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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
MEMBERS DECLARE COMMITTEE
ROOMS SCARCE AS HENS Ti.ITru

the house NaS In session Tor t
short time this afternoon and adjourn
ed to meet at . o'clock Monday af-
trrnoon The adjournment 90 Mon
ddy came only after e struggle with
Representative 'haycy on the one
slide, Nhn made the Wution 10 adjourn.
aud John Baron Burg and Major
LicWpllyu ON the other Roll can On
the adjournment resulted lea its adop-
tiun bN e vote ut - to 10. After the
prayer hN the chaplain and the read
ing uf the journal Major LlcNcllyn's
resolution protesting against the ar
rest ut Felipe Ccsarvs was taNurably
reported and adopted by the house.
: favorable report was received rom
the finance committee ON House Rlll
40. a. appIuprlttiug money FOR lCgis-
latiNc printing Tho bin was ordered
printed, BILLS We're introduced as
follows.
HOUSE Bill SO. a., allowing ten days
additional good time fur cuuNicts ON
state highways. introduced by Mr.
Young
No. Is, 10y Toombs. the blu, sky
Law.
40. ~. los Garter relating to com.
mon carriers liabilities Tor injuries To
employees
No. 90 by Carter, putting a normal
school tt Prrtalcs By the speaker,
ltlMIllIE tue NfHlHAl NANfl hA N'N ANAA't
est bearing bonds not exempted hy law
from taxation.
80. -, regulating the liquor truihc
aud providing fur county option.
The speaker asked Who WHE the
author uf this bill Major LlcwUilyn
| replied that several different gentle
! men we're the authors uf a. II IN the
measure endorsed by the Ant-Saloon
| league aud Was tintlly sponsored by
Mc-srs Chrismap Moreno, bleWollyn
| Garter. Campbell ana Mulicns.
communication from the superinteud'
ept at insurance asking permission "a
! retain his quarters in one of the COM
mittcc rooms of the house aroused
/ somo little discussion. Mr.. Burg pro
tested against the hack of preparation
| by tho state officials for the session oi
| the legislature Ne said that no com
mittec rooms had been provided and
| q would be necessary Tor mcmber'
! OF important committees go hire pri'
waite rooms in which tn hold theii
| meetings.
several other memhurn spoke hlonl
similar lines nut the request of th'
Insurance superintendent was nnnll
grHnted Mr. ChHves assured th'
house that his rooms would be at al
times az the disposal OF the commit
tees. ..--...---
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
SAYS THE SHIPPING
TRUST IS
ABSOLUTE
Owner of Independent Line
Asserts Railroads Are in a
Le"gue to Kill All COmpeti-
tion.
IMPOSSIBLE TO GET
WHARFAGE FACILITIES
lny Leased w,rr - Fvcn,nr HeraIal

lliy Leased wire % Evening Heraidl
Washington. Jan. i4.--Atlantic
coast shipping trade is practically
controlled hy combine uf the A.
iantlC Gull aud West india steamship
company. New York aud Porto Rico
Steamship company. clyde line. Nal
lory line and Eastern line. aud the
insular line. according 10 a. n. Bull
president Of the A a. Buii steamship
company. who testified today before
the house shipping trust committee
Tho combination. Mr. Bull said. op.
Grated under agreement with the rail.
roads. by which tho railroads refused
20 pro rate with any independent
lines on less than fun carsoes lie
ADDED Il was almost impossible for
an independently company TO secure
wharfage facilities because tho rail-
roads owned or controlled the termi-
mats az most of the ports
MIR Bull testified thar after organ
i1ing the New York and Porto tslcan
steamship company, combination OF
circumstances forced him ln 1900 to
sell his interest and sign bond not
tu enter into the Porto Rican trade
Tor ten years The line waH then
taken into the Atlantic, Gulf and
West India Steamship company Ia
1902 he formed the A. g. Bull steam
ship company with principal line
between New York and stockton
Springs. Me Since the expiration OF
his bond. the witness said, his COM
pany had operated ships between New
York and Porto Rico In competition
with the combine, which. he declared.
cut rates, some times giving discounts
of 80 and 40 per cent, whenever a
Bun steamer was Cheduled TO sail for
Porto Rico.
Various overtures had been made.
MIR. Bull continued. % bring the Bull
line into an agreement 10 maintain
rates. He added h. had been offered
$4,000 Ia excess of the regular char
ter rate for hts vessels 10 keep out
Of the Porto Rlcan trade The wit
ness said u was almost impossible lur
an independent Go charter vessels TOR
the Porto Rican trade on account OF
agreements between ship owners ana
the combine,
n think for the good of the public
you should take this to the depart
ment OF Justice" said Representative
Humphrey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
SENATE BUSINESS -
CHIEFLY ~ ROUTINE.
Special Dispatch O. EVentna herald I


