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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19


'"'"' an" VINE" nave OteH Fecel'ed
anu enjoyed ana are oeMS 'eeel'ed
anu ehJoleu D! lne uelehuaAIS'
SEW ENI II.
AoIr orators lurjheT sho" unto
your hohorS Oh inloIh!a'Ioh ana De-
lISi tI1t I-e sal" 0eIe""aL'9 nave
not On A"hH wen ile'han'",Aa coH-
tanning ana eMpo"|IHS sara IhNen-
HCh do5eriot0 3'd 'i'!"'.d !" Sa'u
I'-.IIa #"'eAi ana a'7 using me
same. odl 10 ""dV extent JAeE nave
SRI" H@"'7.ha Oh "1n' your ora
lD's 90 not h"a" ana pray discovery
t'"l..I, "Aj ,a~l Ha'u Ho.ehuaHla
maN!H&, using ana "..I-H- jhe saIu
ii"'..- I,'..45 '.."''y ''l ".''t p"'e'leo
'h'ta.''rs mas ANA Uo'a nave 'Ie
ell''. % '-' J.L.. A." g.-.i- I'D uh'a"-
4"a.. ar .aa "... .''@ lie E.e"lS u
your v'.'tia ana I'D t-.''aae aaIo
I3.l'Ia .a.'A..
".Ht'I, Il.
A"-. -.:..." tAil@'t snow unto
your i..@"r jH., lE'' ue'f since
The ISSUE" . r.. i.l .ua. ,~Gte. patents
ae,".. H,"." s. ".t and before
.0- "I .. .".' I'"2"' ha'..e 20
DO given (" SAID defendants directly
Of sad iA'...->">n' ana OF the
.lisa's ot ynNr "al.i" .n ,.. ryntseS
7nd ro""ns "a I'VE" ID o-s.sr from
lie 'n.:'r..a.. .lel.os 5.. that
.h, lc...# It's dfTararJa- said
motto. and .n.. refused and still re-
fuse Id G.... from said iUirir ge-
m.rts AMI +. injurious acts leroiu-
! before roM. @..ed Of.
NINTH.
For as muc1 therefore, rs your
orators have no aGaeuate remedy at
law, and can have no ADEQUATE re-
| lief e>cat in this oomt. YOUR orr
tors pray that the defendants n.qy be
compelled 10 account fer the manu-
iactnre, uae and profits derived from
! the violation from the rights of Your
| orators as aforesaid and that de-
| PENDANTS NAY he restrained from anv
such further violation Of Your ora
tors rights and your orators pray
| that writ Of Injunction MAJ be
issued restraining the defendants
and each Of them, their servants.
agents and employees from any fur
ther making. using and selling of
said patented well mechanisms or any
part thereof in violation of the rights
of your orators. as aforesaid and
| that said we'll mechanisms made
hereunder and in the possession of
defendants may be destroyed or de-
iiyered up to your orators and also
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19
STATE OF TEXAS


Before me, the undersigned au-
thority on this day personally ap-
peared H. w. North, President
Of Layne & Bowler Company, to me
we'll known, who being duly sworn
deposes and says that he is vice.
president Of the Layne C Bowler
Company one Of the compliments in
the foregoing bill Of complaint, and
that he is authorized to make this
affidavit. That he knows the con-
tents OF the foregoing bill OF CON-
plant and that the matters herein
stated are true, except az to the mat
tiers stated on information and be-
lief, and as to these matters, he
verify believes them to be true.
H. w. NORTH, V. P. L. & B. co.
Subscribed and sworn to before.
me this the 18th day of January.
A. D. 1912.
MISS B. X. DeLEEUW.
Notary Public in and for Harris
County, Texas
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19
NJ. E. LAYNE, EFT AL, COMPLAIN
ANT, VS.. DR.. L. G. LEWIS,
FIT Al.

