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DICCS TRIAL
 DRAWS CROWD CASE MADE FAMOUS BY A0iTA- TON MADE BY McNAe
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 SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 5.-The Diggs triui began today while large crowd filled the court room. The de- fendunt seemed to be quite cool and very much Ut ease as he chatted or nodded with some of the many friends that wcr. present. Mrs. Diggs was not in the court room but she came part of the way from the residence with her husband.
 The charge is that he violated tho Mann act by taking younL girl [" Nevada ror immortal purposes. The lrIlI If Diggs is kept separ'9e from the trial of CaminettL
 Sullivan. the special prosecutor ap- painted by President Wilson to con duet ih" cases. has been hard at work collecting all the evidence relating tn the affair and 1t is said that he anti cipntes no difficulty in securing Il yer diet "f guilty.
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COLLEGE MAN
 AGAIN CHOSEN
ONCE MORE A PROFESSOR PRE-. sIpENT PICKS ANOTHER PROFESSOR.
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 WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Paul Samuel Reinsch. professor of political science nt the university of Wisconsin was nominated today as ambassador to the Chinese republic. Reinsch studied at the universities of Rome I:crlin and Paris and has very deer knowledge of Oriental subjects. He is m author of many works. some of which deal exclusively with Oriental countries. A number of his books on tho Orient and on legislative science have becn translated into Chinese md Japanese and are accepted as stnnd ard works In those countries. He was born nt Milwaukee in 1869.
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FALCON JOSLYN
 HITS SEATTLE
BELIEVES CHAMBERLAIN RAIL, ROAD BILL IS SURE TO
 PASS SOON.
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 SEATTLE. Aug. 6.-FnlcOn Josiyn, the prominent Alaskan railroad man who has taken n leading part in ad- vocating the construction of a gov ernment railroad in Alaska. has re- turned to Seattle and has given 1t as his opinion that the Chamberlain bill will pass this session or early in the regular session.
 He seems to he certain of this and thnt the rnilroad Is an assured fnci is not quest toned by him at all.
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WASHINGTON Aug. 5.-Senator Foraker testified before the srnntc lobby committee today ond 2" did David Lamar who has become famous, or infamous. hy his admission TO- gardng his efforts to deceive icgisia- tors and others by impcrsonnting others while speaking over the tcle- phone.
 Foraker admitted that hc was ac- auainted with Mulhall and this hit of evidence is important from Inc fact that tt proves Mulllall to have bccn familiar with scnators and others high 'n onice notwithstanding the evidence gwen to tho contrary by many of tho former witnesses. Senator Forakcr went into many facts which arc impor- ant but which have been brought out before. He was followed on the stand oy David Lamnr. the Wall street bro Hef. who gnvc evidence before. J.amnr poke of Mulhall In contemptuous
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and that 1t will pass in It's present form in spite of the threats which had ed.
 President Wilson expressed the greatest satisfaction when he learned of the result of the vote in tho curn- mittee. Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo seems to feel that the vote means that the greatest finance bill
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LOBBY HEARINGS
 START OVER AGAIN

manner whenever he alluded to him He was evidently much incenscd by the exposure of his practices over the telephone and his evidence was bit- fer attack on Mulhall and others who were responsible for the revelations which came previously. He was still on the stand when tho committee ad- Ji"urned this evening.
 The whole matter will be once more entered into as the house committee began it's investigations into the lobby charges this afternoon. The senate had practically concluded it's hearings and the house has now tho wny clear cd for going into the whole affair The result of the senate enquiry makes it easier for the house invcsti- gltion to probe further and some more startling revelations are looked for.
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militia have now withdrawn for tha greater part but provisional guard is stili maintained. Most of the men who were responsible for the murder ot the district attorney and the others have sneaked away from the scene and had put somc distance between them and this place before the arrival of the militia.
 The socialist newspapers which have heen talking so bravely have kept
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MAIL LEAVES
 FOR MEXICO
COUNTRY QUIET ENOUGH TO
 MAKE SENDING SAFE.
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 EL PASO. Aug. 6.-The first mall fer many months was dispatched over the Mexican National rnilroad today from United States territory. The train left Chihuahua as 1t did in the days proceeding the fighting along the line of route. That district r now auietcr than 1t has been for some time and 1t ts In so orderly n condi- tion thnt no danger is feared that the mail will be lost.
 From all accounts the fighting of the rebels is fast weakening and many of the stories of great rebel victories are pure inventions. No fight worth rela ting has occurred for many n long day. as matter of fact.
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IS HELD UP
 AND MAIL IS TAKEN

