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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
PREACHER TEACHER
ON MURDER CHARGE
Rev. w. D. Mcfarland Held
in Connection With Death
of Young Woman.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. ian indict-
ment has been returned by the grand
jury against the Rev. DR.. W D. Nc
Farland, minister and educator, OF Ce-
dar Greek. Green county. Tenn, for
merly Of this city. charging him with
felony in committing two operations
upon Miss Elsie Dodas Coe. his former
secretary, which resulted in her death
last Friday.
Is Under Arrest.
Greenville- Tenn, Jan. 17.-Rev. W.
D. Mcfarland, wanted in Pittsburg IN
connection with the death OF Miss Ell
sic Dodds COe, is IN jail here and pro-
tests Innocence Of the crime charged
against him The preacher-teacher is
held without bail He firmly asserts he
Is not responsible for the condition the
young Woma2 was supposed TO have
been in, nor was he in any way respon-
si5ie for her death. He said he was
anxious to return TO Pittsburg 10 have
the charge Investigated thoroughly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
INCLUDED
IN DYNAMITE PROBE
Grand Jury Investigates
Conditions There Dur
inc BloWuDs.
ing BIOWupS.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan 17.-Informa-
tlOn concerning conditions at Detroit
at the time the McNamaras first en-
ployed a regularly paid dyamiter to
blow up open shop" work was sought
! by the federal grand jury in its investi-
cation Of the dynamite conspiracy to
day
Mrs ". H. Haszin, Of Detroit. said
to have rented room to Ortie AIcMani-
gal and James 3, Mcnamara, was ques-
TONED about the movements Of the men.
Just before Mrs. Haskin was examined,
McManigal had told OF being ap-
preached in Detroit is June, 1903, by a
man who afterwards signed ping" to
kilograms and who arranged for his
being paid to do dynamiting for ]. J.
Mcnamara
The first indication that the govern
ment intended to extend the scope Of
the dynamite Investigation was shown
this afternoon when q subpoena was is
sued for s. P. Meadows, business agent
Of the district council OF the National
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jolners'
union John Halfman. saloon keeper.
81 whose place it is said meetings were
held at which certain Jobs in Indian
apois were discussed, also was sum-
mOned.
Wisconsin Explosions Probed.
Three explosions in Wisconsin al
mantle conspiracy were investigated
1y the federal grand jury Two men of
Portage. Wis. said TO be relatives of
Ortie AlcManigal, were examined in
connection with the transportation OF
explosives from Chicago TO points in
Wisconsin The explosions were at
Green Bay November 21. 1903: SUI
perior August 2, 1910. and Milwaukee.
March I6. 1911
Other witnesses were c. J. Brucker
o. Jordan Station, Ontario, and J. C.
Cnliders. Of Pittsburg. employees OF an
open shop construction companv.
which claims to have suffered heavy
loss from explosions all over the coun-
Franklin Pleads Not Guilty.
Los Anugeles, Cal, Jan. I7-SettinE
a rest all rlJmors that he would throw
himself on the mercy Of the court Bert
II. franklin. the former Mcnamara de-
tective- accused Of jury bribery, plead
Cd not guilty TODAY to the two charges
rlled against him. His trial was set for
February q.
State Rests in Connor'S Trial.
The state rested today in the trial
OF Bert r. Corners. alleged dvnanlife
consplrator, and the defence fmmedf-
ately began % try 10 impeach the tes-
umony Of Joseph B. Bishop a county
detective who had given damaging evil
oence against the defendant and his
elieged accomplices. A. B. Maple and
T. "a Bender. charged with having at
IeEnpted TO destroy the county hall OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
Pasteurized milk is safe.

