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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

city, Thursday afternoon, after visit
ing the Eastern Maine Insane hospital
at Bangor They will hold a meeting
here, Wednesday. and will put in the
greater part of the day in inspecting
the Maine Insane hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

The birth of a son, June 81, to Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert l.. Merrill was re-
corded. Tuesday, at the office of the
city clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

Readfield Mass, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Potter, Chapel street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

Eugene Turner and son, Harry, of
Mr.. Vernon were in the city, Tuesday,
on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
Daily kennebee Jcurua.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Harry l.. StiIphen of Pittston visited
friends. Tuesday, in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
Wilder Washington Perry.

Wilder Washington Perry was born
November "A, 1913. in Lincolnvile. the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

Fl. NJ. Starbird of Litchfield, Frank
Hammond of Mt. Vernon and Oraman-
dal Smith of Litchfield were among the
bufiness visitors. Tuesday. in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

Mrs. Emma Bonney and daughter
Daisy of Weeks Mills are making a
visit with friends in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
6 enuine Panama
Hats

$500 value, now. . 80. 1875
Summer Suits at cost. Saves
you SO per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

The Winthrop street Baptist Sunday
school will have it's annual excursion
Friday. to Island Park. Special car will
leave ats o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

Dr. Joseph b. Drummond of Port
land was in the city, Tuesday calling
on friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26

James S. Emery of vassalboro was
in the city. Tuesday, on a short bust
ness trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
Hot Weather

Has arrived at last. This is
Just what every merchant has
been hoping would happen for
weeks. Why! because we must
have hot weather wearing APP
parci and you are expected to
pay full retail price for it.
Here are three reasons why
you should not pay the regular
price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
REASON NO. 3

This store is offering for sale
]. every garment at prices equal
or Iower~than the cost of manu-
fscture. You buy for cost or
less.
Compare these figures with
prices usually asked. Then
think for a moment. We know
you want to save money. Here
is your chance and you cannon
afford to let it pass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
CLASS OF ~, COLBY.

Continued from Page Seven,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
REASON NO. 2

This store is going out of
business and the largest stock
of best quality goods is TO be
turned into cash at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-26
REASON NO. /

This store carried the largest
stock of hot weather garments
in this county and every article
is only of the best quality.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
STANLEY MIXES REPLY To
lkOD~ITAErIT ffJTIfTNN

henderson. Ky sept % EuplNluG
in colonel Ruosrvrlts St Juhusbury.
vermont speech boz which th, Sh,r-
man antitrust law ana the stanley
steel investigation committees rec
concentrations BOO regard thereto were
criticized, Representative STANLEY.
chairman of the committee. issued o.
long statement last uight dcrnrlnp
The StnnIvN committee holds mo-
hri'i for thu sherman act" aud that
'thr chairman uf tho committee huF
rrpgui,lh said tho sherman au ui
Fud nN itsolf IE not sufficient tu rem
ruN ,NistinE rNils'
Tho tact thlt the iuW has not
been enforced uy J Republican admin
istratiuu is however. uo good r,usun
for rondomuiug it' continues the
statement "Ihc sherman urt frur-
IrsslN ana .upJhN enforced is u
sword TAFT has struck only with tive
suannUrd ana Roosevelt never ate
tackled Hutth.ul loo his hfr except
Win horn and bass drum
For tho first time since th. -n.r-
mHu act WIs written the -tuulr, come
Wliiyo has proposed amendments
with teeth u them
Roosevelt hImsglf rcycutt stump
"d With his unqualified approval the
recommendations which now h, at.
irmuts iu dissrcdlt hN bald assertion
drN"id ut arsumvut'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
CIRCUIT COURT Of
APPEALS TAKES UP
KANSAS ELECTION
CONTROVERSY
Attorneys for Tafe Supporters
Contend That Roosevelt Men
Secured Place on Ticket by
Irregular Methods.
PROCEDURE AT CHICAGO
CONVENTION CRITICISED
lby EyenIaE IIrtaId \. =. lsa.ra MIr.l


