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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-01-17

FOR SALE-Going at a bargain,
II taken before January 90 Call and
inquire at the F. o. Stevens house
on Military Hill If you want an ideal
home cheap; corner Grand street
and True avenue. Jan10-17
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Ladies, bring your combings TO
Mrs. f. C. Boone, Pullman, r. f. ID.
No. 1, to have your switches made.
Price So. Money back II not salts
fled. Dec1 3Jan3
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.,s,ract of the Proceedings OF the
Hoard of County Commissioners,
Whitman County, Wash.

The board of county commission
ara met, pursuant to Adjournment,
January and Z, 1913, with all
members present.
Current Expense Claims Allowed
.rars. VIM. M, telephone
expense, State vs.. Cookers 80
paker. w. R., exp. as deputy
sheriff ...... -. ... 1906
norroll e. r., supplies for
county farm ........... $40
porroll L. L., supplies for
ianitor -. .... 500
running, l.. L., exp. as cor
oner go. 49,, -. 1850
trimming, L. L., expense as
coroner ..... $3.50. 20. 90
Carter, G. B., boarding pris-
oners ... ..... -. 1860
Carter, G. B., expense as
sheriff go. l6.OO
City Grocery, supplies for
county farm .... 80. S.95
Cole. VIM, expense as dep
uty sheriff $3.50
colfax Comoner, supplies for
county attorney ........ 4.2o
Colfax Commoner, county
printing, December ..... $500
Colfax Gazette, printing for
auditor .... I.OO
Colfax Gazette, supplies for
superintendent ...... 26.2j
Colfax Gazette, supplies for
treasurer .... 49,. =. 24L70
Colfax Gazette, printing for
sheriff ...... 80. 49,. 800
Colfax Milling Co., feed for
county farm ..... ... 17,l0
Cox, R. A., chicken feed, for
county farm ..... ... 90
Cox, R. A., salary ........ s0.0c
Dobson, W. R., livery, ac-
count of sheriff .... 500
Duchemin, Ralph, auto hire.
county nurse 49,. 49,. 400
Eastman, Robert A, expense
as engineer 49,. ... 1900
Elk Drug Store, supplies for
JanllOE o.UO
Elk Druk Store. supplies for
county superintendent -. $50
Ellis, Samuel expense as
commissioner -. -. 49,. "8.4
Gildea, Frank, livery for en-
gineer ...... f.Uo
Gwinn, D. H., stationery for
engineer i.ho
Hamilton Drug Co., stock
cure, county farm 1890. sc
Hamilton Drug Co., supplies
for county nurse and Phys. 6.45
Hodgkins, H. c., expense.
bridge inspection .. 2.30
Housekeeper, j. O., window
light In jail ...... 500. 4.o1
Kimbrough, j. H., supplies
for seriff ..... . 2745
King, A. E., stationery for
Juuse l.ON
King, A. E., supplies for
clerk -. =. -. 2S5
King, A. E., supplies for
ensineer -. !. 3a
King, A. E., supplies for
sneihA '''... .oo
King, A. E.. supplies for
superintendent zoe
Ang, A. E., supplies for
auuitor -. -. go. 5.H1
Lacey. W. H., groceries for
| county farm .. 80. $500
Lippitt Bros, supplies for
county farm -. -. -. 7.4y
LOVe' ii. M, supplies, ac-
count of various offices 22.9f
aattoon, ]. O., expense as
superintendent $50. sos
nechling, A. w. & Son, sup
plies for county farm. =. 500
nechling, A. w. & Son, bill
board for court house -. 2.5C
miller, A. p, expense as com
ioner -. o.oi
miller, Jess, service as dep
NY sneriff .... . 1900
model Steam Laundry, court
mouse laundry ..... s.,
40rsan, ]. A., livery for
'uerii1 800. -. .. 2.0l
Murray, E. c., recording for
auditor 49,. -. 87.5C
aecaw. ]. NJ, expense as en-
slneer 49,. -. 80. :. 9.s'
AeOroskey, S. L., checking
LOT auditor 800. 800.
newman, Roberta, work in
Clerks office 49,. 80. 35.tt
rae. 7. & T. Co.. telephones
various offices -. 6s.st
''Oaeer Bindery G Printing
o, Co. supplies for treasurer 21.9f
Iilps, A. W., expense as
uoputy superintendent =. IL
sOtlatch Lumber Co ,umber
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CORN. CORN,

