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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

j. w. Gamillin and Winnie F. Davis.
Slaughter Burnett and Susie Dod-
son.
Ed Peyton and Katie Tasco.
John MCGEE and Catherine Greene.
j. M. Chapman and Mrs. Sallie Eurk-
enbrock.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-02

Wanted-Two girls to work in
Bryan Candy Co. Call on E. Moss,
foreman.
Wanted-To rent a four or five.
room house; southern part of town
preferred. c. H. Ivey at Howell Lum-
Der Yard.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-02
FOR SALE.

About fifty acres of land lying one
and one-half miles east OF town, with
good six-room residence. For price
and terms apply to
]. w. BATS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-02
Ed W|LLAMsIFELL DEAD.
Was chopping Stovewood and Pitched
over on His Face, Dying
Instantly.

Ed Williams, negro about forty
FIVE years old. fell dead this morning
at $3.50 o'clock in the rear of his res
taurant on North Main street while
cutting stovewood for use in the res
taurant. His wife saw him pitch for
ward and ran to his aid, lifting up his
head, but the only sign of life he gave
was one or two gasps. He was carried
into the house and medical aid was
summoned, but nothing could be done
to prevent death.
An inquest was held over the body
and it was pronounced death from nat
ural causes-probably heart trouble.
c. E. Boyett left today for Nava-
sofa.
w. T. Meekson of lola was in the
city today.
J. T. Rascoe of Normangee made
Bryan visit today.
Rev. ]. J. Pipkin returned from
Houston this afternoon.
Mrs. T. R. Josey left today for a
visit to relatives at Hampstead.
Room for rent $3.50 per week, to
nice gentleman. Mrs. NJ s. Grice.
Mrs. M. B. Willis of Waco. arrived
this afternoon to visit her daughter.
Mrs. A. NJ. Waldrop.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-02
FOR SALE.

A desirable residence lot, containing
about one-third acre, located two
blocks from Eastside school. Price,
$500. Apply to
r. E. TAYLOR.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-02-02

For Rent-Furnished room near
Eastside graded school. j. M. billiard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
GEOLOGIC SURVEY
FOR THE STATE
Text of Bill to Secure Coop
Grafton and Assistance Of
Uncle Sam in Important
Work in New Mexico.

Following Ia hiii 81 considerable
interest 20 New Mssico introduced in
the house
whereas the director 81 The United
states geological survey has offered
20 set aside the sum of nftcen hun-
dred dollars for use In the making 90
"a geological survey 90 the state OF New
Mexico upon the condition that the
state viii furnish on equal sum for
And Whereas it H. OF the utmost
economic importance 10 the state OF
New Mexico to have "a careful and
properly executed sociological survey
which would serve as Il guide % the
undeveioped mineral resources Of shc
state therefore,
BE II enacted by the legislature of
the state OF New Mexico:
section 1. That there IL hereby APP
prupriated out OF any FUNDS In the
state treasury except the fund for the
payment Of interest upOn the public
deOt, the sum OF iifteen hundred doll
lars, and this appropriation shall be.
come available as soon as the director
Of tho United States geological eurvey
shall place Ia the hands OF the state
treasurer OF New Mexico a like SUN
OF fifteen hundred dollars. and this
appropriation shall continue AZ an
annual appropriation as tuuN ~ tnH
said director shall continue 20 furnish
the same amount annually.
The fund thus created By this ap-
preparation and BY the contribution
OF the director Of the geological sur
vcy shall be known az the geological
survey FUND, aud shall DO expen,ied by
and under the direction OF. tho state
GeulOgiat and shall be drawn from tho
state treasury hy warrants OF the state
auditor based upon itemi1ed and veri-
fed vouchers 20 be approved by the
state geoiogist, and flied In tho Office
Of the auditor. and IN the expenditure
OF such money and In the making OF
such geological survey the state geo.
loglst shall act under the general su-
pervision OF thu director OF the Unit
ed states geological survey 20 the end
that the geological survey Of New
Mexico shall as far a. practicable con-
form 20 the work OF the United states
geological survey as carried on In
New Mexico and other states of the
union.
Sec 2. Il Is hereby declared that
this act il necessary Cor the prcaer-
walton Of the public peace. health and
safety and shall therefore become ef.
fective Immediately upon its passage
and approval
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