EAsteuriEed milk is safe
Overcoats cleaned. pressed. Wright.
Fun measure at Southwestern Fuel Co
Pasteuri1ed milk is safe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
SEEK MISSING MAN
AT DALHART, TEX.
Was Kidnapped in Michigan
in 1871 by Gypsy
Woman

Dalhart, Tex, Jan. I7.-Repewal Of
attempts to find Henry Martin Gaoe vbo.
was kidnapped BY gypsies from bis bore
in Holland, Mich, in 1871, was begnn
here today. Ten years ago a gypsy on
her deathbed confessed to the kidnsnincr
OF young Gage and his identity was re-
vealed to him. Immediately after,rar5
he tried to ind his kinfolk but apparent
" without success.
Then he dropped out of sight He had
advertised in Omaha papers asking in
formation about his relatives, but it is
said he received no response.
hinsmen Of Gage took up search for
aim today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
HARRY Il TLMF

Just as the whistles were BLOWING for
noon Wednesday the funerdi co-tego
passed along San Antonio street 5o'gT1
Oregon past the federal building and IN
the union station. II was me oseort
Of honor for the body of Harry lane
former deputy collector of customs WHO
died recently at Favw0od Hot SDrin1s
The body was taken to his Old Ohio
home at New Concord and was accom-.
panied by DR.. B. f. lane. his brotber
of Las Cruces. The funeral escort VA :
composed Of the officers and members Of
the Elks' lodge and the business md
personal friends Of the former gove s-r-e
ment official
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
DENVER POLICE THINK
THEY HAVE HARRv ,r.,-,-

Denver Col. Jan. 17.-Taken from
hotels Of Denver, a refined. faulflessi5,
dressed and well educated mar 49,
registered as Barney Hillman. is Ma
by the police charged with fo,.a--.
The last two letters of the name he
signed 70 three checks which were
cashed by two hotel proprietors are
said by the police to indicate tba+ 49,
man is none other than Harry Nfa1n
known as the king Of hotel sv-I-15
lers," alias George AIaeklev. Geo.
Haney and others The Harry Mann
whom the police believe Hillman to he
is said to be wanted in many wesfer1
cities for forgery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
DEATHS AND BURIALs
STANLEY SnvrNsH1

STANLEY Silvinski. aged 50 years. died
TINS morning in Altura park. He was a
native OF Poland and came to El Pasn
from O7l2a Uwo years ago in search Of
neal p. lie leaves a widow and several
ments have not been made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
WAY TPFNF RAHnFv

May Irene Bahnev. Is months old.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bahnev'
OF liza Ange street. died Wednesday
held Thursday afternoon a. . oa1ocl-
from the church Of the Immaculate C ON
eeption, Rev. Francis Roy officiating.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

Fun measure q s0uthwestern Fuel Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

Dyeing cleaning pressing. wright.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

CormalitY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
THREE GOOD ROADS
ORGANIZATIONS MEET
Greatest Gathering of High
way Enthusiasts Yet
Held in West.

EmpOria, Kas., Jan. 17.-Three organ
izatiOns of good roads enthusiasts met
here today in what Is expected to prove
one OF the largest meetings in the in
terest of American highways ever held
in the middle west. The ultimate aims
of the delegation include improved ma
tional roads crossing the United States
from coast to coast and from Winnipeg.
Man, to the gulf of Mexico.
In conjunction with the state meeting
a convention of committeeman and vice
presidents of the New Santa Fe Trail
association, which aims to incorporate
the historic trade route in a coast to
coast highway, and a conference of the
Gull to Winnipeg road promoters formed
the program. The vice presidents of the
tve divisions of the Santa re trail organ
lzation named to attend the meeting
were:
K f. Twichell, East Las Vegas. n. NJ
DIVISION; r. H. Higgins, Pueblo, Colo.
division; j. z. Frizell, Larned. western
Kansas division; o. n. White. Emporia.
eastern Kansas division; Walter Will
Jams, Columbia, No, division.
FUN measure at Southwestern Fuel Co
Pasteurized milk is safe.
Dyeing, cleaning pressing. Wright.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

Easteurized milk is safe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17
AN EPIDEMIC or COLDS
ATTACKS tn EWHTTE HOrrsu

Washington. D. c.. Jan. 1T.-There Is
an epidemic Of cold at the white house
The president was not entirely over his
toid today secretary Hilles was con-
nned TO his home and bed. and assist
ant secretary Allen was suffering from
the same Complaint.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-17

You can eas11y sell II cali Bell lis.
The Herald VIII sell it No bother. no
gormality.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07
rSE eluES