drawn guns in front of them. In the meantime the other members of the gang rified the mail car and took away all the registered letters and parcels. Then giving word to those who were holding up the passengers the whole bunch got away into the woods and the train proceeded on it's way. There is no way of telling yet how much the loot amounts to.
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SEVEN THOUSAND MARCHING
 AGAINST ARMY OF CASTRO

fights and they expect to be more than match for much greater number of tho raw levies of the fed eral force.
 Castro is known to have secured iots of money to aid his cause. He has also managed to land large amounts of supplies and munitions of WIFI as we'll ns some good guns which are now heinz placed in advantageous
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 WASHINGTON. Aug 6.-That the currency and banking bill of the ad- ministration is sure of passage now seems to be assured by the action of the senate committee on banking and currency which voted in favor of the bill today by majority of II to 3. This virtually means that the com mittee will report the bill favorably
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BIRMINGHAM. Aug. GA passen- ger train was held up yesterday near GaIera on the Louisville Nashv He line and the robbers succeeded In getting away with all the registered mail. The passengers were lined up by the bandits at the points of revol- vers and compelled to stand in & row while some of tho gang stood with
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 BUCHAREST. Roumania. Aug. G. Peace has at last been concluded be- tween the allied countries and Bull garia and the war is now at an end. The agreement to conclude peace was arrived at yesterday and was at once published to the world by the corres- pondents who are here representing the newspn pers of all the cities of
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PRETTY ADDITION TO
 FORT DAVIS GARRISON

4 fine hnby girl was horn at 11:30 n. m. today to Mrs. Welsh. wife of Captain Welsh .comNmndcr at Fort Davis. Dr. Robinson and Dr. Mciatcr were In attendance and report that Mrs. Welsh and her young lady nrc doing very nicely.
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Europe.
 The peace agreement has been sign ed by Bulgaria. Roumania, Servia, Greece and Montenegro. all of which countries. including Montengro. took pnrt in the final negotiations.
 The details of the treaty are not yet given out but 1t Is rumored that the five countries may again try to drive the Turks from some of the
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WEATHER REPORT.

Nome, Alaska, Aug. [. 1913. TcmDernture-Max. bs. Min. I. Baromctcr-29.57 inches. Weathcr-ClOudy. Winds. W. 6 miles per hour.
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CANADIAN TOWN
 IS DESTROYED

u began at the rear of store and as the fire fighting arrangements were altogether inadequate. 1t spread with frightful rapidity. The residence DOT lion of the town. like the residence portion of all towns which are grow ing quickly. was scattered and was not touched.
 
 THE NEW EAGLE. The homo ot straight whisksys.
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 ATHADASCA. Aug. 6.-The town "f Athabasca was destroyed by fire yes terday. The whole business portion is A mass of rufus this morning nnd the loss to the owners of property and stores will mean the ruin of many as the town had recently grown immens- ly and most of ihe business people carried no insurance.
 The cause of the lire Is not known.
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CURRENCY BILL IS SURE OF PASSING
BULGARIA., GREECE, SERv|A AND
 R0umANlA BURY THE RATCHET

territory which they have regained since the split between the allies.
 Some of inc delegates to the peace conference when asked to give an ex- pressIon of their views simply declar- ed that all the parties to the agree peace Is assured.
 Visiting Cards at the Nugget Office.
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NOTICE.

There will business msetino of the ksnoayah koxoa al c.30 Wsdnes- d.y evening August 2 An these wishing to tnke up the study of French the coming winter please bs prsssnt. 6usiness of importance.
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NOTICE.

Owing to serious illness all persons indebted 10 me will please call at store and settle.
 FRED PETERSON.
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 CARACAS, Aug. GA government .,my of 1000 men Is now marching ...,nst the force of Castro and big .,s,eement is expected to occur ~uhin a few days. The size of the c.stro army is not as great as that If the government but the former ursident Is supported by men who ..,s had much experience in former
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SENATE 0mMITTEE STANDS
 FOR THE CURRENCY BILL

