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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
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Wtatti Ntemi,
459 s. pine It.
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ticelIosia iairostaa furffumdtdd
gltao 10 porontio. Somaa toiiia
on mpDsfin SebeItrDmin perbeesId.
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s. SeIlin iarmilIo YobioispuoIeua.
SiIaufiet noitte idttdd itooriin.
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lania Ban 9usfirfisIa neIiefIiqe
Wlatti ia Senrp SnoreIe 10000
fauppo iummosto. Wlr. Sd. Gong
tulee tuletpaiI IuuoesIa muuttamaan
omistamaIleen maane Wtarenaoon,
@is.
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Sdn ndpttdd maIlit n. m. Sopetteia
8 centistd 300 bolIariin rulIa.
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, tettiin Sron Riperistd rautatieipDldis
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neen tamaroiunan fpehirin ale, JOSS
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fpammat, ettd niitten iobbosta Sron
Riperin iairaalasia menetti laman'
tain iaaIla benfenId. 2ummallefin
boutaantoimittaiaue ldbetettiin Jana
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fpn ottaa ruumis buostaanIa. 2lie'
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mutto Iitte noinoion omoisten tpaas
timufIesta pitt bdnen fuitenfin tups
ba Ie ylpber9 &c SfIan buostaan.
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ruuiIela tamaIa iai iurmania on
taniauiiuubeItaan ItotIanbiIainen
mutta paimonia on ruotIalainen.
Sfdnid on tuosia 35 ipupben mai
beeIIa. Soutous topobtui ellen Sbas
Npbersin toIoIta Surrp foouIta (iil'
Id painaiaIIa oIuen &aufaunasia,
Wis. ei ole tGdlId muita I6bempid
omaiiia), iosta fpietiin ruof. Sutb.
firffoon. Wainoion omaiiet olitpat
mp6s Idsnd bautaiaiiisia.
- Sln8uSt Nintalan iuomaIainen
rddtdIiliife, 217 6. Nurora fabulla
(WaIo r.'ieuran talpsIa), ottoa
pastaan taitfea aIaIIeen fuuIutpaa
tpDtd. SoInot binnat. gppea iuo'
rituS. Suuri fpolifoima fendtfan.
faita iaapunut.
= 2anppiaS Oscar Mnoeriunilta
Srontpoooisiu, fuoli folme lebmdd
aiman toinen toiienla idlfeen. 2uul'
tamasti Iaitpat be mprfptpfIen pu'
rosta iosta ioitpat. Utiien peii pu'
rosia on mprffppntpnpt on trinte.
matonta. GIdimet oIifpat bpmdro.
tuiIia.
: 3eidn fuimuuoen ia tuIipoIoien
tparaIta on paraS pafuuttaa omoi-
iuutenIa. SeIIoiIio oiioita buoItoo
I9I gIl meferSou Qonftori g1cQeon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08

