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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
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DEMANDS
:" A PROBE

Seattle, Nov. 1S.-Delegate.
Thomas Van Lear presented the
resolution of the American FEEDER ,
alton of Labor convention, de-
nanding that congress investigate
the charges that the Michigan
copper companies obtained much
of their land by fraud under con-
gressional grants of sixty years
ago In aid of canals never dug.
President Gompers supported the
resolution.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
WIN. VAN HORNE
SERIOUSLY ILL

/ Montreal, Nov. 13.---Sir VIM. Van
Horne, former president Of the Cana
dian Pacific who was taken seriously
i'll at Toronto last night. reached his
home here this morning somewhat i'm
proved. >.,j, :..... 4
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Horn.
Besides fixing the official dates fon
the fair, the associations memberships
IN the State Fair Circuit association,
which organization has headquarters
In Chicago, was decided to be cons
tinued.
President Scott and Secretary Van
Horn intend to make the fair q big
success this year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18

Miss Jessie Wilson, who is to wed
Francis B. Sayre, Nov. 25, at the White
House, will receive one Of the most
notable wedding presents ever given
in the United States--the diamond
pendant and necklace subscribed for
by members Of the house of repre-
sentatives, republicans and demo-
Gratis. In fact, the movement for the
gift to the girl who will become the
thirteenth White House bride was
started by James R. Mann, bitter po-
littcal opponent of her father as leader
Of the republican minority Of the
house. Mr.. Mann is one of those
genial, whole-souled politicians who
can rise above party in such matters
The gift costs $4,000.
The pendant is outlined in pear
shape containing eighty-fve small
diamonds and one large canary dia-
mond in the centre, weight six and
a guarted carats, and is perfect in
every particular. The small dia-
monds are placed around the large
stone in concentric rings, which are
built of delicate lace work Of plati-
mum. The contrast of the blue and
white of the small diamonds and the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
ROBINSON TO
REPLACE DAHLEN

New York, Nov. 1S.-President Eb-
bits announced that Wilbert Robinson,
until recently member OF the Giants,
would be Brooklyn's new manager,
succeeding VIM. 'Dahlen. He has been
McGraw's first assistant on the
coaching lines for several years. r..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
WORLD FAMOUS
VOCAL TEACHER

London, Nov. 18.-Madame Mathilde
de Castrone Marchesi probably the
worlds most famous vocal teacher,
died here aged 81. She was known to
everyone who ever studied music In
Paris, Vienna or London.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
EngIishrnan Scores
United States for
Fortifying Canal

London
ice
e keep The Panama always to British shipping
instead Of entirely the benefit Of the
closing the caal will equal rights
4
! breaehp United States
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
HEAD OF POLITICAL CLUB
AFFILIATED WITH TANIMANY
WAS SHOT In THE BACK


bullet wounds the
the pursuit ss#ss
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T. ]. DONAHUE
Shot HIMSELF

Minneapolis, MINI, Nov. 18.-F. r.
Donahue, travelling salesman, Of
Sioux Falls, killed himself by shooting
in a hotel room.
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Found Dead in Woods.

A~ Couderay, wis. Nov. 1s. = A man
Named Domars said to reside near
Park Falls, was found dead yesterday
In the woods three miles north Of
Draper in this county. He had been
hunting and from appearances his gun
accidentally was discharged, the bull
let striking him In the head.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
Huerta's Final Defiance
= Organization of Congress
Lack of Anti-American
Feeling Is Surprising
Feature of Situation

Despite Rabd Uerances of the Mexican Press People OF
Mexico Refuse to Become Excited
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President and Cabinet Discuss SituationEvident That
Carranza Does Not Need Lifting of Embargo

13-The diplomatic
Chaputepec
Huerta reside his
torico Mexican presidents.
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DEATH Turks
IN THE WOODS

Ashland, Wis, Nov. 1s-Henry L.
Gardner, manager of the Rice Lake
Excelsior Co., died yesterday as the
result Of being shot through the body
by an unknown hunter on Thursday. d
Physicians today amputated the leg
of Fred Becht, who was shot while
near Plummer Wednesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18

1sThe Tasebatt which has heretofore steadily
attacked policy Mexico, said,
the provisional presidency is the
to restore order in that country"
The newspaper quotes approVngy the report that Admiral
minister Mexico advised Huerta
the American
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
MEXICAN CONGRESS ORGANIZED.

