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Evening journal., 1913-02-14
JA5KSON SIGNS
jTOLL FOR THIRD

1nmy Jackson, manager Of the
Cfcks, was in town for a few hours
toay. He expects o.have a fine gath
eng of ball players around him by
.9ril l, the day of reporting, although
, has heard nothing from the re-
erves as yet. Stoll. third baseman,
nd at present a basketball star Of the
Eastern League, will join the chicks on
June /. his studies at ST. Joseph ;
High School preventing him from re-
Lorting earlier. he is fast and should
do well for the team. Otto Brazell,
now in Hope Arkansas, says he will
be back in harness when the season
opens
Jackson will return to Philadelphia
tonight
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
MORNING ON ASSESSMENT.

Martin e Smith presided over a
special meeting Of the Levy Corrt to-
drv. On motion of Mr.. Scott the re-
port of the committee on the Black
bird hundred assessment was receiv-
ed and the assessor discharged. Mr..
Scott and Mr. Fouracre were the COM
mittee on that district Mr. Smith
is hurrying with'the New Castle books
He and the assessor work nearly
nine hours a day on the books.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
COUNTY SHES
ON THIS EXPENSE

The members Of the Levy Court and
Andrew e. Sanborn. attorney for the
E. and o. railroad company, visited
the Concord station yesterday after
noon. but failed to reach an agreement
regarding the crossing at that place.
An elevated bridge there would make
the crossing safe, but considerable
damage would result to the abutting
property owners and the Levy Court
does not intend to saddle the damages
on the county.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
R H u M ATTIC
PAINS co
SWOLLEN JOINTS
VANISH
RHEUMA Greatest Remedy for
Rheumatism. Gout and Sciatica
Only 80 Gents and Money Back
from n. Il. Danforth II IL
Doesn't Satisfy.

Thousands OF persons during the
last year freed themselves from the
bondage Of rheumatism; rid them
selves OF the torturing pain; reduced
the swollen joints, threw away canes
and crutches. and from helpless be-
ings became able TO work and be Of
use TO themselves and their families
They took RHEUMA: the modern
enemy OF Rheumatism. which is also
sure 10 cure Lnmbago, Sciatica. Arth-
ritis. Gout. Chronic Neuralgia or Kid
ney disease
Don't be skeptical about RHEUMA.
You will know in a few hours after
beginning the treatment that the
poisonous Uric Acid is leaving your
system through the natural channels.
You will feel better in a day; you
will know you are going to be cured
in less than a week.
Don't think because RHEUMA is
sold for only so cents bottle that IL
won't bring you back to health. There
is no guess work about IL RHEUMA
is better than any remedy at ten
times the price Ask N. 3. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
THEY FAVOR SUFFRAGE.

The debate on Woman Suffrage
given in the Sunday school room of
Hanover Presbyterian Church. last
evening under the auspices of the
Young Mons Association and the Y.
p. S. c. T.. was won by those TAX
ing The affirmative side, Mrs. Fred
Price. Walls Davis. George Cooley
and Fred Price.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
CORONER no PROBE DEATHS.

Coroner Spring will hold inquests
tonight in the cases of Peter Orlow-
ska Who was killed accidentally at
the Tlant of the American Bridge
Company. Edge Moor. and Clarence,
Waller and George Johnson. the thres
coloied children burned to death near
Gresnville, several days ago.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
WOMAN THOWN FORM WAGON.

While driving home from the Mont
chanin railroad station last Wednes-
day Mrs. John Jewell Of Montchanin,
was thrown from her carriage and
seriously injured when the horse be-
came unmanageable Several ltal-
ians who were near came to Mrs.
Jewell's assistance. The woman was
given medical attention by Dr. j. Will
lard Crossan.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
TO ENTERTAIN JUDGE sNIDKIN.

Judge George L. Snidkin of the
Municipal Court of New York. will
visit Wilmington Lodge No. 116 In
dependent Order of Ahavas Israel on
Sunday. While here Judge Snidkin
will be he guest of Max Green, al
Rose Hill.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
w. Q. n. u. ANNTYERSARY.

