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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
INTEREST N
: PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION
France Has No Campaign in
American ssnya and Excite
msnt u lacking; Why We
nus Has No Arms. I 10

I apsssaI CoVrospSnaenea 90 che HeraIa1
Parts. Dec. S.--n u the eve OF a
presidential election IN France. and
yet one seldom hears tho fact men
toned unless he froQuents tho lob
bIss OF the senate and the chamber of
deputies. Even In the halls OF legls-
latlon there IL nothing like tho In
tense interest to be found In every
hamlet of the United States preceding
tn choice OF a chief magistrate.
This Ia due largely 90 the fact that
the president IL chosen not by popular
vote. but by the national assembly.
and that his powers. though large. are
by no means so great az those OF the
president OF the United States, whilo
his influence on legislation and on
public opinion generally Ia much less.
There Is no campaign IN tho Amer
lean sense. no primaries, no platforms
and no popular discussions. The wish
az the people 50 far RR It llnds oCca-
sionai expression Ia that the president
shalt he safe man, without daring
ambition or liking for the dramatic
aud adventurous. France treats It's
president fairly well. Ills residence
In Paris In the Elysee Palace and Ia
the country the beautiful chateau Of
Rumhoulllct. lie receives salary OF
100000 u year. and IN addition an
equal sum IL allowed him for OK
penScs of entertaining lie assumes
ONCE q month after his election.
The members OF the senate and of
the chamber OF deputies, meeting to-
gcthcr az the national assembly at
Versailles on Jan, ~. win choose u
successor tu President Fallicrcs. The
foremost candidate IL Paul DcsChancl.
president of the chamber and ono Of
It's bright liRhts for twenty-clght
years. tie is SO years OF age, and hts
family has great wealth, In IL sense.
the leader uf cnch parliamentary
group IL candidate, though neither
party lines nor combinations or fac.
lions determine the choice. 4 notable
candidate from the senate II Alex.
andre Ribot, three times premier and
man held In high esteem. Ills wifu
was Miss Mary Burch OF Chicago aud
she has assisted him much In his pub
lie career. NJ. Ribot IL nearly A.
other candidates are the president Of
the senate. NJ, DuboH. Leon Bour-
cguis, NJ, DclcHssc, Premier polhGHlrc
and Paul DOumcr The iutter'S pro-
gram In Ia save France from mate
rlRlisin aud COInInerCiallsm.
NJ Fallieres, In preparing for his
retirement, has engaged an apartment
near the American CInBhsay Ito will
devote his time between Paris and hia
little vineyard Louplllon. In southern
France. whore he produces $40 casks
Of wine yearly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Jean AiCard, the ArndcIniclnn. sup
plics az n result Of his researches n
dchnitivc explanation OF the fact that
the celebrated Venus Of Milo has no
arms. Some have supposed that the
goddess lacked arms because the
sculptor. twenty centuries ago, feared
Ia complete his work, thinking that
HIS inspiration would not last long
enough 10 enable him To make arms
sufficiently beautiful To match the
rest, Others have suggested that she
held lance In her hand az Venus
Victorious" or repealed u lover whu
formed originally part Of n group with
her.
But NJ AirHId declares that Venus
had arms an lovely HH her body. with
her right hand she held up hor drapc.
rlcs, IN her lrit was nm apple. Venus
WIS discovered IN 1890 by ~ peasant
who Wax digglng his field In the isl,
Hnd al Milo She was In a sort al
crypt or grUitU. Vaguely rcHlIzlnp
the NHlur Uf the marble, the Dpusnni
carried away the top part to HIS cot,
tagc, There II Wus seen later by u
French naval ensign. The white mar
bic, pure ~ A. lily. stood out In al
It's eXquisit" perfection from the foul
smelling, smoky h1vfl, buTely lighted
by tiny window.
Informed ~ the pure beauty ~ tho
statue. the Marquis de Rlvicre. tn,
French ambassador ut COnstantinuplr
sent his llrst secretary to obtain II
The envoy arrived barely In time III,
priceless marble was being dragged
along by a party Of Greek and Turk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

wolves InNadc Town.

