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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-11

You know when your liver Is bad.
when your bowels are sluggish. You
feel a certain dizziness and depression,
perhaps the approach Of a headache,
your stomach gets sour and full of
gas, tonaHe coated, breath foul. or you
have indigestion. You say, 81 am
bilious or constipated and [ must take
something tonight
Most people shrink from a physic-
they think OF castor oil, calomel. salts
or cathartic pills.
It's different with Syrup Of Figs.
Its effect is as that Of fruit: of eating
coarse food: of exercise. Take a tea
spoonful of delicious Syrup of Figs
tonight and o won't realize you nave
taken anything until morning. when all
the clogged UP waste matter, sol bile
and constipation p~oisons move on and
out Of your system. without grippe,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-11
FILES JUDGMENT AGAINST MORAN.

Transcript OF q Judgment amount
ing with costs to S299 was filed with
County Clerk Woolston today by John
e. Helm. attorney for the STANDARD Oil
cred in the Second District Court
against John Fl. Moran, of Main street,
Orange, for automobile supplies deliv-
cred to him by the Standard OIL Com
pany. Mr.. Moran was formerly tho
general purchasing agent for the
Thomas A. Edison interests. He is now
engaged In the brokerage business in
New York CITY.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-11
pEDDLER HELD IN $1,000 BAIL.

Joseph Fletcher, inspector of IL
censes. arrested Dominick Cradle. of
Eleventh street, New. York, for ped
ding without a license. When searched
by Doorman Van Ness. of the Second
precinct. a razor was found in n
by Judge Herr today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-11
HOLD KEREP EnR EXAMINATION.

chant street, a salesman. was held for
e%Xamination as to his sanity by DR.. Clarke
when arraigned in the Third Precinct Pc
lice Court today. He was arrested last
night on complaint Of lis wife.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-11
PAYS SIS For BEATING HORSE.

John Rixen, a negro, Of S. richener
street, was found guilty and fined SO in
he Third Precinct Court today for beat
Ing 81 team Of horses. Policeman Fischer
made the complaint. He said that Rixen
onjnued to heat the, animals when or
dered to stop.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-11
BREAKS THIGH In FALL.

John GustaVson. 45 years old, who lives
In a hut on the Plank road, fell today
and broke his thigh. He was remove TO
st. James's Hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-11
LEAKY GAS RANGE CAUSES FIRE.

A fire. caused by a leaky gas range, did
s. damage at the home of Louis Vein
stein. 27 Hillside place. today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-11
O DISPUTE
TO BE HEARD

Tpon the decision Of a sub-committea
appointed by the finance committee u
Common Council will depend the out
OF the fight between the Board oil
Health and the Humane Society over
the dog peril in Newark.
The Board of Health will endeavor 10
substantiate the allegations of Health
Officer David d. Chandler that there
ave between $4,000 and 10000 dogs in
Newark and that the Humane Society
is utterly incompetent TO handle the
situation.
The Humane Society will Try to prove
that the assertion of DR.. James c. Cor
lies, its president, was correct When he
said there We're fewer dogs on the
streets than ever, and that hydro
phohia is a grave danger.
If the subcommittee. to which the
matter was referred last night, decides
in favor of the Board of Health, it is
extremely probable that the Humane
Society will not receive its annual APP
preparation of $500 from the city,
Should the Humane Society be deprived
Of 1t the city's dog question will. in ali
probability, revert to the Board OF
Health.
This. according TO the charges of DIR.
Corlies, is what the Board of Health
has been trying to bring about for
years for political and financial rea-
sons. not in any way connected with the
dog question.
DR.. Corlies appeared before 1the
finance committee last night, together
with others interested in the work OF
the society.
We are here and wish to be heard, -
he said. What we want is a square
deal. Furthermore, we not only are
willing for an investigation. but we de-
mand one. We viii prove that we
handle the dog question better than
ever. Our records are open and we are
pleased to show them to anyone"
The subcommittee will set a date foi
a hearing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
STABBED
AND DRAGGED By
THE HAIR OF
HER HEAD
After Plunging Knife Into
Victims Body Fiend at Do
mingo Hauls Her Several
Hundred Yards.