Members OF the Hilles w. G. T. u.
celebrated the twenty-third anniver-
sary OF the union last evening, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w.
Brosius, No. 1902 Delaware avenue,
with appropriate and interesting an
niversary exercises.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
IN MEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance Of May L.
Cross. nee Roop, who departed this
world February IA, 1911. Sadly missed
Parents, Sister and Children
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
RASH RETURNS HOME.

Preston Rash OF No 80 S. Adams
street, who was reported missing, has
returned home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11

Paris. Jan Tho funeral ol Uht
horse omuihus of paris took place co.
day when the last of the Zines Inn
run from ~ Nilleia 10 saini sulpice,
~ a. 8Uprf sscf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11

Erauon winch has practically gone
'ut of business ffom lack OF funds.
so. discussed and strong resolution
HeHins thc legislature a, ~ coming
session to pass such legislature a.
would assure the state an nctiVe ana
fuih equipped bureau with ample
funds Go make me work efficient met
with unuuimous approval
The socrtuN Was instructed 90 get
Wt' immediate communication with
tho senators and congressman repre-.
s0ufiug New Mexico and 10 place Dee.
t"t' them the imperative needs of This
pa, lion 30 toe state for tanir bridge
over ihc CHA river with tho request
ilmt ovol thing possihlo be- done tn
secure thc necessary federal aid for
,us undcrtpkug
Arrangements Mcfc wtd, tu ."i,-
.fHto lHr ,oncudmg of -ucy,-.fui
,o11'- business %. the organization.
and % b. rypcctcd that tnr VIII mNc
'u, tufm ut BANQUET Gov h, Bold
IHoui t.. middle of tbs mouth
81 900, nest Regular mcruug. which
500 70, urld Friday. january &C.. W.
.ur tho election "f uu,ors ',r tur
E'. ensuing ,,uf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11
morn MIA GIT r.

u !s sincerely hoped thut captain
W ~. Jnck. who leaves Tor Phoenix
with Instructions from m" governor
og Sow Mexico aud the Commercial
club 81 Albuquerque ana the Sew
Mexico stockmen 10 bring nack with
him the 1914 meeting 81 the National
Livestock association. viii make good.
CcrHiulN no better mau could b"
picked Tor tho mission % anyon"
can hand b. u VIII be- Captain Jack.
and here's more poyycr co. his elbow.
The Commercial club b. Wise iu taxi
ing up this matter 40 large conN'n-
lion ever hello here bns done amy
thing bm good for Albuquerque .ud
We may -,s with pardou''Ic yr.d"
thai Albuquerque has never tsf 'fu.l-
au Lown" on rho handling ot ans such
convention Wr need oycfy one N'
ean sot aud no opportunity "i this
kind should ever no overlooked. lu
favorable ad,erusing rur Albuquerque
nothing ~ moro usefu than Hrg"
convention properly handled and We
always handle them chat 500, here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11
PRACTICAL

rhe Albuquerque high school has
taken long step nearer ideal public
usefulness IN the Inauguration % The
commercial course. az q part ~ which
prominent attorneys and business men
are az present giving daily lectures TO
the students n u anothor concession
% the demand that the modern high
school be made more efficient in itself
besides leading the way to higher
sducation for those who can go nigh
o.. Their" are interesting possibilities
10 the combination of we'll rounded
business course with the broader edu.
cation Also available in the high
school ana when The new 500. 600
high school building h. completed the
business aud Industrial features ct
the courses ~ instruction offered. with
the mos, modern facilities aud equip
uleut ought 10 give This city one of
the most Truly efficient educational
plants 81 lts kind ia the southwcst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11

tude. a. road hundins aoea h h a
simple proposition
Have W. ever gotten down m
SERIOUS rracllcol consideration 81
what one good hard rond 10 san juan
county. suitable for nse by automo.
bile freight trucks would ~ for a..
buqutrauc Have We evcr stopped
lcnr enough 10 figure up even roneh-
~ ihc cnofnoas returns on tho in-
rretment such road would bfine
Enoneh business would come over
this road 70 create rood-slSod town
u would he business enough 90 double
ne sizo and importance ~ Nhuquer.
que " gone after along The right
lines There 10 30 exagecrail"u ~
this matter a. Az
Isn't this about ono ~ the tcr, sig-
Resi opportunities that Hes hst"rc the
business mon ~ this ciive
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11
SilUer City Business Men Protest at +,
Proposed Change in Train Service

