davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
DAMAGES ASKED FOR
LABOR LAW VIOLATION

RostOu. Dec. 81 Criminal pro-
cccdings AGAINST f., Vernon Wiley
ana Arthur ~aNiIl", charged win CON
spring 10 bring aliens INTO this "ulm-
try In violation 0t the contract tabor
laws, were Withdrawn iuduN un the
authorization nI Attorney General
Wick"rshnm und riyll action wus IN
stitut"d tor IN" recovery ~ A20,"u,
In penalties,
WILEY, - sun uf the farmer lnId
mayor Of lirndlurd, EnEland, Bee treas
lirCr or the Barr" Wool Cumhlns
company Of Barre. Mass, whore II O.,
alleged the aliens were iu lee .ru-
pluyCd. Will'N's lawyers claimed
that some ur IN" alleged contract h.
borcrS arrested under the immigru-
ton acts WUr" entitled tp rnioT tho
United states uud"r the uruN iiuns 81
tho immigration act hcctus" th,'
werc "rXprrirnCcd skilled mhnr,rs uI
u kind the like of which rould not
| be- found IN this country ana tu tha
view Attorney General Wiclrrshn.l
usHcntcd Ia certain "usuH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
IDAHO CONTEMPT TRIAL
COMMENCED AT BOISE

Boise, Idaho D,. 80 u'n ul r..
:, sheridan, lupushrr, nud e. -.
lirONun, muuugiur editor of tho Clp-
iGl- N"wm charged with ,uurrmu uf
court for publication ul Cabinet
ltuus"N lts crllicifm ul IA, Idaho ru-
prcmr court aud editorial ,umm,ul
"u ih" decision barring pr"EruysN,
prrsldrntm rlr,Dors uam,r lIum the
ballet, va. begun this murulnE
\ stipulation Was entered Ia the
cas-" ut \. Il. 'rup,n au"lh,r dri,ud-
ant, alleged iu the complain tu h, ~.
t"rrHtrd IN the I1pitaI-NrNs ana tu
control ils editorial pullu'. rruzru ~
the newspaper IN the stipuutiuu II
was admitted that truZ"n had rrur"-
Scutcd T." political leaders ANA u'hcrH
that he had control uf th, uuprr.
After iliing the stipulation ndiuuIu-
mcnt wns taken urtil altcrnuon,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR EARLY PEACE
IN EASTERN
EUROPE
Emperor Franz-Joseph and
Servian Ministers Both Ex-
press Desire for Speedy Re-
Establishment of Friendship
LONDON CONFERENCE
IN BRIEF SESSION
my Leased Wiz. 10 Evening Herald