= aaffoistbttdret ipntpi no. {. 26
p. taniaI. mrs. ia mr.. Gb. &onsin
perbeeieen Dan 9usfirfisia, g9is.
9liti la pienofaiiet tpoitpat bppin.
- Metiatualfeat riebui Ban Bus.
firtisia ipiime fesfitpiiffona, ouen
10 aiipan ldbeud Sobon 2orpeIan
farmitaloa. Walppaalla ipabtimis
lela iaatiin tuli roioitett,ia.
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fpospoimainen fiseIiini Zone bp.
tpdsid fdpttDfunnosia. 9dpfdd Eat.
omasia Wtatti gliemen oiunnoua
459 s. pine It.
| yforrien pddud
Sronppob, W}id).
- Sruntuppbin iuomalainen ie.
fafDDri barioittelee toistaiiefii iobta-
ia Otto 2anpin aIunnoua.
= @mbbarb S(nalgeiic on bppd
Iddfe pddnidrfppn, fpImppten y. M.
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pdele, ipaimopdeIle ia IopFue.
H. paul.
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ipfa on pari fpiifoa toiminut liifea.
foila paittafunnaIlamme Idbti pii'
me maanantaina 2upariIaorelle
UltsS SalomonIon ebti tdld aiaaa
aamaan iuuren tittatpopiirin paif'
fafuntamme nuoriIon feSfuubesIa.
Sdn otti mp6s tdud Ipbpeud aiaaa
tddld oiaa pbteispprint5ibimme m.
m. fanIauisIeurafunnan nuorten
naisten iltamisia, iobon oil muiben
mufana ipolmistanut bdsfetin, iolle
nouii bptpd bintu. WtoIempina pp'
bind ndbtiin miss. SalmonIon
mpDs fanIallisfeurafunnan firfosIa
oiaa ottamasia iumalanpalfpelufiiin.
Xauiumme fiitotIet Seiae afpuStuf.
iistanne ia bausfasta ieurasta .Iefd
onnea matfoilla!
- Snbbarb Siliamentti on by.
pd lddfe ibmiFue ia el6imiue to.
tpaIiIiin iofapdindifiin tauieibin, Il.
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9Dis.
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ria fdiittdnd farmi, iosIa 5 eefferid
on pubbistettua, mpptdndnd bal.
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lie, noin 6 mailia 9lsblanbisto, by,
fpdn fulfutien tporrella. GbboiSta ia
binnoistu iaa Idbemmin Iopia omis.
taian fansia.
(SI) 9ller 2pstiId
120 81. Gurrp It.
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= 9aipib Spbniom Sron YeIHstd
fpan9ittiin biIiattain perbeenid bpI'
fddmiiestd SurIepsid. SobnIon oil.
II pddsipt $500 tofausta mastoan
fpapaafii, mittta Fun bdn ei fitd moi.
nut bantfia ioutuu bdn olemaan
tpanfiIasia iiiben asti FUN aTia tulee
oIemaan efqd ifosia oiteubesIa.
- Wbbers &c OfIan bautaantot
mitusliiffeen fautta baubattiin mil.
me maanontaina mrs. SameS Sbo.
ulbice 222 SO. 9lurora fabuIta.
Wainoia oil paiffafuntomme man.
bimpia MALTA II maoben panba
fnolleSiaan. EuumisIaarna pibet.
tiin Gnsl. Wetobisti firfosta.
- N. GlpaM fanIoloiFue bpipin
tnnnettn felloieppd, oifoo emf fuus,
ia muuttoo ct. pauIiin oIumaan ia
mpp fen fpuofIi irtaimistoaan bal.
ipaIla, futen toiIesia paifosIa lebted
on ndbtdndnd.
: Mnfara raeiaSe roi,poF ipiime
torSioina W'inerspiIlen ia Wtorinson
maanpiIieIIps ienouina.
See Greamia ia See Gream
'oobaa Ia fuumaa fabpia bppien
fotitefoisten Ieiwosten fonsia on
iootoipona iofa betfi pdipdstd Bic
tor Sobnionin mafeistauposia Mu.
rord fabuIIa.
| = Salntaan poItpeIufIeen Iaunb.
I~x. lS.ll II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08

nenfin toino on npt melfein men'
npttd ia oinoa mitd en6dn Doioaan
oicteaa oieman peIastoiana on Sos
gin raubanfonSresii.
SopaniIaiSmostai lati fpebottii
9llasfaeIa.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Stock Was Surrendered

The following complaints have been
filed with the railroad commission
and the public service commission:
A complaint has been received from
the Carson Brewing company by the
railroad commission, alleging unrea
sonable rates charged on beer in less
than carload lots from Carson City,
to Thorne, Luning and Nina, and
asking for the establishing Of the
same rates on the commodity as are
now in effect from Reno to these
points.
The railroad commission has also
received a complaint from the Mer-
chant and Manufacturers Associa-
ton of Sacramento, Cal. against the
Eureka Nevada Railway, alleging eN-
.essive rates for the transportation
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
The Lions Bride
and Pathe Weekly

The Grand Theater tonight will
present five pictures, two of which
are features.
Her Mothers Oath( Bio). This is
a splendid picture. The characteriza =
ton of the mother though rugged at
times, is impressive 1t features Har-
ry Walthall, Dorothy Gish, and Chas.
Males, and they all deserve praise
for their fine acting, and it is Ger
tainly a film to be featured.
Pathe Weekly.
The Lions Bride (Vita). An in
teresting picture well staged. 1t is
notable for the sand diplayed by
Julia SWane Gordon in her handling
of fine old lion. 1t is full of thrills
Harry Morey and jeff Johnson are
the other pricipals in the cast A
daringly dramatic feature and is 4
commendable offering.
At The Telephone U.ubin), \
breezy little comedy
The Zulu King UubinO. \ good
comedy with an entertaining little
plot, nicely worked out and we'll pi:
ured
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Will Return to Indiana