silver 'ut. y NJ. Jtu W Nucl
D. rousiuE meeting % The silver city
Huluefs Mons association and chpm.
her ~ rommcrco held n iuc CT, h1i.
several mnticfs al grcat import apct
~ the ,oNn wore dealt With \ su,cr
riN lmpet tells thau, the ncblug co.
follows
\ sensation WIS caused hy the .D-
nouucemcut tuat Officials oi tho ~tuta
w. have uuder ',usl0eittiou = change
iu Tho train service ON the silver 'dN
branch wuub reduced o. lt. -uuifcs
terms means Use sendin. of thr IuF-
scngcr train over ,hp h'Hh lirc to sau-
@, iliia ond Flerru AMI .cudlug into
SILVER ciN from Whitcuutcr 3D. miVto
train. Not oni, would this mcBu tup
service thW O. iuiNrd truu gives hut
10 would ucccssit1t, ln passengers Co
SILVER Cliy mpkiug so .ond ,Hrpl, ct
ours
Noc'll".- 90 s9N This VAS mrt WITH q
storm ol dlslp pio1N vhl.u so,,ru1 ul
Use MON ,crs present voiced Iu hu.
ruasc that horc NJ signs of uuect-
minu Thor, vls absolutely uu .if-
lofcu, I'D rrniou uu th, Um.o.-ini,.
''f "' ''l'''"- "lN - '''''.
"'h' nov over "u'l " ".-'I DO
sired Dos the Santa o., cor At Do. rgs.
,cut~ "i Santa i;itt 80 Who,toi b. u,.
Hiud thr pt"vo.i. Active W''-'r'-
wore 10 "u'" wN'u nv 'H' mon Doors %"
'f's'ni inc STRONGEST possible 'H'"'i.
t"n geo su'h g cu'use 10 1910. ID"
fought 'r"m .tnft p" uni-it
report from thr commute. u
chJrgc Of rorVSfGiug silver 'It, .
claims Geo b-ine tIie proper place tos
500 'o.. tiuu of .uc Moose Sru.tourn
gave tho euDoutugus ucrs from l.I-
I.rt Hubbard. fnD .uhor tr1 I..'....
~ ho is ono ut the foremost un .,t- ,.
90" organization, th.t meeting tu
dls,uss th' mAitor of Do site WOULD boz
hcid soon ud i1tt be- vas PERSONAL.
iu favor col silver rus 's tue most coo.
sirohI" location. Mr hu"h'r. Nii
visit SILVER CITY iu tn' u'lf u'W'.
when 90 is oNpo.tod tHut u.- good "g.1-
ION of SiNv ,It 5000 'r rru-tH'. d
lnG bis oHam .io1shl 'i tHi~ o.'i
ni DC trmcr
report of 90" advertiser came
Iaign uh,I u"s recently .oWn..,'.
Uus presented DO, t1' advertising QUO.
ultt'o. % showed thu iur unr ''n..
compuratt,N ueVp,ns.,.. uad Shown
results Ahl'A ."''' h'i h' .'I'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11
TWO MEN BURIED
UNDER AUTOMOBILE
ONLY SLIGHTLY HURT

silver CuN g. a. Jan ln ii'-
utulus lrom professional ruN W
Ficrro. iup automobile boz Hhiru lIr
Ge0rF, Is AuRlo ana IS tiHiutllI'.
inc chuufcur were riding si.iddcd COD
thc slippers road between liuUuN"i
unh sfun llitu and turned iurtir. 81
though h0th men were uudCiueith
90 e few bruises nud Hftcr cNtri .uIr
lne themselves iheb walked iutp ~HuiH
tiin where ~ Auslr caught uh'
train Tor home sud Alr iiduNilic s"-
cured ussIstIurr go eci fhr machine
huck nn th, rutd Tlu ono nr Goth
The or.uInui- of tho W uur Wtr0
NOS Killed is iliiiO short cot miracle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11
COUNTY OFFICIALS LET
SALARY QUESTION ALONE