London. Dec. GA nr.Ir relax
alton ct international tension Mats
drought about tudu, Wh,u Austria
Hungary informed tuu uiu,r LHrupo-
an powers thHt she uUgsii,t tH, i'al-
LHu difficulties apprua.I.U- N ~uII--
factory ,plutiun, This su" says, iS
thu result uf -yrNia's 1,iuu Iu u.,ul.
oyiziug To- Austria llHu-.I. ..F Oh.
incident CONNECTED with 90, t',AI-
mcut Of the Auslro-lIUua p,-
.u az Prisrnd and d'-u N,r a..,pi-
uur, of the prupu~,d aIrIu. .uu'ut lu
lIl" urr port facilities "n hy Nd-
Iiulir srn Without t,ru'wuI ra--os-
sion
Brsidc- these assui,u,,a .r,m
vienna. another helpful FACTOR 100 ,u,
situation ,.is the audience given g..
da, nl the emperor, france. Ju~au.,
To- thr nrN Ser, ian minister NJ JuN.
nunyitrh. uru both cordially rN-
pres ud hupr for q speedy r',-t'Ha
lsumrut ul complete friendship N,.
tN,rh vienna ana l|oig .ul.
Tho peace conference '..um,. site
uN.s as 81 James pulu.. GOO. r'l'r-
noon.
Tho Turnjsu p.culr,D,s...,s dnO
uu, Iu-ist tudol ON iu' l..I .uuIuE 90.
th, fortress ul AdriW..' .',. -. ltu
NuNGkatch, ,N.pr, mirr n' ~.I'.i. Nnu
presided over the mv,'Ir.. II., t''d
the peace conditions u' 'N, ih'nuu
utlirs and the Turkish co.,. -,I,r- s'''
"I ,hal they wuHld l'IHf' Nn' lu
consider the proposal
IN" discussion, ac,oudDus fee NJ
\INdkoyitvh, NIS 'inIrh .m.,th.r.
aud the plcuipotuntIlr,,, o,rtuHi'd
hopeful that the next meeting on sat
a lt
definite.
An Official communication t~Su'd
after the adl0nrnmru, had ur,u taken
said
"Thc ottoman dcl"gut", having dee
Cldr"d that according tu their iu~tru'
tionr they had ~" ObiocHun tn tr"m
ing with the Delegates 81 Ia, allies
including the Hellenic delegates, th'
allies presented th,lr principal pro-
pOsnls. rhu bti"tnIu delegates re-
served their rrph rur the next sat
ting.
"Thr i,rrirnlHl pruuns'lS which IA,
allied Balkan nations presented were
rs follows:
"'rhc immediate" surrender ui Scu'
tart, AdriHnuulo auh Iauiuu, lull mil.
iiury hunors 4" ID" accorded to th'
gHrrlSunS.
''Th" evacuation hN IurkCN 81 lh'
| iinlknn peninsula Hs lnr as the cast
"rn rnd uf the rchHtuliu liuuS, the
determination iu 70" made on the sp"t
"'lhr CUssiun 'u Greece uf Hll the
| Aegean Islands. including lihudrS uno
l eleven others. now being kept hN
Italy us ulrdg,s for the funllmcn
by Turkey uf the terms uf tho treaty
| of Lausanne,
"Thc annexation Of crete to Greece
| Tho payment hS TURKEY ui a war in
| dcmnitN ~ wcll ~ the expenses suS
tanned hN the allies on account at th'
| ottoman prisoners
| "Tho question Of rryintunling nf th'
! fortress at Adrinnuplo hus been lrI
| for discussion between the TurklSl
| ana Bulgarian Delegates
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
SLAVE GIRLS SLAIN
TOPREvENT THEIR
TESTIMONY
Federal Grand Jury Starts
Investigation in Traffic in
Women and Double Murder
BY Chicago Gang.


Chicago. u,, 90 Preparations
were mHdr bN IA, United states dis
trirt attorney % office &C. submit tu the
federal grand iurl rlidtuoc connect
ing Niuo ~urr" with trliur IN WuIu"n
between SOW YORK ana Chicago.
Federal officers. It Is said, rNpori to
show that -uDru ~ indirectly ruspun-
siblp for the death of Jennie tItn-
licri, Nho wax murdered near Bridge
port conn, october -,
SaCC0, who WdH arrested here last
Frduy on a charge uf Cunspiring with
DcmcIriu Marin" ~ Sow york tu viu-
late the Mann act, owns a resort On
the south side, whore IN" Cavaliers
woman formerly was an inmate. IN"
place waH rdidcd by federal agent.
October . and Jennie bruno, liOs,c
Rosa and Jennie CuSalicri were taken
to New York ns witnesses for the gov
"rnmcnt against D"muiriO Martno,
subsequently, both Rosie l,OMI and
Jennie CAvnllcri were murdered and
the government officers have been
working on the theory that both were
killed hcCnuSc they turnod inform
grg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
COMBINES CONTROL
WATER TRAFFIC
DECLARES
CONANT
Competition Suppressed By
Big Railroad Systems De-
clares Commissioner Of Cor.
pOrationS in Report. ,si
FURTHER GOVERNMENT I
REGULATIONS URGED