Had this been overlooked. this life
boat would have sunk, az one OF the
others dsd. In which the plug was
not inserted. After rowing short
distance hnd inquired 81 the third
officer what had occurred 20 the
boat being under the Impression that
the trouble was with the machinery.
and we were likely ia be blown up. /
Learned then for the first time that
~" had struck an iQ9SFg I asked
ehbn wonid we rctnfn 90 she Titanic
and ne said within half AN hour. ns
he thought there were no danger TO
the vessel and only rs vr observed
one row OF poftf0ie lights aftor the
other disappearing undcr the water
line, we then began ~ realize how
serious the accident WAS onc 0f tho
sailors in our boat was on watch az
the time the accident occurred, and
said tina; the Iceberg was above the
upper deck and la concpsslan TO sew
eral tens Of ice on this deck. Pitt
man. the third officer. who. like my
self, had been asleep. waa not
awakened by the accident These
who were awake az the time, said
there was no concusaion. bat II seem
boat plttman. not being awakened.
said ne went down 40 see what had
occurred, and INST the fireman COM
ing out OF the hole, showing that WA
ter was rushing IN and driving them
out He then went on deck, md IN
loading the other heats was ordered
to take charge OF the boat In which
left the vessel which ithink was
No. 8.
There was no moon, but the stars
IN the sky were numerous. and ~
made the surroundings appear as
light as Il would with quarter
moon We rode about a mile from
the Titanic. realizing that Il she went
down Il would be protection against
the suction OF the vessel In The
boat was hi. and IN all tho others,
there Naa no compass. no lantern, no
water and no food. The only light on
any of the small boats WAS lantern
taken OFT by Firth OFFICER lowe, ana
his reason Tor taking Il le. as he ssia,
that he had been ON two shipwrecks
previously. ard realized It's need. u
was hy the means OF this light thar
the Carpathia was able 30 Aight us'
aud they saw the lishs Tor q distance
ct ten mites. Had daylight broke, n
would have been impossible for the
Carpathia 10 detect us In the field we
were IN, The ocean surface was ns
smooth as glass. nor was there any
wind. The air was intensely cold and
nearly everyone suffered from tho
cold.
We watched tho boat and timed
her as she sank, which was about
la.20 a, M. according To the officers
watch. The time 81 the accident
WAS nj iiit6 y. m.. showing thai
tho boat only remained afloat foi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
BILLS
SIGNED By GOVERNOR
UP TO JUNE SIXTH

tsreelnl CoFressondeaee 90 ehe Bevalat
Santa Fe. N. NJ. June Ex-Governor
Mcdonald has signed the following
bills % date;
House Biil No. 10. defining perjury
before a legislative committee ana
providing for punishment OF perjury.
House 1871 No. 20, making appros
priatlons for legislative expense.
senate biil no. 81. providing for
the printing ana distribution OF bills
introduced IN the legislature.
senate Bill No. ii3. appropriaiiug
4l2,bO0 FOR legislative printing ana
supplies.
House BIN No. o. providing for the
Inspection 81 bees, the appointment
OF bee inspectors and the eradication
Of heo diseases.
House Hli No. i12. 90 empower
district Judges 90 udjudicate disputes
over towuhtcs owned by probate or
county Judges.
llouse Hil No. I21. 90 enable
school districts to borrow money Tor
school equipment and BUILDINGS.
House hhl no. a., prONl0fnE for
tho refunding of tho state aud county
iaaehtcdness. inNluding tht railroad
bond indohtodueiv Oi santa fe and
Ornnt cuuntiCs.
senate Bll No. si, go prOhlbii and
punish the dopositlng 81 fnth near
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
SPLENDID HIGHWAY
FOR COLFAE
Some of Finest Road Building
in State Now in Progress in
Progressive Northern New
Mexico.

