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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

santa Fc. y ~. Jan. ao--'rhe SUM
ncr county bill. fa,oraDly reported
from the committee omfcamnties and
county Hines occupied almost the en-
tire timc of the house this morning
q dozen or more petitions we're rccciN-
cd and when tho hiii Wus placed upon
its third reading it was evident that
th, members were ftVorBuiC disposed
toward b. An amendment offered hN
Az. Gage of Chaycs Nus accepted by
MI ManAnnHres. in charge OI the blll
IN effort by Mulleus 90 have the bill
re-Committcd 20 the committee on
Judiciary was fought by Mr Hurg and
uuou roll cail the house defeated the
Mullcrs motion by th" vote of 80 10
o.. This 1t Del believed viii he about
the vote ou the nnal passage of the
measure in the house. \ petition was
received this morning from the state
department cot education asking for
an appropriation OF Sl.000 for the
printing OF manuals text books, etc,
fur the various county institutes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
DECLARES NEW YORK
THE CAPITAL
OF VICE
Special Investigator of Gov.
ernmsnt for White Slave
Traffic Makes Startling Re.
port
uy leased wirs to E,rulns Herald,

tBy Leased Wire Ia Evening Hcraid,l
New iork, Jan. 90 Win nis cvi-
drnrc rrdiFcd tp the matter of fact
form of % card iudcy, Samuel ~. Ion.
don. turmrrl, prosecuting attorney OF
~ pus". Texas. who said h. was sent
officially connected with the deppri-
hcnt of Justice, AT Washington. has
laid before the uldcrmsnlc committee.
which S iu,r-tiSatiuE puiicc coudi-
'tiou- here. the result ut his seven
yCar' study uf thc white slave trui.
rro. iIr called New York the capi-
tai of rumfuCrcialiscd Vice and said
mat with the assistance of fourteen
agents placed ~ bis disposal hy this
go, rrumcut, hc had carried ou iu,cs-
tiRutiuns from Fairbanks Aiaskp 20
the canal gone.
iir dcclar,d that his ccnsus iu Sew
Nurk revealed that there were q. 90
men profitng from cummcrciallzcd
,ico iu which 2G,Oo0 women were .b-
vulNed he charged that the police
often aided the trafrickcrs tie ne
licVcd that only individual policemen
were concerned m Tho business ana
doubted that the number ot these ~
ficrrs would exceed 100 out of 10. .0OO
men ON the force.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
tBy Leased Wire 40 EVNning nerafGi
MIGHTY UPHIsAvlAL NOW
pftFDff~TaCn IN TVfrrnrorR

London. Eng. Jan. s0--7cvents Ia
the Balkan peninsula are moving with
such rapidly that the world may soon
he confronted, not with the question of
pvu2e or war. but with q catastropha
Nhicn will leod Turkey Into a tre-
mcudons civil war. Those who know
the Ottoman empire heiievo. the revolt
among the Turkish troops on tho
Tchatalia lines was more grave than
was announced IN Tue short dispatches
passed by the censor. Ci0ss observers
pf events In TurSey expect that stunt,
lar revolis win occur In the AslatlA
provinces where the elements Oppcs-
ing the young Turks are stronger than
la European Turkey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
Three Hundred Federal Troops
May Make Way Into Bat
tered Border Village, With
More Aid on Way.
TWELVE HUNDRED REDS
CAMPED IN FOOTHILLS
United States Border Guards
Ordered TO Prepare for Ao-
tive Service With Prospects
of Trouble.
lD, Leased wire To E,cninr IIcraId J

bg Leased Wire tO Evening Herald ]
~ paso Tcxas. Jan So Th, com
hiucd rvh, army failed Go form for
attack on Juarcz hrforc duybr,ak g..
daN. allowing 300 r,infur,,mynts So
enter the border town aud port Ut cu-
try. IN, rebels. however remain
practically surrounding thu tu, %.
American arm, officers watching tu,
rebel advance from Guadalupe thutt
miles east ot the Texas hurdo, de-
clare that ,hr uur ui mureh ,.,ub"d
tor nearly twenty miles
Tn. iu~urrpUtJs marched tNu
abreast with between l.uuu aud 900
ia tho I'M. Whil, the advance reach
rd th, vicinity OF Junryz shurtl, aft,.
midnight Gruvral Suiazar could not
concentrate his forces bcfur, dawn.
The rebels disappeared to-day from
The Texas border near 81 rJ~u and u
is believed ar' making q d'tuur below
Juarc1 To- arrly. tn the hills south
west of the town from which location
Madcro made his attack two years
age
liuintur,umvntS arriving today brin-
the JuurCE garrison up to about 80,
men aud strong artillery dcfcnH"
They consisted ut about go" men un
der Colonel Fran,isDu castro. who h1i
lvon mu,ing SLOWLY az thr MrXtrui
Central railroad with Wurk trains
rhyy reported m,ytiup r'Nrls nI \hu
mazda. aud routing them with th, pi.
ships cannon carried on thy tIuu.
train. Tho engagement occurred yes
t,Iday after General tvrrrN,u.s roH,N
had demanded tho Wrrvnd,r "I Ahu
mazda.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