speciai TeIeKrnaa - Tsseutpu EEernldD
Domingo. ~ a.. April 26.--JGgc
Torres e. IN the sandoykl county tail
az Iiernallllo on the charge of assault
with intent % kin upon Maria Ea-
parsa. woman with whom he has
been living for some time, and the
womon a. IN critical condition with
a fair chance Of recovery. with a stab
wound through her side near the
heart
The assault. which was a most
brutal and savage one. occurred last
night. Torres came home drunk ane
found the women AZ the house Of a
neighbour about IA O'Clock. tie hunt
ca her up and made deadly assault
upon her. plnnging a long knife into
her body and then seixlng her by the
hair Of the head hn dragged her for
several hundred yards 90 his house.
the woman meanwhile shrioklng
frlghtfuily hut for the facs that
Torres failed 60 drive the knife IN
straight II would have penetrated the
heart and killed her instantly. Dr.
Palmer OF Cerriiloa was Immediately
summoned aud dressed the wounds.
Torres. when taken before the justice
OF the peace. pleRded guilty 20 the
charge ~ assault With intent to XIII
and was taken 70 Bernalillo BY a dep-
uty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
IINKLE DECLARES IN An
ARGUMENT FOR THE tiIccAla

The naht over the contest brought
from senator Hinkle the first fiery
speech he has made al this session.
~ am not an advocate Of the recall.
gentlemen" sid Mr Hinkle. hut q Is
just such action as yours acre today
thNt win soon make every honest man
la this state seck iho recall ! warn
you thni Just such work as d heing
done is Whist % COINS "a put this state
into tho Democratic column next fall
and pui the rooall into our constitu-
lion. / want ~ sny iu you members
of the minority that df you had the
recall today SOU wouldn't dare 80
home 10 the pooplo who elected YOU,
Tor b YOU ala you would not come
hack here next winter 20 the lesis-
intureH
senator Mahry followed With a
feathing dcnuncintlon ~ the action
Following seferol m0tlons 90 adjourn,
ar Mnbry moved % have the record
Of the afternoon seenl0n printed. Mr.
Holt moved 10 table tue motion. SIR
Mebry charged that the Republicans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
STANDING ROOM At
CANADIAN
Best Ever Heard in City" is
Verdict Of Enthusiastic Au-
dience Over Varsity Enter
tainers' Concert.

Especial TeleGFam "a Evenine fferaIal
Canadian. Texas. April 25.--A stand
ing room house. chock fuii Of cnthus-
lnsm. greeted the University OF New
Mckee entertainers IN their third
concert OF the tour az the opera house
here last. Half a day was spent Ia
CHnadlau and thc peonie freattd the
yisitors royalty. The audience de-
clarcd q was the best program ever
heard IN town. the originality and
ginger and cieverness Of the topical
songs being che bis card. The polit-
lea. sonEa and the sunragetfe stunts
a. usual took the fancy o. the house.
the solo work OF Ar. Andrews. and
Mr.. sedera appearances. being cspec-
tally applauded. although everything
was SO well received Il a. hard to dis
crimlnate All the entertainers are
IN the best " health ana having the
time OF their lives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
FRITZ MULLER AND
BURKE TURNED
DOWN BY THE
COMMITTEE
Benigno Hernandez and John
Pflueger Recommended for
Receiver and Postmaster at
Santa Fe.
r. H. SIMS JOB NOW
UNDER ADJUSTMENT
(speriaI Telegram 10 Evening HernIdl