~.uta &c.. 49, Jan "A "Tur
et.r question vIU not come up Ht
fNi~ meeting said Gp VI Herbert
OFF l..sw'l chairman OF tho state
U. .t.nr OF u~s"-sur~ BOO session here
nlih 'n' county commissioners nom
various counties ~, do NOT believe
Thar tnI sflur1 subject should hr
Touched ou uuti tho great uud vital
subject uf taxation ls settled sIid
MI ll,iYcrf
IHc commissioners uud assessor.
.r, nl liyg 10 Joint meeting 300 tho
senate chamber 40 ,ho capitol The
purU, s. d. Goo ouuHiixc and adjust ttN.
sti.u ut,t the entire state " y.
~h.alus of Dawson is chairman ot tho
board 90. comm ssIuu-rs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11
THANKS

Tho people Of AlbnQucrqur thor.
ourhis appreciate tho promptncss
with which thc santa 81 company has
uceedcd g. the request hy tho mayor
and council that Il reconsider W. rui-
ine barring Albuquerque passengers
from the through limited travel The
courteous attitude of this city In stat
inv what u hriievcd &" be JUS,
grievance met instant reciprocal coui.
tcs, from the railroad company and
the latter has the sincere Thanks ~
tho pcopl. 81 Albuquerque This ace
linp :, the santa Pc Ia restoring 60
Ailnenrrqur patrons The rrl,ilcgc of
9tst-eiass accommodations to Kansas
'ty nud chicago and Denver Is quite
30 limo with the always masnanimous
policy the railroad company has
shown toward this city. policy
which reached US elimination In tho
decision to give Albuqucrpuc This wear
the second largest shops ON tho great
system.
The cordial relations between citl
and company should bc source Of
great qualification 20 every ciiiaeu
and We should do everything iu our
power 10 maintain Thorn on this basis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11

N r.ur. r.0m. aua '
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11
NEGOTIATIONS STILL
UNDER WAY REGARDING
THE BRIDGE REPAIRS

J. a. Joukins rcpi,rd MING the MIs.
souri, Valley Bridge and Iron Co...
and D. g. Icu,su. chairman of thr
comfy r0JI hoHrd. are sim ncGotiIt-
ing on affairs relative 90 thv TrHHif.
tu the narebz hrIdgr Th" BOARD. i
iH Understood. hts dcc.d,d tn stand
put nnd Insist that Tho hrid-r conn
pany rgmnuIee tho county tor u7
share 90 tho repair Work which re-
suited in opening Tho ht'dsc for uii-
uc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11
CAPITOL SWEEPERS ARE
BUSY AT STATE HOUSE

@uIH Fc. s. A. Iru II-Th,
-I,Hi ,..uf of lUc year. the .lu,,u-
lu- o' 900" legislature. ls IIi,uu!
.H-'u- capitol employees o urcntt,
90. f.. arrival pf tho ~ wgk,r..
irr- .nIIsh,rs. carpet ,lruu,rs. nour
rNurI"Ir Aud other Vurhm'u "ff.
'''.,' DO. uI| ut i.".. sentative.
Ins morning and nr.ufy th,v leave,
the th'. viii GlNr 10 To- .su.k
Hru SPAN appearance.
$50. Pictures T3-tm, ud CRYSTAL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11
FADC In the Solar
wHDN PIexus...