El pufo TrNar Jan. 3u. N'lri
aurutr here dr,ur, that Gru'ra'
OroNru is stIl the recognized r''No
mtidry leader. bat that owing tu ms
dsnmlit, bccau~r ut rheumatism a'
remains In hidtng IN M,Niru. Sala.
zir's appointment as c"mmuud"r-in.
,hior merely is uu "Nprdi"ut M. fl'.
tnr, drrharv, iu the present ''W'n IN
~ula2ur has been acting comm Udci
uf IA, rrDol forces in the north since
uruzco's diosapp,uwnrr some utuu.n'
ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
STEEL TRUST HEARING
RESUMED FEBRUARY Il
[ By Leased Wire To- Evening Herald

New YORK. Jan. 30. il'arluTs In
the suit Go dissui,, the ruitcd states
steel corporation were adjourned toe
day until February 10. white the
government attorneys practically
rested their r1sv tudaN with ia, utru-
ductiou ut documentary evidence lnsy
reserved the right tu cuU other aii-
uv~rC- uu that date.
The d"cunDutnr, evidence pertain
,d Gee ia, financing ut the American
Steel and Wire cumpaus aud O." th
so-cullrd Jackson wire puuis." Coun.
.,l Tor th, corporation stated tpdd,
that their side would probably not 10,
completed hcturr Iall.
Judge ElhrrI a. Gary, chair.
man oi lho corporation. James A.
larrrlL president aud a. e. rrioh.
h, director may TO- called hy the de-
iUus,,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
ROBIN GETS SAME
TREATMENT AS
CHEAP CROOK
Bank Wreeker Photographed,
Finger Printed and Sent on
His Way to Serve Sentence.


tIil Leased Wirc to Evening Herald
Now York, Jan 30.--Jus q. Robin
failed today tu ESCAPE the roEues' gal-
iory camera man al police hcadquar-
tiers. although Joseph .. Reichmap,
William Cummins and Charles u.
tide. who were convicted largely on
Robins testimony were spared the
ordeal. llandcufied to But" Jen-
uings. notorious criminal. Robin
was photographed aud finger print
ed. ilo was then snnt away to- be-
gin his prison term of one y.ar for
bank Wrecking
Police Commissioner Waldo cN-
piuined Yesterday after the niure Co
photograph Heichman. Cummins and
HYDE had been brought uut by an In
Ncstigutins committee. that the pris-
uners had never been in the custody
ot the police. bat we're held by TN,
district attorneys office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
He NEVER HEARD
Of M'NAMARA
CASES
Remarkable Discovery In
Wilds of Los Angeles SUB
urbs Who Knew Nothing of
Darrow Trial.


NbA hfH-'d wire 10 Etcnink itrFaid.f ,
W
tDs Angeles. jan. aN--A resident
~ this county Who newer heard oi
ciUrenCo $. Darrow. and 90 whom the
uAme McNamars Was unfamiliar was
found today tie is -. b. Drcsbach.
a duirS man. c,iled as Nouirvman ia
the lawyers pIUa truu He admit
tide q vague recollection ot navine
hrnrd uf she destruction of the Los
Angeles Times building bi explosives.
"My wife reads the newspapers and
tells me about the murders aud auto
mobile accideuts aaid brcsbach.
Before came here this morning
asked her about this cHse and she said
she did not knuw aus thing about lt"
The drfonsr used peremptory
challenE" tu rcmuVc pfrsbath from
the iury box J. Ross Clark. vice
president of the salt Lake railroad.
said he had expressed an opinion On
the case aud WIS excused
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
EXPRESS MESSENGER IN
THRILLING EXPERIENCE
un, Irn-rd Wire 4" l,cning Herald