The dul,ness which generally comes sfter au election is a remarSahle man Hesitation ot the reaction tc which minds aro >uhio1t After all kinds Of eNeitemen; Wo src rrcnc to that feel inS which With the desire not to ap- pear sentimental Ne call the blues- When VIC think about these same hlues we ofen cNcrlN'k tNc lesson they miGht convey
 In the first place thls reaction shows one ci the reasons for ,he dis content which Wo wonder st in the yer, rich Often We read of the sui oiie of s wealthy person and are struck with surprise that such thing could hapren. Some days ago s wealthy wouan descendant of Tat rick Henry Killed herself. and still naoCe r,>>ently v1Sh resident of Van eouNev took the same route If they had sll they wanted one would think they mjsh; have loved life. but. If the mind ,s subject ,o reaction al all q;
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07
OFFICIAL PAPER
NOME. ALASKA. NOV. :. 1912.
WELL DONE. ALASKA.

The ntS, election for the Alaska legislature is over and taken gcuer- ally hN the result must be regarded as hiEh s-ttsft,tvts= rh, sane and solid people of the territory have showed under fgt r.rd and ,ll the maw kish bunch that attempted tv turu the tItttop lHJe s EtusHrG stock by thcif own success
 'us uotcworthN ta,t i~ that the arLs ,yntrts et population generally welded representation te outlN ing sec tons Tho two senatars from the Fourth division are from smaller com muuitcs than FIrhauks senator was elected from Skacwa,. ketehikan got representative
 priscoll maNot ef Fairbanks. got into the house. and .,TaYnc~ valentino, th" Wtckorshom mayor of Juneau. was defeated Two non partisan ucke, men were elected in tho Third division.
 on the whole. men who backed Wickorshsm seem tc have about 50 per cent of the representation but were elected tn few cases as such In the grrat majority cf instances they got in as members of non partisan tickets In Fairbanks and that di- vision the non partisan ticket was mostly. however. ot that political faith.
 In Nome it can only hc said that good men got elected The defeated citizens of all the real political par ties and non -par,isans received good votes which fo,t shows that they have many friends.
 Three of the sucSessful ones from this division are described as stand pat republicans so that party can feel well satisfied Two arc democrats and one IS progressive
 However. party questions will prob ably not ,ut an important figure in | the new legislature The members will ha>r tho interests ,f Alaska pri- l marilN at heart AT of them. with few | exceptions. perhaps are old timers. | NauN of them fvom all thc divisions ar" certainly mon who have speut many years in the territory and ought | to know its needs They will be euid- ed hy their good solid sense and AL aska ts safe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07
POLITICS REALLY BEGINS AT
 HOME.

Amid all the tumult of battle. ,he hlarc of trumpets and the grosrs of the dying in the present campaign. let not the citizen. our old friend com. mon people. forget that the vital | ,cs ton before him Is the cost of h <. Liars come and gu. Train-cnd speeches vanish like yesterdays dew. Camosia n promises are made to be broked oy many who are seeking place and pow CT. Hut the price of beefsteak. ham and eEgs. bread and butter and coffee and jam remain with us forever. 1, will he small comfort two years hence to Mir. Citizen if he elects all n shin ing lights of the land and pave fifty per cent more for his roast beef anG socks lt will be no excuse that hs ahSA tSerS man should do is .u study how. by this election now pending ', can bring down the cost of hi. ,abis forty per cent. and the cos; If lis familys clothing fifty per cer. Let Mir Common People cheer less and study this question more and the T.cb- lem of the high cost of living riil he on the way toward solution. --FS
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07
eNHisir FROG BROUGHT
 FoRrh eV CHEMISTRY

