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The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-11-27

It is announced tlaat the treasury of the Tefeit5rt of Alaska contains 2l.e0e n cash. This may spehA small. but it should be remembered that Alaska has no debts.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-11-27
Notice Is Hereby Given. IT

Alaska,
 Notice Is Hereby Given, That the VERMONT MARBLE COM pANN. a corporation duly nr- @anized under the laws of the Slate Of Vermont, and aulhCr- ized to do business in the Tor .ritcry of Alaska by its duly authorized attorney in tact Chas. |. Ingersoll, of ketrhi- kan, Alaska has this day filed
 ,t> application for patent for lie following Seven ' con
 aguous placer marble claims
 lcsignated III this office a. Mineral Surve, No. 9i5. and described by the plat and i."Id aoieS on file herein aS fal.eW- .
 Alaska Marblet BcriaaiuE a. Cor. No. l. |. s. NJ. N. Nh. 2& bears \. S7 deg. 00 r.n. "a -ec. W. AIA.52 feet distant: Thence N. 3 deg. 23 min T.. f2l.5 h Corner No. ,; IErur" \. g deg. 90 min. w. 223.> 'eet h Corner No. 2. fhsure IN. g deg. 9 min. w h@1.3 feet fo Corner N1. &- Taa~ce Y. 2o deg. n mn. W. 3i3.6
 raet fo Corner M. . Therce IN. S5 deg. 5. min. = 5SH.5 'nef fn COrue" No f. Thence =. 10 deg. T a'.n. F.. th2.7 "oef to Go"per No. 9h'l'l. <. so deg. 46 min i'" rcef 10 Ccrnor No. : - n'H"e af beginning. Co"'-i#.#@ i'.- go acres.
 Alaska No. 2: Porinn1nr at Cor. No. 1. |. .. NJ V No. 22 hears N. S7 deg. 00 min ?' snr. w. &to.5o q. 7iStanf. Thence s. i3 ieT. 70 '.in. F.. t-iI.5 feet fn Co., 70 O. -hanrp s. S7 6ee. io rain Y ="2 feet to Cor. No. 2' Then"o EN. Il deg. IG min ". VI - repf 10 Cor. No II T #nee so deg. iG min. w Haa e. fC Cor. No. 1. place o' 1ea .' Ing. i5.750 aeraz To-. in conflict with II - '..'.
 urvey to be eX'',-'@5 acres. Copfa'nin@ - "a a4''1
 Alaska No. 3: Reo'r'.#@ a' Corner No. 1. Y. s. N N 70
 g bears v. Fl der tS n7'n no see. w. ooaG.22 'pct, Ir hence :. 3S deg. t2 min '. .ll.70 feet to Cor, No. ,; Thence \. 36 deg. fl min. F.. coo feet to Cor. No. 2; TaenHe .T. 4S deg. ~ min w, 9S6 feet fo Cor. No. i: Thence N. N deg. A0 min. w. 522 feet 10 Cor. No. 1. place of beginning. .Cnntaininr f3.f60 acres.
 Alaska No. ]: Beginnine - Cor. No. 1. Y. s. NJ. NJ. No. 7" Ipars \. 46 deg. 6 min. 20 scr. N'. 3lS2 g feet distant thenro 6. 45 deg. 55 min. F. t35t fret io Cor. No. 2: thence \. 36 deg. ii min. F. GOO feet to Cor. No. ?: Thprce Y. = deg. 5 min.
 w. 1851 feet 10 Cor. No A: thence $. 36 deg. i4 min. W. GOO feet to Cor. No. l. place of beginning. Containing iS.- 3i3 acres.
 Ham Island No. !: Beqinn- ing at Cor. No. 1, II. s. M. N No. g bears 2. 60 deg. 9 min F. 42.7 feet distant: thence z. so deg. 2l min. F. 2A4.6 feet 10 Cor. No. ?: thence s. 80 dog. AG min. E. 2I5 feet interscct Cor. No. 1 Alaska Marble of fhis survey: 355 feet to Cor. No. 3; thence s. 3l deg. 90. min. F. 47o.{3 feet .intersact line t-2 of Alaska No. ? of this survey. LAG feet to Cor. No. 4: thence s. 51 deg. p min. w. 5G6 feet to Cor. No. 5; thence N. 3t deg. co min. w, 1855 , feet to Cor. No. 1. place of be- ginning, containing 18.5S9 acres.
 Ham Island No. 2: Reginn ing at. Cor. No. 1.U. S. NJ. M. No. 3, N., 30 deg. 20 min. 2t sec. W. isis.ls feet distahce:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-11-27
John N. Cobb