WE'LL. the plumbvr. have gol g.
hee. Ike the rest of us
q
THE uEIN 81 the coal man a..
crcnsas In width as the IN rcury rises
%
'iNiptS thai no one even took
down the unwrittcn law BE- shorthand
O.
ACTIONS or TuE man behind +,
hnss drum speak iouder than words.
AZ HONEST Mas seldom blows
his own horn probably because ~,
Is too poor To own one
THE EXPORTS at women To make
themselves beautiful are but vain a..
ioinpis even when successful
-
EVEN THE MAN who wants the
earth doesn't caro- to have d throw .
90 him in the form 90 mud
o
THE WORLD Is usually willing 60
iei e man have his own way 90 hc
10 willing to pay literally Tor IT,
IT'S AwFVtI.Y uAHp e. convince
"a man that a. 10 e"ttiug sauar'
dcat
THE LESS BRAINS 90 IMAM ha- lo
spar the more likoiy 10" b. Co losr
hts head.
~ Yor WOULD STRIKE man
taVorahlN never hit him u the victim
iy nf ne pockethook
WuEN A MAS begius 10 think ed.
pettinE married he never Figures on
la church wedding
Q
USUALLY when girl m.ots on the
street ly accident man whom she
likes it wasn't an accident al ali.
o
FIVE DAYS from Aihuguerpuc 20
Phoenix Is going some for au auto
mobile in the winter time
d
JUST wait til SONS 90 those snow
halling Youngsters gct the mayor
around on side street somewhere.
PROBABLY lot OF inc pieut
Spring poets persisted boo the rcncr,
cold snap tn 70 b. mo- loss without
SOM small gain
WE HEAR with pain that ihe o.-
topus h. not guiug 20 put that $50"
car on the market and allow u~ O."
buy IT, gasoliu,
Mr.. ISMAY has resign d--bot
hasty popular Judgment that held
him guilty OF thu logs ot $40 lives
hnS been long since reversed.
:,
BEIEN b. going to have an rI"c-
,ric light pant--and probably next
"a street car line. You can't k'tp
30 good town down.
4 HERD ~ hogs was lost down 900
Grant county the other da,. THIS
didnt uclud. the man Who takes
tho last cigar Just before th. h"S
gets around 60 YOU.
@
the FEpEEALs vtrc defeated "'
tn rebels yesterday. 49, simply
uran-posuE this item at win you mag
nuru sh yourself th" duilN McNioan
war ncus ad iunuitum without limit
o
THE VERTEBRATE oi the irigid
spoil -o 10 speak hU,, hr,u .fl,".
tuuIiv fractured. For this role.
much thauk- That kind OF weather.
is 600 right TOE 90 TOW days hut us a
steady blot v.Il ha1c o. hc excused.
=
WE SUGGEST Goo that livestock ace
ISOLATION down ut phoruiN that u
better listen Co. Captain Jack and d"
Uhut h' Says or look uHr Tor trouble
TICS ukrN tn bring b. here hy far...
=,
PROBABLY Audy,I- 'JlI,. hopes
that Captain Foruort had pleasant
sightsoc ug trip 90 M'Nico. Also ,ur
on, rcgI .s that Tho captain dilu
tell us The eNuct phu."oior' Do"
used in his formal address to tn
grand iefe who rbns the Jupr"z Iu
sudo after !. discovered th' fuIht o..
the prisoner.
-
WE WOULD ad,l-. calling oIr 900
the poli .r reserves when ~ n.,OW'-
u,p .s-arl Co stop nuu,n 0I tuor'
little demons from suoWhlluur We
bad brand u.N tIIo I.iunU N"-'nl
dus aud su' pound col -Iu-h down
oar neck Aud the ouIN -i-o course
u Go run u- uI as Che lord $500
let luH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-11

rousupat causes headache. iuiI-
Eostiou dizzlucss. dronsIncss. For
mild. opening medicine. use poan's
Regulots 2sC hoy "a an stores.
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INTELLIGENT SUGGESTIONS.
MetaIIurecal Society Suggests vari-
 ous Changes.

The Metallurgical Society of Amer ica has formulated a list of desira- ble changes in the mining law of the United States The amendments areas follows:
 1. The mining law should be re- vised, not piecemeal, but thoroughly, so as to coordinate and harmonize in various provisions.
 2. Mining claims should be locat- able regardless of discovery" and held only so long as the specified de yelopment work is performed.
 8. Placer locations should be i'm tied to deposits of loosematerial aboves olid bed rock. The locator should have a preference right to locate also any lodes developed on his placer ground
 4. A statute of limitations should establish a reasonable term of years beyond which placer patents shall be immune from attack on the ground of fraud.
 5. Provision should be made for the location and working of petrole- um, phosphates, rare earths, halolds and other mineral substances not
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IN THE SUPERIOR couRT.
Foreclosure of Mortgage

