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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
MAY
ACQUIRE LARGE
ZINC MINES
Large Reduction Plant Near
Silver City to Follow I'M
pending Important Mining
Deal


Silver Cltl NJ. Feb 10 Tho
party OF mining engineers represent
Ink the tiuggcnhcim interests. who
have been examining nnd REPORTING
on the Cleveland group ur zinc mines
owned 10y q. u. Utter, have COM
plctcd their work nc the mine. Thcy
took large nunhrr ~ samples which
viii bc assaycd
Mr. Utter extended the option ihcy
held on the property until the middle
."t March The option II " understood
runs into the hundreds of thousands.
The group consists ~ i've uatcnted
claims aud Is suid to be- one of the
largest zinc deposits IA the southwest.
Should ga" iuggcuh,ius tik. az
their option ~ IA almost certain 4
would mean th" rrccfiun of a MAO
reduction plau' n The mines which
are o"iS nine miles North ut sllvct
CITY Ia IA" ftnne Altos mining dir.
trirt
The group OF engineers consisted OF
81. 4. Kaufman, chicf engineer of
the Guggcnhcims. with headquarters
I'm New York, 7, a. Lrgget, In charge
of ~" western interests ~ the Gug-
Ecnhcims. NJ StuCkdcr and j. krutt-
brhuitt. mining engineers IN thu cm-
plul of the Guggcnhrimu n. A..
Guess, q uotaliurgist OF Fiat river.
Mo. ana II q, Warnock Mr.. krutt-
Schnitt IL son Of General Manager
julius kruttschnitt uf tho southern
Pacific.
Mr. Utter has rendered lis animal
report 60 the government mining hui
rcuu, which shows that hc has ship.
ped 3.i00,o00 pounds OF concentrates
during lsl.. the greater part of
which was shipped since August. The
new mill wus started In August aud
has been running nine hours duy
siN DAYS week. owing a. q shortage
OF water
should tho prupert, not D., sold Mr.
Utter viii Install four magnetic sop
Hraiors pnd ruaster, which viii vn.
able him To handle an the ores ~
the mine without selection.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
400 DELEGATES WILL
ATTEND RETAILERS MEET
AT ROSWELL IN MAY

Roswell, y. NJ. Fob. - --RorWcii
~ prVla,rius ALREADY TOT the state cuu-
voutlon ~ tho Ncw Mexico ilctsllcrs
20 bc held hero MAY ie.-la ana - -
.yWgday Nipcfdpy aud THURSDAY.
\ meeting y the - psfotiun 'utu
inittcc wtg held last week with Fred
Miller, r 4. Ron and clark piiry
anJ sam Toms, secretary OF thu To-
cal association, attaIdinF.
Fnu' hundred dclggatcs, Represent
ing thu best business men of The new
state, VIII 'bc hero
Tho nru daN viu uc given over
largely 10 the business uf the ussucia.
tlon. Tn" SECOND day the drlcgntcs
viii ice taken 20 tho Lea Lake club,
where e. hurb'cucd dinner viii no
given. Nftcr the dinner thu crowd
viii %, taken u automobiles through
tho farms
On" evening IA, visitors viii lee
given % elurIuu" time ~ tl" Cuuutr,
Tub. when There VIII pr dpu,lnr and
r'ir'shiu,ut.
During ON, afternoon when the
delegates WI bc IN ut, contention
The hdi,s VIII be- given q card par'y
az tho ElkT club : special mn
an'a committee win bee named to AT
rang" for this. Many uf the d,ir-
rp'cs 80" expected tu come u cars.
TIL" convention win 10" hcld iu tn
court r""m 81 the court huusr. Many
eastern houses hiv" Promised 10 have
representatives here, and VIII have
handsome sou, ,nlrs
Instead ct IA" rogulnr advertising
program IA" local association VIII get
out handsome souvenir program
giving nice writcups uf the valley ace
Compauicd hy scenes M advertising
viii be- allowed IN the books and They
VIII bc th' handsomcst that the local
printing office can get out
Both the pr, Sidcnt aud the sccr"-
tary of the state association az, lu-
Gated here nuw-Clark DilcN and
sam $. Toms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