. COMMISSIONER C0nnnrs Report. I
NNlutd companies and I
= mshu combinations control ,
.' regular domestic steamship I
= 'n"uH ut iuu D'nitrd states, de- .
y roNlug much competition.
Water liurs along Atlantic and I
. null COASTS TO largo extent arc /.
= 1uNi'iarirs ur subsidiaries of rail-
. ruuds.
. Sew Haven System charged I
' Ntth attempting tn suppress I
y competition on Long Island
y sound.
N'N ll,Non system and East
= "ru steamship cumpuny. in
= nhI.h IA" railroad - q stock I
y uuldrr. nnnirnl New York city I
= \'A l.ug'uud traffic.
. southern Ilcinc ~ declared 20 I
y u'', shown 70 disposition to re-
y slutI steamship competition on I
= th, Atlantic cuust.
= kAIlnrd' own tha important I
y tmuu-u pa.s,nErr md package I
= 'r"iph, lines uu the Great IakeA
y SOM" competition on tho Pace
y ,ti' coast, nut railroad control
. ALSO 3. found ,hcrc.
. lwpurlnut hard coal fleets on
Q N"rtu Atlantic coasts owned by
= tow #rcnI anthracite railroads.
Railroads control 30 por cent
= "f m,lrogr ur private canals. and
. have rtuscd many such water
y Ways to bc abandoned.
= Wrstbound business on Eric
y canal virtually controlled by I
. railroads, and eustbound busl-
= ness has been largely diverted to
= the railroads.
= Further federal regulation of
= Joint rdli und water traffic sug-
y rostod.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
CHEMICAL TO PREVENT
ROSTERS FROM GROWING

Denver, r"lu., Doc. 22.. .'ftr
chemist rum $ Nicc hus d,f'"N,r,d
a chemical, winch. ho suys viii pre-
vent ro"sj,rs rr"m rruwiup II" m.
uuuucre that tluu a few da.s %,
win have the preparation ready rpl
distribution ana That n viii r.i,r
the cts pr tho necessity "f the 1uu
Growing ordinance, fostcTcd bN con.
gr"ssruIu- -olort George j, Kindcl
"Allor % few m"nls ilXod with lhi.
chemical" SAID Chemist Nlcc. "rool
crs win nc uuahl" Ia crow above u
whisper aud II win not he necessary
for those VINO own chickens Ia move
with them outside the city limits n,
tho Kiudrl ordinance proposes"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
Lns Lns.h wlro TO EycnlnE Hcraidl


Wn1hiuEi0n, DCc. 22 2,--RaiirOod
'umpuui"s und steamship combina-
u"ns ruutr"l tho regular steamship
lnr- "i thu United states and have
destroyed competition on many of tho
water highways Of commerce. de.
rllrrG Luther Conant, Jr.. commits
nl"u"r ut corporations, Ia a report to
rruuu,nt raIt to-day.
rur revelations of the report. bas-
od upuu IN CNtonglvo Investigation,
irrru uppu the frlcrW government,
HlNs tho commissioner. IN" consider
alton or further regulation of Joint
rail- aud water traffic.
Ia practically all the coast waters
ut llr" country. II ls declared, rail-
IuJdH or stppmRhip Consolidntlons
dominate water transportation, Their
control 81 both through passenger
lud uhukdH, freight trade is espGc-
tuly slInuR. BnyH Commissioner
tuuaut. un the Atlantic and gulf
COASTS amt uu the Gr"nt Lakes, Water
lu"H along the eastern scahOard. ho
"lds, nay" hccumo To- "A largo extent
uuAiltarh ar subsidiaries OF rail-
roads. While competition exists In
greater measure on the Pacific const.
lhu commissioner points out import
oul Instances or railroad control
I 'u,rr.
| II -, sirilSIng fact. says Commits
Iuuur Cuuaui. that between IA num-
u,r rr tho muru important ports ON
| lno Atlantic ana guli coast thero IL
"uy Hiuglr regular Rcr,lcc.
/ Th" Sew Haven system. II is
charged. 'noa rurwud II determined
, policy of aupITcsring any effective
| .uIupulIliuu on Long island sound
aud "y"rah al least, uf lH recent ac-
/ uul #itiuus must he chHrgcd ~ duo 10
! ihl9 policy Elimination of Compo-
! uliuu also was an important factor,
says Commissioner COnant In the
Sew illy,n'a purchase of mA AJorty
interest IN the Merchants ana Miners
I lr1u3purtuliuu company.
Tho extensive water traftlc botweon
New YORK City and New England
ports ~ almost completely controlled.
tho report adds. by tho New Haven
road or by tho Eastern steamship
company IN which the New Haven iS
"a considerable stockholder, though
claiming iu haze 40 vOlco In tho muu-
NN'll'll'H
Tho southern PiCilic likewise IN
declared t0 haVo shown dispose
lion tu restrict competition" on tho
Atlantic coast although Its steam-
shin limos ARC really II water extens
sion of thnt Cumpuny's rail lines" In
addition, the report says. the control
"r tho southern Pacific by the Union
Pacific Toccntly dissolved by the
linllrd states supreme cOurtl OBJ
ylously tended To limit the Import
anco or competition by tho Southern
poellic'H rail ana water route"
The railroads controlling tho great
oSt tonnage Of steamship lines, Ac-
cnrding to Mr.. Conant. ara the New
Haven system, Union PaCiIlc-aouth.
"rn Pacific. the PennSylvanla. New
York Central and Central OF Georgia
Nearly all the Important anthracite
fleets ON the North Atlantlo coast
tho commiasionor says, ayN oWhea by
"A few great anthracite rllifnaan. n
4 number of tho principal canall
OF tho country have hoen ahanddnet
or fallen into dlsuse. the report a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
, ,N\N\I SrEIkI. LEADERS
~ IIi.RNIOSIlii,O PRISON