VIII have car OF corn in soon
Cali and get prices.
Jan10-17 J. P. DUTHIE.
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No. 1886.
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, In and for the
County of Whitman.
]. F. Reynolds Lands,
Plaintiff
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

IS, '''''' '''...... lS4.OO
stotler' F l., expense as Co.
u, ~, - '.',.... go. $3.50
W. W. P. Co., Dec lights for
Luz mouse ''''.. 800. 1880
W. W. P. Co., current for Co
go, 10 - -. -. ...,... 1915
Whitlow, NJ w, expense as
Inn isS'oher -. -. 9.25
Woodin & Morrison, sup
p'ieS lor jail '..... 49,. 1876
zellmer & Little, supplies for
-, "'' arm '''... ..... 20.4E
The claim of f. r Russell,
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 105-s. FL No. 4se.

%. ~
AN ACT to improve the public service. to
: create a civil service commission and de-
fine its powers and duties, in each city OF
SO, Article 4. Of the State Constitution. ss''''
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
not organized under Section SO. Article 1. Of
the State Constitution. there shall be q civil
service commission Hereinafter called the
commission) of three commissioners, who shall
be citizens Of the State and residents Of the
city and serve without compensation. No
commissioner shall at the time Of his APP
United States. the. state Of Minnesota. or OF
other the Office q notary puels
The mayor shall appoint as commissioners
persons Known to favor the principle Of merit
terms Of those first appointed, to be desis-
,t,e one on i the frst day, Of FEBRUARY in the odd
SenD the appointment. one on tie nTst day day Of Of
tho tss 't second
years to 1all expired terms, and in case .oi
n Of ctes
the ilrst appointment shall be made on or
DeISls Each. a Commissioner, befors entering upon
city ets clerk an oath for the faithful d,schasss
: Sec. cs 2 =. The city council shall get ap.r.
on the first Monday In January OF each year,
IN The city net thar
the population Of the city, according to the
next preceding state or national census, ID
be known as the fgnd ana e
revert to the current expense fund Of the city.
70 provide such fund the city council shall
nnnuAl liDOnIA NIL
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1o2-s. F. No. 6s4

. CHAPTER 102-s. F.. No. 6s4.
AN ACT to amend sections and 81 Of chap
ter 53, Special Laws Of Minnesota for 1851
ID entitled: AN act to confirm and continue
tho present municipal court of the city Of
.aI Duluth & in ,r the County Of st. Louis. in the
tion Of such court and to regulate the prac-
tice and procedure thereof as amended
by chaPter 230 General Laws of Minnesota
eral Laws of Minnesota for 1905. and pro-
,viding for assistant judge Of the munic-
deanty Of ST. Louis, s Il the stste 81 Minne X ass
sota and providing for terms Of court to
5S al. held in that part Of said city known as
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the state
Section l. Duties Of judge, special Judge
and assistant municipal judge-how elected
Section !: That Section Of Chapter So of
ahe ao Laws La to OF tor 1891 be
Secs 4 There shall be one judge Of said
mupicpaI court to be called municipal judge,
in office during the term for which he was
elected. and until his successor shall be elect
ed and qualified. The qualified electors of the
esetion 70 he'd On the the sa1 1s usp Sn1s1esl Hass
day in April in the year one thousand nine
the general municipal election every fourth
t4th) year thereafter, elect q suitable person.
with qua qualifications hereinafter mentioned. to
his office for q term OF four ~ years. and
until his successor shall be elected and quaIi-r
There shall be one ~ special Judge Of said
municipal court. whose manner Of election, !,
fcations shall be the sarne AZ those Of the
municipal Judge except as otherwise provided,
in this act, and his successor shall be elected
ner, @ provided However that % the n powes. M sn- com
ferred upon the municipal Judge BY Sections
ssht Sns and e. rtSn,ns ten . thirteen ss.
5sxclusively except that the assistant manics
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 9S-S. f. No. n.