santa Pc. y ~. Jan. 1.-THE sen.
ate TINS morning required less than an
h0ur for the transaction OF It's bust.
ness The proceedings were marked
by the spirit of harmony. which has
prevailed thus far Aside from tho
reading OF the journal for the past
three days, the only business was the
introduction OF bills and resoluti0ns,
which were generally referred tu tho
proper committees without comment
The Initiative and referendum made
lts hrst appearance IN the legislature
this morning when Senator w. H.
Walton. az Grant county. introduced
senate Joint resolution No. 4, which
proposes an amendment 90 the state
constitution providing for system OF
direct legislation.
Under senator Wulton's plan laws
may be Initiated upon petition Of ff-
teen per cent OF the voters. while
twenty per cent is required upon petit
tons proposing amendments 10 tho
constitution The referendum section
OF tho resolution provides that laws
passed by the legislature must be re-
fcrrcd 10 the voters for approval upon
petition of ten per cent Of the citizens
OF the state. owing 20 objection hy
Senator Holt. who believed that the
caption OF the resolution was defect.
i've. IL was not referred 10 commit
tee nor ordered printed. The resolu-
tion viii doubtless be ordered printed
on Monday after the correction has
been made.
Among tho measures introduced
this morning were senate hills No. 10.
by Mr. Champion. which provides for
holding court Inv the eighth district
No. II. BY senator Pankey, regulating
tho assessment of property and No.
A.. also by Mr. Pankcy, providing for
the levy and collection OF taxes Both
~ tho latter were referred 20 the I'm
ance committee. other measures by
Mr. pap'ycy were Nos az for penaii1-
ms telephone companies Tor over
charging customers; and No a,
which has for its purpose the aboli-
ton OF the Insurance department and
the cftice OF superintendent Of insur-
ance, and turning over the work Of
this Office 20 tho corporation commits
sion.
Senate bill No te by Mr.. Hinkle
placing y license upon motcr vehicles
aud to regulate their speed, was re-
ferrcd 10 the roads and highway COM
mittcc. No "a, by Mr. walton, to re-.
quire the publication of quarterly
statements by county trrasurcrs. After
the announcement ~ caucus of the
Republican members the senate ad'
| iourned until o'clock Monday. Lieu
tenant Governor w. T. De Baca and
| senator MahTy failed to make theii
Iappeuranco this morning Both gen
/ uemen were excused upon motion al
! senator pBnkey, who explained tina
/ the Democratic statesmen were ir
| I.amv 90 meet vice president Marshall
who was travelling through Now Mex
/ leo on his way 10 Arizona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
.SULzER GOES into
REPUBLICAN
CAUCUS
BernalillO County Mans Par.
ticipation Believed to Be
Final Step Toward Har-
mony in Republican Ranks.
EMPL0YE QUESTION NOT
ENTIRELY ADJUSTED

