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The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
MEN Alg = ~! THINGS
~ ERAL


In lgellv q Vicinity
Mr.. and Mn. i'm Morris of the
Telephone excl Re have moved
into the Bryce dence on West
Cheyenne strssk
Tinwork dd0a br short notice.
All work guaTa ped. G. E. Mer.
win. rear Holly krdware Co.
Mrs. Joe Va and sister, Miss
Ella Boyer. aoc panied by their
cousin, Miss Gs Brose, left last
Tuesday for l. old home in
Georgetown. Co where they will
rusticate for IN summer. Miss
Boyer, contrary the wishes of
her legion of frle is, will not re-
sumo her duties teacher in the
Holly public scI ol, but is con.
sidering splen4H offer from the
board of educatiQ of Idaho Falls,
Idaho.
Just receivsd "a shipment of
fat irons. which ill be q Godsend
to the housewifa, ow that we have
electric power or day each week.
Price s. and ~ Borstner & Scott.
Mrs. T, E. Tnl pr, sister Of Mrs.
W. o. Moore, ao npanied by her
son, arrived Asl Thursday from
Wichita, Kan. nd will be the
guest of her rsla ives for an in.
definite period. All
Wanted Pla& sewing. Mrs.
George Oaterma
. Michael CT " of Scranton,
Kan, who, wa1 resident along
Horse creek M 60
vising His son, Ffa2dis Conlsy II
Amity, coming to Holly several
times each week. He marvels at
the change that has come over the
country in the intervening years.
G. E. Merwin has started tin.
shop in rear of Holly Hardware Co.
and will do general jobbing.
Many friends of Evangelist E.
B. Pratt, who conducted the big
meetings here couple of years
ago, will be panied to learn that his
better half breathed her last on
July l, after lingering illness.
The sympathy born Of grief will
be extended to those who mourn.
Contractor A. D. Plank made a
hurried trip to La Junta last Sat-
urday on business.
Messrs. Fred Brownlee and L.
NJ. Gee left last Monday for Omaha,
Neb., via auto, for business an d
pleasure combined. Mr.. Gee is on
his annual vacation and made the
trip for the pleasure it afforded, (,
while Mr.. Brownlee was compelled
to 90 to Omaha on Payne matters.
The Holly Lumber q Supplies
Co. have replaced the old lumber
on their platform scales with new,
Carpenter Plank doing the work.
Mrs. Martha Roggenback of La
Junta, sister of Carl Immroth, Wis.
tied the latter last week.
ALL kinds of feed at Shively
Grain Co. Delivery every after
noon. Phone 40
See Ed Merwin, the timer, for
anything in the iobbing line. Tin
roof work a specially. Shop: in
rear holly Hardware Go.
Mrs. A. Immroth and daughters,
Misses Mary, Ida and Clara, of
Pierceville, Kan, mother and sis.
ters respectively, of Carl Immroth,
were guests of their relative here
the past week. Miss Mary Klug
of Pierceville, Kan, cousin,
accompanied them.
Everett Baxter went on fishing
trip last Monday, returning yester-
day.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
onward ana Upward

onward and Upward
Barred Rocks, far better than 1
ever had before. Get the best,
$1.50 per setting. One. half mile
southwest of Hartman.
G. E. Dyksterhuis.
Phone Hartman 38-4.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12

