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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20
'JUAREz sERA
ABAND0NAD0
Los RE5ELDEs AciERTAN QUE
HA cAMBIADo $5o0,O0o EN- LOS
EsTADoS uNIDos v ESTA tiA.
ciENDO PLANTS PARA DEsER-
TAR su EJERciTo n vIviR UNA
VIDA FAclL.

Washington, ID. G., Julio 19.-Co
pias de una proclama por alglnos d.
los hombres del General Orozco, acu
sando que ell caudillo rebelde tient
S500,000 en- los bancos de Ell Paso J
esta preparandose para irse a los Es
tados Unidos gozar de los mis.nos
han sido recibidas por el departamen
to de estado,
Dependencies por 5000 rebeldes
concentraron cerca de Cuatla, More
los, han sido reportadas.
Los Americanos son Libertados.
Agitacion extrema existe entire los
Americanos otros ciudadanos ex-
trangeros en- toda la linea del ferro-
carril Mexicano Noroeste como ell re-
sultado de la retirada del ejercito in
surgente en- esa direction. Ninguna
| dificultad seria Sc espera, mientras
los Estados Unidos Sc adhieran la
Ipresente policia de estricta neutrali-
dad v los ejercitos Mexicanos Sc con-
fnen de comandancia de abastos ne
cesarios transportation.
Sc dice aqli que la gente en- esa
seccion de Mexico ahora estan expe-
rimentando las mismas durezas y de-
sastre que fueron sufridas por mu-
chas semanas por ell elemento extran-
gero en- ell estado de Chihuahua q 10
largo de la linea del ferrocarril Cen
trail Mexicano. Els parte de las fortu-
mas de guerra mientras los Ameri-
canos no sufran violencia actual de-
den estar contentos con un conoci-
miento que seran ampliamente repa-
gados por cualquier perdida pecu-
maria infligida en- ellos como resulta-
do de la rebellion.
MADEIRA, chihuahua, Julio 19.--Ha-
biendo saqueado las tiendas de la Ma
dero Lumber Company de $25,0OO Ell
efectos robado varios extrange-
ros de cahallos monturas, el CO.
mando rebelde del General Antonio
Rojas, consistente de 1000 hombres
partieron con direction al oeste hoy
por el estado de Sonora para Quay
mas y puntos de la Costa Pacffica.
Las tropas Sc encaminaron para Do
lores donde un paso de montana guia
al estado de Sonora.
Su entrada no serap sin oposicion
porque 1000 voluntarios Maderistas
Sc reporta que estan esperanto la in
vasion rebelde
Friccion con los Americanos ex-
trangeros aqui ha estado punto de
reviente por varios dias pero ha sido
releyada por la partida de las mas de
las tropas. Caballos y sbastos fue-
ron comandados por los rebeldes pero
ordenados de retornarlos por ell Gene
raj Rojas solamente para hacer que
los soldados rebeldes entren d las ca
ba'lerizas salir con los caballos en-
contra de las 6rdenes de su jefe. Los
soldados protestaron que necesita-
ban caballos y 500 de ellos tendran
qle caminar pie a no ser que caba-
Hos puedan ser procurados en- el ca
mino
Ell General Emilio Campo que fue
aprisionado por el General Rojas fue
soltado hoy y parti6 con rumbo al
oeste con 300 hombres
La razon para el arresto todavia
no es explicada como 10 esta la 6rden
misteriosa para la destruction del fe
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20
MAS oEIclNAs De TAE1.

Washington D. G. Julio 19.--El Pre-
sidente Taft mand6 hoy al senado las
siguientes nominaciones: Para ser re-
gistrador de la oficina de terrenos en-
Douglas Wyo. Nathaniel Baker; para
ser recibidor de dineros pdblicos en-
Douglas, Harry H Price.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20