O.. ..,.''. 'h' isuI cot lh'
if"ir"" N""r'|,I electors Zoo NYIH
'''I.' pl''' "n Ih' .'miue c... .ton
'I .''I "ItI" ".a ntE.u h'r
'."'. '' 'N' "p"h'na ni IhD luN.I
'..'' court 'I 1pHulIS
''' .tI comes before lu. court
l' ID h'lI'l'h '"f "n Injunction url|H.I
'H. h..I' .''N u' H.H'' of Kansas I..
r,''.hINE hIH Ii.W ...Ins 'n. utW.
d." N''.'N'' 'I' tHir upon 'h.
,','' '.' 7,''NH ."In 1. 3D. .II#.
"t. ''.'''''I ." N'' . It. .ruHII 1000
I'D. N ".N ''.il nl'N''. Ihdf. rs. II.
TOT "I ~ ROM announced in1'
'' N'.iH h'ti ll" aIFuWrul0. I,lNIuE
o.. '"Nr'. '".N D.. 'illnu OF wash
,n-.' '.. MIHhu o. Munger uI
'Iu'ht "lN'i 'H.r. IH H. uuusII. I.ruu.
'' NI''' 1921. "N.UDd ihU .I.'.
"I ,'' ."I '.' I..INIII'" Ihti .H I.u.
'r 't' 'tin' ". '. Doe elect i"rs HuTr
",.'''N. .| Hi Iift methods. tu,t
""N '' lI"N' Zoo .' placed Hu In'
'', "..' .''UH'..n Ht'I1f
I'hh bI"Nnu. attorney general
,''v 'N' ."HI' Tor 1000 opinion IH 500
nN''h.l ih' utu'H of IhrHa.r,
ii,'.r'F F''' una t"t'rnur Johnson Uud
N.I.iN li Inii tnI james -h.r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
GONIitNNINT NAY ARM
kANtIINEN IN SDNnu a

'u'I'f, M'Ns sept People oi
inc stat, ut sonora will De- armed hy
IN" federal government in an effort
Z" neck Oh, progruss OF r,beis in the
border state Goo the west. ArcordinP
'o "llirihlH here the government
l..h7 soon 600 import 1000 rifles.
's asserted that the ranchmen
'Nu mining men OF sonora are loyal
t' tho government. or al least opposed
l" iNy rebels VINO are operating in
HlufI. h1uds. 10 is apparent that with
' group 1i some l2JO rebels along
'H" border tu the yust or Iuuroz near
'IluafH. Nh'rD PusguHi Orozro. the
l'h'l 'hI'i iH sIII iu Doc located. the
government Tor tue present will not
send any great number of troupa into
~"n"r. 1h" hulk ui the federal army
f u Chihuahua state, recently de-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
butte IIa- Hip tyre

Hu'lo Mont, Sept l.-Firr of nm.
known origin starting boa tho brs,.
mrut of the Thomas block hero t,s
I'rdaN DESTROYED tho huidIur and
threatened tho entire business district
ii'Ir WAS summoned from surruunI.
lnF ciiIrs The train beading an.
NH'."noH iirr department bumped
l''' li''h, kiliiuE Patrick nurN. uu-
Einrrr, ANA fatally Injured tn, train
fireman and Dhirr collins. 1f ihr r,rD
department several uthrr lrpmeu
rtHrI ri lesser injuries Tho Iust fo
the building W1g ttGG.UUl. with m-
suIIuUr ul $4,000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
CHEERING THRONGS
TURN OUT TO HEAR
ROOSEVELT IN
CONNECTICUT
Colonel Pledges Himself TO
Take Stump Against Any
Progressive Elected Who
Fails to Keep Promises.
COMPLAINS THAT WILSON
MISREPRESENTS POSITION
t1y EsenIna neraId a. =. I.sa.ra Mlr.l