Especial Telegram 10 Evening HernId)
Santa re. n. NJ, April 25.--Consld-
erabie ~ a sensation was created here
ghia afternoon when the Republican
state executive committee announced
that Captain Fritz Muller receiver OF
the land office IN santa Re. and p. =.
Burke. postmaster az SANTA Re, would
mt be- recommended for reappont.
ment nenigno Hernandez of itio Ar
riba county Riii he recommended for
Mr. Muiler's Sob and john Pflueser,
the merchant Of santa Fe and for
many years q merchant az Lamy
junction win bc recommended for Mr.,
Burke's fob.
The recommendation VIII be trhns-
mltted 10 Washington by telegram to-
night. Mr muller was q captain 30
ROoseveltB Rough Riders and is q
Roosevelt man Mr. burke Is a
b0rther of CONGRESSMAN Burke Of
Penusylvanla md y ia said ne was
considered too CLOSE 10 the old An
dreWs regime Tho receiver and req
lister o. the land office at Las Cruces
was before me committee this after
noon and pas passed over until to-
night The Impression seems 20 De
that Reeeiyr b. y Sims may not be-
recommended TOR Fe-anpointment The
committee also annonp ,ed that Mrs,
Pedro psroa would be recommended
for reappointment as postmistress az
RernaiiilQ. The committee d nov
considering a long list of small post
offices. rHt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
ORGY or
MURDER AND
PltLAGE
IkEEz
Streets Of Moorish Capital
Filled with COrpses Of Vic
Tins Of Fanatical Mob; Sur
vivOrs Starving.
TERRIBLE TORTURRs y
INFLICTED BIZ WOMEN

tny Eseainm uerala a. q. Lessea Wirel
F'cz. Morocco. April 24-rhc jewish
quarter Of Pea presenter D lanicniabla
spectacle as q result of the recent
plilaging and iooiine hy the revolt
Tag populace and mutineors among
tho Moorish soldiers.
or the 10000 Jewish residents no
fewer than 1900 were made homeless
by fire and these have now taken
refuge. half naked and hungry. IN
the gardens "a the sulian's palace.
Hundreds Of emacIated human be-
inEs are huddled together there IN
empty cages Of tne sultan q nleaageFie
ANA these are surrounded hy cages
containing wild beasts. which. mad
dened BY the sight % human flesh.
fill the gardens with their rocrs
One OF the assassins % COLONEL
Lory confessed thar the Moorish
women were the rlngieaders 10 hts
murder. They tied his arms and feet
and then slowly stabbed bin 10 death.
The mob sacked ana burned az iis
pleasure. destroying everything that
came IL is way The synagogues
were wrecked and the sacred books
NNtMAN WAANMNA|MH" NNN - NAN WAAAh'" W.
Objects zoo heavy 10 be- carried Oft
like beds and furniture. were first
hacked to pieces and then piled ~
che streets and set on fire.
The streetg are a picture Of desoi-
ltion. Here and there are 70 be seen
the naked corpses Of persons who
we're struck Down while trying 10 90
cape. M
At the Frthch, British and other
consuintes bread Is being supplied 70
the starving refugees and the consnis
made efforts 10 find shelter for the
homeless
The bodies OF the French officers
killed IN the recent fighting, have not
yet been All found. bat those recover
ed show that the soldiers suffered
terrible fortunes ano that their
cospses we're muliiaied in a norriiy
irz manner
Many arrests of Moorish soldiers
and citizens OF Fez have been effected
THE prisoners viii be tried BY court
martial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
ROOSEVELT DOESN'T NEED
CALIFORNIA DELEGATION

SIM Francisco. Aprh 25.-ln teie'
graphic mossage addressed 20 Cos or
nor Johnson yesterday from Knox
Vile. Tenn. Theodore Roosevelt said
be believed he could win the Repub.
llcan nomination without the assisle
ance OF California delegates. and that
he W0uld b. unable 20 make cam
paien in this state.
With three weeks working time be-
fore The primary elections Senator
Ia Toilette leit lor Fresno today and
win open his California campaign IN
that city tonight
Ralph ID. Cole former copgreasman
from Ohio has stirred up the tait
Campaign In this part Of the state
and VII deliver addfesses here 20.
night and tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
TO BRING
REPUBLICANS OF
HOUSE UNDER
CONTROL
Cancellation Committee APP
pointed at Last Nights
Caucus to Discuss Plans and
Methods Of Restoring Har-
mony.
AssElGBLYMEN RESENT
SENATE INTERFERENCE