- n
Waehins'on' =. ~ u'io - ioi
uo Delllocla.a IS can pana content Il
cerca ue sl'Voo'ooo cuanuo Aiton q
larher corrio para pres'uen'e, q
lsoa, a sesun NJ. ~ 0neenan, oe Ne"
icrh' quien 'estinco nos ante ~ 90
inisioh uei senauo insese'eahuo lon
dos oe campana.
MI. oneenah entonces era presluen'
20 ue "a comision nacionai e'ecutisa
lnelo iue ii'anuauo ~. q co.nision'
ui!o y, MAINE ooloraao y NeprashA
= maine' uice ~ presume ui
senauor.
p con muy sra1iiicantes resuita7
uos ios De.hocS Mas,
Iuanto iue nlanuauo = NeprasAa u
presume q oenauor oiiver.
IIeo q1e cerca ue sio,ovV,
~. Dfsah TN y caiiuiualo pala
senauor ese ano' que no 20 iue
~ ieoueiuo eAac'anie'''s' y eau
u'ua.os paia senauoies ~ iueron
n'en, ~ cfeo que . y lue N
'e1iun'pio 9 'enauof' nc ennssisa'
nia
VI 0nesiian Wy VIZ 'eco'uaDa
aue Ausust Deiihonl hapia siuo IN
III III, nra.,,rt6 J, rhoroas 4 Rva,, q,
bian az ,,n CONFERENCE.-The ~ i MS
~ camna5a
~ tastigo ,osnondi6 ~ h,h;a y;
Do
n, tastipo daclar6 oua IL con,,s;on
hizo ma rao,a q co,,;arvo VI & 81
mana AZ ~ acontar d,rero do minor,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20
CONVENTION
PROGRESSIVE
En- ROY

Roy, N. M, Julio 19.--En la parte
oriental del condado de Mora, en- IA
traficante pequefia plaza de. Roy, se-
ra tenida una convention de condado
de los Republicanos Progresivos y
Dem6cratas. ell dia 25 de Julio, A. D.
1912. cuando Sc propone organizar el
Partido Nacional Progressive del con-
dado de Mora. La llamada esta sien-
do mandada por los dos miembros
de la Liga Progresiva de Estado en-
por ell condado de Mora, y tambien
aparecera en- la entrega del Hispano-
Americana hoy Sabado el cual es
un papel Progressive y sera un factor
fuerte en- el movimiento.
Este movimiento fu6 comenzado en-
Ia parte oriental del condado. Ia cual
esta poblada por cerca de 1000 fani-
las de todos los estados de la Union.
Roy fue la primer plaza en- Ell conda-
do que enseii6 su espfrit.l Progressive.
Siguiendo q Roy estan la plazas de
Wagon Mound, Solano, Nolan, Wa
trous v Levy, donde los Progresivos
pueden ser hallados en- grandes nl-
meros En- los otros distritos mas
distantes de las montafias hallaran q
los hombres mas prominentes de ne
gocios favoreciendo Ell movimiento.
La independence de los amos Ell
anillo que han corrido el condado de
Mora por los dltimos doce amos, al
ignorar las demands del pueblo CO.
nun han sido la causa de la desatis-
faccion. Ell mismo anillo ha esrado
en- poder por los tiltimos doce amos
hacen no mas como les da Ia CANA
la misma pacota como oficiales de
condado otras veces como diputa-
dos siempre estan en- poder. Hacen
promesas falsas de election, usan me-
todos corruptos & ilegales de election
nunca han hecho ningun bien para
ell pueblo comun en- general.
Los que estan a la cabeza del mo-
vimiento son A. S. Blshkevitz, MEM
bro de la comision central Republica-
ma de condado, Irwin Odgen, Sr.,
qnien esta autorizado para compile
tar la organization y w. F. Walko-
WAX, un hombre prominente de ne
gocios de Roy, quien siempre tom0
parte activa en- la polftica Republica-
ma del condado de Mora. Ell precinto
de Roy siempre fus una fortaleza Re-
publicana por Ell partido Republican,,
pero en- la Ultima election ensefia-
ron sus colores no estuvieron por
mas de los mandarines del anillo de
caudillos del condado de Mora. Fue
ell Sr. Bushkevitz quien tuvo suficien-
tie valor para conenzar el movimien-
to- Hay mlchos mas que quieren ser
Progresivos, pero les falta Ell valor
para comenzar ell movimiento hacia
una organization. Fue Ell quien per-
suadi6 los miembros de la comision
de expedir una llamada tambien
obtuvo los servicios de Mr.. Roy, el
editor del Hispano-Americano, de es-
tar por su causa y en- la organization
del nuevo partido. Ell Secretario G.
W. Prichard tiene un anuncio flrmado
del Sr. Roy al efecto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20
FL DEP0S|10 de HOND0 DESIRU|DO
P0R in CULEBR0A de- aqua