Mir. Cobb was for many years connected with the United States Bureau of Fisheries and has a wide general knowledge Of the commercial fisheries of the Pacific Coast.
 He entered the service of the Bureau of Fisheries in 1895 and was engaged in field service until 1904, when he was appointed As sistant Agent of the Salmon Fish cries of Alaska.
 MT. Cobb is the author of many valuable government reports, such as Salmon Fisheries of the Pac- fife Coast" etc. The scope of his work has included special investi- cations of the Fisheries of Maine, North Carolina and the Hawaiian Island, but more particularly his work has had a direct bearing on the commercial fisheries of the Pacific Coast.
 By training and experience MT. Cobb is particularly fitted for edi- torial work on the Pacific Fisher man and his addition to its staff is an important acquisition.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-11-27

ia!nERaL APPLICATION NO.
 0i534 U. s. Land Office, duncan, Alaska,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
500 HEAD OF STOCK
TO BE USED DAILY BY
OVER 800 PERFORMERS

Los Angeles. Cal, Feb. 3--WhCn
the big International Rodco under the
auspices of the Associated Charities uf
I.p. Angeles opens on February y for
80 prriul OF nine DAYS. the crowds
which viii come from ull parts of the
auuthVcst viii SEQ tho biggest am
puth,atrc ia the United states. where
,pp nrud ~ stock NtlI bc used daily
IS more than 1u0 actual performers.
Tho Los Angeles stadium, located
almost he the heart uf The city. was
bua b., W W and &C. l. Gordon.
two young Los Angeles business men,
and has seating capacity ot $4,000.
Tho Jmplthoatcr forms complete
circle. aud surrounds nu arena OF ton
acres. with nnc track nifty feet wide
and q thlrd ot mile iu extent
\ hundred Oud nfiN horses, COM
prisiug many famous hucklng AMI
mail from an over th" vest ana
southwest. arc already siulicd IN q
Nis circu. tent outside the arena, ana
others are arriving daily. TWO cnf'
loads cam, from oregon. one from
northern california, one from Utah
aud Nevada aud iitth from Arizona
tn, biggest features 81 tho cN-
tcusi,o program. Vill Doe the cowboy
rylA, turr ,oycng min" days. i've
miles per day. with a change of horses
c,crs half mile. th. womcn's fame,
udIug class Tor cash prla" ana d
,lluubi" cup. tio cowboy fancy tries
riding contest. which has the larRrs
entry list over shown for "a similar
event. uul ia, championship huchins
1 contests Tor men and Vumvu.
/ FIf, thousand dollars Nill have
been sp,ut hy the Rud'u managers
br'or, the Entps Hr' oi'urd Fcbruar'
a.. and th, total r.sh 90 10" paid con
tr,tauts wiz totat sl3.Uo". with sucl
, ~ tremendous outlay n vill be- uec's
sor. ~ hriur moro th1u iou.0oo pet
SONS To- inc stadium during the MIN
DAYS tn order o. cover the expenses %
tho big und"rlakinr
4 VITA th, prestige cot the Nssociutc
! Charities back uf the enterprise, an
lvlih 500 ur the wus' prominent resi-
dents of tu, city, men aud woinct
ldDtuE AS patrons. No difficulty Ia -
curing this great attendance IN nntlc
lpstcd Cheap railroad rates are cN
pcctcd To- hriuS many thousands frot
adjacent TERRITORY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
EIGHT YEAR OLD BOY
KILLED AND MANGLED
BY PLUNGING HORSES