tltN Leased Wire iu iNcitihg Herald
stamford. Conn. Jan. 30 Fii
hruk, out near u,y,. to-day in the last
cor ul % Through train ot express cars
speeding from Bu~tuu tu Sew York
The ,Nprr~- messenger. alt,i VAIN
effort tu pW ont th' thWcs, pulled
the emrrscu,, brakes hut the mech
anI-m iailcd tu work and hv was an
able tu get word ot his plight II" tht
cars in front within ivW minute
h, WAS compelled tu 'h"o-' between
dcuth m the flames and % leap from
~, door ilr Jumped as tho rai1
rounded curry, ut ihtr'y-fN, mile,
uu hour and escaped with only slight
injuries.
The tium,s wore discovered when
the train stopped here for water ahd
were cNlugush,d by "a" local fire
department. Tho damage 90 th" car
and its content. van estimated 5l
$50. .UUu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
MINING STOCK FAKIR
LANDED IN BOSTON
fBy Leases wire 90 Evsaiss Hsrsiai

Boston. Mass. Ian. 80 james Nc
Nicholas. under Indictment 900 'lrf'.
land for alleged fraudulent usv oi
IN, malls iu the salc of idaho aud
oregon mining siucks TODAY admit
ted his identify and made tull Hat'
mrut regarding hi- dealings, accord
Ing to Postal Inspector Gray ~"
agreed to waive cNtTaditiou prorerd-
inET
Inspector GrN said thnt fhc prls.
ouer told him that his hrcihor. N e.
McNichoias under similar indie -
meut was iu scotland whore the tro
had plnnned to meet NcNEhulas
had planned a hir deal in Boston aud
had expected to conclude u today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

sacramento. cal. 1an. 3o.--F g..
Dczcnd"rG special agent Of the de-.
purtmont of the interior. has advised
Secretary Fisher hy telegraph tc hold
up all California lieu lnnds involved
in the recent Inquiry tIat resulted In
the resignation of Louis a. CLAWS.
secretary of the state conservation
commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
KICKS ARE ALREADY
BEING MADE ON
COUNTY SALARY
MEASURE
Subcommittee Has Practical
ly Agreed on Bill Which
Will Come Up Before House
During Present Week.
FATE OF PROPOSED
ACT Is PR0BLEMATICAL
fsp.risi D,-satch ,o E,eniuE Herald

Ispe-isi Dispatch to EteniHE Herald
Santa Fc y NJ. Jan. SO The hong
delayed count, suhir, Oil nov socin5
likely tu make its appearance before
the week is over The subcommittee Co
which the iunttyr ui drafting suit
able measure WIS referred haze called
Il meeting ut the finance committees
of both houses Tor tomorrow morning
pud 10 is understood that the suh'oui-
m,tt,. has practically agreed upon a.
measure tp be- submitted to the fnll
committee.
This measure. IL ,s reported, divides
the counties uf The state into uV"
classes. based upon their asscsscd vat
uatiuu In first class counties, 81
which there ur, ave, Bcrnulillo. tha 10
ycs. CulfnN. bona Ana and san Mi
surl. 20 is said salaries are provided
upon the following basis.
commissioner sspu.
Treasurer, $1,000.
sheriff S3.auo. with an allowance
uf tl.bou for deputies and t'"o for
iWl,rs
Cu,rR $1,000, with an additional
a. zoe tur the court ,icrh.
probat, Judge. $500.
school superintendent Sl.>"".
surveyor $40 per duS fir each dav
aytmil, employed under the direction
81 thc board of county commissioners
Salaries fur district utt"rur'- are
provided as follows.
First district santa Pc, llio Arrihu
.pd sam Iuuu a. 1000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
THREE MILLION CUBIC
FEET OF WATER FILED ON
BY DOLORES COMPANY
nA Lrn.rd Mlrr ln L,nmimg IIrrald. J