Pared de Aqua de vene Pies de Alto Fuera del Angosto
Canon Derramada q Lano --Se Cree que Il Per
dda Seran $l0,0O0-Los Sembrados de los Labradores
en- Tenenos mas Abajo Desaves,-El FerrocarriI
New Mexico Central Perde un Puente Pequeno No se
Perdieron Vidas. Horrible EspectacuIo
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|AIEkTAD0 PARA hSESlMAR AL
PREs|DENTE TAFT Es FL RuM0R

Ell Rumor CircuIa que Una Bomba Fue Mandada en el
Correo Que fue Alberta por Il Asstente secretsro
Allen Quien Extineuio Ia Meche Dedos en-
Tempo Para Evitar Ia Explosion--.La Costumbre ha
Sdo Desacredtar Actos de Volencia Que Il Publico
no sepa NADIA de- 10 Ocurrido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20

La Sra. s. H. Shears, de Stanley
IN. M. fue traida el domingo pasadt
Ia Santa Re, con 81 brazo derecho in
tservible causa de un balazo de fu
ISL recibido mientras andaba en- Ia
caza con su esposo.
La Sra. Shears fu6 operada inne
diatamente por los Doctores Knapp
Diaz y Harroun y 81 brazo removido
Bastante municion fue quitada del
troncon y del hombro. La Sra. Shears
parece que sigue recuperando bastan.
te bien y 81 no resultan ningunas com
plicaciones, por cierto recuperara su
salud.
El brazo anputado fae puesto en-
un caion y mandado Stanley para
ser enterrado alli Mr.. Shears acom-
pan6 su esposa esta ciudad.
ri Sr la Sra. Shears andaban ca
zando Y pusieron i'm fusil cargado en-
el CARO- entire ellos. Las movidas
fuertes del CAIRO causaron que el ar
ma explorara y toda la carga le peg0
la Sra. Shears en- el brazo derecho
abajo del hombro. Fu6 Nevada prom
tamente Stanley y traida aqui en-
el primer tren
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20

CHINO ADMlTE QUE Es AsEsIN3,
Honk Kong, Jlio 19.-El Chino que
en- Julio 3, atento asesinar Sir Fran
els H. May, Gobernador de Hong
Kong, tirandole con un revolver, Sc
acus6 con culpa hoy. Fue sentencia-
do prision vitalicia a trabajos
duros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20

~ -
Creighton M. Foraker, mariscal ds
los Estados Unidos. se ]e pidl0 que
dimitiera por Mr.. Taft varios dias pa
sados segun reportado en- Ell Nuevo
Mexicano en- ese tempo. Pronta-
mente mand6 su dimision, Els i'm Sc
creto alberto en- Nuevo Mexico que en-
la convention de Las Vegas cuando
Holm O. Bursum en- la primera cleo
lcion de estado fue nominado para CO.
bernador, a Secundino Romero Sc lie
prometi6 81 mariscalato por Ia orga-
nizacion Republican, 81 soportaba d
Bursum. Era el dnico candidate en-
la convention en- contra de Bursum.
Su nombre fu6 mandado inmediata-
mente al Presidente despues de ha-
ber obtenido el estado con ell endose
de la organization Republican,. Mr..
Taft temi6 mandar Ell nonbre al Sc.
nado, segun Sc dice, a causa de car
gos en- contra del Sr. Romero. Els
un rumor comun que al presidente sc
lc dijo que tendria que nombrar al
Sr Romero 81 guerra el soporte de
la organization en- este estado y la
nomination de Romero hoy es toma-
da para significar que esta hacienda
fuerza ganar su parte. Ell reporte es
corriente aqui que 81 el Sr. Romero
es echado aba1o en- el Senad0 James
w. Chaves del condado de Torrance
quien cambi6 su voto en- la conven-
cion de Chicago de Roosevelt Taft,
obtendra la chansa. Ell Sr. Chaves
MEGA ell reporte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20

Ell dinero puede comprar todo me
nos el cielo v la felicidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20

Todo hombre valiente es hombre
de su palabra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20
SEC. ROMERO
M0NBRAO0

FL PREsiDENTE MANDA sU NOM.
BRE Al sENADo COMO MARIS-
CAL DE LOS EsTADoS uNlDo5
PoR Ell EsTADo DE NuEyo
MEXICO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20