Dr. L. G. Lewis, L. H. Cornwell,
both of whom reside in Welsh, La,
and against John Deaner, who re-
sides in Roanoke, La, all of whom
are citizens of the State of Louis
lana and are inhabitants of the
Western District of Louisiana, and
thereupOn your orators complain
and say:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19

NJ E. LAYNE, EFT AL, COMPLAIN
ANT, VS.. GEORGE WOLVERTON.
George Wolverton, citizen of
the State Of Louisiana residing in
Elton, Louisiana, and an inhabitant
of the Western District of Louisiana
and thereupon your orators complain
and say:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19

NJ. E. LAYNE, EFT AL, COMPLAIN
ANT, VS.. THOMAS BROTHERS.
Thomas Brothers, a partnership
composed of Clay Thomas and
- Thomas, citizens of the
State of Arkansas, residing at De
Walls Bluff in said State of Arkan-
sas and both of whom are fnhab-
itants of the Western District Of
Arkansas and thereupon your ora
tors complain and say:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19


}pD1icatiOn for patent hereinafter
set forth, so patented or described.
not been in nnblic use or on sale in
his country. and which have not
,eon natonrad on any 9npIic2tion
lied in any country foraian n tho
.roifod ctofeo NV vour said orator
,fe 1aoa1 rpnrocentativas or osefons
nova tbqn +woIya months nrtor n
.ho d,ta of bis aonIinoti,, for
.atont horoin,f.or cat frr,b ond
rhfch boro not Loan ahon1o2al to
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IS. 1911: ratort No. q57972 10 yonr
orator. NJ. z. Lavnp. on Nav II.
1910: D9ten5 No Q1OG9G 70 vorr
orator, NJ. r. Layre. on January &c,
1903; patent No. 905440. to your
orator. NJ. f. Layne, on December
I, 1908, the sole and exclusive owner
of said letters patent and that the
title to said letters patent has at all
times since the issuance of said let
ters patent, down to the present
time remained and been vested in
your orator, NJ. E Layne, and that
your said orator, NJ. E. Layne, by
ceratin agreement and contracts
entered into by him and Layne &
Bowler Company, a corporation, one
Of the compliments therein, con-
veyed to your orator, L8yne & Bow
Ter Company the exclusive right to
manufacture and sell in the United
States only, save and except the
States of California and the terri
tories Of New NeyirO and ARIZONA
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19
FIRST.

That heretofore, and before the
2Sth day of April, 1903, your ora
tor, M. E. Layne was the true, orlgl-
nal and first inventor of certain new
and useful improvements in well
mechanisms not heretofore known
or used in this country or patented
or described in any printed publlca..
ton in any country before his said
invention thereof, and which had NOT
been for more than two years prior
to the date of his application to
patent hereinafter set forth been SO
patented or described, nor been IN
public use or on sale In this country.
and which had not been patented
on application filed in any country
foreign to the United States by your
said orator, his legal representative
or assigns more than twelve months
prior to the date Of his application
for patent hereinafter set forth ana
which had not been abandoned TO
the public.
That your orator, M. E. l!ayne.
being, as aforesaid, the true. original
and first inventor of said improve
ment and being citizen of the Uni
ted States, made, application to the
commissioner OF patents OF the UNI
ted States In legal form Of letters
patent on said improvements ana
that after due proceedings had, the
commissioner of patents issued 10
your orator, NJ. E. Layne, in due form
a patent for such invention num-
bered 82165S and dated May ~,
1906, the same being delivered TO
ycnr orator NJ. E. Layne, under the
seal of the patent office of the Uni
ted States, slgrod by the Commis-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19
NJ. E. LAYNE, EFT AL, COMPLAIN