Mexico City, Nov 1SThe completion Of the preliminary
o Mexican
President Wilson
Of
Lind permitting the
Of resignng still
has been that Washington has been given
Huerta ratified his
dissolution Of the
Mexican officials convinced that United States is
bufng They quoted saying they satisfied there will be
intervention.
singular is the continued absence Of American
pers to stir such feeling have met with success
Similar a
the capital with Of lower classes led by
dents, who shouted against everything American
president cabinet discussed
the latest phases the Mexican situation with especial attention
the Some officials
inclined believe that would heed the warning
Of the United States action concessions
blockade revived, high officials
might the Of his
a a contingency.
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Continued on Page Eight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
THE WEATHER

Unsettled weather tonight and Wed
nesday; probably snow fiurries slowly
rising temperature; moderate variable
winds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS

some Of his characier-studies are an
deed = work Of art Last but not
least OF the principles. 10 Mr. FlOryn
Happy Jones, The oOmmedlan. who
an be- seen IN various laugh prOduc-
nE parts writer expressly for him.
Then comes the chorus. and IL Ia
some chorus. singlng from si2 10 ten
musical number every performance
and they are some dancers too. the
one dancing number intr0d lced IN
the opening play o. we'll worth the
whole price OF admission 20 say no
Thing Of the resi- of the chorus mum
bers
The pictures. that are proving so
popular az The Grand will boz exhlb-
tied a. usual pictures starting at
Z - and the Musical Comedy ar
30 making tao shows for the ad-
Mission price OF one
The oDenlng play will be- The Lit
Ne Heiress." There viii be- "a ladies'
and children matinee on Wednes-
day Beginnlng Thursday the COM
pany will present The Tom Boz
Girl the balance OF the week with
he usual matinee ON Saturday
Nj " G. Woods. the genial man
aver Of Use Grand" Is The sole own
Lev and manager OF the company ana
We have his assurance that The
plays this COMPANY will produce. viii
be- equal 70 many shows that YOU
have paid dollar and a half to see.
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AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY
ISSUES FINE CATAL0G

An evidence Of Amarillo's growing
importance a. distributing center
for autos and the necessary supplies
therefor b. furnished b. the 50
page catalogue just issued By ,ne
General Auto supply Company Of
Amarillo
This catalog - attractive IN ap-
pearance. profusely Illustrated. aud
presents for consideration range Of
automobile accessories which Is not
surpassed by the larger cities OF the
southwest.
The catalOgegas published ia an
sWer 10 growing patronage throu-
gh0ut all Of northwest Texas. vito
a special view Of enabling the futo
owner 10 make intelligent selection
0f material desired A full descrip-
ton and picture goes with practical
~ every article with a price quota
ton accompanying.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-18
DAILY MARKETS
KANSAS CITY Grain

KANSAS CITY. Mo. May IT,
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3 red. s5N93. No Z red. ass;
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SfnN7ia No hard. S30 BOY.
Cash Corn 40 white. IS. No. 3
white. 57h No. . white. none. No.
mixed. % l-id q No. 9 mixed.
81 Ia No. Z mixed 5GA No ,
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No yellow. $50
No. white. ~ ass. No. 3
white. 3Cia d37, No. : white. none.
No mixed. 3jia; No. 3 mixed. "A
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-18

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The Home OF Amusement for the Entire Famiy -

For ONE week beginning Monday, May 18th,
we will run pictures only account Of repairing
auditorium and stage, also repainting. This
will not interfere with running the pictures,
which will be changed daily. Our orchestra
will render the usual good music with pic
lures. We are removing the posts on each
side Of auditorium and including all aisles, in
order to make everything comfortable and
give you full view Of the stage. The inter-
ior will be reprinted throughout. Please re-
member we will again give you Vaudeville,
beginning Monday week, May 18th.
PROGRAM FOR MONDAY:
"HORATIO SPORKINS," vitagraph, Come
dy. From Chas. Dickens.
PAT, THE COWBOY, Kalem. A Novel Com
edy.
A REDSKINS MERCY. Pathe Play. Drama.
MATINEE EVERY DAY AT THREE P. M.
Well Ventilated and Plenty Of Electric Fans.
"The Coolest Spot in Town"
10 CENTS ADMISSION 10 CENTS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-18