six members Of the majority, among
whom were Mr. Burg. Tho purpose
Of the plous little gathering was 10
amend the rules, a plan which dld
not meet the approval OF the speak
er. To emphasize his disapprovai the
speaker remained away from the
meeting.
When tho vote was taken n dsvel-
opped that those present were over.
whelmingiy In favor Of the change,
but enough members were opposed 20
the plan so that the rule changers
lacked five voics OF having a majority
In the house. Mr.. Burg was among
those who refused g. Join the move
mcnt and announced In q somewhat
lengthy speech that he was unnlter-
ably In favor OF the rule requiring a
two-thirds majority To ovorrulc the
speaker. This dld not tend TO make
him strong with those who thought a
majority should rule IN the house and
that the twoethlrda rule tended 60
make the speaker car Several ct
these men did not hesitate 10 de-
nounce Mr.. fiurs In strong language
and Co declare that. while they had
li'Nh'N AufHth'ANfh 70 tue hhDlNNA 81
the Albuquerque fair. they would wait
until the measure came over from the
senate before voting Tor H. IN the
scne,e the bin has been introduced
hy senator Burth. who can bo relied
upon TO do everything within his
power 10 secure its p3ssagc. but tho
sad fact remains that the senate has
so far slrown little disposition 10 pass
measures introduced by senator
Bnrth II ls therefore only rcasona bic
10 predict that II will be some timo
before the bill reaches tho house Via
the senate route
or course. ~ ~ possible AMI even
probable that ~. bill win be speedily
reported out Of the finance commit
tee and that the speaker will forgive
Mr. Burg for his opposition to the
Pacific coast bills when be learns
that the gentleman from Bcrnalillo
was one of the faithful i've who stood
Uui against any change la the house
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
IMPROVEMENT FOR
POWER SERVICE
At OEM|NG
Federal Light and Traction
Company Will Extend It's
Transmission Lines in the
Mimbres Valley.
Especial Csrr,sSssasae. % che H.s.,s

Dcming y. ~, Feb. s.--FFank Mon
ser. manager Of the ncmlng Ice and
Electric company, has received tel.
cgrun from the head Office of the Fed
cral Light and Traction company, stat
lng that ChaB. :. Johan, commercial
manager and assistant engineer Of the
company viii be here about the goth
Of this month with new forms OF con
tract Tor power users. lie will also
hnV" plans for Improvement Of tho
station ana Tor extension Of the lines
10 supply farms adjacent 10 the pres
chi liucs. THIS company and g. H.
NirHC are vudrJvur.ug To como tu an
agreement cunccrnin the supplying ~
clcctrl" power fruin D'miug Co the
properties uf tho Alfalfa Farms com.
pauy, ten miles east Of Dcmlng. In
case THIS agreement Ia reached. u VIII
mean tlc spending of about tf00. 400
in additional lcctrical equipment aud
Transmission tine
Tho Lima county road board. CON.
eisting Of ~ a. e. Hoffman. q Ucdi.
vhck and -. N. sddlcr viii leave early
Tuesday morning tor q tour uf inHper.
ton of roads ~ the southern part Of
the county The huard will have q
mc"tins IN columbus for tho purpose
Of ascCrtaining FROM the citizens ~
that vicinity tie needs ut the roads
there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
ALLEGED HIS NIECE
TRIED TO MURDER HIM
BY USING POISON

Estanyn, y. NJ. Feb. ton Tues.
day February I. the ease OF tho state
versus cordolia nrawlcy Was held AT
otto before Justice Of the Peace Otto
Guctz. On Friday uf last weak Nj.
lliidrcth, the complaining witness,
sWuro out q warrant for the dcfcnd
aud. wdu rs his niece and kept house
for him. on the charge Of attempted
murder hy poisoning. The plaintiff
was represented by c. W, Fisk wnlle
the citizens of Moriarty secured the
services Of Attorney =. ~ Ayers at
Estancn 10 defend the girl
After the testimony OF Mr.. Hildreth
was iakun ana their being no other
Witnesses for the state. Attorney
Ayers moved that the case be dismiss
ed for want Of evidence.
Judge Goctz. after hearing the ar
sumrUts of the counsel. dismissed the
case and placed the costs uu the
ount When the decision was an.
nounccd the spectators broke out into
a cheer ana handclapping,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
100 CARS OF ALFALFA
SHIPPED FROM MAXWELL
DISTRICT ANNUALLY