Especial Telegram 20 Evening IIeraIdl
santa Fe, n NJ. April 25--chlef
Interest today in the legislature cen
ters IN the efforts being made By the
Republican state executive committee
10 TX up the situation In the house.
II h. probable that the Republicans
VIII regain control OF the house. but
Il Is by no means sure thing a
joint confncnrcncc Of the senate and
house Republicans was held last night
a8 the capitol building. After much
discussion senator John Clark ana
Representative James ". chaves
and John Baron Burg were named
~ "a committee of the jolng caucus
Go await upon the executive commit
tee and 81 discuss plains and methods
for uniting the party Ia the h9u9c
and senate ln order a. act on matters
of legislation Prior % entering the
joint caucus last nisht the house Re-
pubhcans had house caucus. a.
thia caucus ii Was decided that the
house Republicans would tolerate no
suggestions from the senate as to
what they should az should not DO
with their contest eases and that any
actkln taken on these cases would he
taken by the house Republicans ~
~ understood the house Republicans
still resent any Interference on the
part AZ the Republican executive eom-
mittoe.. bat Il o. believed that the
conference between lhe committee
and the three members named by the
caucns last nlght viii result IN some
understanding as a. basis Tor suture
action.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
REPUBLICAN MEMBERS SAY
ACTION MAS RIGHT AND JUST

The Herald today asked a number
~ Republican members OF the state
senate for expressions regarding the
unseatlng Of AbeiiB9 Romero. AMI the
seating OF the contestant. A. g. A5ey-
tia, from the fourteenth senatorial
district. Ia View OF the vigorous DEM
ocratic assault upon the action % the
majority al yesterdays session. With.
out exception the reply was the same
The resolution adopted Dy the SEN
ate states the ground upon which this
action was taken. The action was
legal. right and Just; and In view OF
the fact ana the law ii wes tiie onis
action that could be- taken. Oar as
ton and the resolution speak for
themselves; and there Is nothing
further 20 say upon the subject The
resolution deciding this contest states
that due notice was given che contes-
tee 10 place his case before the SEN
ate. Absolutely no effort 10 file ans
showing was made M. Abeytia, on
the other hand. an statements 20 the
contrary. filed a complete abatement,
III his case with the committee. which
- part Of the record ~ the senate
and shows beyond any doubt his right
10 fhe seat The action taken by ihe
senate Is right"
This expression b made By an
members OF the majority who will
discuss the case az an None 0f the
members approached cared 20 saiK
for publication. stating that the ac-
lion ana the resolution spoke for
themselves. one member OF the as-
sambly presented a unique View Of
the case this morning
1--WE hear that fraud Is charged on
both slides In this fourteenth district
contest" he said. land from nil re-
ports there may be something Ia H.
"a would have required six weeks 90
have given "a senate hearing on this
case, and while thore Is plenty OF
time left. there Is no use wasting q
on a contest ~ this kind. Nj. Nu.
Nero has occupied HIS seat Just bali
OF tho session Ia spite Of the fact that
iAt contest against him was flied
right nt the opening oil the sosslon.
What iE the matter with letting Mr..
Abcytia have the last halfG Il Is an
equal division"
While The hOuso committec on
privileges ana elections hAu not yef
dennitolg determined lis action on
the three contest cases before q. 4
d understood on very good authority
that the Cnlfax county contest viii
b. decided ln favor of the Republican
contestant. Mr. Martinez tlat RE-
mlglo Lopcz. Democrat, win be per-
mitted 90 retain hia seat. and that
40 decision has been reached on me
Lincoln county Case. Al least e par
tlnl report may bo expected from the
house committee before che end Of
this week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
ne Ma!.rkets