oOoO. Ao4uASC W 0ID. couu ",
Hill. 6-28tf
Miss Hazel Daring of Rocky
Ford, the prepossessing niece of L.
N. Hendricks, arrived last Satur-
day and will he the guest of her
uncle for an indefinite period.
Prof. E. r. Jones of Lamar was
among the host of visitors to Holly
the past week.
Much interest was occasioned
over the article headed Protect
Your Trees Scientifically" in last
weeks Chieftain, ard many have
written us asking the experts
name. All we can say at this time
is. that anything this gentleman
may write we have agreed 70 pub.
lish. and his identity may be dis
closed at a future period.
IL washday a struggle with you?
Then procure an electric fiat iron
from Borstner & Scott, and "blue
Monday" will vanish like dew be-
fore the sun.
Ed Porter is now at Colorado
Springs, the altitude of La Junta
being considered too low to allevi.
ate his attack of hay fever. Latest
reports say his condition is much
improved.
John Bahringer, who has had an
aggravated case of stomach trouble,
is around again, thanks to the ex-
cellent care given him the past
few months.
Eidhi rev Subscribers to The Chief.
tain The past week, thank you. with
81 aay -rsll of hosor" attachmeat
sithef. Sinplga : has;aess proposi.
M01 Worth GS1y flSes what We
chsrte Tor it.
F.. A. Mckinney, the directory
man. was doing Holly Wednesday
and Thurday, collecting data and
and advertisements for his forth
coming Bent and Prowers direc.
tory. "Mac" is rustler, and the
book no doubt will be a winner.
Most of our business men sup
ported the enterprise literally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White and
children, accompanied by Miss
Margaret Nolan, leave next Tues
day for an extended camping trip
in the mountains, and will sojourn
at Colorado Springs for an indef.
mite period.
Chas. Chasteen, roadmaster of
Syracuse, accompanied by his wife
and child, consulted with Carl
Immroth, chief of the section crew,
last Tuesday.
Electric wiring-the kind that
will pass the Underwriters code.
We guarantee our work, you take
no chances. BoRsTNER & SCoTT
John L. Hill. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Hill. writes from Clay
ton, N. M, that he may accept the
position of sheep inspector for
that district, which has been tend.
cred him by the authorities. Their
furniture and household goods were
stored the past week, so that in all
probability they will spend the
summer in New Mexico.
Don't forget the "Swat- the. Fly"
campaign of the Holly Woman's
Civic club. Fifteen dollars in
prizes. See either Mrs. j. S. Nc
Murtry, Mrs. Leonard White or
Mrs. Gordon Walter, who have the
matter in charge. Remember that
the 1v carries disease with it, and
this movement is in reality cam.
paign of determination,
During the summer months mothers of
younS children should watch for any un-
natural looseness Of the bowels. When
tiven prompt attention at this time seri.
Gus trouble may be avoided. Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea rem.
ID, .., >1.v.y. l.. d>o.od.d mann Eor
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
HORSES DI3APPEARED
From Amity Restored to Owner
by Holly Officer.

Considerable excitement was
occasioned here last Sunday night
when j. h. Hargreaves of Amity
reported that five horses had mys-
teriously disappeared from his
barn.
Upon investigation by Marshal
House, the amin ais we're traced to
a point about two miles northwest
of Amity, being returned to their
owner the following day.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
Cash for Produce.

Bring us your poultry, eggs,
hides and cream. Highest market
price. Holly Produce Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12
PERMITS.

For the ButloinS OF 8toeWalkS
in Holly.
As sidewalk districts may be
formed at an early date, all those
desiring to construct sidewalks
should apply for permit to j. D.:
Shull, town clerk, at the Holly
State bank, who will also furnish
specifications upon request.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-07-12

For soreness of the muscles, whether in
duced by violent exercise or injury, there
is nothing better than Chamberlain Lin
iment. This liniment also relieves rheu-
matte pains. For sale by the Holly Phar.
mscy, lkelmsn Bros, props.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
STRONG FORCE or INsUIAAR
THOnias SENT TO SCENE

Havana May e2.--IO assist In the
movement 10 surround the negro in-
sifrRentE. further reinforcemonts, cOn-
aletinR of two companies of infanty
and two batteries Of artillery, en-
trained here today for the province
OF Orientc. The government troops
already IN that district number more
than 1900 men. The negroes under
General Evaristo Estenosc and Cen
oral fvanott. aC operating az III
CanCy. El CObrc and San buis, In the
vicinity OF Santiago.
The secretary of government said
today that he had not received any
further details In regard 10 the IN
aurrcctOry movement ia the vicinity
OF Hoiquin, sixty-three miles north
west OF santiago, whore detachment
OF rural guards have encountered and
disgvrsed a strong band Of negroes,
OF whom they killed two.
The situation In the province Of Or
iente continues grave, the secretary
said, but the government IL confident
that u will promptly restore order az
soon az the troops arrive. The move
mcnt In the other provinces appears
10 lack importance. The inaurrectory
bands are few and small and hitherto
not much damage has been reported.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22