Especial Correanonasnre IN shs Fiernlel
Ration. N. N. June f---Gc0rgU Wood
hOnge c0bnts cUnmisrionor ffom the
fist district, cnulc up Sunday from
CimnrI0n 20 attend she aonalonn OF
the county board this week Mr..
WOodhuVsc and corps OF wOrkmen
are Just eumpl4uuE the work or
placing the new Cimarron road, be-
tween Clmarpen and Miami. In first
class condition. An eighty eighty
foot concerto bridge mas been COM
plcted over the Cimafron, five miles
south of CimHrrou. and two other
bridges. each forty feet In length.
VIII soon be placed IN commission.
The straight automobile road from
the railroad crossing below Clifton
house Junction into Maxwell n also
finished and IN use. several deep
arroyas within that distance have
bosn brldeca with ouiNerts and as
soon ~ the bridge over the VcrmciO
above French u finished, the follow
era 81 the trHnncnnttnental highway
viii have first class road service
of the innovations In road accommo-
dationa 10 be found en- route between
Ration and Maxwell are several auto
mobile ruuwayg, the special iuven-
ton Of County Commissioner Shields.
who has devised a plan, through the
building Of parallel runweys for the
automobile wheels. whereby the ne
ccssity Of opening nnd closing gates
through pastures may be- dispensed
with and the ouenrnobilc permitted
to go over fence tops without slack.
ina speed. The uccoinm odatiOns are
very gratifying 60 the scores OF tour
iat parties nOVfs pRssifR through the
Gate city every day. according 90 the
Ration ltange, which says.
However. much criticism IL gili
found because Of Che lack OF a sys-
iematic system 81 guideposts placed
al cross roads ovel tnU county, par
iticularly along the main travelled
route. Local garage men nave
placed directing signs along the route
from time 20 time, bar the guinOuH
vandalism of hunterA who persist III
shooting the signs 20 pieces has lons
since removed thcac and the tourist
Is thrown back on his ability for
good guess cine California party, on
route enstWArc5 became loat two
weeks ago. while negotiatlng the dis
lance between Maxwell and Raton
and finally wound up M enc 81 the
camps before being directed rightly.
Il h safe 10 say CoIfax county roads
received no flattering ADVERTISING as
result Of this experience. The
county commissioners are going for
ward az rapidly az possible IN their
efforts 20 remedy road conditions and
Il IL up to the proposed new highway
association 10 see thRt directing signs
arc properly posted and that state
legislation, with good, heavy pen
lnlty attached In passed inflicting pun
ishment on those who willfnily GEES
troy thcee valuable Informing guide
posts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
NJ Experience in the Wreck ofthe Titaniic
~ DIT. mENnY ". fRAUENTMNA

The following description BY Or.
Henry W. Frauenthal. noted SUR
geon 81 New York city II the wreck
81 the Titanic. Was written for tho
Evening lloraid a tho special request
az Mr. T. A. k0scnihal OF New York,
who was IN AiHuauefuuc, a guest %
MIR GERMAN Gohwclzer. manager o.
Harvey curie rooms, az tine time the
catastrophe occurred 1877 Ffsnen-
thai tcilsf IA NAbhit style the events
which happened oh tine fatal day OF
being as Follows
Recalling the Titanic as ! saw lt
from the tender lust before going on
board ut CharhDugh. n b almost inn
possilie ~ conceive That thts mag
nificent vessel OF $50 feet could have
sunk up 90 tho time 81 the ACCT
dent the trip had boon Ideal
ON sunday night retired al
about 10 o'clock aud my wife and 1
were sleeping Enundly, when az about
~ O'Clock I was awakened By my
brother pounding on nay cabin door
ana insisting upon my getting up.
Tbinking that had oversight and
WAS late, ! asked what was the mat
ter. and he said that something had
happened To the boat. on going 20
the door, he informed me that he had
overheard the captain Informing
Colonel Astor that something serious
had occurred 30 the boat. and advised
that everyone put on life preservcrs,
and they we're lowering the life boats.
II went on the boat dock and snw
them lowering the boats. I returned
for my wife al my cabin No. IS, deck
g. and la passing Mr. Widrner, who
was ln 80. 50, deck &. | informed
him that ] had learned the boat was
IN danger but he said 4 was ridicu-
lous This answeR probably dcs-
cribes the nental state 81 nearly
everyone on the bout. thinking that
Il was Impossible for anything sefious
Ia happen 10 this peri elton ~ mod
efn ship architecture / returned 20
my cabin aud Insisted on my wiie
putting a life prcserger on, and went
on deck and ~aent IN rhe boat which
was IN charge Of Third officer Pitt
man Aiy wife sot IN first and ia
sisted upon pllr Joining her. In tins
boat there we've On equal number Of
men and womcn. thirty four I'D ull
before lowering we requested others
"a get into the hont. but faillng "a
get amy additional passengers, a was
ordered by the officer ia charge 81
tho starb0nrd side OF the deck q
lower his boat. tThis You viii Zine
IN testimony delivered before th'
United States senate committee.
Ia the process Of being lowered
seventy feet several times We though
we had been threwn into the water
when nearing tho water Il WAS dis
covered that the plug IN the bottom
of tho boat had NOT been safely In
serted. aud this was attended "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