New York, April 25.--'Readina.
which sold a. iee ia. its highest price
Ia considerably more than "a year. and
fow speCinities dominated the stock
market IN tho early session today
American Can was taken up with
vi3or selling "a 30 and aurpuaains
previous records. The buying "a
Reading bore the marks % accumu-
intion and WAS attended By soRgoaa-
ton rumora.
conpcrs and American smoinna
rose a point. Bonds were STEADY.
slight ralliea In the usual mareet
leaders we're followed BY nroionzad
intervals OF dullness. gIieh priced
coal stocks showed buoynnoy on an
accepted belief that "a unaofssaadins
bad been reached between the oper-
ators and the miners 0nins ran
from la % 8 points with exceptional
~ LARGE dealings N Reading and lee
hiRh Valley.
The market closed strong.
In tho last hour the Influence or an
other rise IN Reading. LehlRh Valley.
and American Can, the standard
stocks became more active. United
states Steel and Union Pacific sold at
best prices OF the day and various
speclalties added to previous gains.
Realizing sales caused some recess
sions. Closing ptices.
Call money. ~ Ga per cent.
Prime paper, ai-aa4m per cent.
silver 90 3-s.
Mexican dollars, a..
Copper. SI5.50nf5.J5.
Tin, stt.50m 44,T5.
Lead, t4.i0m4.20.
Amalgnmated, "a as.
Sugar. i27h.
Atchison, 100 is
Great Northern. i32 Ia =
New York Central, 1870 50.
Northern Pacific. III "a.
Reading. 1853 SIS
Southern Pacific. ii3M.
Union Pacific. i73m.
steel. "a is.
Steel, preferred, ff3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

Chicago. April 7E.--cattle-~It re-
celpta $500; market steady to zoe
npt beovce ttsEe0 IssO. Texas ateefs.
98.Bomf.5es western steers. e5.EQ@
1.6J: stockera and feeders S4.son
e70. cows end heifers. t2.7eas.7o;
calves. $1,000 $50.
Hogs Receipts le,e00; market
steady 10 a shade UP; ngnt. t7.s09
7.57Ms mixed, s7A097s7h; heavf.
sg.4e07s9; rough, tS.t007.60. pin.
S7.5e07.S0.
Sheep Receipts 10000; market 10
20 20 cents ups native. s4.b0@ 100.
western. f4.75mb.4o; yearlings te.oo
fp7.75; native lambs. 35.6B4 s.3Si
western lambs. s6.o0@ $40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
GRAYs WILL BEGIN
SEASON IN GOOD TRIM
Albuquerque Iias,'hail club VIII Pre-
sent strong line Up Ia Game
sgninsl san tiarcial.

Manager Daniel Padilla Is much
pleased over tho prospects for a sues
cossfu season for the Grays baseball
club whleh win open Tire season
SUNDAY in q samC asninst san Mar
ciai on Traction Park diamond, Bar
nVs MeGrath end Vail win be the san
Marcial battery McGfath is a west
orn ienEuer Tie VIII play with the
Grays later in the season IN emcr-
eencies Frank Warren. of tae
Happys has been signed ar by tha
Grnys al play shnristop. hibp, of San
Fanciaeu. win play secund. saiazar,
third. and cargo. Texsa luasuef, who
played With the AiNarados last suns
day. VIII be- in the ouineld. a cork
inn good game IL cxpeuiod as SAN
Marcisl b. said 90 have CLASSY club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
REPRESEHTATNESOF
BIG RAIL WAYS
GATHERING FOR
HEARING
Proposed Regulation Act,
Modelled After Texas Law,
Vigorously Opposed as I'm.
ust by Railroads.
THREE CENT FARE, ONE
OF PROVISIONS OF BILL