| Bridgeport, Conn. Sept q. cheer
| ing crowds greeted Colonel Roosevelt
| To-Day when no cam, into Connecticut
't thv opening uf bis uumpuIEu tuur
which is tp mkr him frnm m, Al
gutic Go the Pacific. Du Isis way ,n
hartford, who're hc was scheduled tu
| make his uist speech. Colonel toosy-
N"V made two addresses at stamford
| and bridgeport
40 stamford Colonel Roosevelt said
IL au} Progressive candidate Ia
elected ana falls Coo live uu tu amy
promise hu makes ma take the stump
against him our candidates wiII
I'VE up tp their platforms
n man BOO the crowd shouted dpris-
lN"lN and colonel Roosevelt turned
ON hIm don't wonder yuu call
OUT. hr Hud 'rht old purtI,s hpI
WaN of u1 King promises and not
ky'pins them. We are going tu keep
Ihlh with th, p,uuln. We stand fuI
applied honesty We stand fur ue-
'.p'. W. Nli. h'" up Co c'Or prom
Colonel RDosryclt here stated his
position Iu regard tu socialism 4ud
,lIiI'lfrd statement cot Woodrow
w lls"n iu his suvyah
] don't know whether Nh Wilson
H standing 600 hiH platform h, said
suppose ihrr' are Intervals at
Nhi'h one l,g is ON DO. Last NptN
noticed that Nir Wilson arsueu
against position took IIr ursl
stated IL Incorrectly don't mrsu
lhhi ne Intentionally stated 30 inuuT-
r'tilN, but evidently his source of
information was poisoned.
Governor Wilson has said con-
llnucd Roosevelt that in ftyuring "a
more equal distribution of the prizp
money had defended Legitimate
booty in tho way of tautf privileges
At the tmv / was not Spreading nt
the TARIFFS meant thut / believed
large prizes leo Industry were Icglt-
mate ln return for honest effort hut
thht the Workmcn should have their
share
Colonel Roosevelt read a. letter
which Was handed Co him usking his
position ln rCgard 90 socialism
- think that Wiil-u'-thc- wisp H.
too light term to apply to brother
bvhh, b" said iu reply. - think mo-
working man viii get what be- socks
from tho Socialists aud that ho Will
Dee harmed rather than hrlprd hv
such au aHFuriHuuu.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
VICE TRUST PLOTS
TO BLOCK WORK
Of DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
Prosecutor Whitman Believes
He Has Evidence to War.
rant Indictment of Under
world Conspirators.
FIFTY THOUSAND POLAR
DEFENSE FUND RAISED
tny Evening" Herald \. T.. Lss,.a Wire,

N,U York sept District At-
turuDN Whitman believes Dec hts sui.
i'i'ut evidence tu warrant inditi-
W,uiE for Do plot a u,pds uT thr .u-
called 'Ni.y trust Geo dlsnraIt ut
IHlsy uffdHNIts several COT tho utu..-
'Niui H assistants who have boon lu-
t",iiauiug thr guf rhusc uI ih,
tt's'hihu case. Word uf fhr Iiut
came iu Mt Whitman Yesterday. tuU
% is said several ruusuirtturs uIread,
hNr tIUd th. Dlil UusluE Called 300
lh.s attempt DO ls UuN saIu that tho
leaders OF tho underworld aiU ,uuuu,
their attention tu hJmpurug Mr.
Whitman at thD trial pf the alleged
ltNs'uthtl murdrrers and If necessary
VIII attempt tu spirit 'suu,ulcrs" uut
u' the city.
Private detectives have uIaurb np.
iurr Mr. Whitman Information mat
several leaders uf th, "Ni,, trust"
which runs chain uf dIsurU.rly
houses here. together with t former
state assembly tmbu and uulip, cape
tain have raised about $50. 900 with
which Geo purchase ufuuuNits that
certain county officials inNretigatiug
police hlu,kUuIl had been guilty of
accepting money for railing purpusyly
tu obtain convictions against diaur-
DERBY houses \ private detective
working boz with the trust disclosed
lhr uEspIUDN..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