BEGINNING Monday matinee and
night the Majestic Fill adopt q uew
Dolict ln entertainment Tor amuse
ment loving public a sery strong
musical Comedy Company OF ten
people Including pretty glrls win
splendid voices. teo real comedians
ahO knOa uow 20 get the laughs
The company ls headed b. JACK and
Jennie Wyle Who have had years Of
experience in this line o. work and
who are prepared 20 produce The
best laughing tabloid comedians.
seen on the American stage today
o. Hill be- the policy Of toe man
agemeut 10 give three shoas daily.
matinee m . m and Q shows at
uight The playlets viii run about
30 10 a. minutes and aiIl De very
musical and funny but a. tho same
time clean. and refined Three pic
lures will also boz shown 100 addition
10 the act. making a shOe that can
not boz surpassed DO equalled any
where at the price OF admission
There viii be- complete change
of BIN every Monday and Thursday
and complete change OF picture eF-
cry day The admission will Boz zoe
Tor adH.ta and zoe for children pr.
tween and o. years Of are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-18
MRS IRWIN WILL CONDItT
USUAL II MMEI. COURSE

Mrs. W. A. Erwin will begin her
usual summer course IN music May
2Gth. closing with a public recital
August. -. 1918.
Plano. violin aud all stringed in
siruments viii be taught, also har-
mony aud Composition. and musical
history. giving special study to grand
operas and great oratories and the
and analysis OF the
great piano solos.
Advanced students should not fail
% take this course. Phone ll07 OF
call at 1901 Tyler street. iGg-3t
All want ads must be accompanied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-18

Beginning next Monday night. the
play going public Of Amarillo NIl
have au opportunity Of witnessing ln
entirely new idea Boo me aay of Mus
ich Comedy. me Annette Gale Con.
pany. which opens % week euEase.
mont ~ the Grand Theatre. tomor.
f0W night iH producing clean plays
that are rich Boo dramatic situations
as well as fun or good comedy. thus
not providing amusement for lovers
ol music bat also for those RhO ike
real dramatic situations. This CON.
biuatlon Of tears and laughter D.
proving very successful Dol the East.
.crn rItie and with catchy musical
numbers the kind you 20 out whist
lins leaves nothing to bo desired iu
the WaF 0f entertainment
The entire cast b. composed OF arr
fists who are sell known in their re-
spectlyo lines. Miss Gale is we'll
known entertainer ana has the happy
faculty of winning her audiences
from the start. she D. good singer
and clever dancer. with the follow
Ink people supporting her. and with
every one az their best IN parts writ
ten expressly FOR them. the plays are
sure 10 Doe good
Miss Jessie NIirom. we'll known
member OF the company. Is handling
the characters. Mr. " NJ Gale. the
producer Is leading man of recog-
nixed ability ana will play opposite
The Little Blonde Mr. Joseph j.
Smith. Is the character man and
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Az OPPORTUNITY FOR h.

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lu the whole field OF medicine
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All want ads must be accompanied
by cash.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-12-18
UNA MUJER CUE EsTABA sIENpo
JuzGADA PORS SAsEsiNATo co.
METE suicIDIo.

Wahoo. Neb, Die. 16.Mientras el
jurado en- la causa de la Sra. Haggie
Johnson cncausada por el asesinato
de SUI esposo entr6 al cuarto de la cor
tie anoche con su fallo, noticias faieron
traidas por uno de los oficiales de la
corte que haDia sido mandado traer
la acusada, que la Sra. Johnson ha-
bia tragado una cantidad grande de We
memo, en- su zelda en- la carcel y Sc
crefa que estaba muriendose. Medi-
cos fueron mandados 4 la asistencia
de la mujer y Ia corte Sc prorrog0 sin
recibir el fallo. A segun los reportes
la mujer no puede vfvir.
La Sra. Johnson estaba acusada de
asesinar a su esposo, cortando su cuer-
po en- pedazos en- la despensa de su
casa u mas tarde echando los peda-
zos deli cuerpo en- un RIO. Los niiios
de la pareja testificaron haber yisto
el asesinato La defensa aleg6 insa-
nidad, segun Sc alega, por el abuse
del esposo.
Aunque en- una condici6n crftica, la
Sra. Maggie Johnson, quien anoche to-
mo bastante veneno mientras aguarda-
ba en- su zelda aqui en- la carcel del
condado por el fallo del jurado, segui-
do de su juicio por el asesinato de su
esposo, John Johnson, sc report6 que
la sefiora estaba rccuperando.
Ell fallo del jurado no Sc anunciara
hasta que la Sra. Johnson pueda estar
presente en- la corte.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-12-18
\ l.aARA a LOPEZ SALlR De -
NINA.