NJ. E. LAYNE, EFT AL, COMPLAIN
ANT, VS.. WEBB & SON.
Webb & Son, a partnership of M.
L. D. Webb and John Webb, both of
whom are citizens of the State of
Arkansas, residing at Stuttgart,
Ark, and both of whom are inhab-
itants of the Western District OF
Arkansas, and thereupon your ora
tors complain and say:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-19


and selling we'll mechanisms contain
ing and embodying said inventions
and in making said inventions profit
able to your orators and to the pub
lie; that well mechaDisms have been
made and sold in great numbers by
your orators to the public and that
the public has generally enjoyed and
acquiesced in the aforesaid rights of
your orators, and your creators be-
lieve that the public will continue
to so recognize their rights, but for
the infringements hereinafter COM
planned of and that your orators will
realize and receive large gains and
profits therefrom If the said in
fringers of the defendants was pre-
vented.
SIXTH.
That the said defendants:
Dr.. L. G. Lewis, Welsh, La; L.
H. Cornwell, Welsh La; John
Deaner, Roanoke, La; George VOL
verton, Elton, La; Thomas Brothers,
De Walls Bluff, Ark; Webb & Son
Stuttgart, Ark: United Well Works,
Stuttgart. Ark; M. B. Van Ness.
) Welsh, La, knowing the premises and
rights and privileges secured unto
your orators and contributing to
injure your orators and to deprive
them of the profits, benefits and ad.
vantages which might and other
wise would accrue to them from the
said letters patent and from the use
of the inventions set forth therein
since the issuance thereof and before
the commencement of this suit, have
without the license the authority and
against the will of your orators and
in violation of your orators rights
and enjoint and several infringement
Of the aforesaid letters patent at
given places as above made, used and
sold we'll mechanisms containing the
improvements and inventions de.
scribed in the said letters patent and
recited in the claims thereof, and
the said defendants continue to do
so. That the defendants so making,
using and selling said we'll mechan-
isms caused and have caused great
and irreparable loss and injury to
your orators and deprive your ora
tors Of great gains and profits which
they might and otherwise would OBJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16

Chicago. Jan. ig.-wIth European
crop reports generally favorable and
with the European visible supply
showing an Increase, the effect OF
bulllsh advlces from the Argentine
soon disappeared today In the market
for wheat. AZ the outset, however.
Buenos Aires dispatches telling OF
storms and Of materially smaller esti-
mates of tho exportablo surplus
caused prices here 90 show consider
able strength Tho opening was rs
u lac go 9-Sc up. MAY started az
9aia q 90 5-Sc. and declined TO
90 t-sc. Tho close was firm. with
MAY l-fN3-sc higher ot % 5-Sfp
30 3-fc
Corn suffered from the heavlness
of wheat May opened unchanged to
Ia shade up az GO s-5MGg 5-So 10
60 7-sc and fen 20 50 5-Sc. The
close was firm. 4 I6-sc higher az
65 3-sc FOR May
Weakness attacked tho oats mar
ket when other grains began to sac.
May started unchanged To i-Sc high
or az 40 i-snt9 l-tc. ana declined
20 i9c.
Provisions were weak Initial trans
actions we're Sc lower To shade up,
with May $3.50 for pork. S0.52h a.
9.65 for lard and &s.75 to sS.T7is6
$50 FOR ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
RECEIVER IS NAMED
For VAHADIUM
MINES CO.
W. A. Bonitz, Vice President
and General Manager Of
Cutter Enterprise to Effect
Reorganization.