Flippin. ,Ark., Dee l6.--Drlvcn by
hunger. wolves In great numbers have
invaded this town during the last
week. Scores have been killed anu
several caught In steel traps. Par
rnts are alarmed. and keep their chill
dr"n Indoors although the beasts are
usually too weak to attack anyone.
The cutting Vt thOugands OF acres
~ timber near here caused the cxo-
dua, Following the timber cutting
ih" woods we're burned aud all nfo
destroyed a premium ON wolf shouts
has heen offered here annually for
manyy years, but this year has been
Withdrawn ON account of the vast
numbsr killed.
Buzz wheat Cakes. Fashion cafe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Dyspepsia 10 Americas curse. To
restore digestion. normal weight, good
health and purify the blood use Bur
dock Blood Bitters. Sold at all drug
stOfss. Price, Sl,00.-AdV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Tho Affidavit. long acknowledged
the best Havana cigar In the south
west. box Of them viii max" u
fine Christmas gift Henry Wcater-
field, maker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
REWARD FOR ARREST or
MIllATsIO RUIZ,

! am authorized by Francisco Cab
ald0n 10 oReT q reward Of $4,000 for
the arrest OF HilaTi0 HulE, wanted
for the murder Of Translto 0abaldon
1t Ban Rafael on the night OF Mo-
VOmbeT %. 1913.
Lam also authorized by the board
Of county commissioners Of Valencla
cOunty, New Mexico. 20 Offer . seward
OF NEe.oe for the arrest OF the sald
xrlisrlo RuiH (gignOal
fAu muPBRTo 1AnA16IIsIlo,
..ary sheriff Of Valeneia county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

after q pEeli,nipaFy heaeiaN WAS ns1'n
to iRs'tSanaa Jan. ID sssauis u Shss,
70 SwHi' the sOt!as 81 I'M nsz. tsnad
JurF. NJ "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Ask about the $40 Toilet set To be
given away. Powell Drug Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

All goods reduced and priced tho
Same to all. ClarkoB CuFIo store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

at Cske-bakina time

-
It is mighty hard to obtain
uniform results incake max.
lng-if you use butter or lard
because both of these prod.
ucts vary so in quality.
COttOlene isalways uniform
always produces good re-
suits. With its use, you can
count on a certain kind of
cake being the same every
time.
COttOlene sells at about
the price of lard, and is so
rich that one.third less is re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

yual fecblvse--Nsw lot Of Navaju
RgeA cleEEs's Carlo store p1e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Bastwheat cahoN Tasal0a 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Buckwheat Cakes, Fashion cafe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Cot,olene IL never
sold in bulk - al.
ways In air tight
Gin pals, which pro-
tect II from dirt,
dust and odors. n
II always uniform
and dependable.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

quired than
either butter
or lard.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
CAMERON bUS|[Y WORKING FOR
 ARIZONA
(From Tuesdays daily)


 With his characteristic zeal for the welfare of governmental institutions in Arizona. Delegate Ralph II. Gamer on is again at the helm with his ac- customed diligence and alacrity on the question of the abandonment of Fort whipplc. Writing to K. E' Morrison under date of February :, residents of Presiott will be inter. cstcd to pcrusc the following on this matter:
 "Hon. Robt. F. Morrison, Prescott, Arizona. Dear Sir: :--I beg to ac. knowledge receipt of your communi. cation of January al, copccrppg the proposed abandonment of Whifplc Barracks. In my opinion there Is no immediate danger of action being taken in this movement as it Is meet ing with entirely too much criticism. Hut I will be pleased to watch de- vclopments and do my utmost 10 see that our Arizona posts are maintained as heretofore. Very sincerely,
 "RALPH IT. CAMERON"
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
MCABE DISTRICT REPORTED AS
 IMPROVING

]. IT, Farrell, general manager of the Arizona Bonanza mines, near Nc. Cabe, while in the city yesterday stated that the unwatcring of the main shaft Is under way. As soon A, this is done, sinking to the 200 will be started which fairly inaugura.e, important development. Mir. Farrell reports his interests in better condi. ton than at any time in the pas, and anticipates bringing the property into prominent consideration in the near future, having an attractive showing in evidence. The district 1, being revived, and the indication. point to increased activity.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
PROF McoMIE RETURNS
(From Sundays Daily)