MAXWELL. y. NJ. Feb. iO.--Five cars
~ Dalod alfalfa were shipped out 81
here last week hy tho Maxwell supply
company 20 several Texas points. The
hay comes from various farms on tho
tract. ana as u rs OF the best quality.
commands tho highest prices
Texas u large consumer ~ hay
from thlr district. ~ the price adj
'anccs the demand for small bales
grows. Recent orders FOR hay calls
for bales Weighing g5 pounds Texas
merchants sell this hay by tho bale,
rather Than by the ton. ana M n II
rather bulky, u Ga-puund bate looks
largo enough for the price asked The
usual bale u about ~ pounds.
since last November. the beginning
~ the has SEASON. more than 81 geo
worth ~ hay has been shipped out Of
here hS the Maxwell supply COMPANY
and tu this must be added shipments
Of other firms. About 100 ears 81 hav
go cut ~ Maxwell every season. and
49, the business Is spot cash. goodly
sum is distributed among local farm
DrF frnm this source
Thrre o. Euiug 80 hc % big local de-
mand for has this spring. The many
ncw farmers coming tu The tract win
have 10 buy feed the nrst year. aud
many who ordinarily ship. are holding
OF IN the expectation OF selling to the
new cOmcrS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
GRANDMOTHER
USED SAGE TEA
To Darker the Hair and Re.
store Gray and Faded Hair
to It's Natural Color.

~ ~ easter tu urvs,TN" 'ho color ~
~" hair than to rcstutr a. although
~ iT poEibh tu du both cur Grand
m"ihcr' understood thc g,crot Tho,
madc sage tea, aud Their dark
GLOSSY hair long after middle Hfc w.s
due to thi' fact Our mothers have
gray hairs bctur" they are nny. but
ihcy are beginning Go appreciate the
wisdom "t our grandmother In using
'ag' tea for their hair ind az, East
following suit
The present generation has tho nd
vantage of the past IN that n er~ get
roHdN-tosusr preparation called
NN"th's Sage aud sulphur liar Rcm
CIV. ~ q scalp tonic aud color re-
''orcr THE preparation is yasH, wa
r'rior 10 the ordinary sage teal"
mad" 10y our grandmothrrs
The growth and beauty of IA. hair
depends on e healthy condition nj tho
scalp. WScih.s Sage and sulphur Hair
Ii"m"dy quickly Kills the dandrun
germs which rob the hair uf its No.
color and lustrc. makes the scalp
clean aud healthy. gives the hair
strength, color aud beauty. and makes
70 grow
Get q au-ccnt bottle from YOUR
druggist today H. viii give your
money back u YOU are not sntisncd
after - tain ttlal-Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
Clears Skin of
Worst EruptiOns
Remarkable Action of q Rem
edy That Drives Every
Speck of Poison From
Body.