Paddy Murphy, alias James Ma
honey, who will be released from the
state prison on conditional parole,
will be taken to the Indian State Re
formatory, from which he escaped
some time ago. n. c. Peyton, at
tache Of that institution will be here
tomorrow to take Murphy back. The
idea of returning Murphy is not SO
much to compel him to complete his
term, as to prove to his fellow prls-
oners that attempts at escape in most
cases are useless
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11

was fraudulent and without consider
atlOn: was fraudulent attempted
preference of creditors; that under
the law it is felony to receive de-
posts after a bank is insolvent; that
the check was valueless because there
was no money with which to pay it;
that unless it was deposit it was
rot Of value: that he is entitled to ne
subrOgated to the security afforded
by the trust deed because the bank
furnished the whole nsideration by
which the deed was acquired, and
therefore is entitled TO be the owner
of it.
In overruling the demurrer filed
by Gregg, Judge Dehy sustained the
contentious of the receiver.
The demurrer raised the statute
of limitations; the right of corpora
tions to prefer their creditors; suf-
ficiency of the facts to constitute
fraud and the point that the receiver
could not maintain an action because
he is a foreign receiver.
The defendant was allowed twenty
days to answer.-Gazette.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Mining Case On
In Federal Court

Before Judge harrington in the fed
eral court this afternoon the hearing
of the case OF the Glasgow Western
Mining company against the Placer
operators in Copper canyon, situated
twenty miles south of Battle Noun
tain, is on trial
The suit was brought to dispossess
the miners from the placer ground,
the company claiming to have had
prior right, alleging that it had pur-
chased the disputed territory from
the original locators. The defendants
base their ownership on the ground
of insufficient work done, also the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
BEFORE STATE COMMISSIONS

of potatoes in carload lots from Eu-
reka to Palisade New. The present
rate is $40 per ton and complainant
asks that rate of S. per ton be es-
tablshed.
The hearing in the case of S. L.
Lee, ct al, VS.. Carson Water COM
pany has been set for hearing to take
place before the public service COM
mission on November 25. at 10 a. III.
Hearing of case No. SO before the
public service commission, entitled
the Citizens of Winnemucca vs.. Win
nemucca Water and Light company
has been postponed until December
5, 1913, to take place at Winnemucca
New. The postponement was made
on account of the illness Of one cf
the parties to the proceeding.
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fact that no valid discovery had been
made by the company, and that the
ground was claimed by the company
as lode claims and never prospecte1.
Also that the claims in dispute were
down in the wash and of no value for
lode mining purposes except for
dumps and office buildings.
Attorney-General Thatcher and
William Forman appeared for the de-
PENDANTS and Gillette, Brayson and
Gustin of Salt Lake, for the plaintiff
Just as we go 10 press we learned
that the injunction asked for by the
company was refused by Judge Far
rington.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
WAY IS PAVED To SECURE
BIG SUM FOR DEPOS|T0RS
By Decision of California Court
Transfer of Money by the State
Bank In Certain Deals May be
Declared Illegal

In overruling the demurrer to the
| amended complaint in the case Of
Frank Wildes against Wellington
| Gregg, attorneys for the receiver of
the State Bank and Trust company,
assert that Judge William Dehy Of
Independence, 1nyo county, Califor-
MIA, has paved the way for the re-
covery of $l43,0OO with interest OF
four per cent since 1898, for the de-
positors of the defunct institution
The suit was originally entitled
Clemons against Gregg, Clemons be-
ing stockholder in the keane Won
der Mining company. Wildes was
substituted as intervening plaintiff
on behalf of the depositors Of the
bank
The State Bank and Trust company
closed its doors on October 27 1907.
At the time the bank closed the
Frances Mohawk Mining and Lea7
ing company was creditor for $780,
600 and tile keane Wonder company
debtor in the sum OF $l43,OOO. The
keane Wonder company put up 725,-
600 shares of its collateral stock rs
surety for the payment of its indebt-
edness.
The State Bank examiner took
charge February s, 1908, and while
the bank was in the hands of the ex-
aminer the Frances Mohawk COM
pany drew its check in favor of the
Keane Wonder company for Sl43,00O
The keane Wonder company made
an ostensible deposit of the check
and it was charged against the ac-
count of the Frances Mohawk com
pany and credited to the account OF
the keane Wonder company.
Stock Was Surrendered
Therefore 975 900 shares OF stock
were surrendered to the keane Won
der Mining company and the Frances
Mohawk company took a trust deed
to the keane Wonder property to Sc
cure the payment of the indebtedness
of $143O00.
In his amended complaint the re-
ceiver claimed that the transaction
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Filed incorporation Papers

