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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07
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United states District Court,
District Of New Mexico.
CscaI
In the District Court Of tho Emitted
States for the District OF New
Mexico.
HARRY T.. LEE.
Clerk.

United states OF America. Plaintiff,
vs.
James II. Purdy. ct ais, Defendants.
No. 1872
II appearing to the court that the
above entitled CAUSE Is commenced
for the purpose Of enforcing lien In
favor OF tho United states OF Amer
lea, upun the land and real estate de-
scribcd in pbiDtiff's complaint and
commonly known as tho Talaya Hill
Grant, which said land ana real estate
Is situated within the state ana dis
trlct Of New Mexico: and IL further
appearing that the defendants, James
II. Purdy and Hcpora q. Gortncr, are
not inhabitants or and can not be
found within the said district of New
Mexico, ana have not voluntarily APP
pearcd Ia tho above entitled cause;
and II further appearing that the do
fendUnts, the unknown heirs VI Man
uel TruJ,ll0, and all unknown owners
or claimants Or interest In or 10 the
tract Of land known as ths T',layn IiIi
Grant, can not DO found within the
said district Of New Mexico. ana have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-07
REWARD TOE ARREST OF
IIIIANIIIO RITZ

! am authorized by Francisco Cab
nldon e. Offcr reward of $1,000 for
IN" arrest az Hilnr.o Ruiz, wnntcd
for tho murder nf Trnnsito GnbaIdon
at San Rafael on the nlght of No.
Nrmber 20. 1919.
am also authorized hy tho hoard
OF county commissioners ~ Valencia
county. New Mexico, a. offer a reward
OF $4,000 for tho arrest Of tho said
llilnriO Ruiz. (Signed)
RUPERTO JARAMILIyO.
Sheriff OF Valencia County.
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not voluntarily appeared 10 tins
cause;
Now. on motion OF rl,iutiri. IL 20
ordered by the court that tho said
defendants, and each Of them, dp
plead, answer or dcmur in this n1us"
~ the 9Th day at January \. T.. 1918.
II IL further ordered py thr court
that a cory Of this order ur ,"r,"d
upon %cpora g.. GnrtUDT. 700 ocean
Park. in the stat" uf California, 10
-ho be- there found, aud that "a COPS
Of this order be served upon the de-
PENDANT, James II. rurdv. at Colorado
Springs, in the state at Colorado. ~
h." be- there t"uud, and also thu 20
copy hereof be- served uy"n any lrr.
son or pcrsous iu Possession OF or iu
charge of tho E'ih I,al estate.
II iR further ordered thIt y certified
copy OF this order. under tn" scat at
this court. be- published Ia the NJ
buuucrquc Evening Herald, "a daily
newspaper, published "lluin m" dis
, trirt Of Sew Mexico, once 70 week. tor
six consecutive weeks. tn" last pub
| liruti"u to be- made 81 lrJ-, uu" week
hcI"rc the said 9th dag Of january,
4. -. 1913.
Done ia open cour, at Santa Tr
, Sew MCTlro, THIS 10Th day of Octohnr
\. -. 1912.
WA. II. PORE,
Jligr,
ruluu states District Court
nistri.t ~ Sow Nry..u.
t. fI1rry T.. L,,.. rj,r, Of tho init
IL state, d'a,r.. ,"uu nr the dis.
tIi,t ul New &l'>,uo, do nrI,ry ,rr.
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" ", II. PORE,
judge.
ruIt,l states Trui.J Court.
District ~ Sow HrvI.u.
Nuricc oI suit.
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state 81 Sow Al,stru, Guuu'y uf i!nr.
uIlillo, IA tho District Guuri.
40. DIGG.
Eva Scott IS, Edwin Il. scott.
10 the Defendant You are nero
hy notified that q suit has hccn nlrd
against you In IN" above styled court
hy the above named plaintiff, where
IN sh" prHys for uu absolute divorce
from you, on IN" grounds of nban-
dnnmcnt and Eunsupport And you
arc further notified that unless you
appear and plead To said action, ~
the Court House ~ H,rnalillo Conn
~, at Albuquerque, y. NJ. On or he
fore the fih day OF January 1919, a
decree pru-cnnf $50 win b" entered
against you ana the relief prayed for
VIII he granted. Plaintiffs attorney
IS W. g. lloacnok ana his postoilicc
address Is Albuquerque y. NJ.
tScnD \. j.. WALKER, Clerk.
by Thos. X. -, Madison. Deputy.
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alAiea nlalrlct Court.