passed in this country Is certain to become law during this session which WIS called especially 10 enact the cur rcncy law and the tarin law.
 The whole country now Is beginning to hail tho lill ns the means by which panics will bc prevented from ever Oc- curing again in the United States.
 The Daily Nuuoet 200 per month
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Steamer ccrwin will sail for Teller.
 York. Wales, Deerina, ksswaIik aud
 Blossom Aug 2. For partieuiars call at csrwiN office.
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SEND voUR LAUNDRY To the Peopts6 Laundry whore you viii receive good work exscutsd by nsns but white smpley4s. whs rscsiva the stan1arA wneea
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FORT WORDEN. Aug. 6.-The worlds mortar bomb placing record
 was made here last evening. Three hits were scored out of seven shots at n distance of nine miles. The pre- {. vious best for any nation of the world has been two which was made by the crack gunners of tho German army,
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Secrctnry Daniels of the navy declared today that 1t will probably be necessary to estn blish another first-class navy yard on the Pacific coast to acc0mo-
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The Nugget will print your station cry at reasonable prices on short notice
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FORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 6.--Lind- say Garrison. secretary of war. and General Leonard Wood. chief of staff. viewed thc mortar battery pra- cticc here today and wcrc deeply im- pressed with the splendid accuracy of the gunncrs. Eotli nf them spoke la. ter In tho highest terms of the manner in which the mcn warc trained and expressed the opinion that gunnery Iaacticc was hett"r thar mere num- l.rs in the work If ,lcfcnding the etGst.
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positions. He has issued another he hns come to liber,,tc the people of Nenezuelt from the yoke placed around their necks by their present masters.
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The steamer Kettle 8 will take the Alsska's place, carrying the mail for the U. S. Mercantile Go
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GREAT GUN RECORD
 MADE NEAR SEATTLE

date the vessels that will go to the Pacific after the opening of the canal
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Visiting Cards at the Nugget Office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
Commercial Club May Offer Prizes
for Best Improved FiUe Acre Farm
Head of Big Development Pro-
ject at Los Lunas Makes In
teresting Suggestion Which
Is Being Considered by the
Club Directors.

Ia answer to request by the com
morcnl club for suggestions az To-
ways and means at increasing inter
cat iu farming IN the Hio Grande val
Icy ~. A. schultz. manager ~ the Rio
Grando Development company, nov
reclining large tracts near Los
Lunas. who BIZ In the city today. makes
an interesting proposition. Re sug-
gcsla that the oiLb oncr prizes. sub
stuntisl prizes for IA, nest improve
mcuts made On nvc-lcrc tract of
new land during the present year IN
the valley north ana south of Albu-
qucrquo.
The Commercial clup directors have
the proposition under confederation
aud II Is believed they viii adopt ID.
Mr. schultz says that two new
farms have been put ~ during tn"
past few months un the Los Lunns
project and that two more viii go In
this year conditions ar, excellent
hc said TODAY we are confident oi
making splendid big showing this
year OF what can ho accomplished by
scientific irrigation and modern furm-
Ing methods in the ~" Grtudr wall
ley. than which there be- mo- more FER
tile valley In IN, world
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity u Here hacked ",
Albuquerque Testimony.

Don't take our word for ~.
Don't depend on a strangers state.
ment.
Road Albuquerque endorsement,
Read the statements OF Albuquer-
que citizens,
And decide Tor yourself.
Here IA one case OF IL
Mrs H. Fourncllc. i03 south Broad
way. Albuquerque. y Mex, says: ~
can youch for the merit of Doan's
kidney pills as heartily now as when
recommended them over two years
ago. since then / have advised other
persons To- try them and | know from
reports that they have acted satlsfac-
torily. la January 1907, I said Ia a
public statement that the contents OF
three boxes had cured me OF pain IN
the back that had chung 10 me for a
long time. can nov add that have
mad no recurrence OF my trouble"
For sale hy ana dealers. Price 5C
cents. Foster Milburn CO., Buffalo
New YORK sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the aame- -Doan's--anc
take no other ADV, Q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

