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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
OUTFOR
NEW COURT
HOUSE
PLAN S250,000 FIREPROOF
AND MODERN STRUC-
TURE; TO PUSH THE
CAMPAIGN

With the dispatch Of sixty petit
tons to all corners of the county
last night. the Chamber of Com
merce court house committee COM
menced its real work in the cam
paign to give Yavapa. county a
freproof and thoroughly up-to-da.e
court house. These sixty petitions
Yesterday secured fresh from the
printer. contain space for signatures
aggregating 1900 in number. Ap-
proximately 500 signatures are nee
essarv to attain the end aimed al
bv the circulation OF these docu-
ments
The circulation OF the petitions
was started last night in this city
when a number OF the most promi-
nent business men and taxpayers
affixed their stamp OF approval 10
the project. The other petitions
have been sent to points through
ont the county where a notary pub
lie is located, as each petition must
be signed by such an official to con
form with legal requirements.
For the first time the fact Is made
public that the committee in charge
OF the work has planned for a
structure to cost approximately
S250.OO0. Figuratively speaking, this
would mean that every person who
owned $1,000 worth OF taxable prop
erty would have to only pay an
significant fifty cents year more
upon his realty, goods, wares Of
chattels. The committee, headed by
John H. Robinson, has already ar
ranged a bond schedule over pc
Rod of twenty years and this Is
attached to the end OF the petition
A copy of the petition Is as fol
lows:
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
HIS ARRIVAL
WORK SIGNAL
From THURSDAYS Dailv.)

From Thursdays Daily.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Williamson, the
former for sometime in charge of
the hydraulic mines of the Lynx
Greek Land and Reclamation Com
pany, have gone to Illinois, their
former home, TO remain indefinitely.
Before leaving. Williamson stated
that Captain A. w. Farney, the pres
ident. would arrive in Prescott no:
later than November |, when there
would begin a general movement to-
ward carrying out the original plans
OF this company in its varied lines.
The big dredge is to be moved to
the site selected and placed in OPP
&ation on a test run of its mechan-
ieal ability in worfing those dig
gings. Other projects, incidental tc
land reclamation, are to be initial
ed. the company owning several
thousand acres in Upper Aqua Fria
valley.
The return of Captain Farney sig.
nalizes the carrying out of every
feature of the big land and mining
project, and he is to remain con
stantly on the ground. He has beer
engaged for sometime in large con
tracts along the Missouri river
which required his personal atten
ton
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22

point 900 feet in length, every foot
OF which has been in ore of a good
milling grade. 1t is to be extended
about $50 feet, when sinking and
other exploration follows.
Associated with the splendid con-
ditions in evidence and the inten-
ton to introduce a reduction plant,
the inspection made a few days
ago by several stockholders and
their optimism as expressed yester-
day, is conclusive of their conf
dence in the future OF this prop
erty. The visitors now in the city
are II. ]. Marshall, of Aurora, Ind. /;
J. F. Frank, OF Burlington, KY;
NJ. F. Wingate, of Cincinnati, Ohio;
and F. NJ Cox, OF Aurora, Ind.
All are heavily interested and have
been with the company from the
start. Their two days observations
at the camp were reflected in their
open and frank statements made
yesterday in which they were quite
enthusiastic over the future, basing
their beliefs on what was accom-
plished since they were last here
several months ago. They were
accompanied on the trip by J. P.
Dillon and \. w. Davis. resident
stockholders. They return to their
homes today, visiting the Roose-
welt dam en- route.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
zoo S|GNERS TO
COURT HOUSE
PETITIONS
INITIAL SALLY OF MEN
IN CHARGE OF CAM
PAIGN BEARS FRUITS
OF SUCCESS
(From Saturdays Daily.)