ihN thd~tu Nif' lh lsNfVlWs iitihh'I
Denver colo. Jan. &c., rnt"r mill
lion yuhi, t,rt uf water ,u tine Dolores
river ,rrr hlod ou ny tho Dolores lr-
Tigatlon company of Colorado, said
tu lc uudorutiit.u b., D"H'I'N uuu
COMPANY ot NyN YorN Tine total
amount of waite, rights nov acquired
by th, company iu Colorado is 5000
uuo cubic i,,t. The additional 3.oU0,-
UON cublc feet u was announced today,
NIIl be- used tp irrigHtt tUn 400 acres
uf ARID land n the Moutczuma valley,
The operations ul IN" Dolores irrigH-
tiou company viii extend jrom Rico,
m Dolores county 10 1"rtvz. iu Mon
| trluma county
\ message was received last nishi
/ from q. " Fru,aun. ut Doh"rty and
|,ompauy Go the effect that he VIII b,
f In Denver tur latter part ut the Wrrh
/ tn push construction work on q large
/ Irrigation pruicyt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
MELLEN CROWD AGAIN
IN HANDS OF COURTS
uR, LEASED wirc To Evening herald

ui, LEASED Wir- io Evening Herald. }
Sew YORK IAN 800 Charles s.
Mrllen, president of the New York
New Haven n Hartford Railrohd
company T.. J. Chamberlin ana Al
fred W. Smithcrs, prrsident and chair
man. respectively. OF the Grand Trunk
railroad oi Canada. were re-indicted
to-day hy tho federal grand jury FOR
violation uf the sherman antitrust
Ew 900 un alleged monopuliltic agree
in"ni between the NcW Haven and
Grand Trunk The indictments super
sud, those returned several weeks ugu
and Uurrsd by ths defense g. y.
btlrt iupie Vice president of the
Grand Truuk. and Bcntauin Camp
hrll vice president oi the Sew Haven.
are named ts Wlcgrd cu-ouusplrtturs
nut Wsr, not Indicted hecHusr they
obtained Immunity by tcuif,inr bee
fore th, 1IJud Wry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
Mr.. nnrnrs Ncuultlcd of Murder.

Coukcvillc. Tenn. Jan. so \ jury
today acquitted Mrs Myrtle Barnos.
wife uf 20 wealthy putnam count
man. uf the charge ut numbering Mrs.
Deln Judd Last May Mrs Barnes
boarded train mar her home,
sought oui Mrs. Judd and shot hoI
dead Mrs Barnes had charged tnai
undn. Intimacy existed between het
husband aud Airs Judd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
EXPLOSION SHAKES THE
ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE
LAY aesssa WIr. 60 E,ss,as R.,siai

Nrv Nuik San gU...bu' ul thv
buildings huusiug tb, Rockefeller n-
~tltut, va. shnnpu to its foundations
tuda, los au explosion tu th, chemical
mbrutury The drtuuatiuu Warmed
the ucighhurhuud pub kiudlrd are
80 a., experimental room u was
rrumptl, "Nuusuishvd. Dr la Fargo,
Working under Instructions from Dr.
NcNis Durrru famous throughout the
world tor hls surgiyW experiments.
had completed an experiment aud
stepped uut uI the door whom the rN-
pluspu oycurrod Hr Was hurled
from hIs feet aud tossed into corner
but Nas not seriously hutt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

Pittsburgh Pa. IAN. so.~-rhe
fourth successive advance La crude
ou was recorded whom the south
Penn On company announced its
prio-s tnsiuy A On every other dny
this week. ths price Was lif.cd ronls
"a barrel brlnsins ponnsy wanna crude
go sass and other graces 20 the fol-
lowing prices Mercer black, Coruing
aud Sew castle. Sl.s6; cabeli. ti.aSi
Somerset si8s There WIS no change
ln Ragland from zoe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
ENGLAND NOT READY
To RATIFY
TREATY
United States Note Will Be
Carefully Considered, Says
Sir Edward Grey in House
of Commons.
lBy Leased Ware to E,cniug mc,aidI

london Jan 30 -1hD UrlIIsh ~, .
rrumyut nU. mot reached U decision
ON the question cot ry.umiug uvguttd'
tiuu- Tor the ratification %, the Anglo.
American arbitration treaty, whiCn
secretary oi State kuuN declared ~.
lul,d states was prepared tu rdtI'
.iy SIR Edward Grey, secretary ut
,Jot, tor Tor igu affairs, made tit,e
announcement, today IN rcpy 10 q
question iu IA, house "i commons
"Th, whole United State, note NiiI
o., carefully considered" said sir Ed
ward. "h,tor" Uu, rCply e sent e.
Wb hiugtuu."
The inquirer suggested tliu uthvl
puv,t. might hr asked o." Join 100 q
Himulitutvu, r,plt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
Cnlnrn,In nM rlnrr nIr..