4 surety company furnished the
Ss00 bail. Tho ease was brought be-
fore Judge Holt M the result Of the
refusal Of the department of COM
merce and labor to admit the general
to this country. His lawyers pointed
out that Castro had already been held
az Ellis island for several weeks lin
"a manner sufficiently outrageous TO
satisfy the INDEBTEDNESS OF any
one"
United States District Attorney
Wise vigorously opposed the Appli-
cation for ball. urging that even tenn
porary liberty 20 Castro would defeat
the purpose of the department In the
steps u has already taken. The court.
however sustained the application and
fixed next Friday for hearing argu-
ments.
Followed by curious crowd. Cas-
tro went Immediately 20 e hotel where
h. had engaged . suite, lie was al
smiles and keaIning with happiness
az he invited photoErap pliers TO sur
round him az he posed for his pie
ture.
In a statement. Castro bitterly at
tackled the Washington authorities
for excluding him. Hc "a 10 speak
"Wednesday night at dinner of the
Northwestern society az which John
Hays Hammond IL To preside Mny0s
Gaynor, Il was announced. had lnvlt-
ed Castro tO make him a call
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
BAR ASSOCIATION
TO GIVE BANQUET
TO JUDGE Pope
Entire Membership Expected
to Be Present at Pleasant
Affair at Alvarado Tomor-
row Evening at $50.

Tho members Of the bar ussucit-
ton of this district VIII give a ban
uuct tomorrow night bt 80 ai the
Aiyarado in honor of Judge william
&c. Pope ct the United states district
court for Sew Mcvicu. Nll members
of tho HH-u, iHtitu Ht. "rtud Go DE
present with outside attorneys and
that the affair viii hc brilliant ana
thoroughly enjoyable b. certainty.
President Thomas X. ~ Madison ot
the association has general charge Of
the arrangements and an members
ct The har are invited to br present
uud pay their respects "a the guest
of honor The banquet is given as a
courtesy 10 the Judge, tu show the
general esteem In which he h. held
hy members of the legal fraternity
and in appreciation OF his holding
court mere for the convenience 81
ATTORNEYS and litigantH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
PUEBLO INDIANS TO
LEAVE TOMORROW
FOR CAPITAL
Red Men Journey TO Wishing
ton to Confer With Off
Gals Regarding Lands to
Be Held in Trust for Them.

Representatives uf lb, indian pur-
u'us Of Cu.uu Santa Dnr1 Taos,
lHEuna IslrDt Santa Ana and san
du viii l'1N, Santa o.. ana Nlbuvuyr-
uu, t"mprruv fur Washington, Vhyr,
they viii confer with tuy commits
'.uuyr cot indian affairs regarding the
updIug ct indian lands boo Sew Myyi,n
iH tb, government Go ne held iu trust
rnr them for 900 uw, iu the future
Nurn,uuu N1,iu viii represent lslytH
Uurpl" at tu, conference, while Gov
'innr William pH|-Juu aud itwl" -.
I''ls Viii represent lHguut Pablo
NHuttI, one ui the most hIshIN
educated indians 100 the state. VIII
represent enc pu,bips eft santa Ana
sud SuudiH. Pablo AhyItu is p rosie
dent u, HIpfu Provided ihD Indians
uru satisfied after the NHsh.ustun
conference. tbat their rights Will %,
properly protected boz land matters,
tur. VIII sign tine decd .I .ust and
permit Uncle sam 90 '.. otter 900
their land affairs hproal,r Tho land
owned Dog tuv Pueblo .u,. n. u Sew
Mexico comprises appt' rNImufrlN 20o.-
600 acres and VAS originally vcd'J tu
th,w 1y the kius uf spain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
COMMERCIAL CLUB
ADVERTISING FARM
CARS NOW
Posters Sent Up and Down
Valley; Prof. Tinsley Leaves
to Help Start Demonstration
Train Over Route.

Tho Commercial Cmn has this week.
cent out among tho farmers up AMI
down the valley advertising matter u
the form OF posters telling about o. p
arrival of hp Santa Agricultur n
college instruction Cars cor demon
~tration train here. saturday. F,bru.
urN H. Iur whole days stay II Be-
desired Go have the biggest possible
Hudiyu,. ui FARMERS ON hand tor the
lecturers here and Go That end every
farmer Is iu bc Informed ol m, dat.
of me trains arrival
Agricultural Demonstrators J H.
Tu-i,y leaves tonight Tor state coli
log, and p,m.ug. the latter the rrIi
startling point OF Oh, train ON ts
scheduled trip iIr win help mah
ulb arrangements aud ACCOMPANY
the trtu Go Albuquerque as lecturer
and demonstrators n chief
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
DECLARES SUPPLY
AND DEMAND CAUSE
HIGH RATES
Head of Hamburg-Amerioah
Line Denies That Confer
ence Agreements Are Be.
hind Doubling of Shipping
Cost.
tBy Leased Wire 10 Eycnlng Herald.l