There II strange, mysterious powsr
IN remarkable hloosl medicine that finds
iis way through tho circulation hy what
" known ns piviuo selection The rem.
edy n SWitt's sure specific. ~ 8. S. q.
Scicnvo cannot explain lust why cor.
tain elements In tho blood feel the bones.
others nourish Inc hair roots. aud 50 on.
And ~ h This stmC mysterious action ~
s $ = that attacks an diseased spots.
drives away ail germs heals an sores
and Fnpplaniv tho activity ~ disease
germs with the powerful healing action
Of leucocytcs Remarkable testimonials
have been written that prove beyond
question there D. no blood disease bat
what can he cured by 8. $. =. And In
oil those eases that we're treated with
mercury iodilcs arsenic. copper and
other minerals with no permanent effect,
the most astonishing roCoveries have
been made by s. & S.
There Is not blood faint ~ any ma.
ture that can remain IN n system fortl.
ned by this most wonderful remedy, for
II n absolutely pure ana contains only
those elements That The blood naturally
sssimilates. and which the tissues crate.
funny accept ~ agrees with the most
delicate stomach. even In those cases
where the use ~ strong drugs has ~
weakened the digestive system that med.
ioins cannot hs Eivsn Get 81 90 bottle
~ & &, s ~ sny drug store and thus be
assured - compete cure Of any erup
tive blood disease n your case "a %
cular ana YOU desire special advice write
10 The Swift Specific Co, Medical Dept,
ia7 swift Bldg Atlanta, Ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
MINE ENGINEERS
PLAN INVASION
OF MEXICO
Three Hundred Picked Ameri.
cans 10 Go on Peaceful Ex-
petition to Revive Mining
in Republic.

silver city. ~ NJ. FEB gO-snv-
oral prominent mining engineers who
are connected with the Morgan. q ug-
gcnhclm syndicate are planning an
expedition to old Mexico 10 revive
the mining Industry that has been
idle since the activities Of the Red
FluFgcfs ln the northern part Of hat
country
MT StOckder who for the past
three weeks has bccn mmpling the
cleveland group Of mines. owned 10y
Geo. u. Utter and located iu the ~
nus Altos mining district wSs he
above syndicate Be- anxious tu .ccure
all the zine properties u can. as his
company plans 90 build large zine
Hmchcr az ~ paso.
Tho ultimate Intention IL To- build -
sinclter that viii enable the company
To snclt the ores from their extensive
mines at Santa Rita and la McXicp.
nIsn from Pinus Altos " The pending
deal with Mr.. utter goes through
u IN The intention to have IN, "N-
.pcdition consist of some THREE hun
dred American miucrs. muckcrs min
men, enginccrs iu fact fun com.
plemcHi of worbmcu needed 4" up
'rat" large milne
tn" expedition intends 10 go peace
tbly aud VIII avoid any friction with
me rebels, operating near the com.
pnhN'a property, but VIII go heavily
armed and protect themselves and
the company property by armed re-
ti'i"h'' u the necessity arises.
The men chosen for this expedition
INTO hostile Couutr, win be- thnb
wi" "sn handle q gun and are nlrlo
10 take care uf thomscl,ce Tn, un
d"rtHhus VIII hc fraught with dan.
Pors and u hohoovcs the leaders oil
~" adventure Zee select only men ct
DARING aud courageous Mature.
what complications may arise from
TINS undertaking are hard to surmiye
aud what effect Il win have ON tho
pr"scut relations bctWcrn tho United
S,at"s and Mexico h beyond tho writ.
'r's ken. hut NO trouble IL anticipnt.
ed by those w charge at the nnrtv.
Tho expedition Is simply going
There TO operate the mines and NIsh
10 modest ~" one or hc molcstod. In
ia" latter case u II probabl, the mo.
lcFicd' Win start something"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

Your uRIuC On a postal VIII get
catalogue fr,p ~
littwRrc.
Poultry supplies,
lnCuhatDt~ and bTOsElrrs.
Ss-'ds,
spray pump.
Crniu, lIsS AMI hundreds of other
articles.
T.. ". TEE,
2ia. ga. 2tB ". Lead Ave,
Albuquerque. y. VI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

This b. the season 81 the year when
mothers feet very much concerned
over the fvcpucut COlus contracted D.,
their children. aud have abundant
reason for IL, as every cold WcakcuH
the lungs. pwcrs tho vitality aud
pnNcs the way Tor the more serious
diseases that 80 often follow. cham
bcrlains Cough Remedy l. famols for
tta cures. and is pleasant aud safe Ia
take. For sale uy al dTusginta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

Chicugo. Frank Chuucc manager
CO.. th" New YORK. Americans. passed
through this city sunday On the way
TO take up MS new responsibilities.
The former leader OF the Chicago s;a
tionnls said that ho WAS not planning
to play ihia season but that u de-
pended on now h." felt after spring
training started
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
|. EICHWALD DIES
At CUBA
Well Known SandOval County
Resident Sucoumbs TO an
Attack Of Epilepsy Sudden.
ly.

