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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
OROzCO BECOMES A TRAITOR
Is REPORTED TO BE AT HEAD OF
REBEL ARMY ABOUT TO AT.
TACK JuAREz
EVERY MOVE BEING WATCHED
AUTHORITIES IN wAsHINcroN
ARE PREPARED TO POLICE
THE BORDER AT ONCE

Washington, Feb. zS.-War depart
ment officials were concerned today
by reports from Colonel Steever il
charge of the American forces patrol
ling the Mexican border, confirmins
press dispatches that large forces Of
rebels were moving on Juarez. oppo
SITE Ell Paso, Texas. The advices
state that General Orozco was lead
ing one of these forces with 1.4OO
men.
ofhc1als of both the state and war
department consider recent develop
ments in northern Mexico as ominous
ana are watching closely every move
OF the government and the rebel fore
es. Fran Casas Grandes rumor has
come Of serious state Of affairs. with
a large rebel force massing there
TIE rumored movements Of General
Orozco are without confirmation but
Chihuahua continues a hotbed of re-
volufon. Parts OF the republic are
quief but others continue to furnish
basis for the deep concern felt
there All the wos saad children
living; at veIardenF and Aaarcop, where
the american Smiling and Refining
conISany is located. are reported to
have departed. Disturbances are re-
ported in orizaba and Jalapa and So
ledad in the state Of Vera Cruz.
Official advices from the Mexican
border today Indicate that General
Orozco will join the revolutionary
forces of General Geronimo Trevino
in Chihuahua and has accepted the
provisional presidency or Mexico,
To Punish Lieutenant.
Disobedience of orders in crossing
the international line with men under
arms will be the charge upon which
Lieutenant Ben w. Fields, Eighteenth
infantry, is to be tried at San An
tonic. The war department was at
first disposed to condone the offense,
as it arose from mistake, but it
has been finally decided that for the
effect upon Mexico and as an indica-
ton of the United States intention to
observe the neutrality laws, it was
necessary to make an example The I
trial will be by local officers attached {
% the headquarters OF the Department J
If Texas. n
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
DIED AGED 124 YEARS

Columbia, KY. Feb. 2s.-John Mere,
124 years old and probably the Oldest
man in the United States, died yester-
day at his home on Indian Creek.
Merg came to this country from Ger
many in 1912 and enlisted. He drew
a pension for his services and the pa
pers gave his age as "a years at the
time of his enlistment.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
American has Arranaement

Washington, Feb. 23.-The United
States, because of its form of govern
ment, was unable to sign the interna-
tional white slave convention Of 1910.
The United States, however, is a par
ty to an arrangement" which aims
to accomplish the same ends with
out binding the federal government
The white slave traffic, according to
the state department, necessarily
must be handled by the states indiv
iduaify in the absence any any narJs.ff'
police organization.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
Davis WAVES Examination

Philadelphia, Feb. 23.-Monlton H
Davis. of wesd Chester, Pa. who sur.
rendered to the federal authorities
here last week when he learned he
had been indicted in connection with
the alleged MCNAMARA dynamiting
conspiracy, waived hearing today
and was held in $1,000 bail. which was
furnished. for his appearance in IN
dianapolis on March 70. Davis was a
member Of the structural iron work
ers union until about SIX years ago.
when he entered the lumber business.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
Torreon Is Isolated

Torreon, Mex, Feb. 20.-(By Mail
to El Paso). .-Torreon continues to
be isolated both by rail and federal
wire communication from all the out
side world. Only one train has been
able to get out to the north and that
is the one carrying these advices,
leaving today. The news Of the slaugh-
ter which followed the attack of the
Vasquistas on San Pedro Sunday
night is apparently confirmed, the fig
ures being 257 revoltosos killed, be
sides two children, seven women and
II federals killed and IA federals
wounded. The federal outposts had
kept up a fire on the besiegers and
then retreated into town with cry
to evacute.
The vanguard fell into the trap, 20
rebels entering the long narrow street
followed by several hundred poorly
armed poems. bent on saeking the
town. A whitening fire met them
from the house tops where troops and
machine guns were concealed, about
200 falling dead.
Reports current this morning are
that the vasquistas. infuriatel at the
havoc played with their ADVANCE
guards at San Pedro, returned to tie
attack with desperation and final y |
succeeded in entering the torn 4nd
burning the market place. reTkrt
reached here today that Sal Pe8ro
had been sacked last night = e.se
of the fall of san Pedro. the Tas1 lis'
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
U. S. DOES NOT ADHERE
BECAUSE OF ITS FORM OF GOV.
ERNMENT AMERICA couLp
NOT SIGN AGREEMENT
1T IS JOINING IN The WORK
VARIOUS STATES INDIVIDUALLY
ARE URGED TO HANDLE THE
GREAT PROBLEM