IuurDl -UIi .n. While rgHuIs wait
t1 u, a.'lrI or tu kII. east and west
of IulrDl General joaquin Tsl,z aud
stH1 uii.rI. yesterday Witnessed tho
kiunr uf four lu.. .n Mrlr honor.
The nuu usbt Wtf held in spite uf
apprehension Yf fhl failure to arrive
uf two troop trains bearing 500 fedo-
ful slIdIru acting aH guard Tor Gone
Drll NlrfnrIHun tiueru. commander
in-rhIri uf tnr federal army of the
north The wires are not operating
nu thr railway over which tho trains
are moving and lt ls not known
whether rain cor rebels cuuse thn tle-
up of communication ana traffic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
NAT GOODWIN WILL
LEAVE BED IN
TWO WEEKS
Noted Actor Slowly Recover
ing From Effects of Serious
Injuries Received in Boat.
ing Accident on Pacific.
Ry Evsslas nsrsla a. 2. L.s..a wlr.,

I,UN NnErIUs, IHI, .Ont MI
Goodwin, VINO was seriously injured
several weeks ago in boat accident.
win hc able 90 return to the stage in
about u month. according tn hts phy
mcihn, nr j. g. FDrhrrt. Goodwin III
De- oul Within two Wccks. said Dr.
Frrhcrt
Win the aid pf gymnasium weights
placed az the head uf his bed Good
win daily goes through surios OF -
crriscs which hc hopes viii enable
him to regain his strength ns soon
na hy gets on hls feet again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

. 7
only one suggestion.
There is a. plank IN the program
{ which speaks Of establishing q mini
mum or liyinR wage for women work
ots ANA I suppose that Wp may assume
/ that the principle in the long run o.
not meant to be- confined In its mp
I plicutiun to women only, Perhaps
wr are Justified iu assuming that tho
| third party looks forward to the
general establishment by luw of u
minimum wake. ~ RI very likely
! take b Tor granted, that if mint
mum wage was established hy law
| the great majority of employers
would take occasion tn bring their
wage seal" us nearly us might bo
down tu the lpyri or that minimum
and % would br very awkward for tho
workingmen tn resist that process
successfully because @ would Dee
dangerous To- strike against thc au-
thority ot the federal government
Moreover, most uf tho employers.
1t amy rate. practically all uC th,
most powerful oi his employers
would be wards and prutcgoa of that
yrrE government which is the master
cot u' AN fh, government b. tu set
up 90 commission whose duty 10 viii
h". not tu rhtck ur defeat it hut
m,trIb tY regulate DO uud,T rules
which 10 iH itrolt Zoo iumr uud dee
t,lup So that tho chief employers
VIII huNp this tremendous authority
h,hiud them. Vh,r thH, du thry syul
have the license uf the federal gov.
.rum,ul Goo act Including the right tu
pay th, wages approved hy the gov
rrum,ut
And it is worth the whlI uf The.
working man Ul thr country tu recall
What tho Wiitud, toward organized
IIIHT NU. H..u t. fhY.. fD..f.r. l.|
cons, NdHird mdustrics. whom tHr|
federal government is tu uko under
10. pllruuJE, ua wup 90, under us|
control Thpy have t!Way. been the
stout opponent. uI organized labor
ana th,E have tried Co undermine t|
iu a. Egrtt many ways. Some ut th,
ways furN haN. udnutsd h4tp worn
the guisr oI phNluthrupht aud good
VIII ana hu}, been used. lor uI II
know. Zoo purt,rtfug the mIth. Some
ui ihpm have set up systems OF prutit-
sharing OF compensation ipt injuries
aud bonuses and oven upu..uu but
r,pty un, uf ih,.p p..u. mas merely
bound their uorhurmuu mon. ughtlvl
tu fhrme.INr-. Their rights uuJerl
thre, various trrlur,m,uts are not
legal right. They ar, m,rtN pritI.
i,r,s which The. .nIot b. I.pE "a.
tho, remain in th, ,mpIo.mcni and
uhs,rl, do. rules OF tl, rr,,t indus.
ttIrv which pmpIpg th,m Al tb,y o..
tu-" tu hv vraurd away from their
independence they cannot rnutIpur tn
enjoy the benefits extended iu th,m
"Whpu yuu hukp thoupht fb.. who'll.
thing 0ut therefore. vnu will ser
that tho program ut tho urNpruur.tn
l,gtIizys mpnupulirs ana syst,mau.
,auN subordinatrg wori,iurnau soI
thcu and g.. pilu. p,.lr d. H.. g,,,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
OROZCO LOCATED At
BORDER TOWN
EAST Of
JUA2EZ
Rebel Commander Endeavor.
ing to Capture 0jinaga
Where Large Supply of Fed
eral Arms Is Located.
GOVERNMENT MAY ARM
RANCHMEN IN SONORA