Prom. A. N. McOmic. director of extension of the University of Ari zons, arrived from Tucson yesterday, and is to remain indefinitely on a very interesting mission pertaining to agricultural pursuits It is hin in. tcntion to open . series of farmers . institutes, beginning at Cottonwo
 tomorrow, later going to Oak Creek, the Middle Verde, Camp Verde and other rural communities adjacent. His initial subject will be "Commcrcial II orcharding," and he expects to re. main in the above section for at leas, one week, after which hc will return
 to Prescott to continue his field work
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14

for s few days, and are at Brink meyers hotel
 Business Mission.
 Mir and Mrs ! F. Pothsst, the former section foreman of the $. r. r. & F. railway of the Cedar Glade division, were arrivals in the city yesterday to visit with friends and transact business.
 Visiting Friends
 Mir and Mrs. J. T. Sheffield and family, the former general manager of the Puntenncy Lime company, were arrivals in the city yesterday to visit with friends for few days and arc at the Prescott Hotel Prominent Jurist Hero.
 Associate Justice of the supreme Court of Arizona, Fletcher M. Doan, arrived in the city Sunday from Tombstone, and will remain for sev- cral days on business and Masonic matters IIc is guest at the St. Michael.
 Passes Through.
 George F. Price, formerly resi-. dent of this city, and well known miner, passed through the city yester. day from Cripple Creek, Colo, en route to Parker, where he has land interests. He will return in a few weeks and will again locate in this field.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
NOTABLE WEDDING IN SOUTH

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 10.-Guests from many cities attended the wed. ding here today of Miss Gwendolen Nash, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ed mund E. Nash of Rye, N. Y., and Savannah. and Douglas German of Baltimore. Mir. German is a son of William II. German, and n nephew of the late Senator Arthur F. German of Maryland.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
Leaves for Coast.

Leaves for Coast.
 Geo A. Carter left yesterday for Los Angeles where he IS called on business for the next three weeks Grainge Family Leaves.
 Mrs. ! M. Orsingc and son have gone e Hayden to join MT. Grainge who s employed in the smelter there. Returns to Camp.
 D Campbell, who has been visiting with his family in this city for sev. cral days, returned to the Haynes camp at Jerome yesterday, where he is in charge
 Back From Mines.
 Mir and Mrs. IT. Vim. Stevens re- turned yesterday from tho Yuma. Warrior mines in the Harqua Halas, cipal stockholders.
 Rcdman to Resume.
 John Derry left this morning for Phoenix upon a brief business trip. Upon his return he expects to resume operations at the Redman mine near MrCahe of which he was supcrin tendcnt.
 Looking at Mines.
 Walter Gardner, of the American Metal Company, Limited, of Denver, and well known mining engineer, arrived in the city yesterday to re. main for several days to ascertain mineral conditions of fields adjacent. To Attend Festivities.
 Mrs O. II. Tucker. wife of the resi- dent agent of Wells, Fargo & Co.,, left yesterday for Phoenix to visit with friends and to enjoy the festi. yities incidental to inauguration day which were thought by some to be coming off Monday.
 From tho Range. Charles W. Rigden, well known in farming and live stock circles of Kirkland valley, was in the city yes. ''f'"y Vh btbh'n0s hhH ftYottb tu' country very much in need of rain, eattlemen especially complaining of the long drouth.
 Insurance Special Here.
 Frank s. Stamford, special agent of the Norwich Union Fire Insurance company, who has covered Arizona for the past ten years, is in Prescott. He has recently recovered from n severe illness which confined him to his bed for eight months.
 Prominent Visitor.
 Fred W. Nelson, one of the lead. inf citizens of Northern Arizona, ar. rived from St. Johns yesterday to re. main for few days on legal matters. He is the county attorncy-elect of Apache county, n banker of St. Johns and withall one of the influential citizens of that community.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
BREWER BREAKS
 BONE or LEO AT WELL,
(Bsom Sunday's paily.)

Joe Bold, manager of the Arizona Brewing company, sustained a sligh. fracture of the right leg below the knee Friday evening in rather an un. usual manner. He was inspecting the well of the Prescott Water Ussn' Association, accompanying Henry Brinkmeyer in the latter's buggy. Nearing the place tho animal became unruly when MT. Bold jumped to tho ground, his leg becoming lodged in some unknown manner between the spokes In an effort to extrics.e himself he fractured the small bone of his leg. He will be confined to his bed for several days.
 Iournal.M Miner Higa class job vork
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
(From Tuesdays Daily)