Although the p@tit:ons in the city
had been in circulation less than
twenty-four hours, nearly 200 OF
the required 500 signatures to call
an election for new court house
bond issue had been secured by
last night \ concerted rush was
made by nearly everyone of the
city's business and professional men
to attach their names to one of the
six or seven petitions handled by
members of the Chamber of Com
merce.
Yesterday number of the petit
tons completely filled with sigma
lures were delivered TO the Cham
Der OF Commerce courthouse COM
mittee. \ number OF the other
petitions were dispatched to the out
side districts yesterday and many
more will follow.
Although but 500 signatures, or
fifteen per cent OF the tax-paying
voters upon the assessment roll, are
required to call an election OF this
kind. the committee proposes to
make grand showing in its initial
activities. The petitions contain
space Tor 1900 signatures and it IS
proposed to secure at least 1000
before the documents are filed with
the Board OF Supervisors at the
next regular monthly session in No
vember
The Northern Arizona fair here
the latter part of the month will
offer untold advantages for cam
paigning. Many OF the ranchers
and mining men from the outlying
district will be taken in charge by
the hustling committee. their sigma
lures procured and a trip to the
present antiquated structure ar
ranged.
Everybody Talking Courthouse.
Conjecture has been rife since
the agitation for new courthouse
was started, regarding the proposed
site of the new structure. Ac-
cording to one in a position &c
know the new building will be
erected exactly upon the same site
as the present one.
OF course. it would be necessary
to shift the judicial quarters and
the other offices to some tempo
rary quarters during the time that
the old building was being RACED
and the new one constructed. But
in the opinion Of this man the in
convenience would be we'll worth
the after-comfort TO be derived and
also the preservation OF the present
symmetrical proportion of the plaza
Make good job of it while
we're at it," he said
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
ACKER'S BOOK STORE

All the Late Books and Magazines.
Stationery and Office Supplies.
Candy. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Toys
Notions, Sheet Music, Etc.
Mail Orders Carefully Filled.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
CIGAR MANUFACTURER

II you appreciate good, fresl
smoke get behind that -plendid
Moose or NJ. A. made At home. NJ
A. Andres. 253 c. Montezuma s.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
WANTS TO GET
THERE QUICK
(From Thursdays Daily0

II ever a man was determined 10
break his way into the penitentiary
that individual is unquestionably
Mat J. Murphy. who is gradually
becoming peeved at the slow. sys-
tematic grind of the laws wheel
Murphy wants to reach the State
prison quick and he makes no bones
about it. However, his hearts de
sire will probably be gratiied to-
morrow.
Murphy was arrested and charged
with passing two worthless checks
al Boise. He pleaded guilty before
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
SERIOUSLY ILL.
(From Thursdays Dahy)

Frank Gilman is SO seriously i'll
at Mercy hospital that his recovery
is regarded as hopeless, according
10 reports made yesterday after
noon by attending physicians. His
affliction is blood poisoning, super
induced from an liberated tooth
that was extracted a few days ago
from which the infection of his
face and head followed. His face
has assumed twice the normal size
and although heroic measures in
treatment are resorted TO, there is
but little hope given that he will
recover. Gilman is a recent ar.
rival in the city and belongs to the
bartenders' union.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22

Justice of the Peace Charles H. Nc
Lane when arraigned and yesterday
admitted to jude Frank Smith that
he had passed the checks.
Sentence will be pronounced at 10
o'clock this morning. The prisoner,
it is apparent, has seen better days
during his career
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
RETURN HOME.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE
president met al the Union station
Mrs. Wilson and the Misses Marga-
ret and Eleanor, who returned this
morning from their summer home
at Cornish, n. H.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
INITIATIVE MEASURE TO BE
SUBMITTED DIRECTLY TO
THE ELECTORS.
Warning.