United States District Court
District " New MegicO. =. ..,.. -.
l. Harry y. Lee. clerk of tho Unit
"a Alates district court foF the district
0G New Mcxloo. 40 hefeby certify that
she alota ana foregoing Il true ana
sesreet cory q ~ esaeg 81 court
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tinted states District Court,
District uf Sow Mexico.
In the District Court at the United
states for the District OF New
McNlCD.
United states of America, Plaintiff,
W.
Thomas H. Cutron, 81 nlA, Defendants.

Nlt'N Flhl'S OF NInfTl'l, IIhtnill't
W.
Thomas y, Cutron, 81 alta, Defendants
40. $50.
y appearing 10 tho court that tho
above entitled ,Ius" ~ commenced
for IN" purpose uf enforcing "A hon
In favor Of tho United states OF
America, upun tho land ana real
estate described In plaintiffs COM
plant ana commonly known M the
Salvador Gonzales Grant which said
land ana real estate IL situated within
the state ana district 81 New Mex
leo: ana II appearing that the dee
PENDANTS. the unknown heirs Of SAL
Sador GonIulrs, and an unknown
owners or claimants ~ interest IN
and Ia the tract OF land known as tho
Salvador Gonzales Grant, can not he
found within tho said district ~ Ncw
Mexico, aud have not voluntarily up-
pcared an this cause;
Now, on motion Of plaintiff It Is
ordered 10y the court that suid de-
fcndants, ana each uC thcm, do plead.
sanswer or dcmur In this cause hy the
9Th day Of January, a. ID. 1913.
II In further ordered by tho court
that copy 81 this order be- served
anon any person or persons In pos
session ~ or charge at tho said real
estate.
II Is further ordered that n certified
copy OF this order. under the soul of
tho court, he published in the Albu-
querduc Evening Herald, daily
newspaper. published within tho dts
trlct of New Mexico. once week for
six consecutive weeks. the last pub
llcation to be made at least ono week
before the said 9Th day OF January.
A. ID. 1888.
Done IN open court ~ Santa Fe,
New Mexico. this eGth'day of October.
A u. 1912.
WIN. II. POPE.
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The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
ROSES TESTIMONY HOLDS
 ATTY. M'|NTYRE C0LLAPSES
Sensational Testimony Unshaken by Becke Horrible Tale of Cowardly Murder Unchanged-Mclntre Exhausted
 Begs Repeatedly for Adj djounmen

NEW YORK. Oct 13-A crowded court room listened horririel i II the Criminal Courts building as Lawyer John r. Mcintyre hurled glastion after question al Bald Jack" Rose in an attempt to break down on lie cross examination of the chief Nit ness for the prosecution the damag. ing evidence he had given on the previous day. He told of Becher's lust for the blood of the gamblers who did not pay and pay dearly.
 Did you and Becker eyer have anything 10 say about Rosentnal after the murder" asked Mir Ncm- tyre.
 We did sir" coolly replied the witness.
 What did Becker say to you at that time?"
 He said that the sight of the dead body of Rosenthal was most pleasin , to him. and that he was tempted to cut the dead mans tongue cut as a warning to others who would like to squeal."
 Again and again Rockers attor- ncys sought to break down the tosti- mony of the witness. They triel every trick known to the lawyer to get him to make some statement on which they could pick him ur, but the witness was cool throughout it all. Not an eyelash did he wink as he described the cooIness with which Becker had planned the crime.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
TURK0.|TALA WAR ID BEGIN
 AGAIN SOON

LONDON, Oct 13. - After twenty five years Of success, it seems that the powers of Europe are power. less to avoid the clash in the Bal kan States There is no doubt about it, the war has started there in earnest, and daily skirmishes are reported. All Europe is amaZ- ed at the attitude of the Turkish government in refusing the peace terms of the Italians It is feared here that this refusal may embroil Europe. Turkey is massing half million men to send against Bull gara The whole of Central Europe is excited over the matter as it now stands, and a general war or i'm mediate intervention of the powers seems but matter of a few days.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
ATHLETE DRAWS
 DOWN WRATH
 OF FRENCHMEN