santiago. Cuba, May 22.--Thc situ-
alton rapidly is growing more serious
II " now estimated that over 5000
negroes have taken up arms In the
province OF Orlente alone.
Two American citizens, Floyd
Schick and Joseph Bryan. have come
planned TO Ross Il. HOlladay, Ameri-
can consul az Santiago, OF being as
saulted and robbed, while on their
WAY 20 Ssboney. by armed negroes.
Many women and children residents
in the outlying districts. including
families Of Americans employed IN
the Juragua iron mines. are taking
refuge in this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22

Government Alarmed Over
Serious Aspect of Negro Re-
volt On Island; American
Citizens Assaulted.
INsULAR AUTHORITIES
SEND TROOPS TO SCENE

CBv Evsning Hersia a. p. Leased vyirsD
Washington. May 22.--The serious
negro revolution In Cuba has caused
the state department TO consider send
ing a wRrship to the eastern end Of
tho island. IN addition 20 the small
naval force now there. embodied IN
the little gunbOat Paducah and the
survey boat Eagle.
II IN also possible that the naval
station al Guantanamo Will receive "A
considerable addition 10 its garrison
Of marines. who may be drawn from
the Panama canal zone for che time
being.
The strengthening Of the American
naval force In this way would not
necessarily indicate a E1rpOse on the
part OF shc administration again %
Intervene in Cuba. but Il Is believed
would have a salutary effect on the
insurrcctos and make them hesitate
70 begin reckless destruction Of for
eign property
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
JUNK RECOVERED FROM
YOUNG LADY's INNARDs

sacramento. Cal, May 22.--An OH
cial report was nled with the state
board OF control today Of an operation
performed upon Miss f,eltia Miller of
San Rafael for the removal of i,lf9
articles, mostly metal, from her
stomach. The WOfHRn, who ~ pa
tient al the Nana state hospital ~ said
20 be on the road 60 recovery.
These articles we're removed; $50
wire hair pins, 65 opcn safety pins. 81
broken pins. i've prune pits. 2S but
tons, collar buttons. i3 nails, 2 screw
eyes, 40 lacks, ! staple an inch long,
i've parts Of teaspoons. f2h broken
pieccs OF hair pins. ] piece Of string,
1 piece or thread. i04 unidentified
odds ard enuE. mostly metal. , parts
of COMBS and ESQ small pins.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
GOVERNORS ACTION
ON MEASURE IS
UNCERTAIN
What Will Be Done With Cor
pOration Commission Bill?
Is Question Agitating Mem
bers and Employees.
Especial Telegram 10 Evening Heyals

Especial Telegram t0 Evening Ileralsil
santa Fe -. NJ, May 22.--''What
will the governor DO with it?" Is the
question that is agltatlng three cor
porailon commissioners. chief clerN.
an assistant chief clerk and "a stenog-
raphcr in thai office ,as tho result OF
the passage OF the corporation com.
mission bill In the house yesterday af-
ternoOn. The bill carries an appF0-
priation OF sac. 600 OF which $4,000 is
for salaries OF the commissioners and
the balance ia In lump sum AZ their
disposal.
None Of the commissioners OF en-
ployes have beon paid fin8o they
were sworn in which has becn some
few months and "a cheek or two would
look good. The governor has adopted
the wise precautiOn of not saying
what be win or viii not do with any
measure until Il gets 90 him--and
some times not then. u VIII take q
couple Of days 10 enroll and engross
this bill iu the senate and IL viii then
80 10 the governor
There was some opposition 90 the
bill iu the house but not nearly 20
much as had been expected hoth
Mr.. Sanchez ana ar. Clancy uifcfei
amendments bat were unable 90 get
them by the house m451s4F
Tho SanCheE amendment provided
for chief clerk, $1,000 assistant,
$4,000. tnrin clerk, sl,800; insurance
clerk. 1880. tw0 stcnographcrs.
$1,000. and $1,000 Tor contingent ex-
penses A the bill pae1ed. 1t simply
provides that the commissioners must
Me itimizcd statements OF all cxpef-
dituree with the state auditor.
The bin passed by q vote of ~ % s..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
DIXON CAIaR ON TAFT
TO WITHDRAW FROM RACE