Berlin, Feb. 23.-The redchstag to-
day passed the first reading OF law
ratifying the international white
slavery convention Of May 4, 1910.
which makes the crime an extradit-
able offense. Deputies deplored the
non-adhesion of the United States to
the convention. A government repre-
sentative promised that Germany would
make efforts to induce the United
States and other nations to adhere to
the convention.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS.

tGS5cce5eS9e6G5k
Washington, Feb. 2S.-Senate; Not
IN session; meets Monday at p. M
Senator McCumber explained to the
interstate commerce committee his
proposed federal incorporating act as
a sort of constitution for corpora
tions.
Chain manufacturers added their
protest against the steel tariff re-
vision bill before finance committee.
House: Met at noon. Resolution
passed requiring the secretary Of war
to submit all papers in the case of
Major General Ainsworth.
Private pension bills occupied most
of the day.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
BOND IS FURNISHED.

Cicinnati o., Feb. 2s.-I'welve OF
the indicted officials and employees Of
the National Cash Register company
today signed bonds for $4,000 each.
All except Arthur Wentz, salesman
ager at Columbus, O.. are residents Of
Dayton, O. They include John H. Pat
terson and Vice President e. A.
Deeds.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23

tas and Zapatistas will be in com
mand Of the entire Laguna district ex
cept 10 miles radius or less, includ
ing the towns Of Torreon, Gomez Pa
lacio and Lerdo. Mapimi is in the
hands Of bands who come and 20 al
viii in lunches of so and 100. Sun,
day they made demand of the Penoles
Mining company for 1000 pesos which
We're paid by the smelter.
The poems of the city attempted to
loot the town but were suppressed by
Vasquistas and threatened with sum-
mary execution. The rebels are pre-.
serving perfect order. DR.. Luis Pap
arelli. Italian consul at Gomez Pala.
clio, will protest to his government
against an assault upon him and six
other foreigners in the holding up of a
street car between here and Gomez
Falacio.
AS soon as can get into tele
sraphic communication with the TIA
nan minister in Mexico, shall enter
an official protest against this act
with the further declaration that the
governments is not Offering adequate
protection to foreigners" he said.
Eight vasquistas were killed by
federals concealed in box car on
train brought in last night from Sal
tillo over the Coahuila and Pacific.
About so rebels were lined up near
the track and tagged what they sup
posed was the construction train.
Telegraph poles at San Pedro are said
70 be strung with vasquista bodies.
Three hundred rebels hold velardena
The robber contingent that held up
ne International train at Pedricena
placed the lives of the American crew
md passengers in jeopardy when
hey robbed them at the point of pis.
OILS. Conductor J. w. Ferris was shot r
I but missed. Two San Francisco '
ridge workers gave up $50 in I
-merican bills at the point of pistols .
Anticipating an advance by the rebels a
n Lerdo. five miles from Torreon, the Il
sderals are erecting Notifications and
re cutting irrigation bitches to flood 0
10 country and hamper movements s.
rebel cavalry. Railroad officials o.
lcceeded in sending a 100000 train \
merchandise from Gomez Palacio u
the north to relieve BermejilIo, Ma %
mi, Santa Rosalif. and other towns W
Appeals have come from the Gug- = Y
'hheims in Asarco and velardena for y
rces, stating that so rebels were -
possession of the smelter and adj p
ng that the situation was very crit -
H. The same night bridges were
rned at Pedricena and the express =
ain assaulted, and the Mexican fire =
an commanded to take the shoes of ~ -
hat gringo" Engineer Frank Larcl -
lich the fireman refused to do /. :
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
Judae RuIes AoaInst parroy,.

