uian and
Main2 ana Special Merchants Officer
Jordan
- =--H==a=a=H-a-s
New pirturrs. pisiimr and CRYSTAL.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31

The ldea OF the carnival cclcbrn
ton, first suggested by the mayor q
few days ago has taken hold of all
the business men and citizens who are
In favor most enthusiastically of
making the biggest noise tonight as
the old year passes and Albuquerque
Erects the advent or the year That H.
going To bring greater material bless
ings and greater growth and prosper
ny than the city has ever before
known. The enthusiasm tonight bid,
fair uu pm! Carnival night of fair week.
away IA va" shade aud there liz n
solemn determination among the cit.
iZchs Ia make the noise the most ear
splitting and hilarious ever heard ON
The Rio Grandc,
outsiders are coming IN to helm
swell the noise. Las Vegas people
having wired today tn rcscry" several
tables at one of the cCn,rul ayrnu,
restaurants for party To arrive on
No. I.
Many local parties have made ar.
rangements for lunch at the restaur-
ants and the majority of the pupula
ton viii be down town tonight Cclc-
bIating. While there wan he lots OF
enthusiasm there Is To be. no disor-
der allowed and the police VIII see
that no rowdyism goes.
The big dance at the Masonic Tom
pie tonight will adjourn In time ia
Join with the cclebrHnts on the streets
and other watch parties will combine
forces Ia help pull off the biggest
watch party ever held in New Mexico.
The grand elimination will come at
midnight when the shop and factory
whistles and bells join In the racket
Ito mBrke the passing of I9t2 and the
arrival of 1913.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
HITCHCOCK TO MAIL
FIRST PACKAGE
UNDER NEW LAW
Formal Inauguration of Par
GELS Post System at Mid
night Tonight By Postmast-
Ell General.
tBy Leased Wire 10 Ev.nlnu herald,

Washington, Dee. Thc nrst
package {" h" mailed In Washington
under the provisions at the new par
cells post system viii be deposited In
IN" city pustollicc Immediately after
midnight 10y Postmaster General
Frank H. lIItchcork Surrounded by
officials of The department and by
members OF the board which hns had
charge of the work or preparation,
Mr.. Hitchcock will'hrlp to luJIpurntc
the new service with a touch uf oni-
cial rnrmality,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
GOLDMAN GIFTS LEFT ~
KANSAS CRY STRANDED

Jack Iiurman, one at ia" lilngiaph
actors. was left yesterday In Kansas
ely, nttircd In pHjamua u hathroh"
and Il pair Of slippers German got
of the train a mumcut and WAS left.
Some nr the picture people were Of
the opinion that Germans prcdicn-
mrrt was Joke, others thought II
u tragedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
Illercn ElrhI AenInsL BlInLnrd.

BreckenrIdRe, Colo, Dec, IT.
Three men riding In four horse
sleigh containing Tho body Of W. L.
Link who died hero sunday, fought
nvo hours against terrible blizzard
in their attempt TO take the body 10
Como. one man had both hands and
mis- right foot frozen and the others
were In a Aemi-consclOuA condition
when they returned TO breckenridge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
ANARCHY RE|GNS IN
MEXICAN STATE
OF DURANGO
State Department Advices Tell
of Utter Inability Of Maderc
Government to Cope With
Situation.
[By LcnScd Wire to Evening Heraldl

tBy Lcnscd Wire io Evening HERALD
Washington, Dee Disorder and
turmoil In Durango. Mexico. continues
without Abatement, and statement
Issued by the state department today
said the situation lis beyond the CON.
troll of the federal authorities with
the troops now ut their disposal"
The rebels arc sud to become bold
ar as they approach Durango city.
Refugees rroin outlying districts rc-s
late pltiful stories about rigors and
suffering. railroad communication
with Durango In cut and telegraph
communication In imperfect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
SEEK MARKET FOR EGGS
IN ALBUQUERQUE; FROM
2 CASES TO THREE CARS

Tn" Commercial club received one
letter this morning from 4 man in
Abba, oregon, who wants t. sdip two
cases Of eggs daily to this city. II he
can ma q market The same mai
brought q letter from Phoenix man
asking the club secretary II the mcr-
chants Of Albuquerque eau handle
from one to three carloads OF eggs
per week.