spselel CsTfsspIudeaes a. The EIssaId !
cuba \. NJ, Feb, G.--rhe comuun
ity vas shocked on Monday morning
10 learn that during the night l..
Eichwald, The brother Of \. Elchvald.
had succumbcd tu au attack uf cp.
ilopsy
Mr. Eichwald has been In delicate
health Tor several years but In spite OF
this has been well known hgurc on
llm streets uf Cubd lie In reported To
have very wealthy, his property going
TO his brother \. Eichwald The
funeral was held from the residence
un TUESDAY morning and interncnt
seqs nuule boz the protestant cemetery
Royas Luccro, manager ~ the al
fairs Of the Hon q. A. Micra, returned
go
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
: 0NNeo0eeet0oONN
) INcoME TAX AMENDMENT.
NNttNN~esteeNNNt

Tho power 10 tax incomes. once ex-
ercised with the approval OF the su-
preme court. az an emergency func-
ton, and later denied when no emer-
gency existed. IL ono 10 be used with
care when no other course n open. II
cannot be cxcrcEed without inaulti-
torial Interference with tho citizen any.
where. ~ can never 30 popular ia
America suNo with those who have no
sutkc IN their community. And no
party can hrop hold In this country
By necdlessly Irritating all who have
a stake Ia the community. Brooklyn
Eagle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
q. Today's Live News Of the Great Southwest

from a months visit TO Albuquerque
ON Wednesday.
Juan sandovai, the popular United
Stalcs land commissioner In attending
court ~ Bcrnalilio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

Tier" b. - IN, ssaRc ~ Eupr aud
good cheer from Mrs. g. y. Martin.
Boone Nil, Va. Who Is the mother 81
ctgitcru children Mrs. Martin was
cured uf stomach trouble and ronsti-
patton %; Chamborlain's Tablets after
i've years of suffering. aud nov rec
0mmcnds thcFc tablets 60 the public.
Sold by sli druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

rules which might deprive tho prcaid-
ing officer of any portion OF hts pres-
ent somewhat f0rmidable power.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10
WEST VIRGINIA MAN
WILL BUILD BIG GRAIN
ELEVATOR AT MAXWELL

Maxwell y. NJ Fcb. GO. II.
st.phruson u' 'l,udruuln. W Va
spoui several days b.rc this week
looking over the tract. ana Nus So well
impressed with the country that hr
bought 500 acres uf land. aud VIII
iarm on large scale.
MI stephenson b. an experienced
mill and elevator man. and has do
cidod 10 build an elevator her, this
summer. IN ,imo to tax" care ~ this
5 oars crop ot wheat. There IL about
1900 acres of vdoat grown IN this
Vicinity.
MIR stephenson IL very much Inclined
20 build hour mill ~ Maxwell. aud
~ the wheat crop this YEAR comes w
&" his expectations. IL is believed ,hc
farmers viii take Interest enough in
M" propos ition To- greatly increase
Their lrr,ux" ~ wheat.
Another West virginia visitor tbs
week was s. 9. Lynch, also from Clcnl
d"uulu Mr. Lluch bought 80 acrrs 81
laud, AMI returned hcrc to mako his
homo. Iic - practical farmer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

The necessity. propriety or wisdom
Of a law 10 tax incomes. now that con
gfcss IL empowered TO pass such law.
Is "A separate and vital question to be
approached FOberly and decided after
a thorough, independent discussion in
and ont OF ongrcss.--chicoEo Record
Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

Ther, ls no better medicine made
for colds thah Chamberlain's Cough
l'cmcdy. II actr on natures plan. re-
llrvcs th" lungs, opens the srcrctiuns
aids CNpc,tur0tiuu. and restores tho
system 10 "a healthy condition. For
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-10