The Rochester, Silver Cloud Min
ing company yesterday filed with the
Secretary OF State articles of incor-
poration. with capitalization Of L.
G0O,OO0 shares, par value 81, with
100000 shares actually subscribed ior
by T. s. Higginson. John Dekinder
and Gunner Benson, 100000 each. T le
principal place of business is locate /
It Rochester. New.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Kept On the Go

Deputy Marshal Hawkins had -
more than got home this morning
from Hazen than he was dispatched
to Dayton on business connected with
the United States Marsha's ofiilt
and the federal court He will &c
turn this evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11

INTO account the votes that may have
been cast in his favor, and whatever
| may be the resolution of congress.
he will not in this case accept the
constitutional presidency of Mexico.
Hopes for Harmony
He hopes to fulfill easily, within
the period which CONGRESS shall desig-
nate his sacred duty of consulting
the national desire TO consecrate BY
the suffrage of the people the execu-
tive who is to rule definitely the des-
TIMES OF the country. Otherwise the
realism OF the executive program
would not be possible within long
time.
Insists On Recognition
BY indication of the constitution
al president, ad interim, of the re-
public, General Victoriano Huerta,
and with the unanimous approval OF
the cabinet, have the honor to &C
quaint the highly esteemed govern
ment OF your eNcellency through
your evcellency's honorable Office,
with this general orientation of the
policy OF the government of the re-
public, to the end that all of the cul-
tured countries. by whose friendship
Mexico is honored, may do the exec
utive the honor toA recognize that
his honest and patriotic effort Is
solely to bring about the we'll being
and prosperity of the Mexican re-
public.
ing to your eXcellency on this occa-
sion the assurance of my distinguish
ed consideration
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11

One hundred thousand dollars
were yesterday delivered by the coin
er to the cashier OF the Carson mint.
This is the largest delivery OF this
coin yet made.-Appeal of Nov. Il.
1875.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
To Stay With Us

Attorney George A. Bartlett =
busy these days fixing up the oil
Stewart residence, on which he ha~
taken a long term lease. The proper
,ty is now owned by Mrs. Cowde::
daughter of Ambrose Berce.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
ARMS MAY Be SOLD To
BOTH PARTIES IN MEXICO
Foreign Diplomats In Washington
Wire Home That Break Between
United States and Huerta Has
Reached Critical Stage

WASHINGTON, Nov l1.-Devel-
opmcnts in the Mexican situation
here have emphasized the determine
tion Of the Washington government
to refuse to recognize any of the
acts OF the New Mexican congress.
1t also was shown that President
of permitting expectations OF arms
to all factions in the southern repub-
lie.
Secretary Bryan had long Cons
ference with Senor Algara, charge
daffaires OF the Mexican embassy.
1t is understood MIR. Bryan said the
United States considered the election
OF congressman equally invalid as the
voting for president and vice presl-
dent.
The secretary summoned the min
istcrs from five Central American
countries and outlined to them i'll
general what had been done by the
United States in its diplomatic par
leys with the Huerta government.
later he added that ne had also been
in communication with the diplomatic
representatives OF European powers
and had informed them in general
terms OF the steps taken by the Unit
ed States thus far.
Complete Break Predicted
1t was reported that some OF these
diplomats Transmitted long dispatches
to their home governments today de-
scribing the situation as approaching
closer to complete break i'll rela-
tions between the United States and
Mexico than at any time since the
Mexican problem became trouble
some.
The state department made p.lD.i>
Hucrta's statement to the diplou'o j.
corps made in Mexico City at m.u-
night last Saturday.
The burden of the statement wa,
that the presidential election would
he declared null and void, but that
the newly elecred members OF con
gress would soon be installed; tha.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Note Indicates Attitude