Washington. May 2a.-Scnator
Dixon. head OF the Roosevelt ma
tionai headquarters, today issued a
statement practically calling on Pres
ident Taft 60 withdraw from the pres
idontinl contest
''Qhio makes the tenth Republican
state whore the candidacy Of Mr
Taft and Colonel Roosevelt has been
submitted 20 the RepublicRn voters
themselves for decision" said Senator
Dlxon's statement,
'sThe verdict has been unanimous
in every STATE Taft and his campaign
managers ave fully realized that an
faserse verdict In Ohio meant the
death knell OF the movement 10 re-
nominate Mr.. Taft. The Republican
leaders and the Republican voters SO
interpret the Roosevelt landslide in
Ohio yesterday.
Neither Mr.. Taft nor his managers
can longer Withstand the nation wide
movement that calls for Roosevelt
once again 20 assume tho leadership
Of the Republican party. His noml-
ration ~ inevitable az Chicago and
HIS election In certain In November
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
VICTORY
FOR CITIZENS
TICKET
Denver Democratic Municipal
Administration is Turned
Down By voters TO Tune Of
Twenty Thousand.

fBy Svesiag Herald A. =. Leased WiFeD
Denver May 22.--Additionul re-
turns from yesterdays municipal
election received up 10 noon today
increased the plurality Of Henry
Arnold, citiKons' candidate for mayor
over John y. Hunter, Democrat. 20
10000 and assured The election OF
the entire Citizens ticket. II was the
most sweeping victory ever recorded
in a municipal election here. Dy any
act of candidates.
Referring 10 yesterdays victory.
Hen n Lindsey. reelected Juvenile
Judge. today said
This victory is tho elimination ~
twenty years fight. The pillagers and
plundercrs have been expose ana
reuudiDted as they have been IN san
FranciHco. pittHburg, Minneapolis
and other Cities
IN was o great uprising Of an In
dignons people"
Roiurns from eos out OF 22l pre-
cincte show Arnold 37.394; Hunter
.ib,tssi Bailey ii,70T; Arnolds piu-
raiity 2i.aog.
16s procincts show. for sheriff
Sullivan (Cltlnena') ab.6e4i Arm
strong (psm0craD 1850; williams
(Republicanl 1904; suilivan's piu-
rallty 1885.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
JURY SECURED FOR
TRIAL OF DARR0W

g1y Evening HERALD A. =. Leased WiFeb
Los Angeles. Cai.. May 22.--The Sc
lection OF a Jury to try Clarence s.
Darrow. the noted Chicago attorney.
for alleged jury bribins In the Nc
Namara case. was completed this
forenoon, opening the way for the
taking OF evidence.
After the acceptance Of the twelfth
juror both sides agreed 10 the eeiec"
ton OF thirteenth, or Hupernumer-
airy, TO act la the event 81 Illness Of
regular juror.
The following comprise the jury:
J.. r. hammers, rancher Clearwater
A. j. Snidpr, Compton, rHnchef. o. O..
Paul Ritter. retired contractor, Los
Angeles. O. ~. cOppock, cemcut con-
tractor, whittier: T., X. Pierce, ranclf-
ef, Agusa NJ. r. Williams, rRnCher
and retired school teacher, MonrOvia;
Edgar A. Moore, rancher Duarto. r.
". Gulding. treasurer lumber COM
pnny. Los Angeles: %. NJ. Dunbar, re-
tired. Los Angeles; T.. A. fseavitt, El~
monte. raucher. Elijah s.. Letter, car
penter, Los Angeles. John DinRmnni
rancher. MonrOvla.
Juror Dingman, tho twelfth 90 be
chosen and the seventh rnncher on
tho Jury, was selected after the brief
est examination OF any talcsman uincc
the trial began Just a week ago to-
day. Mr. narrOw himself examined
him for the defense.
For the selection OF the extra Juror
the state was given one and the de-
fonse two peremptory challenges.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
Undismayed By Singing De.
feat In Ohio President Plans
to At Once Garry Fight Into
New Jersey Primary, "A
CLAIMS ENOUGH VOTES
TO INSURE NOMINATION
Report That President Will
Bend Every Effort to Down
Roosevelt Regardless Of who
Goes Down With Colonel.