Los Angeles, Feb. % Presiding
Judge Hutton of the superior court
ruled against Clarence S. barrow, for
mer chief counsel for. the Mcnamara
brothers. today in the latter's effort
to procure a fun transcript Of the
grand jury evidence on which he was
indicted several weeks ago for al
legged jury bribery The court held
that the incomplete transcript as de-
livered by the state was sufficient.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
PRIZE FIGHTER DIES

Chicago, Feb. 2S.-Joe Ketchell, the
prize fighter, who collapsed after q
recent bout with Billy Walters at the
United States naval training school,
near Waukegan, died today. Walters
was arrested pending investigation by
the coroner.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
TROOPS PREvENr rRouaLE.

Bardwell, KY. Feb. %. State
troops arrived here today to protect
William Richardson, whose life has
been sought by three different mobs
since he killed James Violet, at Mil
burn, KY, Saturday.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
Seven Bodies Recovered.

CoalgRte, Okla. -eb. 23.-Seven
corpses have been recovered from the
fire in the Lehigh mine. Two men
are missing. The government rescue
department sent men ano equipment
from McAlester to the mine.
The fire started in Mine No. s when
Mexicans were heating a PIT car con-
tanning oil, which boiled over and
caught fire. 1t is believed the two
missing negroes are still in the mine.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23
OKLAHOMA MINE HORROR.

McAlester, Okla, Feb. 2S.--Reports
to the state mine inspector here sa.
eight bodies had been taken from
mine No. S of the Western Coal and
Mining company, IN which fire broke
out late yesterday. Fifteen or twenty
miners were imprisoned. 1t is believed
the eight known dead, and one man
unaccounted for, comprise all the cas-
ualties. The burning mine is near Le-
high, Okla.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-02-23

II Is easier to Know
What to DO Than
To Do 1t.
The Hartford republican., 1912-11-08

HE PanamaPacfc International EXPO
sion designed supassng the famous Durbr
Of nd suitable setting for oriental or
moder colossal scale From huge staircase OF
visitor this Court OF JOY
usuess that Will be feature
o the court VIII contain great pipe
within the center OF the
a groupings Of classic smtuay dancing
figures scntiators VIII play upon
will contrast with the
faeades OF the court m
will the main group
Of exhibit palaces Of the Spanish
arch
The Hartford republican., 1912-11-08
TOWER OF THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. PANAMA
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.

-ROM an architectural the dominating feature of the
Panama Exposition will be the huge tower
Of the Administration Rising 3I5 feet in height and
side by done towers and mnarets OF the
will all times most
Francisco
appear central feature in the great rectange OF EXHIBIT par
height domes Will rise ia
feet 1t5 feet in height From afar this
appear single palace f"urhhs OF mile
with courts each designed
architects The inner courts
colors
T Exposition palaces will he the ottes
buildings will
At base OF the
tower occupy will be huge arcade ne
meath visitors into
This court which viii be 900 by 300 feet IN ITS
greatest designed by McKih Mead White.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26
osa.~unk Co., Csssssliss
Gunnisoa, Colo, April 1, 1912.

"a., SOsc-, NPh - AoA-.
Purssaas 10 cell from tAs chair
0sn of ths Ds9ocrstic Stsss Ceatssl
Osmnissss. nOaice 10 hessSy given
sist . Oosssy C0sveatioa wiu b.
ksla = tAe Cosss Hosss " 0sssi-
-, Coiossdo, on Saturday the 9Th
dsV = April, 1912 ct 1000 O'CLOCK
q. =. 70 select thirteen l3) deIeesAss
to - Sssse Convention TO be held in
Odsssdo Springs, Colo, April 18th,
1919. for the psrposs Of elsctine
twsove az delegates and twelve (l2)
alesssates 10 the Democratic National
Oesssetion TO be held IN the City Of
lieloi0ose, Ad, on the 25th day Of
Jsss. 1912, and such other business
as 0ay properly come before the
coosention.
H. basis Of representation was
ID sase cast fog governor in 1910
aD1 sAe several precincts in the
cosssy will be entitled to the follow
10 eeDeeoentstion. to- wit:
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26