In view of the fact that the note
rccited in detail Huerta's defense OF
his assumption of legislative author
ity and his arrest of the deputies all
gave also his program for the fu-
ture, it was taken by many diplomats
as an obvious reply to the American
suggestion that he eliminate himself.
The Mexican embassy here, wh:cn
received copy OF the note, declared
in an official statement that 1T may
be assumed that the dispatches &c
ccived represent the attitude OF Pres
ident Huerta and indicate the nature
of his reply to the inquiry OF the gov
ernment of the United States regard-
ing his purpose in view of the recent
presidential elections.
White House officials called atten-
iion to what seemed to them an in
consistency as the valid election Of
congressman voted on at the same
time the vote was cast for president
and vice president which is to be de-
clared by Huerta null and void.
Those who have discussed the arm,
question with the president in the last
Jew days say he seems to be open
minded on this point, while a month
ago he was firmly set against 1t. He
/, asking the advice OF senators on
tina, ques .iol and some OF them have
sained the imprc ssion that he 1ncllnes
somewhat toward the removal OF the
.Iubargo, though t"cre is no outward
indication that he has reached final
IcCiSion.
Secretary Daniels said tonight that
.he president told him there were
rot lnely to be developments i'll tins
NeN; al situation that would inter
fere with the secretary's proposed trip
to the Middle West next week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Huerta Renews Pledge

AS necessary consequence OF tns
declaration in the same manner. he
wishes to make known once more
before friends and outsiders that be
ing respectful toward the law and
persuaded that by virtue OF his hav-
ing occupied the post Of president OF
the republic, while the election was
icing held, he considers himself con.
stitutionally impeded from being
elected He will on no account ta<e
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Mrs. Bob Yam Dies

Mrs. Bob Yam, wife of a hotel
keeper at Gardnerville, died at that
place last Sunday of cirrhosis of the
liver. The funeral took place today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11

Your advertising placed in the Ev-
ening Appeal will reach the people
and bring results.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11

Men chopping wood for the mining
companies of Bodie have been threat
ened by the Piute Indians.-Appea.
Nov. IL, 1877.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Prominent Mining Man Here

Tom Robinson. a native of New ada.
and one OF the boys who made big
cleanup in Tonopah and Goldiield
in the early days of those camps, ar
rived in Carson yesterday. Mr.. Roh-
nson is now operating in Masonic
and is interested in property whicf
bears the earmarks of becoming =
winner Masonic is on the improve
says Mr.. Robinson, and boasts a pop
ulation Of $50 He predicts a great
mining future for the camp.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
NEWS ITEMS OF LONG AGO

Treadway's ranch. The weather was
very uniavorablc all day, there being
a binding snow storm and so cot.
that most of the men shot in ulst",
overcoats. The ten highest scores
average 444
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11

Wood IS .ellins al $40 a cord-Nov.
II, 1879.
Miss Emma l.. Beatty, daughter
of Justice Beatty. AMI sister OF Judge
q. II. Beatty. was married today T.
Geo. +. Bates, an attorney OF Sac
ramentn=AnneSL Nov II. 1870
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11

First-class chicken tomales at
home made. If
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Carsonite Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Garrett Hunt
of Berkeley, Cal, have issued cards
announcing the marriage OF their
daughter. Elianor Geisar Hart, to
George Dee Smith. Jr., OF Carson
City.
The ceremony will be performed
at the Unitarian church, Berkeley, AZ
4 o'clock tonight
Mr. Smith is employed by Enginee,
Emmett Boyle, and intends to erect
a beautiful bungalow here to be occu-
pied BY the newlyweds.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-11
Gave Patriots Pledges

The first magistrate inspired By
his patriotic zeal, called together the
candidates of the various parties, con-
tenders in the electoral struggle and
in solemn ceremony in the presence
of the entire cabinet, repeated the
declarations made before the diplo-
matte corps and called upon the can
didates in the name OF patriotism, OF
which they gave unquesuonable proof
that they manifest solemnly before
the nation that if any one of then.
should be appointed by the popular
vote all the others should collabOrate
morally and patriotically, influenc-
ing their partisans that the presiden.
elect, and his functions, whatever
might be his party affiliation. And
this they did, at the same time mani.
testing to the Mexican people that
none OF the candidates obtained the
number of valid votes to be president
of the republic, all would cooperate
to sustain the constitutional govern
ment to the end that the popular viii
be consulted at more prOpituoa>
time, that is to say when peace in the
republic would permit citizens to free
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the national legislature would soon
resume the legislative powers which
General Huerta had seen fit to as
sumo during the interim between the
arrest OF the deputie for sedition and
the induction OF the new members IF
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The Carson Guards had their an
nual shooting match on Sunday 4;