Bingham. Utah, Die. 12.--Aunque
los mineros trabajaron aver sin MN
gun tenor de ser lastimados en- parties
de la nina Apex.U Utah, 5ningun alguacii
& diputado ha penetrado q los tfineles
en- busca de Rafael Lopez FL asesino
de seis hombres. desde aver. X Una re-
compensa de, mil pesos ofrecida por
ell estado por la captura del desespera'
do, agrego d la actividad de los dtpu'
tados en- resumir Ell escudrifiamiento
q cual fue descontinuado cuando el
alguacil Smith decide que Lopez no
habia sucumbido los gases, genera
dos para matarle, la semana pasada.
Los alguaciles en- concilio va tarde
aver decidieron en- no permitir los
iiputados entrar la nina nj que 81
euieran echando mas fumigaciones. Su
rlan es tener guardias en- todas las en-
tradas hasta que 81 hambre obliguc a
Lopez salfr de su encierro. 8 hasta
que no quede ninguna duda que esta
muerto s due Sc ha escapado. Luego
ID nina sera escudrihada enteramen-
te. Todas las entradas de los time
les excepto aquellos en- los niveles ba-
iitos, donde los mineros estan traba-
Iando. han sido parados con frontones
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-12-18
ANDY cARNEBcIE EN FAVOR DE-
ROOT PARA PREsIDENTE.

Washington. b. &. Die. 16. An
drew Carnegie visit6 la Casa Blanca
hoy con 81 prop6sito de preguntar So
bre Ia salud del Presidente Wilson.
Habl6 por mucho tempo con el Secre-
tarios TumultY acerca de la paz del
mundo v mas tarde 80 fu6 Al departa-
mento de estado hablar sobre Ell
asunto con el Secretario Bryan. Guam
do sali6 de la Casa Blanca 81 Sr Car
negie dijo que crefa que las condicio-
mes de los negocios iba estar "mejor
que antes,' despues que Ia nueya le-
gislaci6n, la cual el congreso tiene
ahora en- mano. sea decretada- Lue-
go dijo 10 siguiente con referencia al
Senador Root:
70 creo que eI Senador Root es uno
de los hombres mas sabios en- Ameri-
ca" dijo 81. "El Presidente Roosevelt
10 dijo asi, ell Mayor Morley me dijo
que asi 10 crefa 81 ta1nbien. v y0 creo
que Ia mejor cosa que la convention
Republican, puede hacer serfa nomi-
mario para presidente."
Isl es Que no hubiere convention
cree usted que serfa nominado en- las
primarias?' Sc le pregunt6 al Sr Car
negie por uno dc sus oyentes.
Bien," dijo el Sr Carnegie, zen 10
que concierne mi 81 10 serfa."
I'll Sr Carnegie vino Washington
a atender Ia junta annual do Ia So
ciedad Carnegie para 81 escudriha-
miento cientffico.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-12-18
a IN y. e, "
-os REHELuEs REPULsADos.

Vera Cruz, Die 15.--Las fuerzas re.
beldes atacando Tanpico fueron repul-
sadas echadas fuera de aquella cil-
dad con tremendas bajas, a segun di.
ce el General Gustavo Maas, comans
dante militar aaui, duien dice que las
tropas federales baip Ell General Joa-
quin Maas. arribaron al alivio de Tam
pico aver. Hasta las 8 esta maiiana
ninguna COMMUNICATION habia sido reci-
bida aqui por el Contra Almirante
Frank F. Fletcher, al commando de los
buques de guerra de los Estados Uni
dos en- Tampico. Su tiltimo mensaje
lego aqui las cuatro y media aver
tarde, cuando la pelea entire los rebel
des los federales estaba todavia en-
progreso. Sc cree que en- aquelIa no.
ra ninguna communication estaba abier-
ia entire Tampico y la Ciudad de Me-
xico.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-12-18
LIE coRTARoN SUs HERMosAs
TRENzAs.