Especial relsaram % EventuG msraia1
Santa Re. ~ a.. April 2s.--prcns-
inent railroad men. representatives, of
lines operating In New Mexico. are
gathering here today from all dlrec
tions 70 be present ~ the meeting
tonight ln joint session of the house
and seDnte committees on railroads.
witch win have ~ for consideration
tho Moreno bin providing for "a thrse-
cent fare. state regulation of opera
tiOn az trains, handling Of freisat
shlpmenta. etc The hill Ia an is de-
tails. wish the exception 81 passenger
ratee, is modelled after the Tcxas law
and IL being vigorously opposed By
an the railroads. because they sag ts
provisions are unjust under esiatlna
conditions n New Mcxico. 1he COIN
mltfee may be IN session FOR several
days. Among the prominent ailroad
men who arrived here today are Gem
eral MANAGER r. C.. Fox, Passenger
Traffic Manager w. J. Black, Traffic
Manager j. Brinker. Division Agent
w. r.. Brown. General solicitor u. l..
waldo. and q number Of other well
known Santa re traffic men. Repre-
sontatives are also here IN behalf ol
the Southern Paoific Rock Island,
Denver a Rio Grande. 70 Paso a.
Southwestern and the local railroads
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25
HOW GIRLS
MAY AVOID y
PERIODIC PAINS


Rochester, N. Y.-"I have daueh-
TOR 70 years old who has always heon
very healthy until recently when she
complained Of dizziness and cramps every
month, 90 bed that ] would have % keep
her homo fFum sehool and put her b bed
% get relief.
after giving her only two bottles Of
Lydia 2. Pinkham's Vsgetablc Cen.
pound she Il now enjoying the best Of
health. ] cannot praise your Compound
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my child. - Mrs. RICHARD N. puNHAM,
81 Exchange ST., Rochester, NY.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

thanks for what Lydia r. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done for me.
/ had taken other medicines but did not
find relief. - Miss Cora B. F0aRgAuGI,
Stoutsvillo, Ohio, RED, No. /.
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Lydia +. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

Kansas City, April --Cattle--Re-
colpts 1900, Including soc southerns.
market steady 20 10 cents higher ma
tfsn .t.ars Ga raena "A. ..,.tt. ...s,
steers. ss.b0W7.75. southern COWS
ana helfera S4.00 a. s.gs; native cows
and heifers. St.09W7.1ss ntockers
and feeders. s5.00a 100: bulls. $3.50
also; calves. st.0O9 100; western
steers $3.50 soc; Western cows.
st00HG.s0.
Sheep Receipts 10000: market
% TO 80 cents higher; Colorado lambs.
$40; muttona. s5.00m7.J0. lambs.
t7.0Om9.l9; fed wethers and year
lings $1,000 7.Ts; fed ewes, $1,000
s.2s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-25

were afraid 20 50 before the people
with the record. The motion was then
tabled. who Is going 10 nix the rec
ordg' asked Harth.
Mabry demanded to know " the
members had access TO the notes Of
the sten0graphers. Air. Holt explain
ed that the chief clerk was in charge
Of the journal OF the senate and would
have Il prepared.
Mr. Hinkle wanted to know q the
chief clerk could eliminate any por-
ton OF the Journal that he chose. Mr..
Holt replied that the clerk was COM
PEELED 20 put into the Journal the com
plCte record The resolution uHaeat-
ing Romero was then passed fourteen
20 nine after Mr.. Holt mad proved the
previous question. Otherwise the vote
stood as above. Tile unGeated eena-
tor az once started a. remove his pa
por4 from his desk The members OF
the minority gathered around him 70
oner condolences. Il is understood
shat Abeytia will take his seat TINS
afternoon. .s,
In many ways the contest was one
of the most extraordinary that even
the New Mexico legislature has ever
known. Although each senator was
limited to three minutes Il gave sac
democratic members every emporium
ny 20 express themselves. which they
did with extraordinary fluency and
vlgor. Aside from the parliamentary
action % Mr. Holt and I'm occasional
remark from him. not member OF
the majority attempted any defense
Of the action nor took any part In the
proceedings further than 20 vote.