La humildad es la solida base d.
todas las virtudes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20
|TR|STE ACC|DENTE
DE UNA SEh0RA

IA SRA. X. HEARS Es TRAIDA
Al sANAToRlO DE SAN vicEN.
TIE Aoui DoNDE Los clRuJA.
NOS oPERARON PRONTAMEN-
\ TIE sAcANDo LOS PEDAzos DE
AcERo-EL MIEMBRo AMPuTA-
DO ES MANDADo DE vUELTA
PARA SER sEPuLTADo. LA PA
cIENTE RECuPERANpo v PA
REcE QUE sANARA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-20
|UN MILLION NO
FUE SUF|C|ENTE

LOS pEMocRATAs TENIAN EsE
y TANTo EN- su FoNDo DICE
6aEEHAN EN- sU FONDO DICE
De INvEsTioAcIoN DEL sENA-
DO---EL DlNERO FuE MANDADo
A MAINE, COLORADO Y Me-
BRAs<A Y TRABAJo MuY BEN
EN- MAINE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
PUBLIC FOUNTAIN
 AGAIN SHOUTING

Th. trhIi, fountain m Barracks Squora park. donated bv II. Green berg Inst summer. is again "spouting' forth as of old. aud will cortinu" t' d. SD during the summer
 The credit for .hls donation of water for thu fountain is due to Jafe, Iindcbere. and Louis Stevenson nf tn, Pioneer Mining Company This water if charged would amount to . considerable truI" during the sum mcr ~ea~ou. y-t some heli"Nc the Pioneer Mining Company is made up of land sharks who give nothing and tak. evcrythinr. Perhaps there ar" nu associations ot fellows who give mor- to charity and to help Nome every year than the members of tho Pioneer Mining Company.
 With the fountain running and the swings amt band stand reprinted our public park will be htt"d out in proper summer recalia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
ROOSEVELT MAY NOT
 ATTEND CONVENTION

ing {" b"Come its leaders. may differ as to what is best for the welfare "r the nation believing theirs the pu'y panacea to cur" our national ills But am regular in everything pertaining to the party I have fought the fight at the regular primaries. called by tn" G. e. r. will also carry the light into the convention of th" regular party called for Chicago commencing June 18th am no holt"r. I am nc. independent insurgent republican. only -o far a- not to hc led around hv the nose [ want every act pertain ing to my nomination secured in ( regular way. in tn" regular primaries ar conventions of the G p r Thos" doing otherwise. and calling them selves my supporters are committing a serious mistake. for We have but on" republican party and to that I belong. no matter what others may say to tn" contrary"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. May Wednesday evening just prior to starting for Gettysburg. where Theodore Roosevelt was to make the address of the day, near the site of the famous battle ground, the colonel stated. he did not expect to attend the Chicago cOnven- tion. According to present arrange ments I will not attend the republican national convention at Chicago to he held the 18th of next month. but in this l am not certain Developments of the future may compel my presence but do not expect to he th"r" from present indications.
 My part of the fighting will h" over before the convention m till that time will wage the campaign 10 hold onto what have gained and secure more. but when the conven- ton meets I'll be in the hands of my friends and will abide by the de cision of the delegates in that conven- tion. I am republican first. last and all the time There is but one re publican party in the United States. although its leaders. also those try
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
MOSQUITO FLEET BOAT IS
 BACK FROM DUTCH HARB0R

fH, uatIye band mad. ID principally
 Russian half breeds. struck up uaI Tn. Cnupueror Comes" and the .andtd5t, ua- lrrlaled for several minutes
 Capt Pete Hansen Tells of Trip.
 captain Peter Hansen called at the Nugget otiic. q, g,t . copy of the pa r.r WI-H rhe t.tad account of the S,dIan at pu'rh Hartor The cap tam ut.s ro1dur the .:tn" stated. that In. dates w,r. pff m ono place. hut ,teryfh5ng else ae reported
 .TIac Soddou Wa- inst four days end two hours making the run from Nome to butch Huhor and we rather -urrr-ed Ia. "rneiu- af n. revenue cutters when ouu H,tlc vessel. after makiu4 record rnn to that place went steamnr pat fhrm 1T anchor .r tH. stream
 The ss3dou o,s ia#t 'aur days and twelve haar- nakins tHe ron back from p4fsa uar.ar 5ttef hac.inc head winds ,at fog aI tt- 0te.
 Ye- v.. h,v. beautiful star sp,neI-d Banner presented ,o the scd dou hv tho h"ot~vain of the revenue g9't.r H.sp
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31