ne Precinct Committeeman will
take notice hereof and take such
steps - may be necessary in the
pssoises.
In incorporated towns where are
mose than one precinct the primaries
win be held Monday, April 22nd,
1912 at 7:3O O'Clock p. m.
NJ. J. ScHMITz,
l5-lS. Chairman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26
Af0rf &C.,.

WHEREAS, The following domestic Corpo
ratisns. having failed for . period of three
y~oss to pay the annual state compensation
lscesse tsH aud other lees required by law, and
tn 0sake reports by the statutes required.
thsy sBd each of them Bow BY under
the suthcrity Of Chapter lJl ef the Session
Laws a 1911. declared To be defunct aud in
oVrrutive.
H. 6unni-on County Coo Operative Telephone
C00pany. The Guunison County Telephone
EneAonGe Company.
la testimony whereof, | have bereubto set
ny hsad sud sffiHed the Crest Seal of the
stase s,f Cciorrao. Done at Denver Colorado,
this first day of April. A. d. 1872
SEAL1 JAMES r. PEARCE.
Ble Secretary Of state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26

eusuA . 49," - sehsr saaeVDl UseA
ssOs - q ts1tonsttsa. his has1s
- sonaDD1 - ~ tobas. 80 stsbby
1sssoaOss pstassa. - - bsaasl Ssr-
0osa. "Dsat sssl ootFvs sssa yss
ssoowhsrO-oo. 81 wsr1-1sav
essa tssl - yoSs ns0s-l'n sOtaG -
soioA q h."
Keith sniIs1. aet unwilling to humSr
tho nsas sccsatricity, snA rstSrse1 10
~ osal, vttA soly - sccastOaal ~
euiFiaG Olaacs sersss the tsbls. TAe
stAss sat saA starsa ct hin. M
hsovy eysbreWe Wriakled o. ~ struG-
OD1 - sWehsa nsROry. The yOUnOsr
- - bs0ua - bic pAe whea IT,
foee eppoits sv1Aealy cleared
"DNna -. I've Ost N-hSal. yss:
hsseasal ssat10AsneaAoeA ~
bsA1o1 uAAss third rfb-oraiaary caso
-<Aots Why I for00t-clsar - ns1
noN-est the Hame IN . miAute-Cao-
to1a-CA0taaa ke1tA-tAa6's h-GAAhs
honAa.s
Pvsslsa st ~ saespscss0 ssssOR
-. yst rsalisinG the frssslliness -
~ -. Keith 6raspsl tAs puAu -
ODss estsn1sA eth se0s csr1ialAty.
"nsat rsneobsr - I s'pese-Asav
toioA you ever 80 Do-1o1rtouD
vAea . oaas = hate - toll -
Wooe yoH Was talkinG about-ooSo
- Aypo1erESc Arst thinG-beAavs1
0On enough tAouGA Whsn I dug sut
- leaA-MiAie ballet. bsAly blsntel
eettinG ths rs-tAought yss nA0At
1te with blood poissa-ceullnt stay
- see-te damn much to Ao-evtAeAt-
iy didn't thoueA-remenbef ne sow ?"
mo. only from chat you say. Yss
must have been at General waite's
headquartep"
That's it-charas - etoseWaII1
Aeld hospital-just happened 10 riae
into Waites camp that aight-lana
lscky for you ! AiA-youna snip there
vented to saw the boneI stoppe1
tAat-liked your face-imaeineA yea
might be worth savfne-aint 20 sure
- II nov. or you wouldn't - cut n
THE COD forsaken country. eating
such grub-my names FsfrSa1n-J0
seph wright Pertain. N. D.-csatrses
surgeon for the rai,rooA-w0rkinG -
the line?"
Keith sAosA his Aeal, feeling aWah-
Saing interest IN hi peculiar eo0-
panion.
NO; just lrfftel IN here from ao~a
- the Arkansas." he eHplaine1 brief
y. "pd you know General waits
49, Aead~
The doctors ruddy face whitenea.
"DeaA,-Willfs Waite deaA," he -
seated what - you nean. sfff Are
~ sure whear
= ought - be sure: I bus4eA In
3ust this Size the Cimmaron Crossing
cut on the Santa re trail
tut - - know n was oesefai
wsFe," - 0aa's inslste.t toe TN
q doubt
Il have - evestioa about a." -
turned keith. eoecluefveiy TIE noo
- wAfee's s9ss and general appeae.
aace. Win eray beard. similar 10 tAs
go I remember - wsre aur4ne tho
ear. He Asl been scalpeA anl hfs
foce beaten beyond recognition. ~
OaPers N Ais pockets we're sufficient
- prove h1s Aeaffty. Besides. - aD4
~ companiCa-a young feYlo~ names
1hy-vere 1nswo sc has0 Da1se -
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26
Rpoire e Dissslueiso
.,ey Mining Company.