PARIS, Oct 13. The French sports are dispusted at the action of their greatest runner and Olympic champion at his desertion of their clubs, and his departure for the states where he will take an active part in the athletic games, and com pete in the Olympic Championships in 1916 as a member of the Ameri can team. The French felt sure that around him they would be able to build up more formidable team than that which faced the starter in the last Olympic Games in Swed- en. The departure of their star leaves their hopes greatly shatter. ed.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
DALTON, LEADER 0F DESPERADOES,
 MAKES ESCAPE

RAWLINS. WyO., Oct 13.-Jack Dalton. the notorious leader of the Whitney gang of bank robbers
 made good his escape and took with him twenty desperades. The es- cape was made through hole in the fence of the state penitentiary here and the robbers made their way to the streets where they grab bed horses Four of them jumped into rig, and compelled two boys who were in it to drive them to the hills. The entire town here is in a state of terror The streets are being patrolled constantly. citizens are walking armed and homes are barred tight and heavily armed to ward off any attack by the desperate men who are now at large Nine of the criminals were captured in barns on the outskirts of town. but the other twelve are still at large.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
P|NCHOT FOOLS
 LISTENERS BY
 CHANGING TALK

ST. PAUL, Oct 13.-Gifford Pin chot vas booked 10 speak in this city tonight on the high ideals of life. Instead of sticking to the subject which he had announced he would speak on, the famous conservationist waxing eloquent, argued that world wide conservation would bring about world wide peace. After satisfying himself that he had made great impression by that line of talk, he switched to the politics of the day. and predicted without hesitation the political end of LaFollette because the Wisconsin progressives had op- posed the great Theodore Roosevelt. Mr. PinChot was not accorded a very warm reception by his and fence.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
B|C DEFICIT
 MUST BE BORNE
 BY THE SWEDES

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Oct. 13- The deficit which must be stood by the Swedish government for the privilege of holding the Olympic games in this city amounts to over two hundred and forty three thous- and dollars. The receipts totaled over two hundred and seventy thous- and dollars, but the erection of the stadium, the building of the track. the rather small attendance at the games. can be given as the three reasons of the failure of the gov ernment to come within reasonable distance of clearing expenses.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

and the great pleasure he eXprcsscu when told of its successful carrying out
 Did you not claim to be a friend of the defendant" asked Bccker's attorney.
 Il did
 Have you no conscience. them"
 "Becker was ready to let me go over the line for this, He was will ing to throw me to the wolves like a dirty dog l didn't want to commit the crime, but l feared Becker. even went so far as to warn Mrs. Rosenthal by phone of the crime was afraid of Becker. He held the power. and he rubbed it in. In my profession every man saves his own skin if he can. It's every man for himself in this life"
 Have you been promised immu- nity if you turned states evidence?'
 T expect to get off with a ligh, sentence"
 Are you not lying to save your own neck?"
 The district attorney objected to the question, but before the judge could reply Rose had answered "No.' '
 Lawyer Mcintyre was completely exhausted and asked seven times for an adjournment so that he could get rest. but Judge Golf would not listen 10 him. When the voice of the lawyer became so weak from ex- haustion that it seemed impossible for him to continue the judge ad-
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
WILSON. N.SULzER
 N. '. FAVOR|TES

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-When the stock exchange closed yesterday the odds had increased to four to one on Wilson. It is believed here that a great deal of the Wilson mon ey is being put up by Tammany Hall The odds were three to one against Taft, and four to one against the strenuous candidate for the third term. For the governorship of the state the odds were three to one that Congressman Sulzer would be the next man to guide the Elm pire State
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
DECLARES THAT HARTMAN HAD
 CASE DROPPED

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.-Fed- eral prosecutor Call declared here yesterday that he would prove that the Southern Pacific Antitrust suit was dropped in nineteen hundred and four after Hartman had raised two hundred and forty thousand dol lars It was not until that time though that the Southern Pacific hush the matter up and have the case dropped. It is likely that the case may be reopened.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
H0OKW0RM Is INCREASING AT
 A RAPID RATE

MOBILE, Ala, Oct. l3.-The Rockefeller commission that has just completed an investigation of the spread of the hookworm in this state reports that there are at the present time over eight thousand cases of the dreadful malady in this state. They will take immediate measures to stamp it out if it is possible. Many of the cases are found among the school children of the interior of the state.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