eUy mvenlnH meraid 4. p. a.eanae Wiret
washlngton. May 22.--ProsldeRt
Taft, returning from his campaign
tour IN ohio, reached Washington at
$3.50 a. m. today. 10 plunged into a
busy day az the white house eiilcc and
has planned 70 leave Thursday for
New Jersey 10 travel through that
state campaigning for delegates who
Will be elected AZ the primaries next
Tuesday. The president had no state-
ment 10 make this morning concerns
ing the result OF Ohio primaries. He
has made known to his friends that
ne is Etill in the fight and believes
that no will have enough delegates 10
obtain the nomination al Chicago.
MIR. Taft today arranged 10 extend
his Grip to New Jersey so that he will
be campaigning la that state until am
hour before the polls open at / o'clock
next Tuesday. On the original sched-
uie he would have finished Monday
night. The extension was said 70 be
an Indication that he had determined
TO fight Colonel Roosevelt 60 the Bit
ter end Although no official approval
wes given 10 the report Il was persist
ently rumored that Afr. Taft would
make every EFFORT now % prevent Mr..
Rooseveite getting the nomination.
Mr. Taft's hrst definite information
was received on his private car at Bal
timore Just terqrc ne reached WAeh-
inRton. Members 81 hls nnSlv cay he
slept we'll and that the headlines IN
the morning newapn perB did not pre-
vent his enjoying hearty break
fast. Reaching washington ho stroll
cd down the platform and through tina
concourae az the Union station % the
white house automobile with a smile
on his face
Plans for the trip 70 New Jersey, al
though not complete, show that tho
president will wish every one Of the
twelve congressional districts and
practically every county IN the state.
He viii open the campaign az Cam
den tomorrow night. 1'he trlp VIII
end Bt Glassb0ro Tuoaday noon. For
one whole day, according 20 the pres
dents plans he VIII motor 10 small
Jersey towns within easy aut0mohu-
Z ing distance from New York. lie VIII
probably spend one night az Trenton.
The president remained Ina his study
la the white house for several hours
today. Attorney General Wickershanl.
Mr Stimson, the secretary OF war.
Mr.. Nagel Secretary Of Commerce ana
LABOR and Mr.. Meyer. secretary Of the
navy. had appointments with MIN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
METHODIsTs ELECT
TWO MORE BISHOPS


MlnnenpoHs MINI, May 22.--rhc
twelfth ballot on bishops Mcthudlst
Episcopal church today. resulted In
no election Dr. n. Luccc0ek Of kai.-
sas City. Mo.. WAS first With 592. a.
J Cooke, New York. second Wifh
t37; and y. - Lfetu. Detroit. Mich,
third with $50. Necessary 90 elect
5O2
with the election Of Or. r. = Hen-
dors0n 03 New York and Dr, ". ~.
shepard of Chicago. 90 be- bishops %
tho Methodist Episcopal church on
the eleventh ballot last night dtic-
gates % the general confcrtrcc do.
clare they do not expect the naming
Of another OF the five remaining 20
be- chosen for several baliote
The thirteenth ballot also resulted
in no election, hucc0Ck being hiHn
man with ass, ~ ID. Loctc Detroit
second. with tt6 and ~ j. Cooke,
New York. third with 3l5 Ncucl-
sary 90 elect SIS.
No election resulted on the TOUR
toenth ballot of bishops. Luccock.
hanaaH City. was hiah with fesi \. -
Lectc. Detroit. second, with i6s, aud
n. y. Mcconnell iroenCastlcs Pa
tAiFd, with ss5. Necessary % elect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22

the senate. Tie was given unanimous
consent 90 rc-call the bill which was
then rc-Cummitted 20 tho COMMITTEES
on Judiciary for further consideration,
The following new bills we're intro
duced IN the senate Yesterday.
senate bili No. iN8. by Mr. panky.
an act "a provide for the government
of the old palace "A similar bill ~
pending In the house.
Senate bill No. isf. BY Mr.. Mccoy
90 amend the present law IN order
that third grade school teachers may
receive q raise In pay ~ ten dollars a
month.
Senate bin No. i67. defining intox-
icating liquor aud providing for local
option elections aud 90 regulate the
liquor tranic
Senate bin No. igs By Navarro, 20
classify and license itinerant peddlers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22