lNpeftni uispatch 90 bNeninG Herald 7
santa Pc. y. NJ. Jan. 1.-THE Re.
publican senators ~ caucus this morn
Ing. Tor the first time enjoyed the
presence of senator sulzcr Of Her-
nalillO. The announced purpope of
the caucus VAS 10 settle some little de-
tails Of the cmploye question, which
had been left open
Senators Sulzcr and Burns we're ap.
pointed committee 10 Investigate tho
matter Of giving additional pay 10
capitol employees during the Legislative
sossltn. II was the custom In terri
torial DAYS To double the pay of ca pi-
tol employees for the sixty days when
their duties wore made heavier by the
presence Of the lawmakers % is by
no means certain that this precedent
viii be followed by TIE present legis-
lHturs.
The caucus this morning decided
upun the appointment Of Miss Lou
Hughes Of Albuquerque as stem
ugrn pHct. at six dollars per day
rs some, the presence OF Senator
Sulzrr 80 the caucus. Ia held to indi-
cate th. healing of the breach be-
tween the BcrnHli,lu county men aud
the Republicans iu the senate. and 90
Indicate that tor this session at least.
there Will be but two parties in the
Legislature. Republicans and Demo-
Gratis The progrrsslNes remain Pro-
gressiN"s. but Ia De- almost certain that
they will act Hs Republicans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Kecnr F-tnic Goa,- to widow

New York. Jan. Tho VIII ot
james V. kcenc, veteran stock market
operator and turfman. Hlcd for pro-
bate yesterday. leaves his entire estate
valued between tiO.ooO,opn and So
000 900 10 his widow, sarah j. kccnc.
u have Intentionally omitted MAX
ing any special provision FOR the ben
cht of my son. Foxhali, ana my daugh
ter. Jessie the viii reads relying
upon my wife to hereafter make such
provision FOR them a. may boz proper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

Lisbon. Portugnl, Jan. i7--An IN
susrrction has broken out IN Angola,
portugurs, West Africa. aud des-
patches received today by the minister
of th. colonies relate that the natives
have committed many atrocities
They raid'd settlements killing the
inhabitants aud pillsEiug property
several European women were car-
ried 0u bS the Insurgents and four
mon captlhcs were burned alive The
governor OF the colony has sent an
expedition 40 suppress the insurrec.
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
MOTOR GAR BANDIT
STAYS BY HIS
PARTNERS
James A. Perry, After Full
Confession Declines to Tell
Police Who Confederates
Were in Daring Robberies.
tBy Leased Wire TO Eyenins Herald. F,

tby Leased Wire t0 ENoflinE Herald
Chicago. Jan i7---James A. Perry.
confessed les 1cr Of the band OF an-
tomohile bandits who have committed
a score of robbcrics IA the past sixty
days. firmly refused today 10 reveal
the identity Of his associates
There we're -four Of us, but i'll
never tell the names of my pals. said
Perry, u nave told all ! am going
10 about those holdups."
Perry slept soundly after making
Il confession Of his career 90 Police
Captain LAWN and state Attorney
Hoyne last night
Mrs Pearl Rathion. who uyes In
the apartment building where Perry
WIS arrested. told the police today
that he was working as swltchman
IA Cedar Rapids, Iowa. when she met
him three Noars ago.
- had mo- idea he was rohbing
people, she said y thought he was
working nights IN some respectable
business"
Admission of Perry that II was ho
who nrcd the shots TT Policeman
Fred Stirken. who WAS wounded by
auto bandits Ht West Monroe street
Hnf Finh avenue. led To- puzxling
situation, inasmuch az stlcken already
had identified Albert Charcst aud
James Mitchell as the robbers who
shot him from the automobile
Mitchell and Chnrest have Doan
booked ou charge of assault "a muir
der the policeman. but both deny
the ACcpsation,
Walter scott, 20 years old. arrested
with Perry, refused 90 talk with the
police.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Noted Confederate soldier Dead.