A BILL for an act authorizing Cities Of fifty
thousand inhabitants and over in the ex-
ercsc OF the police power by Ordinance to
designate Residence districts in such cities
wherein only buildings for residences may
be erected and maintained,
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section /. Any city In this state now or
hereafter having population of fifty thousand
Inhabitants and over may, in the exercise of
by its city council or common council or other
governing body, upon petition Of fifty per
sought to be affected, designate residence dis
trlcts IN such cities wherein only buildings for
residences may be erected and maintained, in
cluding duplex houses and double houses, and
prohibiting the erection and maintenance of
hotels, stores, factories. warehouses. dry clean
Ing plants, public garages Or stables, tenement
and apartment houses.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after it's passage.
Approved March "a, 1918.
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

sherses eoass y " a.,d 81 Nm d,tios
tto. ths saialy hsrsla provided
The election ,1 e 3
teen iiola there shall IS be- elected q sssistant
s::i. sni sss IL n9'a y, sfi:
salas.ss sss,,si
Laws q Minnesota for the year 1891. u
amsnded 4, g g g e read 9. tolloXs: s. "a
dSl:rs Fer .nam 'aisry q sa
The salary Of the assistant municipal judss
fdred u5pN dollar. per annnm. Tho salary
aso dosr
ana the salaIy Of the hrst deputy clerk 3 ,oos Ct
aoars ;a e .ns ssysa at aS
sHasa sanuna s sseh' The H' % sais1y tho ofaeisl
one thousand ooe5 oS dollars @ 'd per snhum. me
shall receive ss
e ea1 81 ssa city oHss' % saes q
said officers shall be payable from the city
instaiirnents, and neither Of said Officers shah
receive any other tee or compensation for his
.sd esepter
Special Laws Of Minnesota for the year 1901,
be amended by adding tho following sections
Sec Sec iasp.ssi 6. Ther. is hereby e.tablshed
branch OF division. Of the municipal court. IT.
asa as W.. IN
court court ii R'ss West Duluth and place where the
division Of Of the the s colrt.. % business may keep
his office and attend to the business af the
Tho clerk Of the mpnicipa court
Of attending to the business Of the West Du-
luth division, and, Y necessary. the council
adacn. aS% hs d.paey hs
ipai court shall, hold a term Of the court At
the. frst wednesday Of each month and may
ss q
ness M or inability Of the a,5 assstant Judge Of Of
held or heard by either Of the other judges
SEQ. 81. A calendar ana record Of cases
tried and to be tried in said West Duluth
division Of said court shall be kept by the
clerk the same as the record Of cases is
papers, records and documents pertaining to
esT,s; t ts,sd ana to he tried II said West
dered elsewhere by the Judge Of said court.
Sec s.. Any and all causes. civil or ,crtu,s.
tried in said West Duluth division. Tho
practice and mode Of procedure in the West
Duluth division Of said court shall be tho
same in all respects as that in the municipal
court proper. except that on all papers per-
tanning to- causes tried. or to be tried thereat
thereof wherever the name Of the court oc-
curs the. additional words: ''West Duluth
Division"
Sec. so. The assistant Judge Of the muric.
ipal court may practice in the municipal
court proper and act attorney in any case
In 1uhf ~
he sits, or is expected to sit as the presiding
Judge" &Et -
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage. 81
Approved March "a, 1918. l" -
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1os-s. F. No. 800.