II Is lGlOHN III any o4AN ~
sign or initiative or referendum pc
tition with any other name than
his own or knowingly 10
sign his name for the same measure
or proposed constitutional amend
ment or knowingly to sign such
petition when he is not a qualified
elector
Initiative Petition.
To the Honorable R. 7. Belcher,
clerk of the Board of Supervisors
of Yavapai county, State OF Arizona:
We, the undersigned citizens and
qualified electors OF the State Of
Arizona and of Yavapai county,
respectfully demand that the fol-
lowing proposed county. legislative
measure shall be submitted to the
qualified electors OF the County Il
Yavapai, State of Arizona, for their
approval or rejection at special
election and each for himself says:
| have personally signed this pc
tition; | have not signed any other
petition for the same measure; |
am a qualified elector of the county
of Yavapai; and my place OF resi-
dence, (including street and num-
Der, if they exist, is correctly writ
ten after nay name.
Resolution.
BE IT RESOLVED. by the Board
of Supervisors of Yavapai county
Arizona.
That a special election by the
property taxpayers, who in all 9th
er respects shall be qualified elect
ors in Yavapai county, Arizona, is
hereby ordered within and for the
county of Yavapai, State of Ari-
| iona, to be held on the-----day
of the purpose
of determining whether the fol
lowing aggregate indebtedness for
the terms, rate of interest and pur-
poses set forth below shall be au-
thorized, to-wit:
Shall the county of Yavapai, Ari
IONA, issue its bonds in the sum ot
Two Hundred Fifty Thousand
(s250,OOO, in denominations of One
Thousand $1,000 Dollars each
numbered consecutively from Il
$50, and bearing interest at tht
rate of FIVE (per cent? per centuu
per annum, payable semi-annually
for the purpose of erecting and fur
nishing a hreproof court house a
the County seat of Yavapai county
Arizona, and maturing as follows
| "a schedule of the number O
bonds TO be redeemed on Janu
airy for the following twenty year
is then given,)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Solo Para Hombres.
Narvisana-El RemediO que Tanto
Sc ha BuscadO.

lima Nuestra Gratis a TOdos Los que IA Pidan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Cuarenta y tres partidas
de rebeldes.

SegGn datos establishes reco-
gidos en- San Luis Potosi, hay en-
aqueI Estado y en- los de Ia from
terra, cuarenta y tres partidas de
rebeldes Y bandidos, las cuales
tienen de treinta a seiscientos
hombres cada una.
Ell nGcleo mas fuerte es ell que
manda Raul Madero, Ell cual Sc
encuentra en- I'm punto conocido
con ell nombre de Herradura. Sc
comDone de seiscientos hombres.
POGO despues de la captura y
muerte de Candida Navarro en-
Guanajuato, fue aprehendido en-
San Luis Potosi ell ex-diputado
maderista Pedro Antonio Santos,
que capitaneaba una partida de
reYolucionarios, corriendo suerte
iguat cue Ell primero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Aumento de contribu-
clones en- Sonora.

Ell Gobernador rebelde de So
nora, don Jose Ma. Maytorena,
ACADIA de decretar un aumento en-
las contribucioneS por todos los
capitales que en- aqueIla region
tienen invertidos las personals o
corporaciones conocidas como E.
de la causa rebelde.
Maytorena ha prohibido, ade-
mas, que los extranjeros adquie-
ran propiedades. exception hecha
de las mineras, y la venta de pro
ductos domesticos por mas de 25O
pesos, sin 81 permiso.
Como ell papel moneda puesto
en- circulation por ell gobierno
maytorenista, ha estado siendo
rechazado por muchos comercian-
ties, estos recibieron aviso de
Maytorena de que 81 no 10 admi-
tan los pondrian en- Ia carcel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Sc tomaron medidas pa
ra evitar desordenes.

A fin dee vitar que en- la Republ,
ca Sc registraran des6rdenes cor
motive de las festas patrias, e.
Ministro de Gobernaci0n, Sr, D.
rrutia, dirigi6 a los Gobernado,
res de los Estados ell siguiente to-
legrama-circular::
"Por acuerdo especial del Sc
nor Presidente de la Rep1blica,
ruego a listed, que Sc sirva dictar
con toda oportunidad las DISPOSE
clones mas apropiadas y energi-
cas- que tiendan a evitar en- las
pr6ximas fiestas patrias TODD de-
sorden que de alguna manera pu-
desc alterar Ia tranquilidad pd-
blica, y muy especialmente los
que aiecten a personals y los int
reses de los extranjeros residen-
tes en- ell Estado, que merecida,
mente gobierna listed.
Desea ell mismo senior Presi-
dente, que la solemnidad de nues
ira Independence Nacional, Sc
signifque en- la RepGblica por Ia
discretion y la cordura del pue-
bio, que estimando p~atri6tica-
mente la convenience de acen-
tuar en- estoS momentos nuestra
cultura y nuestro respeto por los
s1bditos de las naciones amigos,
guarde para ellos los miramientos
y la confraternidad que acredi,
ten la raz6n y la justicia, que nor
man siempre los actos del propic
pueblo mexicano y del Gobiernc
de la RepGblica."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