Denver. colo. Jan 5u. -. J.. ~iR"l,
president or the Vludicator Cunsoli.
dated cold Mining COMPANY, ui 'rip'
Pile creek. and President sigel cham
pion Livcstock cumpan, "f the city.
aud one ot th, carlv settlers ui this
section of Colorado died A his hoin,
here after wcea's fitness of Brghri
disease
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
snln1nr IIcad, NV Hc,olutiun.

Washington. Jun. aH.. ''"i"u,l -
ia Furu',, r,lrus,d 20 Few Vccks ar"
from Font sum Houston. Texas. whore
hr was held uu ,b0rg, uf violation
OF IA, ncutruut, laws, is ogpiu un, s
In McNicu. ar vhirf ui stan bee % nr'
IcNulutiunur, Wu,,Wrut headed hes
GcurTu lupz SubItr liri-tdi"r Gru
cul St'tyvr report. tht Saluzur "Hs
elected chief eft % new revolution ON
Wednesday and the announcement ui
ME appointment rf colonel DE Ld
FuCutp followed Nu mention iH usd'
81 Orulru. Who apparently hpH h'ou
suueTl,d,d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
IrdrtaI I;ciuforrmcnt, Moving.

Mexico titt, Jan. iu.H-lWu mixed
columns OF federal TROOPS Including
trtili"rN, hHN, u,ru ordered uN tu,
var department Goo proceed ur,Inti
th' rrh,l force. mvuJrius Jutr'I
General Nuluui" Htlueu iuy orW-
mgudrr uI ihr northern division "i
tho federal arw, Whose u,tIuuart,ra
ntr ,t Cuthwhuu htH been told o
furnish th, troops tud 600 urud tu,u
toward the north over the Mexican
Central railroad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
JEWS MAY NAME THEIR
CHILDREN AS THEY WISH


-, pctersbnrs. Jan. 90, There 4
nothing IN the tlussian law 20 pre-
vent Russiau Jews naming their ehii-
drpu as they picu-e. eecerd'pg o. a
ruling laid down hy the Russian sem
ate to-day The ministry asked the
senate 90 give decisiou on the SUBJ
icrt owing to she growing custom
among Jews Of using ordinary Hns-
Sian first namrs instead of Old Teaint
mont names The holy synod had
protested against the custom.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
4. :. Trnop, Read, for Trouble.

~ pasu, T'AJ., Jan 800. United
states troops on border patrol uut ul
lNTt Ilirs Texas. ar, h,ld iu icidi-
ness fur active s,r,ic, should dI~ut.
der. ocrur uluns h, frontier Gen
H.. T. StrrNrr today t'uh pgrUtl't"u
ar measures IN holding ull uiit,yr
aud mon in readiness. rhn Tvrnt. -
SECOND Infantry hHs been ordered o
prepare tive DAYS ratipus aud 80"
rounds uf ammunition for each man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
STOCK EXCHANGE MEN
WOULD BLOCK REFORMS
fBy Leased Wire 90 nvsSInS Hsrsldl

New YuH Jan. 3o The N'W
york supt exchange to-day appointed
"A rumm.tt., to Nisit Albany and con
fer with Governor ~ulzcr rogarding
proposed legislation affecting the vX-
change tn, committee lurludr- j.
o. Muhun. president oi tuc exchange
three N.pt,-d'uts. = Is Stitsis. ku-
dolph K,pplcr aud g. IS TomroN "nd
siN other ptuminrut bruk,Is aud
bankers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Began debate On siN-vcaT pres.
ldoutial term biii. with agreement
lu vote on measur, heiorr aa-
iuurnmrut
Manufacturers urged mnnutstr
tuIcrs committee 90 amend met
weight bilI $50 as tu rvrmit roas-
0ntblr variations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

itosumcd dcbnt, on fortinca.
uuns appropriation
Soudries schedule was again
subject ul turin revision hcarinv
before ways and mcans cunmitr
tee.
tabor committee held hsnrlne
ON hours ef labor hill fnr women
of District uf Columbia
Adopted conference report on
immigration bin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
FAVOR NBLE REPoHT MADE ON
THE STATE EAiR BilIl