AN ACT authorizing any city Of this state
now or hereafter owning an electric light
and power plant and having a population Of
ten thousand 100000 inhabitants or less. to
make contracts for the purchase Of q sup
ply Of electricity for operating such plant.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota: III
Section 1. That any city Of this state now
or hereafter owning an electric light and pow
er plant and now or hereafter having a popu-
lation Of ten thousand O,O0O) Inhabitants or
less. shall be authorized and empowered to
enter into contract or contracts for the pur-
chase by such city or electricity for the pur-
pose Of operating such electric plant, upon
such terms as may be approved by a two
thirds vote Of all Of the members Of the
governing body thereof; provided. that such
or 0e
Sec. 2. The obligation incurred by, any
such city in the making of such contracts
shall not be considered part Of It's in
debtedness under the provisions Of its govern
a limit Of Indebtedness for such city,
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect ana be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved March %, 1918. ~.
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 1O8-s. =. No. $40,

AN ACT to amend Section Of Chapter 1925,
u General Laws Of 1911, entitled s'An Act re-
lating to clerk in office of county auditors
3 In certain counties In this state"
Be It enacted by the Legislature q the state
Of Minnesota: =. 4 s
section j. That Section Of Chapter s25.
General Laws Of 1911. be, and the same 10
hereby amended SO as to read as follows:
Section i. The county auditor shall be al
lowed for clerk hire one-ffth OF one mill on
each dollar of assessed valuation, not exceed
ing Ave million 3dollars;ion all sums IN excess
OF five million dollars, one-tenth OF one mill
on each dollar: to be paid monthly out Of the
county treaAury on the order OF the county
auditor, accompanied by his certificate. that
the service has been rendered and that no
allowance for such clerk hire shall be made
or received in any case, except Tor services
actually rendered: provided, that the above
provisions Of this section shall not apply to
c0untie9 having q population OF less than
so. 900 or more than 40, 900, nor to any county
Of the class herein referred. to where such
salary or clerk hire Ia now hxed by special
law; provided d further, that in any county
whore the public service would appear to de-
mand II, the county commissioners may grant
an, additional sum FOR clerk hire in the Of
:nce OF the county auditor. when such addi-
tionAl sum has been approved by the att0r-
ney Eeneral and the public examiner, provtd-
Ing that in-eVery county OF the state the audi
81, shall be allowed at lsast 5000 for clerk
ssc. q. ,rhis net shan take effect and b in
folue from and after its passa sc.
4 xSaApproYed March E25. S1018. EslS
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

II a. any sale supon Sforecloa1ira of fnoft9a9e ar
laxecuffd1I ce a. any i,ldiriais sSys durfn1 fhe
i ssesanents on which any penalty wonid oth-
tnpon my poiicy q insurance proeured In in re-
neWal q any expilins policy upon mortsass
% shalI become due during such year of ~
dsmpt par the same. and In all such cases,
the sum. sos paid. With interest shall b part
from H,cb asle... Such pa lments shall s.
= aas tas i3sas .ad ds 5:.
scribins tho. premises. which must BE- nied
for record With tho. register Of deeds. and .
Sc e least. ten .dsy.. bsfors expiration Of tn.
Sec. 2. III. fset shall take eject and be in
Approved March Is, dDls.
49, .--..-.-, = =
Of 1e1 % secnon se .n1so
Ps,ssss RI ., e money s!liss.s .ad s,t:: e
!! pssss. liz a$,t: .'e.s. .'1. 8 81.
sscsian & M1nns.0ta ai.. a.,t,. q 5, ,,.,..
Esy1ssd ssress asassS hsas = !
Sec us. Roads. Bridres and MY 'Terrt.. out
,a: ia: Sty : M xilsFs az Tss council :sy i
f MAT dss ssa such
~ sna maintain ANA ss s5S ss @
tho tho county in which II l. situate situated" g without
i s issss from = ara sfs:5 -, i. passage -'4
= ''0,sr !. =. -: = -.
An 80. act Ioos amending ending; Section !272 Revised
isn 81 i; sv6e,nent. reave 70 tns docketing ana
Be ut enacted m by t.. res.sl..u, .t tn. stat.
and S md to
xsis fal1ss: asM' 1905 be amended . q. to read
Sec: 4272. Docket,ns Judsments-rran-
eted bv ths eaSGne caSE @ OF money t snan DO COCK
and upon transcr1nt =, .,.c eltsy d.t ,:
ees sd wia ssa the s.a clerk doc.t + other county sh
time Of such docketnr ~. imS.s1t .,,a .n9
be lien, to the amount unpaid tbereon vasn unon
sfter owned by the % juds destor Isa q sneh
Judgment shall survive. md tho iien +bscsof
continue, for tho period Of ton Ia years sne nexs
no Judgment, except for taxes. shall bo
agent ~ .9tnr Inc .Soment crsaitor q he
clerk an efadayf .tatinr % ntS ts me n,Ho ,s sa tns @
Of afants infosiden .nd oeps0r h:,,e % tae oe;e
such resdenoe be Wit,n na an oeuSn: ano;
sSa nasea naS v
residence ana plsse q eestnes: u e 5. ss: S:s:
lat tsis RSsy'.sn neither sns ;:as%:at
Thereby in The sum Of nve doliar
force e.fco1 from and after Januasy LIST. 1914.
| 1App'o'ea nascn 20. 1913
CHAPTER lls-s. F, 800.
a ainetsss sG snS sssta sv: ls4 Rsy::s
"a ~
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