Ell Oral. Felix Diaz ha recibido
orden del Gobierno para que Sc
dirija a Paris, donde esperara ms
tr%ucciones oportunas para ir al
Jap6n.
Las festas nacionales en- Mata-
moros y Cd. Porfrio Dfaz fueron
celebradas por las autoridades re-
beldes, reinando en- elias ell ma
yor orden.
En- Pharr, Texas, y otro punto
d. laorilla del rio algunos america
nos arriaron las banderas mexlca
mas puestas por nuestros compa-
triotas en- los sitios de la celebra-
ci6n del 16, disgustados porque
no Sc habia enarbolado tambien
la bandera de los Estados Unidos.
Los mexicanos accedieron des-
pues a izar una bandera america
ma para evitar desordenes.
Ell Oral. Porfirio Diaz recibio ell
lunes en- Biarritz a muchos de sus
amigos que fueron a felicltarlo Ell
Dor ser SUI dia onomastlco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Mexico y los Estados Unidos.

Cuando Rene Mason fund6
peri6dicO, dice LIE Cou-
rrier du Mexique," Mexico sufria
aim las consecuencias de la inva-
sion americana. Las tropas del
general Scott acababan apenas
de abandonar ell territorio meXi-
cano. Y 81 es verdad que algunos
capitaIistas, olvidando TODD SEN
timiento de honor y de PATRIOTS
mo. acogieron favorablemente al
invasor, Ia naci6n sufri6 cruel
mente en- Su amor prOpio y no OIL
vid6 las duras condolences que lie
impuSO ell invasor.
Por los terminus del tratado
que Sc frm6 ell dos de febrero de
184S Y que puso fin a la guerra
comenzada en- 1916, quedaba ra-
tifcada la secession de Texas, lie
vandose los Estados Unidos TODD
ell territorio de Mexico, situado al
Oriente del Rio Grande, Nuevo
Mexico Y la Alta California. La
Republica Mexicana perdia asi la
mitad de su te~rritorio, POGO mas
0 menoS, ciento dos mil legUaS
cuadradas."
Es justo reconocer que los ame
ricanos pagaron bien cara su vic
toria, pues aunque habian comba
lido con soldados de pOca disci-
pima, NAL vestidos, NAL alimen-
tados Y nal armados, estallando
commandments en- varias par
ties del pals, cuando el Gobierno
mexicano tenfa que hacer frente
al enemigo, segGn las establish
cas- mas autorizadas perdieron
en- aQuella guerra, ora en- los cam
pos de batalla, ora en- los hOspita-
les nor heridos o Intermediates,
- bonbros
mas u0 i4--'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Los rebeIdes tratan de alta
car AguascaIieDtes.

En- las cercanias de la ciudad
arriba mencionada Sc encuentra
una partida como de quinientos
hombres, al mando de Alberto
Fuentes D. y Francisco Santos
coy, quienes, en- combination con
la partida del cabecilla Pedro Gar
cia, y otras que estan dlsemIna-
das en- la Inca ferrea que condu-
&c a San Luis Potosi, pretenden
atacar la poblaci6n,
La mayoria de los hombres de
Fuendes D. y Santoscoy estan
bien montados y todos traen buen
armamento y cananas con par
que, y 81 no han intentado antes
IN ataque sobre Aguascalientes,
Sc debe a que estan procurando
reunirse ell mayor n1mero de re-
beldes para llevarlo a cabo, asi
como tambien a que antes han
tratado de cortar cast todas las
comunicaciones ferroviarias, pa
"a dejar a la poblaci6n en- condi-
clones lie 10 poder recibir un
pronto auXilio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
mexicano mata a III
americana.