(From Tuesdays Daily) Mining Visitor.
 w. ]. Casey. well.known in the county. was in the city yesterday from Walker on business. Brief Visitors.
 Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. F. F.. Bartlett were arrivals from Ash Fork yesterday to visit with friends in the city for n few days. Visiting Relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. II. Thomas left yesterday for Arkansas to visit with the parents of the latter, Mir. and Mrs. Vance, for few months. To Visit Friends.
 Mrs. A. c. Gilmore left yesterday for Phoenix, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Day for the next few weeks, and to visit with friends. viataAg Old Homs.
 DrsGso. W. viekers was an arrival from Phoenix Sunday sfternooa. and is renewing old-time scquaintances and participating in Masonic observ. aneea.
 Return Prom Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards e. turned yestsrday from San Frsncisco after a two-weeks' trip, tho former having business interests to look after.
 Rstarus From llohAvs.
 Thomas McKeogh, we'll known throughout the county, has returned from the north, and left yesterday for Mayer, where he has interests to look after.
 visiting cd Home.
 MrI c .s. Gardner, wife of the secretary of r. P. Hastings, left yes terdsy for Tucson, where she wii visit with her mother and friends for the next few weeks. Brought to Hospital.
 John Peterson, an employe of the United Verde and Pacific railway, was brought to the city Sunday night and taken to Mercy Hospital, with n serious attack of pneumonia. Hero on viat.
 Mrs. F. l.. Sharpneek, who has been in attendance on her father. Benjamin Robinson of Kirkland Val. Icy for several weeks, Is in the city for few days visiting relatives and friends.
 To the Capital.
 W. P. Geary, corporation commis. sioner'eleet, passed through the city yesterday from Winslow to Phoenix. to take the oath of office tomorrow. He eontemplates making his home in the capital city. From the Range
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Cook, the form. CT identified with the livestock in. dustry in Yaeger Canyon, are in the city on business and pleasure visit
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14

From Thursdays Daily) Leaves For Coast.
 Mrs Fred Williams left yesterday for +nn Francisco. where she will remain for several months
 Brief Visitor.
 Chas Evans ot Kirkland Valley, was m the city yesterday on business, re. turning home on the afternoon train. Returns Home.
 Mrs F. Christensen, who has been soiourning in the city during the winter, returned to her home at San Jose, Cal, yesterday.
 Valley Visitors.
 W. R Jobn-on. ibc cattlemsn, and Hugh Burns. the dry farmer, both Of the Jerome Junction country, were in the city yesterday on business Mining Men Arrive.
 W. F. Taylor, treasurer, and F.. D. Elson, secretary, of the Clara Con solidatcd. were arrivals in the city yesterday from Los Angeles. Legal Mission.
 William C. BrNy, an attorney at law of Phoenix. was an arrival in the city yesterday to1 look after interests of clients and will remain for several days i'".
 Summoned by Illness.
 Mrs J. \. Acker and daughter left yesterday for Milford, Utah, where the father of the former is reported to be critically iiI. and requested her presence.
 Visiting rriends
 Mrs. T. F.. Chiiders, of Humboldt, wife of the well known mining man of McCabe district, is in the city for few days visit with friends and is at the Hotel St. Michael. To the oil Fields.
 B. II. Smith and Chas. K. Scholey left yesterday for the Verde Valley Oil company holdings to investigate conditions at the new well being drilled. Both are interested in the project
 Returns From Main Line.
 Scott Mitchell, of the l.. ]. Smith Construction company, who has been looking after the interests of his firm for several days at various points on tho main line of the Santa Fc, has ret,irDcd to tho city
 Business Education.
 Miss Clara Brihkworth, accountant of Ed. Shumate, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she enters a busi. ness college for the next three months when she will return to resume her duties with the above house. Win Locate.
 Howard Bentley, recent arrival for the benefit of his health, is SO well pleased with the climate, that he has decided to locate. Hc will be joined during the month by his fam. lily, who are residing at Great Falls, Montana. ' l
 vinting CattlenAn.
 Sterling Ellis, one of the best known rangcmen in this section was in the city yesterday on business, arriving from the western part of tho county. He states live stock owners arc com. plaining of ths drouth, but animals in good condition.
 Brings Placer Gold. r George wellbosn was In ths city yesterday from his mines on Lower Big Bug. and brought is . supply of gold dust that vsw valued st about s0s. He will develop his quartz mines in the future and states he hss good copper prospects,
 From rridAts Daiiy1
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
(rrom Saturdays Daily.) Mining viM:Sr.