Toledo, Ohio. Die. 1s.Asaltada en-
sn CANA por dos hombres enmascara-
dos. la sra. Fred Cahoon, de Point
Place fue despojada de su hermoso ca
bello ademas de dejarda amorSazada.
aunque de otro modo no fue maltrata-
da.
La Sra. Cahoon estaba dormidas
cuando los 1ombres entraron a la ca.
sa, la cual esta cerca de La casa de di.
namita, en- la bahia de Point Place
Los hombres demandaron su dinero,
el cual ella habia recibido dltimamen:
te. La Sra Cahoon neg6 haber obte-
nido ningun dinero y entonces los
hombres demandaron que produjera
una carta registrada. Ella produio Ia
carta, pero no contenfa dinero.
Luego los hombres lie pusieron una
lmordaza en- la boca y esculcaron el
cuarto sin ningun 6xito.
"Bien nosotros podemos conseguir
por esto," dijo uno de ellos agarran-
do el cabello de la Sra. Cahoon en-
sus manos. Sin decir mas palabras
corto sus largas trenzas con las tile
ras y los dos huyeron.
La hija de la Sra. Cahoon, dormida
en- otro cuarto. no oy6 nada de 10 que
pasaba.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-12-18
UNA BoMBA DE DlNAMi7A MATA
Al UNA MucHACHA.
EI Parquete Fue Mandado por Ex-
press sus Patrones. Hace Expio-
sl6n y Mata Anna AnuseWltx VI
Here 4 Dos Hombres que Estaban
cerca.

Nueya York, Die. 16.Anna Anuse
witz, de Is amos de edad ,empleada
como tenedora de libros confidential
de la Compa6fa de Embotellar Q. X.
en- Va Gale 35 fu6 muerta hoy por
una bomba de dinamita mandada
sus patrones. Thomas McCabe, ven
dedor gerente, recibi6 cortaduras en-
la cabeza por los pedazos de metal
que voIaron Michael Ryan, Tin EN-
pleado, fue lastimado por pedazos de
lyidrio que saltaron cuando revent6 la
explosion. Ell escritorio donde fue
puesta la bomba mientras la seiiorita
Anusewitz la abri6 fue demolido y la
oficina qued6 destrozada por compile
to.
La bomba vino por express. Aparen-
temente contenfa dinamita, como la
fuerza de la explosion fue para abajo
Quien mand6 la bomba Y poraue fue-
ron las preguntas que pusieron mas
que medic centenar de detectives a
trabajar en- todos modos posibles.
Afuera del envoltorio hallaron el es-
critic de retorno 23 State Street, New
York City. Ell edificio en- esta direc-
ci6n es un edificio grande de nego-
clos, ocupado principalmente por fir
mas de exportaci6n quienes emplean
un numero de extranjeros.
El negociado de combustibies, quie
mes trabajan en- el misterio con los po-
cos pedazos de metal halIados en- ell
suelo las paredes, anunciaron que 81
proyectil era de construction senne-
jante Ia bomba que le fue mandada
al Jl.es Rosalski cerca de dos afos pa
81 dos
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-12-18
NuEvE MIL ACRES DE TERRENo
DEL EsTApo HAN siDo vENDI-
DOS EN- DEMiNc.


Nueye mil acres vendidos un pro-
medic de $1,000 por acre fue ell regis,
tro del Lunes en- la yenta de terrenos
del estado en- Deming. segun un te-
legrama recibido hoy del Comisionado
de Terrenos del Estado Ervien. So
lamente terrenos con aqua interest 4
los compradores q segun dice ell tele-
grama. ell cual es como sigue:
Deming. N. NJ, Die. S. 1913.
AL Nuevo Mexicano,
Santa Fe, Nueyo Mexico.
vendf nueve mil acres. q un prone
dio de $4,000 por acre. No hubo de-
manda por secciones fuera de las que
tienen aqua. Ell trecho de terreno que
sc yendio por mas alto precio fue $780,
50 por acre.
RoBT P ERvlEN
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-12-18
NO HABRA session. E-PEciEL d.
10 e. Go6E ERNADoR EN- DEM

Deming, N. NJ, Die. 1S.Que 81 no
lIamarfa una session especial de la le-
gislatura de estado para considerar la
question de tasaci6n de Nuevo Mexi.
co, d no ser que tai paso fuese abso-
necesario, fue el manifesto
hecho aqui hoy por VIM. q Mcdonald,
gobernador de Nuevo Mexico, dirigi6n-
dose d la camara de comercio local v
a oficiales de estado y miembros de
la asamblea Que Ell gobernador no
'ccnsidera la situacion una que garanti.
re llamar una session especial en- esta
vez fue la mira tomada por sus oven
tes,
Iitigaci6n en- tres condados sobre la
de las tasaciones debidas
el dia 1ro de Dic:embre, ha resultado
en- una merma temporaria en- los fon-
dos pfiblicos, pero el gobernador no ex-
pres6 ninguna alarma acerca de 10 que
podrfa venir en- 10 de adelante.