N.> bcr g| NUh
.Ii.. ...'.r. tlidrruu l|u. .m
N rn. Uur PRISON .r tI.r.
ulH. I.. Ir,N V,rr uI,D N,..
I,l'.. ..H 800 uurm,r ,upp,r mu,
elIu..I. I.h ui Nurh TODAY mining
Iyi... um,d thuir rurmrl ,uuJI.
lnU.
A,'Hr. G..,ruur rudilIu ul Suuul.i
iIII... . .'. strikers tt Euuuu VISTA
ll.' u...|. rnuisWE tu interest MIN
.'I| q. tU.t hnhull IL IA, strike we're
,0'I,d .| lll,r IA, srvr,iir, u the
uJu"I uuuu spoke. cuuVrIulutiug
''u' m.' Hnru ih,lr victory iu winning
.UnIl.E .urh dB and udSiSing
lh,m lu l''.rI to- vutl Ns tho union
i..H Or. ..nu. uIn unl,n go com
'Hu, 90. .lU.. Th, m,m when
.h'd 'n rh.r iudNruuh opinions
Nnu,d . d..IrO lu rriulu to- work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
HUNT
FOR CHICAGO
MURDERERS
lI, Ico-cd Wire to Evening ucraId

'lu..r" n.. '3 \ ,mur nid,
aeon lur 'N" u.u, n,Ut'd foe h'
Dn. .'.. "I lo..un il Iorur. ho.
u.." u.u.htuI, uuu .u.g mu,d,I.d
BOO n' m.., 900 N,\I,l,r Tu,uur
''hr" .' lIlda. WOO. "rwu lu.
oh. I....'"a 0. d,.rrIpIuu "r
40 lo 300 s,tra old. , feet 10
N.a. N.rug o.. pOmd.. "urr l
...i.I ....' .IlI. t Lrr. ruII ,uI.
90. '.' uu..l uuu H duri, ,rp
I.un p,Nl,d uu., uud nr,.
.n' drN ,llu, lud hrl
0.n .n".,uun thi. Il, rripiiuu
4 N'r. N... 0Duu lm hru hoo ln, ir,N-
~ "l lur" un|,. lut a',crHl hpur-
lIt Frdu. uI.r. INr nutI.. ...
committed
T"" "i ~" tom u.uo,l. unu u,r,
taken INTO custody immrduI,n ulpr
Ih' murder have brru released ana d
D. pi"h'hl" ih" others viii hr gi,rt
'i,'l Ir''d"m today or tomorrow.
wa hul i"ur "t the suspects wore
'''.'.'l h' lh" police today Those
.lu| h,'U Itr
rhu. tDruou, university graduate
.n' B" .'d 60 hay, ,Nuurd throo
lIwH 'u"u t'u ohio state prnltun
| l.u' 700 'niUmhun. -
lInl Williams ulluE,d snfchluWcr
y l' iiuuloII ulirEud huld-uI
Nu'lf.
h'H NHrsnr,t Juuuuu, h,livyod hN
.h' i"I,'' 40 h' tho uilu al "Turuuto
J'uun' Johnson ullrHrd bmglar amt
.l,uluy,T
Ih" uudiut ur '},U0U worth ur pnr,
'''H post Jwuus u the north sidt
.'i us'd us headquarters hN StrHttuu
'ud ma companions to-day led fedora
."'IHn'ni officers tu t,ikc "a hand In
lIu NohiEullull After iusurriinp
ii. tttmps l'"slullirr Inspector ut,
.Nr'.'d tho opinion ihut they were
STOLEN from small suh-siatiunS uithvi
Ia ilI,uEU or In "a nearby civ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23

chicago, pee. ~ lr...i rpm 10
most every pulpll Ia rn. go. vl"
mad" Yesterday Hs r,.pDi u 'UUri
"l r"lirc McWeony's urdor u.' ,.r..