sSs.Sfs CHAPTER l10-S. r. NO. .O7o'
AN8ACT to amend Section $500, Revised Law
Of Minnesota, 1905. relating to 9 deposit OF
3 docket Of justice Of the peace Ia the
L once Of the clerk Of the district court
Be IL enacted by the Legislature OF the state
OF Minnesota:
Section i. That Section $500. Of the Re-
ytsed Laws Of Minnesota. 1905, be and the
same hereby is amended that said Section
$3.50 shall read as follows:
Section $500 Every justice who shall not
receive q suitable docket from his predeceesor
Ia ONCE shall procure one At the g expense 7lt OF
deiiyer = II the same, together with any docket
received from his predecessor to his A s9scessori -
sucSes,cr % MAJ been elected he shall deposit a.l
books sdoeketsa and pers ininkA 70 MS
once With a1clerk of the district c6urt OF
nis county. who shall deliver the same TO the
,lis n,ccesspr % Of such justice when called for.
Provided however, that, dnring. the time
the the said said clerk Of court: he shall have the
nnWar and ( it shall be his duty. upon being
paids IA the ices therefor. to issue 'transcript4
n dgment in the said docket and executions
m Sal judgments, in the same panner % the
Justice Of the peace whosTendefed the said
indene,,ts might have done. IS. S
8 sec ~ This act shall take eject and b.
M force from and after its pa2saGe. ~
8 Approved March 26, 1el8. it Pei
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

! EE591.s-E CHAPTER 1OB-S. F NO Ios'
AN ACT to repeal Chapter three hundred and
ffty-seven (551). Of the Special Laws Of the
year 1889, being an act in relation 10 ,til Lne
salaries Of treasurer ana audtor OF 61ue
Earth county.
BE 81 enacted by the Leslslaturs OF the state
OF Minnesota:
E1fty-aeven (Y57) Of the Special Laws Of the
year 1852, be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec rom Tnas ana aSt ster January 1s 1915
Approved March Is, 1913. 55..
Little Falls herald., 1913-05-09

CHAPTER 118IS. F. sos.
AN ACT to amend Section 1894 Revised
Laws Of nineteen hundred Eve 19O5), relat-
panies. - 80. =
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the state
Of Minnesota:
Section l. That Section 1884, r. L. 1905,
be amended 30 as to read as follows:
SEQ. 1854. Every such domestic company
Of Insurance for each person employed az its
asent In this state. Such license II otherwise
warranted. shall be granted upon written ap-
plication by such company upon forms pre-
scribed by the Commissioner Of insurance
and nd ths payment Of = tee Of twenty -hxe cents
cense Or other Qualification, act in its behalf
In the negotiation Of Insurance..
Approved March 28 1913 .t..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21
GUNBOATS SAVE THE
PORTS FOR HUERTA