This morning the fast and furious gasoline steamer Seddon. in commen | of Captain Pete Hanson dropped an- chor It 2.3O off the Nome beach ps. positc Barracks Square. with carp of fresh fruit. such as oranges l"mon- and the hen variety
 The Scddon encountered one liec. of ice on the trip north and that v,s= tcrdsy Il was about the size of Sc dors. just t poor lone cake that was foot ing all by it's lonely The crew. Gr,t- ater engineer. mate Billie Russell and -up,rcargo Curley Lowell. os glad to eet back to Nome. for the =. turn trip was hcsct with thick foe- head winds, and the onIv ra,or,hl. weather encountered wts under th. lea oi SledGc island last night about r. o'clock
 The Seddou Laid its return trip hrek 10 Nome via the route taken by ocean going vessels and did not sec lund al all only the cr"w believng they saw th" outline of Cap" Romanoh through the haze as they Were passing that point. but the crew is not ccr- tain as to even that. Sledgc island rising cut clear and large from the waters Of BerinG was the first rcat land they recognized and they w"r" mighty glad to see il. The Seddon brought "nc passenger from Dutch IIarbor Louis r. Thcstrup. th" dog puncher who drove Goosack's team in the Al-Alaska Sweepstakes race >ov-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
Special Nugget Service.


 MANGO CITY. May 31-Emilano Zapata. the rebel leader of the More los. has dispatched note to the chamber of deputies stating that un- less President Madero resigns forth with he will attack the capital city, not later than June 2.
 General Zapata is the leader of the rebels operating in the Southern part of the republic Of Mexico and the Morelos. at whose head he i~ the commanding officer. are a warikc tribe who have been meeting with no little success in the south for th" past six weeks. The letter received from the rebel leader has thrown tn" city in consternation for it is believed with the flower of the governmen: troops in the extreme North operating against OroZco. and the insurr"Ctn~ General Zapata and his band of semi civilized troops can accomplish much ruin, and perhaps considerable blood may be shed unless he is driven off
 Rebels Reported Holding Torreon.
 FL PASO. Texas. May 3t-Mes sages from the south state that Tor reon recently evacuated by the in surrectos on their retreat to the north while being crowded by General Huer- ta. has been retaken by the rebels op- erating under the command of one General Argumedo. and the place k now in possession of the Orozcoites.
 Rebels Seize Two Cars Dynamite.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 31.- Word has been received that the rebels have seized two carloads of dynamite that was being shipped to the mines owned by Americans in the state of Chihuahua. despite the fact that the rebel General OroZcO. stated he would allow the dynamite to go on through to the American mines un- molested. No sooner had the two cars loaded with dynamite proceeded for any distance into the republic of Mexico when they were seized upon by the rebels and the whole shipment confiscated.
 Huerta Repairing Bridge.
 RALLANNO May 30.-Genl. Huerta
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
SE EDD0M RELIEVES THE SHORTAGE
REBELS THREATEN MEXICO
 C|TY--HUERTA IN DANGER

get within shooting distance of the city
 It is stated that General Emilano Zapapta is now marching upon Mex leo City at the head of his hand of Indians expecting to sack the city
 Huerta's Forces in Bad Condition.
 CHIHUAHUA. May 31 1-General Ifuerta and his forces whom Madero eNIects to accomplish much. and end the war in the North is reported in a dangerous position. He Is cenfrnt- od hv General orozco. and his band ready to make final stand. and have numerous endorsements He haI cut away from his base to get at or"zc". and is now pressed from the rear hy the troops under Generals Campa. Argumendo who are trying tn trap the federal troops between two fires and completely wip" them out.
 The home paper is the Nome Daily Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31

way and Forty second street. the walters went out early in the day at this hotel. hut at the Waldorf As toria Gathom at Fifth and Fifty fifth street. Rector's. Grand Union Plaza and several other hotels |" the number of f.5O0
 At the majority nf the hotels the walters struck an hour before the dinner time and the guests had to so hungry or go elsewhere for their Dec oration day dinner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31