The Vanadium Mines company OF
Cutter. n. NJ, one OF the biggest en-
terprises that has been started IN
New Mexico In recent years, has been
placed IN the hands OF a receiver. The
receiver named Is W a. Bonilz, vice
president and general manager OF the
company and one OF those most active
In It's organization. Mr., Bonltz arrived
from Gutter last night and left for
Pittsburg this evening, where he Will
remain for ten days or longer.
II Is true that the Vanadum nas
gone into the hands Of a receiver.
said Mr.. BOnitz this afternoon This
lis for the purpose of reorganization,
however Every creditor viii be paid
dollar for dollar. We expect 10 effect
reorganization at once; TO expend
100000 additional IN enlarging the
plant on which We have already eX-
pended a great deal OF money. ] am
golng east on reorganization business
today
The VanadIum plant IL known as
the biggest plant Of its kind in the
world
The letter Mr.. Bonitz has sent 10
! stockholders and creditors. notifying
lutm NhhN nc hoh ucth uAlheh ItISiftI
follows.
cutter. New Mexico. Jan. IS. 1919
Dear Sir
You are hereby Informed that tn,
undersigned has been appointed re-.
ceiver for the Vangdium Mines Com
, pany BY the district court OF the stat,
Of New Mexico Cor the Seventh Judic
/ TAI district Within ana for Sierra
county. The Proceedings were insti'
! tuted for the purpose OF preserving
the status qro o. the compauys prop
critics, pending Hs reorganization.
This reorganization II s. anticipated
VII. 5e effected within a very shor
time and an of the creditors will b,
paid their claims IN full.
I'm accordance with the statutes @
the state of New Mexico e is neces
sary that YOU furnish the underslgne,
an itemlzed and sworn statement o
your occouut: wiil YOU kindly send ~
same TO me az Cutter, sierra county
New Mexico.
w a. BoNITz,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
DEMOCRAT CONTEST
IS CALLED OFF
Promoter of Subscription
Building is I'll; Colonel Al
bright Exercises Recall
Theory.

The contest for an automobile and
other valuable prizes by the state
Democrat Is withdrawn. This was de-
cided upon because Of the illness OF
G. b. Gordon, contest manager
There will be no contest and All
candidates who permitted the use OF
their names as contcstees are hereby
notified that as Mr. Gordon Is unable
TO conduct the contest no one is au-
thdrized to represent this paper
}. c. ALBRIGHT,
Editor and Manager
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
Receiver vanadIum Mines Q
MORRIS AND COMPANY
BOOKS ARE EXAMINED
Government Continues in It's Efforts
To Find out What sort Of Figures
We're Kept ON shipments.


Ahy Evening Mefhtu ~ - AaeaAeo WtfNF
Chicago. Jan. t6.-Counsei for the
government continued their cxamina-
ton Of the books OF Morris and com
pany during the progress OF the Chi
cago packers trial today.
Dozens of additional books were
turned over 20 the Representatives OF
the government At the beginning OF
the session.
shipment books showing the sales
OF dressed beef by Morris and com
pany covering the period from 1905
TO 1910, were exhibited 10 the jury
when ne resumed the winesa stand
II. A. Timmins produced book snow
Ing the number OF pounds % fresh
meat shipped Dy Morris and company
20 is branch houses Ia 1908, 1909 and
1870. Ho next produced the proh.
and loss BOOKS foF the same period
aud explained The method Of Keep
ing them. Ho said AN inventory OF
stock was taken every month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16

yond a doubt with what appreciation
The people Of hts home regarded Mr..
Knapp.
iuQucst Tomorrow.
Tomorrow morning the coroner
Jury which met under Justice OF the
Peace ucorse n. Gratis and viewed the
remains yesterday win examine Wit
nosses ana deliver verdict thus
completing lis inquest into the cause
of KEapp's death
business Houses Close.
As mark Of respect TO Mr. Knapp
~ number 81 the business houses 81
the city were closed this afternoon
from 0'cluck until 4 o'clock, while
the funeral was IN prosrcss,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
HEAVY DEMAND FOR
TOBACCO STOCKS
AND BONDS
Usual Market Leaders Lifeless
and Price Changes in Most
Cases Normal; Lehigh Val
ley Active.
10y EvssInE Hs+als a. p. issssa wlssI