might a"il liquor uulil n'clw.. 100 u,
morning ON New Years ryr. ,Ll,.
w"u "l an denominations ur,dl..
..luruuliu.
\ w'rkly hall lnlrndnccd by "a hp.
''l In me thoalor district ulso rnur
n tor ministerial alIackA Cham.
p'au" iH ia" ouly drink sold ul IA,
bnIL evening dress rs required, ,and
tho rrj,ty ~ E,ld lu he oXlrrur
MpW Harrison has announced lhal
hr would n',stiRW, the dances.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
First Knnsnn Dies.

Hnnsns CirS bee, .3- Mrs Susan
A. Dillon, who wus the nrst white
child born In the territory now in
cludcd In the state of Kansas, dicd
nero today, aged 81. she was born
nj an Indian trading post near the
site uf the old Shnwnc" mission. near
Kansas City.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
I
ncpuI,1I N.sas.ln Grts CoId T,pt.

Il i'''1 runlisr'H - sensational story
NAT Young anarchist, Henry pal
F"rr" "t Nm GinIunnl Ia rcrsicrto.
nc"r l'"logn". who was drslgunled by
lot ." paSaFslnato k,ng victor Em-
mnnu'l, attempted lu commit suicide
Ihlh"r iiHn curry Out his mission.
t"rru, tnls the paper, ~ nuW in u
hospital ~ serious CondiIQG, -,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
KlIlnI I,nhcr IrcIght YrnIn.

Gycely, colo, Dec, 23. LILIES too
snort Ia walk seven blocks home,
said william lIill. to n friend a. part
ing In the business district of Grcolcy
at g o'clock yesterday morning. Five
minutes later nm slipped, while al.
tempting 10 board the cabooso Of a
fast freight and fell henrath tho car
His head was crushed beneath the
wheels
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
Nn Mnrr lmllnr OnnlntIons.

I.u| Angeles, tnl, Dee. 23.--ThC
Los Angeles produce exchange voted
iOduy tu discontinue the activities OF
its butter aud egg committee IN quot
ing and nXing prices. This action waa
the result Uf tho governments suit
against he Elgin buitcr Interests
Aftcr January une butter and eER
committee Of tll" local exchange Will
Issue 40 more quotations,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23

BuIalO. n, ". Dec, 23.-J. Frank
Hickey, convicted OF murder In the
second degree for the killing OF JOS
eph Joseph, the -ycGr-Old Lack
awannn boy, October i9. lgl1, was
sentenced today Ia the states prison
M Auburn for an indcterminate SON
tence. The minimum In twenty years
and tho maximum life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
womnn Convicted oT NIan-IanghlCr