Atlanta, Ca. Jan ~. Captain w.
q. Raoui. aged 20. widely known
throughout the south. died IA hiS
home here tudaN hftsr several months
illness During he cN u war hc vas
captain Ia the confederate railway
bureau. having charge of tho car con-
struction and trlnspo of army
supplies IN later wears az different
times captain Raoul held the presl-
dency of thc Central NJ Georgia. Mex
iro NationRl and Atlanta. Birmingham
and Atlantic railroads He leaves q
widow and ten children.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
lBy LEASED Wire to Evening HctRId !
DENVER TO THE RESCUE.

Washington. Jan 15.--Thc cruiser
Denver. ordered 90 Acapulco, Mexico
tu protect Americans endangered by
the rebel Padillo and his band. viii
said from san Diego, Cal.. today. The
shin was 10 have lett yesterday. !sh,
VIII get 20 Acapulco .u four days.
Consul Edwards today reported "a
the state department from Acapulco
that there Nus no change in the sit.
Uation ind that the British Wdrshir
SpcarWatcr would remain iu port an.
al conditions became normal. or The
Denver arrived
The embassy "a Mexico City report.
an attempt st rctolutio ionary uutbrcAk
In the state of Tlaxvalh but that fed.
cTal troop tnVe been DISPATCHED
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
SAINT LOUIS MEN
MUST GIVE MORE
BAIL
Friends of Morrin and Barry
Unable TO Get Sufficient
Security; Tveitmoe'S Bail
Is Arranged.
nv Leased wire 10 E,en,ng Heraldl

81 Louis Jan 1.-THE ~ Louis
bur leaders. who recently announced
that they had arranged bail for y. J.
Murriu. one ct the alleged dynamite
,ouspirators. learned today that the
securities they had obtained we're not
sufficient IN effort also has been
made here to secure bail FOR J. H,
Barry another uf the conspiratUrs.
we can lind any number of men
Who can qualify for $1,000 ur $40
600 said Charles J Lammcrt chair
man uf % committee appointed bN The
building trades council tu arrange the
bonds
The government requires that
every man who signs the bond must
De- able Go pay the entire bond iu case
it iH fprcifled, ana unless wc can iind
two men worth not less than 10000
tu sign Murrin's bond aud two men
worth not less than &io.U0u each 20
Sign Barry y bond, there is little pros
pcCt that they viii bc released from
the federal prison pending the appeal
of their cases
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
PANAMA AGREES TO
RAIL MONOPOLY
IBy Lssasd Wire 90 EvsaIns nsraldl

Washington, Jan i1.-Questions at
tine republic uf Pananl were discuss
ed at conference between president
TAFT. secretaries Knox and Stimson
aud Judge frank l'aniello. counsel for
the Panama Railway company today.
The canal commission wishes 20 cK-
tend the harhpr lines 90 Colon aud to
be- assured by the Panama govern.
mcut that uo franchise for railway
into The canal zone from the north
win be- granted by the republic. IN
return the Panama government hes
asked Tor ccriniu small concessions
So decision WAS reached
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
CLAPP COMMITTEE
ENDS LETTER
PROBE
Last Witness, Employee Of
Senator Foraker Fails to
Confirm Alleged Offer of
$4,000 for Documents.
tBy Leased Wire To Evening Herald

Washington. Jan t7.--GilChriGt
stewart. negro awSc cr. sent 4" chit
vagp hS former senator Foraker 20
get statement from William Win
Held, a former standard oil messen-
ger. ABOUT ~" sale of the Archibald
letters, appeared again today before
the Clapp committee investigating
campaign funds. without adding much
light upon the incident He made
some corrections ia mis- previous tcs-
timony
Under questioning uy senator Pom
creme ne dcnied having Contided To =
friend that NJ Was 20 get kl5, 900 Tor
his work for the biggest people on
earth. Wall street
senator Pomcr.ne questioned the
witness from an affidavit by phinp
Brown of chicago, which was not
made public
Tho committee adjourned indvhn.
itcly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Han on Itag and Tango