WASHINGToN. oct l5.--A "fsth orless" frog is visiting a; one of th, exhibition buildings erected for th. henea; of the congress of hygiene and demosraphy. This frcs was developed chemically by Prof. Jacques Loeb. 0. the Rockefeller institute of research.
 l; was brought forth from the egs of tho female ny chemical means. and fits growth to life is the one success ful experiment acns the line of par thenosenies
 While visitors are much interested in this orphan tros-so to speak-its growth to life has not aroused the fiery discussion and debate which Prof. Lceb's first claims met, At ths; time theolosisns fell on him and s ooniro- Nersy ragged for weeka
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07

nr. Charles e Pst-. president of of the Nonsmokcrs' Protective league of America. declares that the race .s doomed tc speedy snnihilation if the use of tobacco Is not prohibited. He af'irms that the tobacco smoker Is ss poisonous as a snake and that one has demonstrated that the saliva of a cigarette user will kill cat.
 lt certainly is heap of comfort to learn that somebody has discover T a beneficial result of cigarette smok. Ing aside from the pure pleasure cr the cheerful habit
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07

hsvs you tried ths Tuna Fish, juss iiks chicken, st Breeding q eorssr
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07
Rich chOcolAreA

Toby has the mest delightful che eelates They arc 0unthsr's eheee iatss. Varsity eheeoistss, Victoria ehe eeiatss-
 He also has the famous varsit Bitter Ssssts . full line ef which ar made frssh hers every day.
 In addition to thess dsiishts he hs ice ensan made from frssh ersam.
 For ell that makss lie vssrth Twin go te ToeNS CANDY KITCHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07

probably must suffer most after the moments of most keen pleasure. We often hear that dull business periods follow presidential elections and i' would be interesting to know If busi ncss is affected by tho duIines. or the mental condition.
 IL is a strange fact ,hat during cleo ton time news of other kinds become scarce in the newspapers This is not due to the necessity of giving so much space to election stories. but is due to the fact that minds are too much oc- cupied with the contest and have no time to engage In other--crimcs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07
OUR CIRCULATION.

The Daily end Weekly Nugget hss . any other pspsr published in AIasks Our eireuIstion books ere open sor in [. spso,ion Co our sdvsrtissrs
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07
Classified Ads. AT cisssi6sS Ads havss e PsSd ia
 Aa.aaes
WANTED.

WANTED-A woman or gir. 10 help with hsuse~ork Inquire NugYe; office
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07

Rubber stsmps made st the Nuesss ofsos
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07

Prof. Grubb-this name is no ribald joke-the potato's friend. inspirer guardian and bard. announces that tn. crop this year will be 35O.oOO. 900 bush els. enough for everybody and a few to spare the neighbor.
 Prof. Grubb might be called a pota to bug. but he Is no insect at that He eats potatoes. talks potatoes dreams potatoes and grows potatoes in moderation and the state of Colorado What he says about potatoes gots Tho crop this year will he hummer
 Incidentally. all who believe In the great principles of political. socia, and economic righteousness should thank an everything providence that the hor rid blight of tho maicvolcnt and bane- full Taft administration was not per mIttcd to fall upon the humble .p.,to vine nor eke tho ErasshoppcT. be- heath It's outrageous shelter. th-um phinE to his love. the iunc'ug he loud serenading guitar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07

Engine hovss Phone Main e7. Seven WhistIsa Wsts~. Thrss Fire GU,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07

FiRg ALARM si0NAIa i2 Standard Oil ca iS. Csrstsns Cold Storage it John ]. sssnse Co sH,es. ih sssdausrts~s Saios,. 'i. Reoordsrs' Office. %. ls~rsnos Aetsi. Ie. Firs Department v Discovery esleeN Ss SeSksy's Cigar ets~s. st Pss,Ss Cold Storage Co. ssesspis a2 Third Ave and Lance Wsy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07
YOUR LAST chANCs

To get the best eggs for .so per casa We have less than hun dred cases of eggs left and t they are gone it win be impossib to get such fine sGxs for % little mSnsy. The only .rs shipped and stOredtir,s cool ers. Oct your orders in whire they last Alaska's Best Friend.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-07
MINING ( DREDGING EDITION