GrNnd JWncII0n, VhIh,, U"c' s5''-
The jury found Mrs Lula Rehkuglcr,
accused Of tho murder of Joseph
Waters. guilty Of manslnughtcr after
nvo hours doliberatiOn yesterday
morning at $3.50 oclock.
Mrs. IlehEuRleT WRS aroused from
Flcep Ia hear tho verdict She gave
no sign OF emotion when II was rcpd
10 her and made no comments after
wards,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
Lord Hardinge, Riding i'll
State Into Delhi, Narrowly
Escapes Death at Hands of
Assassin.
STATELY CEREMONIES
RUDELY INTERRUPTED
Deadly Missile Dropped From
Housetop Into HOwdah Of
Elephant in Which Cover
nor and Party Were Riding.
NY Leased Wire u E,cnlng IIcraldl

liy Leased Wire tn Evening Herald
b,ihI india ID. .s ..t,.r,n and
Baruuvss II rdtnvo ,iyCru aud
yi.rrcinr or india. mimouDou.,v "s.
capped assassination by u native ftu-
d'ir i"uAH "nir nh"ing thrr '"ir-
m"n'II "nf} INT" b,lAi IN" nov mn
r'i.'l rAp'l'I uI Iudl.
Fh' Spllni"rS OF ih" powerful bomb
NhiON hiu'd. one uitl'" attendant
ana Injured another, penetrated lNo
back 1ud sh"rir'I+ ui lh' Vt '"I"N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23

brlhI, india, Dec. g5.n- Baron
charles IlJriingc, Ntr"ruy "I lrd,..
WIS Nnuudod, an attendant 0l his
Nls Killed aud auurhcr attendant Nas
severely uuri hy humh hurled at
the ViCrTuy from q huuS, top ~ hr
wIs entering the new capital IN STATE"
today. The huIUu struck the huNddh
or gtskut uf the NiCCruys elephant,
killing tn" attendant Instantly SvN-
cral arrests have been mnd".
Th" humh thr0w,rs attempt go XIII
ord HardIngu, VAS almost surr, ~
iul. The Nicoroy was liking entry
in state into Delhi - the last uf ,h"
ceremonies In connection with the
transfer Of tho capital from Calcutta
to Delhi The transfer VAS mad" In
October last but Lord Hdrdingc was
not to TAX" formal possession ut his
now quarters until today.
A lrrgc gathering of troops, OIL
clnlH and PunJab chiefs was present
10 welcome The Nicc regal party, It's
splendid elephant procession hhd Just
leu the railway station, passing
through Chnndai ChuWk. when the
bomb was thrown. II VAS hurled by
n man standing on huus"tup and II
struck the hOwdah In which Lord and
Lady Hardngc were riding The at
tcndant. holding large pnrusul over
lllf NlNf lfHbA lltAlAs NHH l'NA'H''s N''
ed ~ the bomb exploded.
Lord Hnrdingc Was wounded In thc
shoulder and WAS rcmoNud tu a hos
pllal. Lady Harding" was unhn"t
but was much shaken hy the rNpor'
fence. The bomb was a very power
ful one.
on arrival nj The hospital the sur
g,uns found that III" wound IN me
l'rons shlEid'r NLF slight, l.Ho3
Hnrdlngr suffered severely from III,
shock and II was found necessary Il
apply soothing remedies
The viccroy's paTHsni bearer had
been Killed outright and another at
tcudant seriously NOundrd hS rag
mcnts Of the bomb,
The ceremonies Wr" ILirTupl"d
Tor Only snOTt pcriud Whi" fh'
NlrcrOy and l.ydy IlaIdingo were De-
lug conveyed tu the hospital ana Nir'
rruM residence respectively.
Sir GNy Fleetwood Wilson, lnnn"ta
member ~ the council ui thr guNrr
nor general e. lndm, took IA, vice.
Iu5'E place ~ ih" procession, Nhi'l
then proceeded on its Nay through
the new imperial ,lty {" IN" Dnrhat
Camp, where u great number of lin
Jaus and other Indian rhic'tIins W"r,
gathered, Sir guy to"N llp his pn
sitiun In front Of the Vice regal d0i
and read aloud u despatch IRON
Baron HnrdingC, saving that h" wa
only slightly injured. Tho reading T"
thr message wns received with pro
lnngcd,rhccTIng.
Tho attempt on llaron II1rdingc'
lie reused feelings Of Intense indlg
nation both among the natives ar'
tho Hritish officials present, ~ hc i
on" ol the most popular men wh'
ever ruled In india,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23