Favorable reports were received on
q number of bills. among them house
bill No. 90. the bill Tor the establish
mcnt Of the state fair at Albuquerque
and providing an appropriation of
Sta.uUO for permanent buildings and
$4,000 annually for maintenance. This
nlll viii likely come up iu tho house
for fnal action early next week. ltis be-
lipvcd To- have an excellent chance ot
iJssaEo though in some quarters con-
siderable opposition has developed. An
Indication ut this opposition came
tha morning with the Introduction uy
MI Mull,ug of a nill locating the state
s,ir 1i Roswell Tho hill was referred
10 th, ,ommitto, on finance from
witch it ma, uottr emerge. Another
hili uvorabl, reported was that known
as tu. act 90 rcguLtc umh"' r"wpan-
irs which aroused such strong upposi-
ilou from the lumber companies 90 the
ut session The iudieidrs commit
tee nyorauly reported the ACT rcquir-
Ing at least ono woman upon the var-
lnis state boards. The ,,unirn appoint
ED under this act must have resided
tor six years ben this state
IN, house this morning passed a
/ resolution formally transmitting 90
Governor Mcdonald ccrtihvat" of
/ thc result ut the senatorial election.
/ n is expected that the governor will
/ itsu, judge Fulls commission without
/ DELAY.
Ti1 Scnntr
IN. .ruutr met this afternoon ai
2.3o Tho following bills were zee
purtod.
Nu ACT r,gulntIug 'hr usc ot com.
mon CO.. public driukius cups. reported
iafortulN with amendment
senate pl SO. o.. .u aci uNiu- tu'
timc ul holding court 900 tHr Eightl
district. Favor hls Rith amendment
s,nnlo biil So. el. prohibiting th'
white slave traffic; reported ENorlu1
with amendment
senate bul '3. 1u uci tp tuihurih'
and proyId. ,ur tp, sterilization o
t'rplr minded persons "ne certain
criminals, uuANurab.y reported
senate hlli 80 Gn uu 8ci t' ptouihI
/ hr muNHtiuu of uubI" rrrorda. in
turaby with amendment.
s,uatr niu so. 3s. 900 u,i pruNidiui
ipr thr payment uf wages due i1 rfn
moves in mooney or checks "f e''i
date Whenever the 'mulu' mont irf
uluatrr. unfsyurthIN
Senate biu so go. an H,t Goo crd0
Jurisdiction to the United states owe
tur military r,scrNution ai Fort HaN
ard. Grant county nyprubN
Senate hlU a. dn act cudins iuris
dlctou to the United sWtos over Ga
Santa Fr national cemetery; favor
ably
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

san Francisco, Jan. 3o,.-Colone'
rctrr ~. Corr, Allen ~ S,dgwick and
George 4. Meade, arrived here today
to select q site for the Massachusetts
Pavilion az the puuamu-pacItIc M
tcrnutiuuu exposition. They viii not
lormnll, tax, tltlr until next Mon
dHN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
IInnlh I.Nnlndc- ln ChLnan lrnrmcnl

chicago lil., Jan. 800 Men, wom-
cn and children were thrown from
their beds, hundreds of persons were
driven in terror 90 The street. and
window slas- shattered when bomb
wac rSpl"dod carlS today lea q threv-
stot, btick pwlding occupied by lui.
lnus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
SUMNER COUNTY
BILL HAS GOOO
CHANCE TO GET
ACROSS
Members of House Favorably
Disposed and Vote in Favor
of Passage Will Likely Be
Decisive.
SOME OPPOSITION TO
STATE FAIR MEASURE

. santa Pc. N. A.. Jan. go The Z
= bin creating Suuucr county
. passed the huuvp this afternoon
q by e. vote Of 20 To- ~. Az the Z
= afternoon was spent in debate
= on the measure and the house I
. adjourned to meet again az .. Z
. m. Monday Tho senate adj
. iourpod until 2:a0 tomorrow.
. The mcmhsrs or the house and 4
. senate received their checks for
y salary and mileage toduy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30
Balkan Allies Give Formal
Notice Of Termination Of
Armistice, With Four Days
Of Grace.
HALF MILLI0N TROOPS
READY FOR SERVICE
Indications Are That Revoat
in Turkish Army Will Lead
to Overthrow Of Unfortun~
ate Government.

Constaniinopls. Jan. ao.---Ths q
. Balkan allies today gave notice =
= ~ me termination Of the armla- .
. uce. the period OF Kruce of four =
. days 10 start az o'clock this q
. evening q
. 90 Q . Q Q q q Q . =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-30

Washington, Jan $50 -rh, united
Statsr is tlU.N6t richer through th,
,trolcssnysa ot people vino neglected
tu place return addresses uu mail IN,
annuM "drud letter sale u"tt"d that
sum NcstrrddN