New York. Jan. is.--Lchlsh Valley
and the securities Of the Tobaeco
companies almost munopoliged snecu'
Iatiye interest In the stock market
this morning The demand for the
Tobacco stocks and bonds was uniis-
ually heavy. the advance IN prices he
ing ascribed To pool operations. Tho
situation in Lehigh Valley arising
from the distribution Of the extra
dividend Kept alive speculative iuter-
est IN this stock. although its fiueth-
ations were narrower than recently.
The usual mRrket leaders wer ilfe-
less and price changes in mos, cases
were nominal.
LlEgett and Meyers jumped 5-s
20 1919. the preferred fours 10 ~.
American Tobacco preferred rose 3
and the bond issues OF the various
companies were also higher
Al moan most OF the favorite stocks
ruled unchanged from Yesterday
closing.
Bonds were firm
The trend of the market became
much stronger In the last half OF the
day. owing 10 the buoyancy OF ths
coal stocks. Heading WAS taken IN
large blocks and touched is4h Del
aware a. Hudson and Canadian Pa.
cific gained points and Lorillnrd
So.
The market closed steady. Leading
stocks doomed into prominence IN the
last hour. The shorts showed nerv'
business over the stability OF the activ,
list in spite OF the diversion of specu
lative interest into other channels
Union Pacific. Reading. Great North
ern preferred and Amalsamaied Cop
/ per rose 4 SO , liza.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
NEW YORK WATERS
BROTHER IN TROUBLE
CBy Evsuias Hsraia a. p. LEASED wirs'

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Jan. ia sequel
20 the story of the infatuation Of
Violet Buehlcr for Jack Klune q
New York waiter. Is told IN the arros,
here of his brother. Frank Klune,
charged by Miss Louise Kolbre with
larceny. Frank Klune Is a soldier at
Fort Russell and met Miss Kalbre AT
n dance last August she asked him
10 carry her purse FOR her ana clairus
Klune left the hail without return
ing a. She has been looking for hin
ever since ana recognizing him on
the street had him arrested.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
COAL MINERS meet
TO DISCUSS NEW
WAGE SGLAES
Thirteen Hundred Delegates
Assemble in Indianapolis in
One of Their Most Import
ant Conventions.

Wy HHN1fAs NFhAtN - - AfN"~NN 1870
Indianapolis, md, Jan. id.-Thir-
teen hundred delegates. reprosentins
100000 organized coal miners met In
this city today In one OF the most TIM
portant conferences IN the history %
the coal Industry IN the United stat's
and Canada. II Is the twcniy-third
annual convention of tho United Nine
Workers OF America and VIII formG-
late the demands TO be made boy the
miners when their representatives
meet the mine owners TO negotiate
new wage contracts. to go into force
April I, next, IN both the Oituminous
and anthracite fields.
Humors OF dissension over the re-
port of the credentials committee were
heard when the convention opened.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
Kan.ns No I.lteslnck.

Kansas city, Jan. i6.-Cattlo re-
coipts 1900. including 1900 south
erns; market steady 10 shade lower,
Native sters, ets.BOm s.85i southern
steers sf06 a. ESQ; southern COWS and
heifers, ta.OOm6.O0. native cows and
heifers. ta.l0mG.6O. stocRers and
feeders, 437b60.O0i bulls, $500
26i calves. &f.bOWsOOi western
steers, ft75Ws.0O; western COWS
S3.0aN SEQ.
sheep Receipts $4,000; market
steady 10 Zoe lower. Muttons. $500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
TEAM WANTS TROOPS
TO REMAIN ON BORDER
Representative BurlesOn Protest,
strongly to President Against sol
dicrs Being sent Away.
INV Eveslnz nersIG =. y '.-.s-a wis.

Washington, Jan. g.-Reprcsenta- e
tive Burleson OF Texas today protest
ed To President Taft against recent
war department order removing the
sixth cavalry and the Twenty-thiTd
infantry from the Texas border Mr..
Buricson told the president that con-
diiioEs in Mexico should be- invcsti-
gnted further before any more troops
we're sent out The president viii take
up the matter with Secretary Of War
Stimson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
SEVEN FROZEN TO
DEATH IN STORM
Blizzard Which Swept Over
mo Mans Land" in Okla
homa Costs Many Lives.