Denver Jan. u The rag aus
the tango" forms OF dancing which
the police department hAs designated
as 'immodest dances must cease. 80
far a.. Denver h concerned 80 tn
chief ot police deoreed in un order i--
sued today 90 the Censofe nl amure-
ments connected with the depfrl.
meut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
OLDEST SERVANT Or
THE GOVERNMENT
IS DEAD
Captain Wesley MarkwOod
Had Been in Federal Service
for Seventy Years; Indian
Fighter in Texas.
tB, Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald }


Washington, Iau t1-C Captain
Wesley MHrkwoud, said 10 have been
the oldest native. horn iuhabitsnt of
The District of Columbia. war buried
here today The veterans exact age
WAS not known, even to himself. hut
he had served the government FOR
seventy years ana had a stirring CH-
rccr in the army and ravy. serving
in the early Indian troubles in Texas.
iu M" war with Mexico and the civil
war.
HcvHusr ot an alteration with his
superior officer MHrkwood was forced
90 uuit th, army in his youth. but
he quickly rc-cnllstcd in time foi the
Mexican war under the name ut sam
utl n WaINcr. Believed Go have been
Killed at the battle of Huamatana,
citizens ut san Antonio erected "a
monument 10 his memory and the
Legislature named county after him.
I Captain hardwood WAS connected
with the department ut agriculture
up to "a year ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Senate Adjourns Until Mon
day After an Hour Of Atten-
tion to Strictly Routine
Business.
INITIATIVE MAKES ITS
APPEARANCE ON BOARDS
Senator Walton Proposes Res
Olution Containing Advanc.
ed Legislation Including Ef.
fective Referendum.

santa Fe, n. NJ. Jan. IT,
chief interest In the New Mex. 4
gico state legislature today was in I
= the introduction Of a measure by 4
y senator y. =. pankey compelling 4
= al owners Of stocks 90 list them
= with the state auditor for taxa
y uon. II is said some such 4
measure viii pass both branches 4
az this session. MIR pankcy also 4
y introduced a measure 60 abolish
the Office Of county Assessor aud I
= create a state board OF assessois 4
= OF twelve members named by tht I
y governor who would assess all 4
= properties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Rebels Capture Whole Train.
load of Passengers BY Burn.
ing Bridges Fore and Aft.
MANY PROMINENT MEN
IN DANGEROUS POSITION
Cruiser Denver Will Sail To-
night From San Diego to
Rescue Americans at Aca-
pulcO.

III puHu, Tex. Jan. iT.--Tho 4
missing south bound passenger
= train ~ "Wednesday and two 4
= troop trains were trapped by rcb. 4
= els on the Mexican Central rail- Z
y way below Juarez. IL Was learn 4
= ed definitely today Rebels yes- 4
= tcrday burned a dozen tresiles on 4
= the government railway within Z
= sixty five miles of Juarcz, shut
. ting on the retreat north OF the Z
y trains. which were stopped by
= burned bridges t50 miles south.
= Among the mHrooncd passengers Z
= are many prominent American
= and Mexican mining and cattle
. men. including Alberto Terrazas
y millionaire OF chihuahua I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
COMMITTEE HARD
At WORK UPON
SALARY BILL
Measure Will Be Similar in
Form to That Passed at Last
Session and Will Take Care
of District Attorneys.

Santa Fo. y. NJ. Jau 1.-THE ~
nance committee pt both houses met
la Joint session Yesterday afternoon
and elected q sub-Committcr uf three
senators and three representatives tu
draft county salary bill The pro-
posed measure upon which the com
mittCc lS working today viii be simi-
lur in form To that passed at the last
session, and viii provide salaries for
district attorneys as well as county
officers In arriving al the basis Of
compensation 20 hC allowed the dlf'
crcnj officers there viii ne taken into
confederation the assessed valuation
and collections ot the various Cuun
ties Members uf the committee are
inclined 20 resent the story circulated
10 the effect that the members would
flrst confer with the governor in
drawing ny the bill The bill will be
drafted iu the regular way and passed
M 20 the governor for hiH consider1
tion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
rag. ne-eerntnr senlenrxd