Durante la celebration de las
festas patrias en- Goliad, Texas,
la tarde del 16 del que cursa, sur
gi6 un altercado entire Esteban
Bali y I'm americana de nombre
Kid Driscoll, disparando ell pri-
nero su pistola sobre ell dltimo y
dejandolo muerto en- ell acto.
Ell matador de Driscoll dlsparo
cuatro tiros, hiriendo tambien a
un negro llamado Jack Bess. In
mediatamente fue arrestado y
puesto en- la carcel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

la O que su suenoes lnterrumpl-
do nor pesadillas con p6rdidas del
fI1ido vital: lie duele a I'd. la Gin
tnra o Ia cabeza, Sc siente "a.
oasfad0, sin amino y vigor, debl-
20 . abuses O eXcesos en- la Ju-
ventud?tVa I'd. perdiendo la es-
neranza de recuperar 81 antique
espiritu para poder gozar otra yez
de- los placeres de la vida? En- es-
te case escribanos hoy sin taIta,
pues es tempo que I'd: obtenga
10 que lie restaure la salud y el VI
cor. 4 TODD hombre que nos eS-
criba solicitandolo, lie envlaremos
enteramente gratis una mueStra
de nuestro gran tratamlento me-
dicinal NERVISANA para cue Ia
pruebe V note sus efectOs. FL que
una vez haya usado Ell metodo
E R SANA es nuestro decldl-
do amigo para siempre-esto eX-
plica TODD. Ademas de la muestra
lie enviamos tambien sin nlrgun
costo u obligation para ID un
ejemplar del muy interesante Il
brito "CoufesioneS Secretas." Is
ia obrita que es codiciada por TO-
do hombpe debil eXplica clara y
distintamente ia Influenza de los
nervios sobre ell sistema sexual.
Sc lie manda enteramente gratis,
iunto con la mueStra, TODD ben
empacado Y franco de porte con
solo m~andarnos una carta, deS-
cribiendo, en- su propio lenguaJse
ell NAL de que SURE. Dirijase a:
THE NERVISANA COMPANY.
Depto. "a Box 100, Chicago, III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

Y a pesar de que algunos ma
los meXicanos llegaron a ofrecer
al general Scott una prima de un
million de d0lares y 250, 900 d6la-
res anuales porque Sc hiciera car
go del Gobierno de Mexico Y pre-
parara la aneXi6n de este pals a
los Estados Unidos, ell pueblo me
xicano pensaba como Henry Clay,
r~ecel0sO, mas que nunca de las
miras ambiciosas de su vecino.
Mr.. Woodrow Wilson, que es
hombre honrado e historiador de
gran m6rito, y que no puede ig-
norar, por consiguiente, la OPT
Mon de Henry Clay sobre Ia to-
ma de Texas, no ha de querer
que tenga otro ell derecho de juz-
gar en- terminus todavfa mas du-
ros, Ia politica que Sc lie qulere
imponer y cuya consecuencia Sc
ria larga y desastrOsa.
Y a ~prop6sito de este asunto,
iuzgamos oportuno citar aqui es-
tas lineas de una carta de Napo-
leon III al general Forey.
En- ell estado actual de Ia civil
lizaci6n del mundo, la prospect
dad de America no es Indifferent
tie a Europa; pues ella es, en- par
tie, la que alimenta nuestras IA
bricas y da vida a nuestro conner
clio. Tenemos interes en- que la
Republica de los Estados Unldos
sea poderosa y pr0spera; pero nc
que Sc aduene de TODD ell Golfo de
Mexico, Y desde ALI domino las
AntiIlas y la America del Sur,
convirti6ndCse en- la unica dispen
sadora de los productos del Nue.
vo Mundo."
Els indudable que la i~nterven,
ci6n francesa en- Mexico fua IN
paso absurdo, pero no Sc puede
negar que Napoleon III no Sc e,
quivocaba al prever el peligrc
que corrian los intereses indus
triales Y comerciales de Europa
con la preponderancia de los Es-
tados Unidos en- las dos Ameri,
cas-.
Los g~obiernos de las grandes
p~otencias, no Sc hacen ilusiones
sobre Ia gravedad de este peligro,
Y es de esperarse que, no obs
tante las maniobras nOrteamerl-
canas." que pretenden ocultarles
la verdad, sabran ponerse del Ia,
do del derecho y la justicia, de,
fendiendo asi al mismO tempo
sus prOpios intereses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
Renuncia de la Fuente

Ell lunes present6 su renuncla
como Ministro de Communicated
mes en- ell Gabinete del Oral. Huer-
ia, ell ingeniero David de Ia tuen-
te. No sabemos hasta ahora 81
lie serfa aceptada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
VARIAS NOTICIAS.