The Mining and Dreding Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget are on sale at Butler Mauro Co. Lcmen Bros. and the Board of Trade Price soc per copy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

cuicRGO ui Dan er an
eeniion of mo head amn ~ no,
Wofrfn Woodmen of kmorlra rnm
paaed of ahant 5000 drieeafas REPRE-
arni'nr iha .DnHHD nauh.r. o'
'he order fAforfbanf fhr raanfrr
mHi Ia fhis afs tohaf la consider and
f0i Hnon ihe question nf raIa.nr 3D..
Insurance rates off OBJ. areInlaflnn
fhF hlrnrr rates afe proposed .n 0r
fnr 20 conform nifh fhe nn laiie.i
Mobile hn measure arrHtd nnar
ht convention of frsiornti msur
nnre nre4niflf'pns tri1 DO wohiU a
wear $50 nhlah 7aeff.f unon "a nai
form rate Boz order io meei fhe 81
qulromeuia of ihs Insurance aes of
Waus ~ edo sfHfes MANY af 10. n.
'ni nmna nf Ihn Wo0lmen move pr1
'rei'i araiu fhe proposed in,rtaa.
900 ihr ornoatiun har some sn far 81.
in ihrrlion seeo.alon from the parani
orrnnlmiion f the a.setsmeni
raiaad
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

CONCERNING STOCKHOLDERS

II the editor 81 tho Caller really
wants 10 hnow who tho stockholders
az shs Democrat puhIluhlnr Company
nrc. We would suggest he write % tel.
cfraph The secretary % state Any IN
formation sssVted through his vifles
will DO correct The Democrat IL a
local enterprise. conducted ~ local
tualnera mcn. and u would be- rinhf
IN m up.in.datu newspaper .. lin" OF
work a. attain and prini the coinpIcts
ilsi Corpus Christi Democrat,
IN reference ~ the polite snRRcs.
ilon printed above, The Caller may
romiud ~ Subscribers that The full
Issi ~ Stockholders IN the after
noon paper has nothing whatever
10 DO with printing an ordinance.
or ordinances. conlrnry 10 The law
~ prescribed ~ the City Charter.
The Caller supposed The Demo.
cfai was mol ,uae.ing ~ ant stock
holder moi on the original list ~
turned 10 10 The Secretary %
Hlaiu. The names printed have
brcn repeatedly given "ui as
"oririual Stockholders" BY lhe
Democrat 10 IT, large advertise
mrnin
We are Inclined ~ believe the
Democrat stated the simple truth
IN every nnr al ~ announcements
10 The public We are convinced
Nv management would moi sinnd
for a conscious psrYer~ion of The
truth fr hnslnexA purposes. w
fact, W. are ~ thoroughly con
vineed ol this that We accept tbs
Democrat \ announcement oi laioi
date January sih. un file 10 this Ut
flee. ia which The nnmc gentlemen
appear ~ stockholders
II more resent shifts have been
made. and We do not presume uhel
have not been. the fact YET remains
nnnliwahloi The Democrat by u,
avn announcement, ran City al
vrrlising WHEN i numbered among
~ Stockholders members oi th'
City Administrations ANY oillnri
desiring 20 see the original adScr
usemcnlS may ,lo VA. They are ~
file AZ lhe office 81 The Caller
u wouid seem. oll hand as Y
wcrr. thai the burden ~ bciherinI
the Secretary Of State lay IA olhel
.,e,trra Ne nov drop the mai
trr mnlcas, hy chance, fnr,he'
light il desired, IN which event w
shsll enaca,or TO- turn an tho ea'
sium.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
DISTRICT COURT BUSY
IN jim WELLS COUNTY
sary IsapansIle,i sna several aa>s>
igisp-sssri 80.

ffaliff ii~rtid Ni.efl4i
ALICE. TEXAS Jan tft D.fffir'
cppr fos ASA wells couniy moi hcfs
yesterday eifh Judge ~ d iiopkirt
Dreeidife Tue folionlnR aesf lsn
paneilsd and s4efn b. al the rrsh1
isFy fof enc term
. - Damn y ifoibeln p A Pres.
nall . " seoii. a. = Dubots o.
"a Fsait r q. Alden. A y ssl
uonr. 81 Inbnf1n. ~ Dafflsaa
flames y Heoif ana wm Atsat Ne
Adsms Nat appointed foreman
The fpioeinr esii faa'a sore TO-
Cav eHfersi on fhe ftN iaftef
Price nentsf Manufacturer 20
W r y Nosnan iadsmenf ~ a.
iaun Tor plaintiff
D 81 Dennis 10 a n DfoFo toi.
tied Bna dismissed
Ne shands ~ unknown beiFs "a
Rafaei Carols 30 no O. nfufeief 81
pDinfad to REPRESENT fhn unhneWn
heirs Cause continued fof opera
zion ~ heirs
fmma 81 nerry fa lpha K nefr
laifief snd aisNIss-I
"a foHfa ft Tesas NrsIlat
naNnaY rn settled ord 6amfssnl
p f0Unr fH "a . rats
eaT romrapY settled tnd dl bod ssed
1enhs u WHNams ~ 81 WH
iisma f0nf'nHel f0r orsrr
Theodore ri1musr ta n A. rn
nis runfrrrt f1r rrsira
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
Caller Called