An ipcomc.tax law. such az may be
framed by congress under authority
OF the new constitutional amendment.
should make possible a very material
reduction la the customs duties and a
consequent lowering Of prices 10 tho
ultimate consumer n an Income tax
raises q third Of the sum we now are
deriving from duties. n Is plain that II
should be made possible 10 reduce i'm
ports a third and SIN come out even.
Aud the host part o. an income-tax
law is that Il taxes plenty instead Of
necessity Isl Paul Pioneer Press.
such q tax wouldn't have been pro-
vidrd for had II not been fSr the fact
That t,p NAM people have forsgnes
flr beyond their needs And tho I'M
preston prevails that the mul,i-mii-
lVualrcs do not pay state. county and
municipal taxes IN proportion 10 their
wealth u is 60 the mlillonaites there
fore that wc owe The amendment an.
irorislug IN Income tax savannah
Press
such an amendment should not
have tHFrn fourteen .cars 90 gain tho
approval Of congress q should not
have tukcu tho an but unprecedented
period of four years to win ratification
from the states But unlike auy other
amendment, ~ hnJ "a Hghi the vast
Influence of excessive wealth through
cut III, nation. -- New YORK World.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-06
MANY KILLED IN
MEXICAN BATTLE

Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 5-Advices
received here today from across the
l;ne are to the effect that the rebel
forces were defeated by President
Huertas troops near Santa Rosalia
in the southern part Of the state of
Chihuahua and We're forced to re-
treat. Seven hundred dead rebels
were left on the field while the
losses to the government sold ers
are reported to have been light.
Since the northern states declared
their independence of Mexico last
week President Huerta ordered
large force of soldiers which were
being held about the capital for his
own protection, to march north to
subdue the rebellious district This
S believed to have been the first
engagement of the mission on which
they were sent out.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-06
JUDGE MURANE
WILL OPPOSE
BEING OUSTED

NOME. Oct. THE Nome bar as.
sociation has advised Judge c rnelius
ID. Murane of the Second division 10
stand pat in his fight to be ousted
from office by the President when
he refused to resign when requested
to do so. As no just cause for his
removal fr5m office has been ad.
vanced the bar association urges
him to carry the fight to the senate.
According to advices received from
Seattle, his friends there guarantee
assistance to carry on his
case at Washington
san FRANCISCO Oct. Albert
Fink. the \ me corporation lawyer.
who Vas retained at Valdez as ad.
visor to Capt. Barnette when the
Fa rbanks bank cases We're tried
there. has offered to go to Washing
ton at his own expense to defend
judge Murane before the senate ii
are preferred against the
Nome judge for the decision render
ed in the Tibcrg case
The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-06
WILSON GETS
MUCH PRAISE

LONDON. Oct. MANY local pa
Pers contain editorials in praise Of
President Wilson's remarkable ability
in holding the Democrats together on
the tariff question. They point cut
that there are so many different
interests in the United States seek
ing their own advancement by gain
ing favorable schedules who have
supporters i'll Washington, and by the
Presidents indomitable will congress
has succeeded in passing a tariff
measure which is indiscriminate to
any particular interests but favor
abe 10 all the people.
1t is pointed out in the London pa
pers that by the Presidents pluck
and determination the first plank
upcn which he was elected has been
carried out and is now an establish
ed law of the nation From the
stand taken by Wilson on the tariff
question they predict successful
administration for the Democrats.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-06
C0RDOVA MEN
WANT VALDEZ
COURT TERM

CORDONA. Oct 5.-There is much
indignation here over the action of
Judge Brown in not C>rling a fall
term of court at this city. There are
seven criminal and eleven civil cases
on the Cordova court calendar which
have been ordered to be heard at
the term Cf court which IS to CON
vene at Valdez on Oct. 14th. while
Judge Brown is on the bench III
Southeastern Alaska
Eight local men We're drawn on
the grand and trial juries for the
Valdez term of court. and when court
convenes over a hundred others
will have to 90 from here as Wit
nesses in the cases which are to be
heard. inconyeniencing many of the
| cal business men. The Cordoya
chamber of commerce has wired to
Judge Brown TO reconsider h s ac-
tion but it is likely that nothing will
be done in the matter.