Ths action of Charles A. Angle against c. D. Coon, ct ux,. concern ing a foreclosure of mortgage. re suited this week in dismissal.
 Sues for Divorce.
 Josesa Zapata de Valdez has en- tered suit for divorce against Angle Valdez the plaintiff in her with excessive cruelty, thereby caus- ing her great bodily and mental suf- fering E. " Horton is retafne as attorney for the plaintiff.
 Divorce Granted.
 A divorce was granted last week to Georgia Jones against W. s. Jones' The plaintMs allegations included cruelty. BoEh parties have been residing near Duncan. k tion-
 Henry Senf and George Arthur Wagstaff have applied for letter granting citizenship
 Committed To Reform School.
 Teodoro R. Esparza was this week committed to the state reform school, on the charge of being fncor- rigable, and beyond his parents control. A provision of Judge Laine was that the father contribute $500 per monh to the child's main tenance until it reached its majority, at which time the sentence to the school will have expired.
 Accused of Sodomy.
 Jesus Hernandez was arra1gned before the court on the charge of a crime against nature. The com plainant in the case was another Mexican.
 Divorce Awarded To May Johnston.
 In the case of May Johnston against John Johnston, the object being a divorce, hearing was held by Judge Laine last week, with the result that the divorce was granted, and the custody of child was also awarded the plaintiff, with the pro vision that the defendant be allowed to visit the child at intervals. Much
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| interest was aroused in the hearing of this case, as it was reported that Il sensational evidence would be pre- lsented by both plaintiff and defend. [ant. However, in that respect a tcompromise was effected, and the ease soon disposed of.
 Ezrra Sentenced to State Prison. | Last week c. R. Larra was aFaIgn- ed on the charge Of forgery, and by Judge Laine senteAced to Serve from one to fourteen years in the state prison.
 Assault With Deadly WeapoR- Julian PadiIlo was arraigned last week on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The evidence was that he attempted the bodily harm oJ Margarito Gonzalez, with a pocket knife for the weapon. Upon an examining hearing before Judge Lally, of Morenci, the home of the two Mexfeans, 1t was decided to re- mand the defendant to the higher court. His bond was placed at $1 100000 failing which fte was brought to Clifton, and placed in the county jail.
 Charged, Wftft Robbing Dead.
 Eugenio Gutierrez is charged with the crime of grand larceny, it being alleged that he robbed the body of SOuSlOul SdIQlCCO, OuS Ol IH0 FlC- tin7S of the recent terrible accident on the Coronado incline. Witnesses stated that the accused took from the pockets of the Mexican, just af- ter the accident, and while the scene was crowded with spectators, the sum of $50.00. Upon being arrest ed by Officer Bass, and brought be- fore Justice Burns, Gutierrez plead ed not guilty, and was remanded, upon bond Of $1,000.00 to appear before the higher court. In default of this bond, he was placed in the county jail, where he is now confin- ed. Several witnesses were to the affair, among them being the follow ing: V, Gutierrez, w H. Bass, M. Garza, Morris Manufacturer, w. F. Burns. E. E. Wall is retained by the defendant
 ResistS An Officer.
 Francisco Barrela is charged with two charges, one being an assault with a deadly weapon, and the oth- CT the resisting an officer who was attempting to effect the defendants arrest. It seems that Barrela at tempted to use a butcher knife in enforcing an argument with Bert Higgins, who complained to the law, with the result that Officer Ellis Wright attempted to arrest the of lending Mexican, who stoutly resist ed. But his resistance was in vain, and he was arraigned on both charges, entered a. plea of not guilty, and was placed in jail in default of making a bond the amount of which was $1,00000. Attorney Kearney is employed by the defendant.
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specifically mentioned fn the present

specifically mentioned fn the present law,
 6. Full privilege of appeal to some competent court of law should be provided for in all cases of contests between rival claimants, or between a locator and the government
 2. Notices Of mining locations should be so recorded as to give the fullest possible notice to the world and to all concerned.
 8. The apex law should be abol- islsed.
 g. Existing titles should be reaf- frmed and fully recognized and no effort should be made to create retro active legislation.
 10. For the purpose of giving the fullest consideration to the needs of every branch of the mining industry and every sectioD ofthe country, it is desirable that government comnis- sion be created by acts of congress, whose duty it shall be to Investigate by every proper means the questions and interests here referred to, and to make recommendations as 9 basis for the proposed mining law revision.