Corpus Chflut Caller The an.
nsuDeemens ~ She Tesss Industrial
Congress thst u all duplicate ~
prize offer of isii 10 . good slgH "
fhe times. The e0Asress offers foe
the best aefseulsefal results. under
certain conditions. $4,000 81 gold
Enfry IN the contest II open 10 every
Tntas farmer. inrludine special prizes
Cos the bays snd slrls The appilea-
tIon lists are 10 be held open nnii
Jhs III % ApFil In order that farmers
throughout fensa may hays an even
chance 10 poeket the prizes
ATTEMPTS o. the part ~ tie TEXAS
Industrial Congress- 60 bring about
more intelligent methods 81 the farm
afr IN every uay p0ffhy ana deserve
eBrosfsgsmemi ~ the press tsprfi.
meDsa made ~ 1874 show fhsr Won
dsfguI resulia are obtained through
intensive Aafitsiiafai methods aud
~ proper liberalization aBd rotation
81 crops The Interest that has ~
'achcd 10 fhrae effurfa on The part
~ ihs boys and giria ~ The f4rm u
one ~ the best niTna thai the KOfh Is
spplied w the right dlfeciiDn. and
ina, the rdneaiiyr results which mas
b. expected viii b. wonderfully urofs
table IN q fs.y years " Hbonid BE-
me effort ~ Newspapers aii over me
state - Develop interest IN eyrrs
rom munits asa wske ~" iPt1 dem-
enstfaiion the more valuable w frat
s"n ~ iis diFernigy fisisesinn
News.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
WITH EXCHANGES


Farm and haneh Taklnk charge
~ . nius-rnillion acre rsueh IL Brazil
asiFd0 aAekeszie, 4 Dromlnent mem,
Der ~ the Texas Cssfle Haisers asso-
citation. ana aiho ~ me national 1850.
station, ~lli make that connsry bis
buslnsss headquarters ~ ne fosare
The raaca u ~ the santos part "
lifafii ard Hantos Hlli b. the shipping
Dorf for meat products
Tho kleDefgs ~ Corpns Christi
have contracted 10 furnish iarke
bart ~ the cattle kbpqit one hair
million bead are no~ On the randi
bui she present number sln be-
doubled The ranch eiil fsrsish too
ptr sinKhouses la HantDs sta their
klIl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24
lNNrArlnN tnN rMornsAls.

ihEA@tNN wv NM NfiNff
onsye ~ the Surersislng Arehiseet
Washington, y 81 Ian 20, isia
SeAsea proposals VIII be received
Ia this aitlcc unill : o'eloek y IA on
che sna day 81 Marrh, lata, aud then
opened. Tor the construction conn
slctr sineludlng plamhlns. eas pip
ing. heatinE apparatus, eseoirir Goa.
dulls and wir,Re. and interior HIGHT
ms tlNtaresl Of the United states
poeionlce and cusgomhoure Al Corpus
Chrlsli 1cNas. rhe balldinS r. 10 be
I, zoe square toet ground arca, two
siorscs and basement staeeo mash.
With slle root Drawings and spseiii.
cations MAY be- ehsaiHrd from the
custodian ef site az Corpas christi,
Texas. ar :, tAis once. q, the diseFs.
sloa 81 ssg Ssaas, lnlas ssetsts,N
JAMES kNnN rANt.nR.
Supervising Arehisec,