Dalhart. Texas. Jan 1G.-Seyen per
sons are reported frozen 20 death ~
what Is known as No Mans Lanu Ia
the extreme southwestern corner Of
Oklahoma during the recent bli22ai a..
Five members OF one family were
found dead on q farm near Guymon,
Okla che body OF Henry Falls, far
mer. WAS found IN q road near Hooper,
Okla. and a "irelghter" was frozen to
death while On route from Ochiltrve,
Texas, 10 Liberal, Kansas,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
ARIZONANs FNLL TO DEATH
CBy EveninE Herald A. y. Leased WIRE

Gl0bc, Arlz., Jan Fulllng goo
foat down the fire swept Kingdom
shaft Of the old Dominion mine.
Shaftman Thornauist nnd Louis Fitz-
patrick, the latter carpenter. were
BILLED today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
WARRANT rs ISSUED
FOR MINISTER'S ARREST
Rcv. ". y. MciarIhnd u Thuugiit 90
Know SOMETHING About Criminal
Operation on Girl Who Died.

(ry Evehing Herald a. y. LEASED wirs)
Pittsburg jan Roilin McCon-
nell OF Chicago whose name was meh-
toned az The c0r0ners inquest into the
death 81 Elsie DOdds Coe. who died
here as thr result 81 criminal OPS
Grafton. conferred with District Al.
torney Blekely lot an hour today u
was reported that tho Rev, DR. W. d.
Mcfarland, former mead Of the Acad-
omic doparimeul Of the Pittsbure
high school but now in charge Of
united Presbyterian missions 10 Ten
ncssee and for whose arrest the dis
uict attorney issued an order yes
to-day had been located 80 his home
ln cedar Creek Tenn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
BALDWIN MILLIONS
AGAIN UNDER FIRE
LILLIAN Ashley TurnbuIi HAS Appealed
From the superior Court of l0s
Angeles Which Denied Her Daugh-
ter a share OF Estate.
chg EvenluE HsrnIa a. r. leased wirsl

San Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE hight
for the millions Of the late +. j.
CLucl.) BALDWIN bsgaps tpfaX ia inc
supreme court of California when at
torneys for Lillian Ashley Turnbuli
appealed from the decision Of the SUI
perior court OF Los Angeles that de-
MED her daughter. Beatrice Anita, a
share Of the late turfmans fortune
The claim rs based upon the allega
tiun that the mother was The common
law wife of the hOrseman. Attorneys
ior the Baldwin heirs contend that
Baldwin could have had no common
law wife as he had wife living at the
time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16

New York. Jan. i6.-Cal money
rag SIS.
Prime paper. $500 IA per cent
silver. Soc.
Mexican dollars. fTc.
Copper. St3.80W 1900.
Tin. sf2.5OMf3.30.
Lead. Sf.tOWa.60.
AmalEamatOd. G5 is.
sugar ii5
Atchlson, i05 lis.
Great Northern, i2T
New York Central, iO7 is.
Northern Pacific. 1i6.
Reading, i5i rs,
Southern Pacific. 109 SIS.
Union Pacific. 1871 3-i
Steel, GO az.
steel preferred, TO rs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16
CUBAN GENERAL rs
GIVEN ANOTHER WARNING
fuv F1vantsas FfeFnta a - f.aaaaa VEfrQ

Washington, Jan. iG-lrhe state de-
pagtmont has served notice on Presi-
dent Gomez that The United States
viii intervene n Cuba IL further at
tempts are made by he Veteran or.
sanitation 20 nudity She law prohibi,-
ing the interference of the military In
political affairs In Cuba.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16

Chicago. Jan. i6.--Cattic receipts
5000, market easy, Recyes $500
secs Texas steers Sf40Mbs09 vest
ern steers. t4.SOm725; "tockers and
feeders $3.50 $500; COWS and helfcrs
R2.l0W6.7O; calves, s6.5Get 1000.
sheep Receipts 10000; market
slow Native. $3.50 100; western
$685. ID 500: yoarlings. sB.3bWg15,
lambs native. sfS0G7.20; Western
S5.25m725.