two hours ana thlrty-five minutes.
one of the boats rode up To MS,
which had twenty-seyen passengers
In ID. and three men from our boat
were transferred into this lifeboat.
When the boat went down and for
sometime after. the cries OF those
who were on life prcservers and
floats was indescribable, and no one
who he;ivd these cries will ever for
get them.
The Carpathln was IN sight az
about % a. m. when All the small
boats rowed toward her. We were
taken on board at about o'clock.
being on the waiter Just about five
and onc-half hours. Some of the
smaller boats did not arrive until
nearly 8 0Clock, after which We
circlcd around for about three hours
During the night, we could see the
huge iceberg which we had struck,
and several smaller ones. ami l Gan-
not see how SO large a mass OF Ice
could not have been seen Tor a long
time. when day broke, we saw about
two miles away, what seemed like
land, bat which was a field of Ice,
and which ] since learned was zoo
miles long. So had we missed the
large Iceberg, going al the rate Of
twenty-one and twenty-five knots an
hour We would nave Been driven 20
she field OF ice just ahead OF US.
The passengers from tbs small
boats were taken into the life boats
By means 0f pilots ladder For
safety. tho women had iooped rope
under their arms and when they lost
ls. la hlfN
were drawn on board the boat. Many
did, on account OF the nervous stats
they were in. and the cold which
made them stiff. and being hauled on
board. received many bruises.
One cannot speak IN too high
praise OF the Arrangement for our re-
cepiion on board tho Curpathia. As
each one got 10 the deck, they we're
given large hot drink Of either hot
water or bot tea, or hot diluted
brandy. II this did not warm them
up. they were covered with blankets,
and additional drinks were given. ny
this meg na reaction was brought
about una IN place OF heing blue they
became pink and moist and out or
the Te5 survivors. no case OF bron-
chitla OF pneumonia occurred 90 nay
knowledge, and they came IN the
port with clean bill OF health. Al
though AL the papers were filled
with the account Of the large mum
Der OF ill on board, Il was not a fact.
A certain number suffered from the
exposure and from the injuries, and
were taken "a 81, Vincents hospital.
A number Of sprained ankles and
Potts fractures occurred from var
ious causes. owing % the fact that
n number OF women lost their hus'
bands. certain amount Of nervous
hyAeria prevailed This was lntensi-
| fled hy the fact thar IN our trip q
New York FOR four DAYS, most Of IN,
time we were enshrouded IN fogE and
everyone seemed 20 dread the ~.
curfence OF tho acosdent
About $4,000 was collected on the
lCarpahia 20 meet the immediate
needs Of the passengers Of which
$4,000 was afterwards given 20 th'
CREW on tbs Carpathia, In recognition
OF their services.
DIR. HENRY W. FilA1ENTiiAL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
FLUE WELDING BY
AUTOGENOUS IS
BIG SUCCESS
Santa Fe Engine No. S0Os,
Whose Boiler Was Placed
in Shape in Local Shops,
Now Giving Satisfactory
Service.

Reports received By w AGeorge,
superintendent OF shops in Albuquer-
que. relative 20 the working Of the
giant locomotive No. 300e. which was
placed In shape In the local shops
some two weeks ago by aut0genueas
welding of boiler flues. are 20 the ef-
feet that the engine Is giving the best
Of satisfaction IN freight service west
Of Winslow. Mr., tanning, the expert
who installed the autogenu0us plant
IN Albuquerque and later taught the
autOsenuOus process 70 z number OF
local employees, il IN Winslow watch
Ing the manner In which the 1908
performs. ie "a expected 10 return 20
Albuquerque within a few days at
which time further details as 60 the
togenuous process will be available
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
~ AN0IT NNW MENIco

dwelling or on public highways.
Senate BIN No. 3s fixing the timo
for holding court IA the second judi
cial district
Senate Blll No. IS. fixing the Tins
for holding court In the Fourth judi
cial district.
senate Bin No. IS. fixing the time
holding court IN the Fifth judicial
district
senate substitute FOR senate Biil
No. 40 fixing thu time for holding
court In the Sixth judicial district.
Senate Bili Ma. 2. fixing tho time
for holding court In the Eighth judi-
ciai district.
The following bills have become
law by limitation;
senate substitute for House Bill
No. g, fixing the time for holding
court Ia the Third judicial district
Senate 18Th No, 81, providing for
the transfer Of funds 90 the legiala-
tive expense fund.
Senate Bsil No. %. 10 pas the dis
lrict Judge and ms DISTRICT clerk Of
the Seventh Judicial district tor the
months not covered IN the last APP
preparation hili
House Blll No. so. making October
~. Columbus day. legal holiday.
Senate Bill Nm. III. an act defining
the effect Of repeating clause.
Senate Hill No. f3A. to punish
tampering with electric power iines
and the theft Of electric current. etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
UNCLE JOHNS OCTOPUS
ENTERING TOMBSTONE
DISTRICT, rs REPORT