Ns'V' Das" N"N 'ebysI Mining visi:sr.
 F.. l.. Bartholomew, foreman of the United Gold Mines at Congress, is in the city for a few days on business Back From Bouss.
 Curtis Tinkahn, who has been SO. burning in Bouse for the past two months has returned to Prescott to locate.
 Business Visit.
 T. l.. Mclaughlin with tho Twiggs mercantile house at Maxton, was in the city yesterday on \ brief busi. ness trip, and will return today. Waiting Friends.
 Mrs. Annie Vanderbilt is in the city from Marton, where she has been the guest for several days of Mrs. John Twiggs. and will return today.
 From New Railroad. r. II. Harris, one of the sub.con. tractors on the new railroad out of Cedar Glade, is in the city on bushes strip.
 Visiting Mining Man.
 Charles Carman, we'll known in mine operating circles of this county, was an arrival from Mayer yester. day and is at the St. Michael for n few days. Rsturns From south.
 "sandy" Harrington, after trip through Southern Arizona for several weeks, returned yesterday and will take charge of the snasx of Ruffaes's stables today. He is an experienced all round horseman. " Whiting Daaghssg.
 o. A. Lsngc was in the city yes. terdsy from his Upper Verde cattle range to visit with his daughter. Miss Sarah Lange, who has been ill for several days, but is reported to be convxlescing and will soon return home.
 tVoA VhS 6D08O
 Roland Ainsworth, who has been looking after His interests in the Hill side country, arrived in the city yes. terday, and will return to his home on Walnut Greek today, where he is en. gagged in farming and stoekraising.
 TEST RUN FTNIBHHD
 w. W. Elliott, of the Champion mines in Crook Canyon, yesterday stated that tho test run of 340 tons of orc through the Mt. Union mill had been completed, and the ooncen. trates are en route Co Fl Psso smelters for treatment. The yield was 2s tons of lead and 37 tons of zine concen. trates. He reports the property as showing up we'll and that develop. ment will bo continued.
 JEROME REALTY BALE
 John oppman has sold to Julian Troth lot 2 and onehalf of lot 2 in block l5 of Jerome, for the sum of s650. the deed being filed for record yesterday,
 From sundays Daily) Humboldt Shopper.
 Mrs. w. II. Knight, of Humboldt, spent yesterday in the city on shop. ping tour. Visiting Teacher.
 Prof. J. II. Franks, in charge of the public school at Octave, was in the city yesterday on private busi.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14

under the new administration. Mir. Morgan has been a resident of the city for over two years and has been in the law offices of T. C. Norris during that time and practitioner before the district court.
 TO THE COAST
 Mir and Mrs. Perry Rtchey left yesterday for San Diego, where they will soiourn for few weeks. Mrs. Ritchcy has been in the city for scv. eral months for the benefit of her health and was joined a short time ago by her husband from Rochester, Ind. She has concluded to remain her health improving They were accompanied on the train by their friend, Miss F.. l. Grim, also of the above city, who will go Co Phoenix Co visit with friends for n few days.
 COLD AND DRY
 Thomas Humphrey. the Williamson Valley cnttlcmau, was in the city yes terday, and stated. that while cattle are in fine condition, the weather con. tinucs cold and dry Rain is badly needed on the range, snd similar con ditions have not becn known in that country for many years
 VISITED FRIENDS
 Mrs. C. F.. I,oux, wife of Conductor Loux of the x. F. r. & P. railway, was visitor from Phoenix yesterday returning home later in the day. She was accompanied by Mrs. Thomas McMshon, wife of Officer McMahon, the latter going to the capital city to witness inauguration day ceremonies.
 PLEAsED WITH COUNTRY ..
 q. R. Anderson, of Water Valley, Miss, after n three months visit to the city, returned home yesterday, and stated that he had formed such a favorable impression of the country that he contemplates returning soon to locate.
 COMES TO LOCATE
 Dr. A. R. Harrington, veterinary surgeon, arrived yesterday from Michi' gan, and contemplstes locating. He will open up a horse hospital snd is booking for suitable accommodations.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
MAKES APPOINTMENT

County Attorney.clect F. W. O. Sullivan has announced the appoint. ment of ]. II. Morgan. as his assistant
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
JEROME REALTY BALE

John oppman has sold to Julian Troth lot 2 and onehalf of lot 2 in block l5 of Jerome, for the sum of s65O, the deed being filed for record yesterday
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
Cily News
 ....ln Brief

From Tbursday's Daily) I,eaves For Coast.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14
LEAVE FOR NEW HOME

Judge and Mrs. 1T. D. Ross expect 10 leave the city tomorrow for Phoe. nix, where they will reside in the future, their change in residence be- ing due 10 the election of Judge Ross Co the supreme court of the state, i.ntcr Mir. and Mrs, II IT Linney leavo. the former being member of the lower houso of the incoming legis- lature Both families will occupy the Tesidence of Carl Hayden. and 1t is reported that Mir, Linney may locate in lhe capital city Co practice law.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-14

Prof. J. II. Franks, in charge of the public school at Octave, was in the city yesterday on private busi. ness.