Una SOlI4iCAOlI ~
de La Laguna, Sc acerc6 al Presl
dente de la Republica para pc
dirle cue Sc desaloje a los rebel
des de aquella region y Sc resta-
blezca ell trafco ferrocarrilero en-
ire Torre6n Y Mexico, para poder
levantar la cosecha y remltlr el
algod6n a las fabricas, otreclen-
dole al Primer Magistrate una
contribution especial de cinco pc
SOS por cada paca, que ingresa-
ran al Erario para los gastos de
la pacifcaci0n.
Creese que la mencionada con-
tribuci6n p~roducira un millon-de
pesos.
Ell Oral. Huerta ofreci6 a la CO.
mission que para fines de este mes
quedara restablecido ell trafiico.
-Tambien los miembros que
forman la Conderaci6n Fabril Me
Xicana, han ofrecido en- nombre
de dicha corporation, contribulr
con mil pesos diarios durante dos
meses, a fin de que cuanto antes
quede de nuevo alberto ell trafico
entire Torre6n y la capital.
Ell presidente municipal de
Cananea, Carlos Durazo, mayto-
renista por arriba, maytorenista
por abajo, maytorenista por de-
lante y maytorenista por detras,
hugo de la poblaci6n hace pocos
dias, fugandose con el cuarenta
mil pesos de las rentas p1blicas.
Sc asegura que ell cabecilla
revolucionario Panflo Natera Sc
ha casado en- Rio Grande, pobla-
ci6n del Estado de Zacatecas, y
que en- breve depondra las armas'
por haberle puesto esa condici6n
antes de casarse la que hoy es su
esposa.
Ell dfa s del actual falleci6 en-
Saltillo, Coahuila, la Sra. Con-
cepci6n Valdez de Pena, esposa
del ex-gobernador del Estado don
Pragedis de la Pena. La eXtinta
era muy apreciada y 81 desapari-
ci6n ha causado mucha tristeza.
FL Sr. de la Pena, con tan dOlO
roso motive, ha recibido immune
rabies manifestations de con-
dolencia.
Ell jueves Gltimo fueron pa
sados por las armas en- Ia ciudad
de Puebla los feroces criminales
Luis. Te6fanes, Rosendo y Be
nignC Gutierrez, Manuel Vile
gas, G. Chavero Y Ramon Huer-
ia, autores de los crimenes come
tidos en- las personals de varios
sUbditos alemanes en- la fabrica
''Covadonga," cuando las fuer-
zas maderistas pregonaban su
triunfo por todas parties de la Re
publica.
Las ejecuciones Sc llevaron a
cabo en- ell interior de la Peniten-
ciaria.
Ell dia II del actual falleci6
repentinamente en- Saltillo, victi-
ma de una affection cardiaca, ell
ameritado militar Oral. don Ma
nuel NJ. Blazquez, que tanto Sc
dlstingui6 en- Ia defersa de aque-
LA plaza al levantarse en- armas
ell Gobernador del Estado.
La muerte del Oral. Blazquez
ha sido muy sentida entire los cir
culos militares, pues ell extinto
era una de las glorias legitimas
de nuestro Ejercito.
Conception del Orc, poba-
ci6n del Estado de Zacatecas, que
por varfas semanas ha estado a.
menazada por los rebeldes, sera
auxiliada muy pronto por las
fuerzas del Oral. Pena, que con
csc objeto salieron del Saltillo ha-
&c pocos dias.
La capital del Estado de
Aguascalientes ha recibido nue.
vos refuerzos de la Federation,
a~lejandose con tai motive ell pell-
gro de I'm ataOue Dor parte de los
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