EI P"a". Texas. Sept Rolated
REPORTS are received here todpy nf i
n'iiir Loot Wcrk at CuDhUs plr.Jo
pm NhiDh the federal forces v,r. dr.
rented Al last reports fcdernl vol.
uni''tH lrd hN colonel Ortrgu. of tha
'th't1i sanchez command. from pU.
h'hI, we're trapped loo "a canyon ana
I'hh.inF desperately 40 thH iuurtufr
'Il Nli"A were cut iu tlc vicinity.
''' rebels participating urn uf the
group ul tg5U reported d, h.. ,nd,r
command Of General paaruYl Drnxrn
'hc rebel commandcr-ln ln-Chiof
IL is said that Druxco wishes To take
'Jihaga 100 order tu secure "A large
quantity of arms sent there 10 euulp
federal volunteer troops which have
mover been organized.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

Seattle. Wash. Sept 2- Memorial
services in honor ot tho lato william
Puoth We're hrld yesterday Governor
Marion o. Hay Mayor George ~ Cot-
torn and leading ministers particlpnt-
'd THO service az tho thenter, a
parade iod by the salvation Army
band of Victoria, H, g.. marched down
Second avenue Go Pioneer square.
whore brief open AIR services were
held.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

three mon from tho United states
hur'Hu of mining sailed uu tho
steamship NIripus for Alaska Co m-
NrstIEutr th" value. extent and avail
ahilit, ul the Hcriug river coul fields
iui Tie us' oi the navy yDss,is The
most Important portion OF th, coal
il'ld known l. ih, '-trJ.tN and cum
uIngNuW claims are twenty -uNu
mites from tho mouth OF th, B"rus
river
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

Everett N sh. sept s--EuF,uo v.
I''n' ~"'Il1.. candidate for progI-
UIar,H no h. h.IIpf .hlt washington
would Doc uU. uI the urst state. .u
Nh.'u 'ln Socialists would gain con-
trul
'uu'rHslug tnu Socialist with other
PARTIES. hr said tho Republicans. tho
Democrats and tho Progressive pare
I'. 'ru wings uf The same ur4tuiza-
Nun Hrd tI' socialist party was tne
only ou" u.u represents the wlur
tUTutrE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
. HEAVY DAMAGE FROM
STORM N MINgpNsTN

MilW1ukr', Wis, Sent. Reports
nl SERIOUS damages from yesterday
flood throughout northern wisconsin.
caused hN 90 yloudburgt. were received
hero today SN hundred frri uf
track ou thc Suu lime u,1r CuIruth.
w'7 washed uuf uui 90 tr1u Was
thrown uIf tho track. Igt u. .,ra
W"ro overturned and uu Ono was boz.
lutrd IhryD inches uT rn f.u Ht
Mcdiurd uuG 90 RAILROAD bridge wts
dNn1Wiird ut WIusuu Co relieve pres.
NutU uu 90 Dutfprdum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
INCREASED PAY FOR
RURAL MAIL
CARRIERS
Postal Appropriation Bill Pro-
vides -Four Million Dollars
for Benefit Of Hard Work
ing Employees.
Cny E,snlaS Herald A. =. leased Wire,

Washington -cpt Under au.
'huiIE conferred ul thr pu.tutDrc APP
preparation HI|l Postmaster General
ilit"h.u.k to-day Iu.r,sHpd the salur-
leH oi rru letter carriers un stuu-
dard routes from l.OoN to St.IuO e.
year thua affecting 900 mem with
proportIUuatr increases to carriers on
shorter routes The order is effect
i've ON september Jn
This will moan an increased dis
huraemout of $4,000. 600 Ia year.
The increase provides rural carriers
adequate compensation FOR additional
burdens to be imposed hy the parcels
post system effective January 4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
oIlar' Nclson TIeh,. kc,chc,