Tks Isehrritter Mining Company.
ksOO All Men by These Presents. That
Ie'bA A. Lehrritter. President and Treasurer.
~ tse lehrritter Mining Company. a corpors-
u n sexsnizea under and BY virtue of the Laws
a the Ssate Of Colorado, does hereby certify as
tssIl 80:
That the Capital Stock Il said Lehrritter
NRBinG Company Is Sss.sssl -, and that none of
~asd capital stock is outstanding, and aii a. IL
b in possession a the undersigned for
caocefistSpn snd destruction of same. and in
his jutlwns~ut il Is desirrbie and advisable that
this lssrpsyrntian ie forthwith and forever dis
-cived. There is ne lisbilities debts Of any
uat0re against said Lehrritter Mining Com
p-uy.
Dssed st Gunni-on. Colorado, this LIST day a
April, lsl2 -
JOHN A LEHRRTrTER.
Presi3ent and Treasurer.
Fra RuA. Axril5; lest Pub. April D, 1872.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26
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sso men. sh0e ~ hersss and depsrted
Ne searehe- - sicsisss finding pspers
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CkAprEa s8-,ksssA reaches Carson
~ sna |. - shsss % cn.rsed With
s.:..,s..s - ssss.s 49, Shock Bart
CnAPTER Iy-gAsy can readily swear
- crims - Ea1oA. The latter goes to
ssily ssexnAs shs peril Of swift eor-
tustics a snoonisn IN his cell y .
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= hocoss her brother
CHAPTER K-Hawley a4Desrs 60
30th N hiding recognizes hin - tho
estorioss BlacG Bart hswby trtss .
0ohe bsvo 70 Tie OirL
CMAPfER KI-ThsvS - . tsrrinc hoa-
- N the darkeuoe rso0 In which kstth
evercomes Black bert. Horses are -
eDeoststsd, 80 the oisl who says th6A
~ sAme y taoUs. jstls h the sscASs.
CRApfuQ Hn-KsesA saplsins - -
0D0oa - eaUeotvo 1vs0 justice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-04-26
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From the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript.
The King of Montenegro, Nicholas I,
reigns over only about 100000 people,
while the area of his kingdom is less
than half that of Massachusetts. Never
theless, in apparent defiance of the
powers. he throws down the gage Of
battle to Turkey, declares war against
the sultan and sends his army boldly
across the border Possibly this de-
fiance is only in appearance. for King
Nicholas is related by marriage to at
least two of the powers. He has one
son-in-law who is King of Italy, two
who are Russian grand dukes and one
who is Of the Battenberg family. His
oldest daughter-in-law is of the Neck
lenburg-Strelitz line. Altogether King
Nicholas may know more of the private
minds of some Of the powers than
other people do. Moreover. he may feel
that with SO many august personages
interested in seeing that no great
harm comes to Montenegro he is justi-
fed in bold policy, the consequences
of which to him may not be as pain
full in the worst extremity as they
would be to sovereign who had not
such distinguished matrimonial affilia-
tions in his family.