Tombstone, Aria. June THE
Standard oil company will shortly
enter the Lost Hlils basin oil Held.
where a local company Is now OPP
Grating, according 20 a report reaeh-
Ina here from Benson and Douglas.
Land is known 90 have been taken
under lease by representatives Of the
standard. These men, who have
been working quietly for several
months, are said 20 have secured
holdings conservatively estimated al
between 1000 and s,000 acres IN the
heart Of the field.
With the arrival OF this rig d D.
certain that the field VIII be thor
ouRhiy prOspectcd.
Tombstone owners are much en-
eouFnAed BY the fiatterinB outlook
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

a woman entered Cohsitt library
the other day and solicited the assist
ance Of a desk clerk
~ ann searching for q book called
'"rhe Dentists innrmary," she said,
"Tae president 81 our literary club
told me 10 get IA
Tho Dentists innrmury re-
pcated the clerk with a rising lnllec-
ton. Vainly trying to associate such
q book with study class.
Yes" replied the woman, FITS
an about devils and angels aud such
like"
The light dawncd on tho pushed
face of the clerk.
"Oh. you mcan 'Dante'a inferno
- Memphis Newa-sclmitar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
OFFICIALS ARE ON
INSPECTION TRIP
OVER THE ROAD
General Manager Fox, General
Superintendent Kun and
Mechanical Superintendent
Sexton May Arrive Here
Tomorrow.

All property owned by the Santa
Re rIiiroad company IN AihuqucrQuo
Will ne thoroughly inspected In the
near future rs several high officials
who left Newton, Kansas. several days
ago on q quarterly inspection trip
over the entire western Grand divle-
sen, watch extends from Newton %
~ Raso n ~ likely that the onleiaiR
wih arrive Ia Albuquerque tomorrow
evening on a special train and bo hero
all das Monday. Included IN the
party are Fred g. Fox. general ssans
a8er, j. ~ kurH. general supeFIn-
tendent and 8. r. Sexton, recently
appointed mechanical superintendent,
Ctlf Alfalfa. This h tire best gPaen
Ippd for poultry cna an proper IenRths.
This & the ideal IOul. No flock viii
~ healthy ana pro9linbio witlsDue
green ration. Not 40 mucn grain q
fequirssl wlissi yOU scot alfalfa.
~ ". FsE, Phone 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
. e g CURES ECZEMA,
- 90 ACNE. TETTER ETC.


d
and 81 3 20
o
81 % blood @ S properties
and healthy. Skin Diseases medical advice az
A0"'' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA. CA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

There IL no real need OF anyone
being troubled with constipation.
Chamberiain's Tablets VIII cause an
Agreeable movement 81 the bowels
without any unpleasant effect. Give
them trial. For sale by an drug
slsts-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

II Is now we'll known that not more
than one case Of rheumatisns IN ten
requires any internal treatment what
ever. al that IL needed ls a fgeo ap-
pication Of chamhoTlaln'B Imminent
and massagips The parts az each ap-
phcation Try u and soc how quick
~ Il will relieve the pain and sore
ness. Sold BY ali druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
Thousand Mexican Hats to Boost New
State AT National Contention

Bureau of immigration Plans to Have Unique New Mexico
Badge on Every Speaker at Chicago and Baltimore;
Forget Politics Long Enough to Ask About New Mex
leo" to Be Slogan Which Expected to Secure Nation
Wide Advertising for Sunshine State.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07
ORRINE CURES WHISKEY
and beer HABIT

everywhere recognized the most
srful and for the "Drnk Habit ~ - highly
tbesapds 81 their
~ srty und usefulness weekly which
purchase
her husband from Drink
ORlNE
Ienea abe win be refunded Can be given Sc
oRHNE prepared No eFoi ireamoni powder alb
n drink; ORRlNE No
n rM ufm desire 20 take voluntary seaimen
,Cos only sloo per boa ASH o iFee o0A 'uns ~ aD0p V
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-07

~. Hess end Ciarks' HcaVe Eem-
ctly, 50c per box. Guaranteed to ~.
lieVe any aninlal with hsatss.
n. W. FEa1, I'ltone 40.