TODAY's NEWS TODAY
You Ect u In the HERALD.
Sixty Cents n month or Is ccnts
n week delivered at youF door;
nfiy 'r'Rls by mail.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1912-04-05

wonder that we had such an
important school in this coun-
ty. The Journal believes that
Mr.. Mills should be sent by the
School of Forestrv board of
control into every community
in the north half of the state to
spread the gospel of forestry,
with the end in view that the
school would secure the recog-
milton t h a it rightfully
deserves in the eIeyes of the peo-
pie"
The Journal man notes the
growth of the school under Mr..
Mills direction and urges that
with little appropriation to
enable the president to 20 out
and meet the people the en-
rollment could easily be work
ed up to 800 or 400 Students
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1912-04-05
DRAINAGE BOARD Met
Commissioners Of Bottlneau and Mo-
Henry Counties In Joint Session

A joint meeting of the drain
age boards of Bottineau and
McHenry counties to consider
the Mouse river drainage pro-
ject took place here on Tues
day and Wednesday. ]. HI.
Trimble of Westhope, J. Fl.
Cook of Willow City and w. r.
Banks of Lansford, comprising
the board for this county: and
S. E. Brady, of Deering, Fl. T.
Lee and A. w. Gansz of Gran
vile, the McHenry county
board, were present, as well as
Georgia. Bangs of Grand Forks
the attorney for the drainage
board.
1t is understood that several
matters of much importance
were considered but the results
5of the deliberations cannot be
given out just now.
Arrangements were made for
the crossing Of county and rail-
road bridges and for the com
mencement of work on the
Mouse river project as soon as
the frost is out Of the ground. II
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1912-04-05
MAKES GOOD SUGGESTION
Lansford Journal Proposes Plan 10
Boost the State School Of Forestry

Editor Holbein of the Lans-
ford Journal, in his story of the
Better Farming meeting held
there OH March rs, gave a good
abstract of the speeches made
by NJ. B. johnson and r. B.
Coglan, of the Better Farming
association, and by President
w. NJ. Mills of the School of
Forestry. Referring to the
latter he said.
President Mills of the
School of Forestry was the last
speaker on the program. He
introduced the 81 h ool of
Forestry to the farmers of this
vicinity. We say this, with the
knowledge that before \ Mr..
Mills came to Lansford Tues
day very few of the people in
this locality had but dim idea
Of the functions and usefulness
Of this state institution located
in Bottineau county. =
After stating that he would
not attempt to say why this
important school P'had not been
brought to the attention of the
people to greater degree,
Editor Holbein adds:
Certain il is, that after Mr.,
Mills explained the institution
many Of our people expressed
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1912-04-05
DolKas IN COUNTY COURT.

On Saturday of last week
there was hearing on petition
for cancellation of contract for
the purchase of land in the
estate Of Murray A. Moore, late
of this city. The petition was
granted and the contract order
ed cancelled.
On Thursday, March 20. peti-
ton of the executor presenting
the will of the late Thomas A.
King of Westhope for probate
was, received. Hearing will
be had on May 8.
Tomorrow there. will be a
hearing on inventory in the
matter of the estate of III. T..
Schoonmaker, late of Omemee.
There will also be a hearing
ing on petition to admit the
will of Johannes Nelson, late
of Souris, to probate.
Marriage licenses were issued
as follows:
On Wednesday, March 8, to
John Edward Thorin and Miss
Hnnah5 ]. Randall, both of
Kramer. They were married
Wednesday evening by Rev.
g. w. Barnum.