Los Angeles. caL, Jan iI.--Joc col
ich. au Austrian, who participated in
ID riot here january 1 when Tho Amer
lean flag was torn to shrcds by NUM-
ber ot countrymen, Was sentenced in
the police court To- serve 100 days in
the city San other Austrians arrest
sd with Colish were hned for disturb
ing the peace.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
ace of Versailles. ~ result ~ which
NJ. Monsic sont his seconds 80 VI. Bon.
cUur.
Life History oT the New Ircnch
President.

fuhF.
Life History of the New I'rcnch
President.
Raymond Poincard. the lew prtsi-
dent Of the French roppJ'ic, is enc
OF the strongest men who have par
uciputcd In politics in Franc" Within
recent Years H. " IN his b3rd year
and hss been IN politics rlucc hig
varlN youth, having been elected
deputy w 1851
President puiucarc has been min
igtcr iu many French cabinets, having
served Hs minister Of agriculture.
minister Of public instruction. minis
ter of finance and as premier. He
was Vice president Of the chamber Of
deputies Tor four years. lie became
premier and minister at foreign at
fairs on January ii iast year.
NJ PpiuCnrc H. ~ lawyer bN prufot-
sion. lie is alfu a prolific auth =
and jos q member Of the French aCHdr-
ny, which gives rauk az an I'm
mortal"
Iir made great personal sacrifice
whom he became premier. Tor he gave
up an extremely lucrative practice at
the bar Ills cluqucuce b. q proVcrh
in France and even his strongest D..
litlcal opponents express cOniidcn1'
in his honesty of his purpose.
President poinrarc's father WAS a
prominent public official and one II
his brothers also occupies q high post
in the governmental service,
Madame poincbrc WaN Nile HCU.
riotta Hcnuccl. an italian. She ana
her husband haN" occupied Tor mau5
years an apartment on the Avenue
les Champs ElySce, and they will uJt
have far 10 go when they leave for
tn presidential residence the Palac"
Of the Elysee. On February IS next.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
DEMAND INVESTIGATION
OF CROW INDIANS

Washington. Jan ~ senator
Towneend's resolution nstrdCting At
torney General Wickersham 30 iuvos-
tgate affairs OF the crow Indians ot
Montana pusseb the senate today
without debate or opposition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
T,cIum~''s IIaii Nrungcd.

san Francisco, Jan ii.-CicriCal
work viii be- completed to-day on the
bonds uf OLAF TNritmoc. secretary oi
the California Building Trades coun.
ril. one ~ the dynamite cunswrators
Imprisoned nt LeaNUnworth Kan. The
United states commissioner Office
here, Which approved the bonds yes
torday, thought they would probably
be forwarded tu LeH,cnw0rth for
TNcitmoc'v signature. thence t0 lndi.
annapolis for Judge Anderson ap.
pruVai, late TO-DAY.
Tyeitmoe's bail pending a review
ui the ease. WAS SET nt $4,000. for
which bonds In twice that sum we're
required. iis wife furnished 100000,
the largest bond offered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Premier Elected By Nationsl
Assembly at Versailles on
Second Ballot, and By Safe
Majority.
VIOLENT SCENES ATTEND
PROGRESS OF CONVENTION
Newly Elected President Opens
His Career With Formal
Challenge to Mortal Combat
to Avenge Insult.

Versailles. Jan ~ Premier Q
PoiuCHrc was elected president .
of IA" French republic b, tho .
national assembly held her, to- .
day, On the second ballot .
tn result ot the second ballot .
. was. .
ltANMpNb PolNCAEE. ts5. .
. Effected .
. JULES FANS. ggs Q
MARIE EbCARD NAh-, ,.ANT. .
. 80 votes Q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

san Diego. Cal. Jan. l7.-Coaliug
the cruiser Denyer for the run 10 AGA
pulco was begun this morning NJ y
o'clock from the navy collier Justin.
n will take about eight hours to coal
and the Denver may leave for the
south late this afternoon. All other
supplies are On board