.r1l y,t- ago ar l'"'
 No mail outside rf prizat. letters was brought [" Nome on tho Seadon. that Nil come North on tho Bear. eN- pcctiug to reat. any time after fh" 2ah. Captain BalIiupcr dispatched :, letter to Tom Ross. about the cans" ot his dcl,y. and Nc expect ta get th" particulars from th,f hofor. eoiur to pres
 For Fred Bmtrl~. rbr S",llou brought five barrels of r"shN -altcd eadf-h he ail h. serving his pa ,ron- some sr.u feeds" inside rf 1 s.w dav-
 The cargo of 1ftue,- .eHoa- and
 ee-. ar. heinz handled he A. rolet sal Cur,,v Lowell who ho- charge oi the fruit ud dispn-ine of the same. although eI the other stores are to hay. port If the cargo It F 1l sent ta \. Polct- store. then checked ont fluu th,r. The amount is sufficient te supply the demand ther. heipe ton tons of fru.t alone oranges are sell ing at S1.5o per dozen vhil" the hen fruit dollar per dozen. and both g"- inr lik, hot cakes
 Curlov Lowell stated that Gilmore wos given a grand reception down at butch Harhor and Unolaska, ala- in I'm. .,tn.r places he visited close to H. pass. where h- mad" political ,prrchce. When Gilmrrr entered the Alaska Commercial romrany'1 hall to deliver lds political address
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
INDUSTR|AL|STS GETTING
 BUSY IN LOS ANGELES

If the members of the various union do not know how to handle their bosses. and secure certain things from them it is the duty of the In dustrial Workers to teach them. and before we get through with this city We will have them all master of thi' particular lesson"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
CHICAGO BEEF DOES
 AERoPlANE STUNT Sneciat Nuoaet Servics

CHICAGO. May ao.-The Chicago beef barons. after springing up the price of beef. in New York 10 a high CT rate wholesale than experienced since lss2 have shot up the price in this city to a limit not reached dur ing the present generation. In fact beef today is higher in Chicago than at any time since the civil war. and the meat barons finding they are within the law. are going to make the consumers dance to their music. for having the audacity to force the gov ernment to bring suit against them. and threatrning the liberty Of the officials. who are now conducting a combination that even difes the Sher- man act.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
WATERS IN NY.
 OUT ON STRIKE
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. May Satisfactorily afternoon just at the dinner hour the walters of the Waldorf Astoria, Fifth Avenue and Thirty-third street. also all other hotels in the Bon Ton dis. trict of Fifth avenue went out on strike.
 The walters have struck for higher wages. and it Is a concerted strike with a thorough understanding be- tween all the walters. The strike started at the Knlckerbocker Broad
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
Special Nugget Service.


 Los ANGELES, May 3O.-J J. McKelvay. secretary of the endustrial Workers of the World. states that the organization will from now on pay special attention to this city to see that none work over eight hours per day.
 We will pay strict attention to all trades and seee that they observe these hours. If they are not able to look after themselves. why it is the duty of the Industrial Workers to do it for them. Eight hours is a long day. six hours labor with ten hours pay. is nearer right; but we will be satisfied with eight hours and ten hours pay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
A. B. DANCE.

The Arctic Brotherhood will give one of their informal dances al their hall. May 31. a. s:3o o'clock. to which the public is cordially invited. Gentle men S1.50.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31

in command of the government forces operating in the North of the repub- lie. has about repaired the bridge be- tween this place and Jiminez. that was burned several days ago by the insurrcctos when they were fleeing to the North Ecneral Huerta expects to wind up the nsurrection in the North after repairing the bridge and getting the road opened clear through to Jiminez.
 Preparing to Defend City of Mexico.
 MEXICO CITY, May President Madero instead of resigning as de- manded by General Emilanzo Zapa "a. who thres tens to sack the city with his Indian troops. is busy pre- pairing to repcll any attack the rebels can make against the city.
 Infantry with modern machine guns are being rushed to the suburbs of the capital and General Zapata with his band of semi-cviized Indians will be given warm reception should they
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
BELINDA ARRIVES FROM
 CAPE PRINCE or WALES

Thr u4ug. boat Belinda. arrived th.- m,ru.up uom Cape Prince ot Wal.- H is reported thc vessel brought s teacher from an Eskimo ~chooJ yho hod made The trip [" Cape Prince of Wair- r"r lous distanc" in I whale boat
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-31
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