% IU7VUhl NuU NUpI- 2 "Hlt-
liug Nolson aud Steve kctchel tho
chicago lightweight VIII buK i5
rounds here This afternoon Uotn men
az" in good condition ana hot bd'tle
Ia nrnhIolnh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

through windows. many clad only IN
night clothes
Tho smohlg c1r WIS carried sev.
or1I hundred feet down stream. but
AN Itg occupants escaped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
TOUH kILIED ~ TRAIN
MniGk CAUSED uN IIOnD

camp Douglas. wis. Sept -Four
persons were KILLED. in tho wreck oi
train 80. 10 on the Chicago. S.
Plul Minneapolis and Omaha rail-
ruud which 30 vHshout causrd bv last
nights glnudhursL threw into th,
hcmun- Wrir river near Camp Doug.
lis today TWoutN-aM other persons
were Injured, six seriously
The dead
ENGINEER RALPH THOMPSON
FIREMAN ABRAHAM
MAIL CLERK, name NOT known.
HAGGAGEMAN LEE.
Conductor INous and brakeman
are among thr seriously injured
The tuin was ilaRRod nt tunnel
ON account of u Washout just west uf
flruy and ntsr was ordered Go hack
up Co Camp Douglas so thut the pass
Hpngrrs Wirht breakfast Thp hlsh
bridge ana ihr banks uf both sides ot
tho Lemon Weir river were washed
out and the trHin plunged into the
AhiriinE wator below
sleeping ear passengers climbed out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02

TODAN's NEWS TODAY
You get Il in tho HERALD.
Sixty Gents q month or as cents
n week delivered at your door;
nfty cents by mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
The Horny Handed Work

insman had las innings today
iu NihnquetQur. " N gtlud
~ h~mr, e. stop once in while
and erknuw irdgr our debt "a
the han WHO tabors.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-12-12
More New Laws to Be
Enacted for Idaho

All the amendants voted on at
the recent election carried by
substantial majorities. These
amendments provide for the in
itiative, referendum and recall
Except judiciaD, limiting the
bonded indebtedness of the
state, creating a state board of
education, increasing the number
of state representatives, permit
ting convict labor outside of the
penitentiary, making the county
treasures eX-officio tax collector
and empowering him to employ
deputies. The constitutional
amendments carried briefly pro-
vide AS follows:
A referendum vote an any act
or measure passed by the legis-
lature to approve or reject the
same.
An initiative giving power to
the people to propose and enact
laws.
Limiting the bonded indebted
ness of the state to $4,000. 600.
Limiting counties to one SEN
ator, and representatives to
three times the number of SEN
ators.
Giving power to the people to
recall any public official except
judicial officers.
Permitting convict labor on
public state work.
Permitting the creation of g
state boarp of education by the
legislature.
Making county treasurers eX.
officia tax collectors, with au.
thority to employ deputies anC
clerks when empowered by
county commissioners.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-12-12
South Fork Mine is in a
Healthy Condition.
WORKING IN LOWER tunnel
Wit Install Large Plant in the EARLY
Spring.

The management of the South
Fork mine is now directed to
developing and blocking out ore
on the different levels.
The tunnel known as the mill
tunnel is being driven ahead,
and the ore exposed here is of a
good milling grade. This tunnel
is now in quite distance, and
the face has a good depth, and
will gain ground rapidly.
Development work is also be-
ing done in a tunnel that cuts
the vein at some distance below
the mill tunnel.
In both these tunnels it is pro-
posed to block out ore, and get
everything in shape for more ex-
tensive work in the spring, when
large plant will be erected, on
4he river below any of the pres
ent workings.
The plant that will be put in,
will be of large capacity and will
be run by water power, of which
there is an abundance, almost
any place on the river.
Besides the work being done
on the South Fork vein, a large
parallel vein will receive atten-
ton. This vein shows a surface
cropping so feet across, and
while nothing but low grade ore
has ever been exposed, the
values are very been exposed,
the values are very uniform, and
with a mill of large enough cap
acity a handsome profit can be
made from the ore.
The South Fork mine has pro-
duced a great deal of bullion
since it was opened, and recent
development has shown that ii
has only entered upon its pro-
ducing period.