 IDENTIFIES A
 BAD BUSINESS

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13. The former stenographer of John Me Namara has positively identified the circular which he sent to the var. ious local offices proving that the executive board of the union al lowed him one thousand dollars a month to carry on the dynamite op- erations. Other witnesses here to day identified letters showing that the dynamite conspiracy had been carried on through the mails.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
FOOTBALL IS
 0N ONCE MORE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 13. - The local football season opened in this city today when the Pennsyl- vania University team met defeat at the hands of the Swarthmore College eleven by the score of six to three. Practice games have been played before this year, but this is the first real game of the sea son. The boys from the smaller college played a stronger game than the local lads and deserved the vic tory
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
ROOSEVELT IN
 WINDY CITY IS
 AT TER WILSON

CHICAGO. Oct 13.-S Speaking in this city today Theodore Roosevelt assailed Woodrow Wilson. claiming that the Democratic candidate was the harmless companion of tn" trusts. He has done nothing to fight them in New Jersey" said the strenuous one. and he will do noth. ing to fight them if he is elected The trusts want to see the governor of New Jersey the next president of the United States The people do not Roosevelt is meeting with a decidedly cool reception here
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
CENSUS BUREAU REPORTS LARGE
 FOREIGN VOTE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13-The re port of the Census Bureau shows that the foreign vote in the United States at this time is over three millions In other words. there are that many naturalized citizens in the country who can cast their bal lot this year for the man they choose as their president It is said that this large vote of the foreign CTS will probably increase the total of the popular vote received by the Socialist candidates
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
STEPHENSON RELICS ARE
 NOW THERE

SEATTLE, Wash. Oct. 13. The Steffanson relics arrived in this city
 from Point Barrow They comprise the remains of four hundred Eski- mos which were dug from the ruins of that town, thus proving the contention that it had been destroy. wave as the right one It has al ways been legend that such a catastrophe took place, but this seems to prove it beyond a doubt.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
CLAIM VOTING BY MACHINERY
 Is TOO SLOW

CHICAGO. Oct I&.-P Petitions are being circulated throughout the city soliciting the use of paper ballots at the coming election in November The method employed here uowlhat of voting by machinery. is absolutely too slow for a place where SO many ballots are east If they are used at all the polling places there would be over thirty thousand voters in this city who would not have time to cast their ballots from the time the polls opened until they closed al night The petition is being signed by nearly all voters.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
MAS0NS HAVE
 ID QUIT THE
 LIQUOR TRADE

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13. - The Grand Lodge of Masons which is now in session in this city has is sued an order forbidding any Mason from engaging in the liquor traffic This report was given out yesterday after they had finished their days session.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
STRIKERS ARE
 DANGEROUS ID
 LIFE IN DULUTH

DULUTH, Mlnn, Oct, 13.-Thc strikers on the local traction lines are getting bolder every day Today they stoned car in which there were women and children. The people in the car were thrown into a state ot wild confusion and several of them seriously injured by the broken glass caused from the rocks that were thrown at the car windows The police succeeded in dispersing the strikers after some little trouble. Several arrests were made.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

 SNIFF 3O MEN
 WITHOUT AVAIL

LOU1SBURG. Kansas, Oct. l3. - in a vain attempt to find the man who brutally slayed Postmaster Me Elhemy of this city during the week three hundred suspects were lined up, and bloodhound let loose. The dog sniffed at everyone of the three hundred men and walked away, thus proving that none of that group was the man responsible for one of the this state.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
S8,000,000
 IS WHAT NEW
 HOTEL COSTS

CHICAGO Oct. 1& On the site of the old Stratford hotel, well known to all who visited the Windy City in the past five years, Attorney May CT plans the erection of the most magnificent hotel in the world. The new hotel will contain Loco rooms, and will cost over $S.ooo.Uou to con struct. II will require a little over a year to build.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
PAINTINGS FOR
 THE SPIRIT CITY

SEATTLE. Wash. Oct 13.-There is a movement on in this city to purchase the Leonard Davis group of Alaskan paintings. It is the idea Of the movement to donate to the city of Seattle these famous paintings. The president of the White Pass & Yukon Route, Mr Dickeson, has al ready contributed five hundred dol lars toward their obtainment.