(By Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald.l
Washington. Jan. 3l.-High ratss
Tor trans-oceanic freight are eau I'd
by supply and demand rather than by
conference agreements" among
steamship lines. ", q. sickel OF th5
Hamburg American Steamship COM
pany today told the house shipping
trust committee.
The doubling In freight rates IN
the past two or three years. he said.
lis the result of vast increase ip
shipping which now exceeds the
amount of tonnage available to carry
a. We are forced To maintain rcas-
enable rates by the fear of compcti-
ton from regular lines outside OF the
conference or from tramps. We real
IS Try 10 gct as much cut Of the bust
ness az possible up To the danger
point OF killing the business or driv-
ing tho business Ia the tramp ships.
These tramp steamers that you say
control rates, are practically all own
I'd hy the conference tine" said Rep
rcscntatiyc Humphrey.
"a don't admit that
but / make the statement" said
MIR Humphrey. "A majority Of these
tgamps are owned or controlled bS
the conference lines. The conference
lines use them - handle their surplu,
freight"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
NEW ORLEANS FIRM
|. IS INDICTED FOR
SHIPPING ARMS
TO REBELS
Federal Grand Jury at New
Orleans Holds Well Known
Company for Violating Neu-
trality Laws.
ALLEGED TO HAVE MADE
SALES T0TALLING $500, 900
[ny Leased Wire to Evening Herald

New Orleans la, Jan 3i.-indici.
ments charging conspiracy q" violate
the neutrality laws iu .onnection with
the proposed shipment ui arms ana
ammunition valued go S2OU,OO0 60
Mexican insurgents. were returned zoe
dHs by th, United States grand iury
against members OF tuc firm ot 4
Baldwin aud company Of this rity. Z
large importing house other per
sons were Indicted also but so FAR no
names have been made public
The munitions. due ~ activities of
sn agent "t the department OF iu-
ti.r. never left Ncw Orleans ana are
stored In warehouse. They are said
To represent e part only oi purchase
totallinS 100000 made hcr and in
Sew YORK by agents of the Felix Diuz
revolt az last summer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
M0RTUARY.


IWOrI HorViIcH Tor MUTIOrio LUU.
Gee Davis the year aud hnlJ uld
daughter uf AIR Hrd Mrs Harry g.
Davis. drowned hate Yesterday alter
noon in wen near The Davis home
uu South Arno street VIII Doc hrld U
'.an O'Clock tomorrow afternoon iu
strong ,huhcI Rev e. -. Book
man, OF the Lead avenue Methodist
church viii ottlcl1ty md burial VII
ho u IuiryIcw cemetery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
HOME RULE PARTY WINS
NOTABLE VICTORY
[By Leased Wire to Evening ueTaldl

LUndOndorry, trcllnd, Jan IT,
Tn, Irish home rule party Non a not
able victory over the unionlsts in the
election OF member OF parliament
tor this cits
The poll. which was az usual a very
close one. resulted as follows:
David g. Hogs. nationalist, 2.6a9.
col a. \. PuNvuham. unlonlst
26ts
Mabery, o..
tn. victory of the homo rulers
givcs them majority 81 members oi
parliament from the province OF us
ter iu the house OF commons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
Usage COUNCIL
APPROVES OIL LEASES
tBy Leased Wire TO EsenIng Hcrnld.l

Muskogcc okla, Jan. 1.-THE neN
Usage Indian council, IN its first ses
zion al Puwhu-ka. which continued
today. approved oil leases on t2.0oo
arrrs of their land u was because
Of the refusal 90 approve these leases
that tho old council was removed The
councu also recommended that lenses
h., sold on su additional 100. 600 acres
resolution was pass "a making n a
felony to OTTER q hrlhe go membci
ol the Usage council,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
IIrheI. Threaten Nlc-cn.

Washington, Jan. Consul philip
y Holland 40 Saitillo. MoNic". reports
the nearby town of NIcsca. threatened
with re- rebel attack The rebel lead
or Bonita Rodriguez has demanded
that the Hacienda -, Saladp Boa Sah
luis potuu produce 1000 1000 goats
so that Do" may feed his t.500 rcEo-
lutIonists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
NEW SH 0 RTHANO
CLASS STARTS
MONDAY

The Albuquerque business College
announces the beginning of ncw
class IN strnosraphy and touch type
writing. Monday February I'd New
students may enter at that time aud
continue until the course IL complct.
ed For information, call. write or
phone. Albuquerque Business coll
lcBc. The Special school oy Special
lists" Phone G2T.