Washington. May Director
Mckinley ~ the Taft bureau today
declared tho president would have
AT least 500 delegates Ia the Chicago
convention.
''The outcome OF the Ohio primary
yesterday has IN no degree altered
the relative strength uf the varicua
candidates IN the Chicago conven-
tiOn." said Ms. Mckinley. president
Taft has gained enough delegates iu
Ohto 20 assure him OF al least Gu
delegates In the Chicago convention"
THE outcome In Onio. whatever
it may be. has not in the slightest de-
gree altered the situation, except %
add President Taft as another Caudl-
date who has lost his own state, Mr.
Roosevelt lost New York. SO 40
and Senator Cummins lost Iowa, ig
20 10, both going 20 Taft"
IAir. Nick iniey said the Roosevelt
managers had concentrated their et
erEles in an effort 10 carry Ohio, and
added "ft is reliably reported tnat
the Roosevelt hackers in Ohio have
expended $500. 600 in the campaign
Ia that state alone. The Taft forces
expended $4,000 all told. from their
headquarters"
president Taft said when he took
the stump Ia Massachusetts II have
only begun 90 fight continued MI
Mckinley. That statement holds
good today, The 0Etcome IN Ohio.
u q has any effect az All on the Tait
strength in the Chicago convention,
has only served TO soiidify the TAFT
lines and make more certain a faf'
Outcome"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
UTAH NUR0ERER IS
EXECUTED BY
SHOOTING
Five RiflemeR Carry Out
Dread Sentence On Hungar-
ian WHO Preferred Hail Of
Bullets to Death On GaIlOws.


Cny Evenina Harald a. =. LEASED Wlrep
salt Lake City, Utah. May e2.--Five
fiflemen. concealed behind black
curtain sent steei-noacd bullets into
the heart ~ biindfoided man AZ he
vat In q wooden chair al the state
prison this morning. Julins Slrmay,
murderer, was the target He had
selected death py shooting ln prefer
ence 20 the galloWs after his convic-
tlon % the murder of Thomas kar-
rick, IA year old school boy. whom
ne had shot and fatally wounded in
the course OF daylight burglary.
Until "a few hours before the oxecu-
tion sirmay maintained that a fellow
burglar Was with him in the karrick
home and had killed the lad. Last
nighs he confessed Il was he who shot
the boy.
sirmBy was Hungarian, - years
old He was blindfolded before he
left his cell or his way 90 bo shot.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22
BURG STILL wORKING ON
ltS Child LABOR Law

Mr. Burg whose child labor bill
was aummarlly dealt with in the sem
ate on MuEday may yot have The bill
enacted into iaw in lta amended form
n appears that when Nc. Champion
on judiciary because n dld not CONE
ply with the present judicial maohin-
cry of tine state, be was not Informed
that these matters had an boon ellm-
inntod I'M the house by amendments.
Ho said ln explanation tlat the house
amondmonH, ln some manner. never
had reached the senate a. the chief
clerk Of the senate had absolutely no
that h. had been informed hy meme
hera of tho house. that the hll had
hoon in proper torp when Il loft the
house. but that through an error ga
tho part Of some one ln the house, tho
emendments had nos been reported %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-22

LOuisvllle. Ky, May s2.-~Membora
of the Presbyterian general assembly
in session here today voted 20 feaclnd
its action in naming Secretary OF Az
ricniture Wilson Hs a delegate % the
Pan-preshytcrlan conNrcsH az ADer-
deem. scotland. This action IN said
60 have grown out OF the attendance
OF Secretary Wilson az the brewers