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o,-Possession by
the fedora forces at Tampico OF two gun
boats, ii was made clear here today. had
forced the constitutionalists who have
been besIeging that port for the last two
weeks to abandon the undertaking. not
withstanding they outnumbered the en-
enly.
The rebels, It has been shown, had no
artillery capable OF coping with the rihed
guns on the small federal warships and
found II impossible TO keep open their
lines Of communica ton between the head
of the attacking columns and their base
OF supplies. owing to the raking fire Of
the vessels.
Today a report came from Tampico
that the rebels had become thoroughly
discouraged and abandoned the siege per-
manently. falling back to the town OF
Aldama, about fifty miles northwest OF
the port II was pointed out a the war
department that the situation at Tampico
was somewhat similar to that at Quay
mas, on the northwest coast OF Mexico.
where the federals have been able to
maintain themselves only through the ac-
tive support of one or two gunboats.
The disposition Of the fugitive soldiers
who cross the boundary Of Mexico into
the United States has again become a
disturbing question owing to the protest
OF the Huerta contingent against wha I
they regard as discrimination against
their soldiers and fayorltism shown to-
ward the rebels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21
JOSEPH MOR|AR|TY
ACQUITTED BY JURY
Society Woman Who Fur
nished Funds for Defense.
Will Search for Murderer.

TONS RIVER, N. j., Dec. 20-Jo-
seph Moriarity, also known as William
j. Leehan, WIS acquitted by jury to-
day on the charge of numbering Mrs.
Caroline Turner, wife of q gardener
on the estate of George Gould at Lake
wood, N. j.
Judge James Minturn, in his charge
to the jury, drew special attention to
the testimony given by Eli Goldberg,
who said that Detective Jamison had
told him that Moriarity had been ar
rested for the crime that the reputa-
tion of the detective agency might be
saved. He also pointed out that the
agency had been employed to get evil
dence against a suspect.
Mrs, Turner, the state conteDded,
was slain on the afternoon of April ~,
1911. She was last seen alive by
friends while entering the pine woods
at the end of Lakewood g main street.
Her body was found the next after
noon, with the skull crushed. A seven
foot club lay near by.
The defense advanced the theory
that Mrs. Turner had died as the result
OF an automobile accident, OF was the
victim of violence at the hands OF an
automobile party. Moriarity, who left
Lakewood not long after the crime was
committed, was arrested on April 13,
1913, at Fort Lee, N. J. Shortly aft.
erward, Mrs. Jasper Lynch, a well"
known society woman of Lakewood,
began to interest herself in his case
and engaged counsel for him. MIS-,
Lynch attended every session of the
trial. She said today that she would
make an effort TO clear up the mystery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21

eutposts placed about Guaymas by the
federal commander had deserted, with
their arms and ammunition.
The developments since yesterday morn
Ing were considered death blow TO tne
Huerta government In the northwest,
marking the overthrow Of General PEDRO
Ojeda, whose stubborn hghtine along the
border and at Guayrnas long has been
menace 10 the southward progress or GEN
eral Carranza's forces.
DeSerters brought news OF the dlsarma- :
ment OF the entire Tenth battalion or IN
fantry. numbering more than 800 men
These were disarmed following the dis
covery Of a plot to desert in a body, ofn-
GERS and men, to the inslrgent side This
is believed TO have reduced the federal
garrison by one-half.
That General Ojeda himself would ac,
cept amnesty was indicated by a report
reaching here from Cruz de Piedra the
nearest point TO Guaymas held by the
insurgents. Colonel f. MendeZ. command !.
ing the const!tutionalists there, reported
that the federal commander had sought
an interview with him under the agree
ment that each should leave his base
with an equal number OF men and NEE, NEE,
on neutral ground. Colonel MendeZ said
he declined the offer fearing q trap,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-21
CONF NF|5CAT|ON
DISCUSSED AS
FINAL RESORT
Mexican Government in Last
Stages of Financial lmpov-
erishment; Bands of Reb-
els Continue to Organize.
HUERTA EXPECTED
TO LAST SOME TIME.
Dictator Is Unscrupulous and
VIII Not Hesitate to Seize
Money if by Any Chance
He Can Locate II.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 20.-Reb-
els this afternoon attacked TAM
pico, the center Of the oil district,
according to official advices re-
ceived in Mexico City tonight.