Gallup. y NJ, Feb Maraclino
Romero. TIA" eight, vdr-nld SON ut
Mr.. and Mrs. Grirgo Gomoro of this
,itN who resides uu the north side ui
the ttack. WAS KILLED SUNDAY morn
ing. Jauuar, 1Gth. about nino O'Clock
white vatcruE the horses Tor his
father The llttl, lac was riding one
horse and lending another. lie tied
M, rope at a., l,tding huryc about
his waist. The lead horse bccam,
frightened In some manner aud pull
cd the tad from 90, hack uf the 9TH
Cr horse Tho luimVi then became
more frightened and kicked nud
irampl.d IN, uudt 81 the lad uuiil u
was inundated auu",i beyond rr'osul'
ton The halter rope WAS drawn ~
tightly about no, lad that his bud5
was almost severed Funeral scrN
Ices tor the ru, wore hold Muuda,
Afternoon az $3.50 from IN" CHth"lt
church. and the bod, ~ the uniot'
iunntc one vue laid to rest IN IA,
local vCmct,tf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
ANNUAL REPORTS SHOW
QUAY COUNTY rs BEING
RAPIDLY SETTLED UP

Turum,uri 49, VI. F,h %. Accord -
mg tu th, annual reports ui no treas.
urrr aud clerk eff puIv county rapid
settling of ~, count, ha~ h'ru made
during tu, pu.t YEAR. gu enormous
sIuu,u ui work having been dom" o.
th,.r two offices during that tin.
rs tho end ct lpI, n b. estimated
that tuur-riths of the open land ot
~, country viii ha,, boon patented.
There v,r log, patents .saurd dur.
INK 1919, this b,ug $40 more than i"i
taII. Al this r1t, ~ increase there
VII br about $500 patents perfected
during tho pr".'ut year This is uu
tho entire eighty. uuC townships "i
'hr county In AN. N.3:1 receipt
were written Bog he county treasurer
this number .N,rCdins that ut am,
other county lu th' stat" for the sam,
period Of time. q is aid Two thou.
sand two hundred aud SIXTY warrants
were paid The assessment roil'
show 9.OOU entries hN $500 ludi'idr
ais, the record cu, ring th,rtN NOR
pago' than those ut amy other count.
iu the state,
approximate 90 per cent ct th'
taNos assessed for l'il we're collect
,d hy az treasurer during lHl2
1--WE thousand one hundred ana Ir
! iy.,ight ,ari"us Instrument were g.
purd,d dur ur the year D., th" count
ri,rk I'm tie size ct tho county r"'
ur,iS QUAY ranks fourth iu IA" state
| % is said and third only &" 'hoN"
and BcruJluu in M" work ui ih
| district court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
OLD TRAILS LIST IN
Ell PAS0 Is GROWING

III Paao. Feb. al. J. Kiricr. mo-
tioual organizer for the National Oid
Trails association has reported his o.
Pnso Hist OF membership as growing
az most oncouraS inR rate. a look
at the roll show names OF many res.
idcnlu 90 the city. al of whom real
izo the value of a national highway
through El Paso.
AS IN Paao Is incorporated IN the
bill now in congress asking for an APP
preparation Of tse.000.o coo for a trans
continental highway. tho residents
here are lending cordial support o.
tho Old Trails association stated
Organizer Klrker. ana continued;
81 have had not the least trouble
IN adding Ei Paso residents 20 mem
herHhip roll when I could get 90 see
them. The trouble has been 20 get
some Of the folks TO go tho rounds
with me. as 7 do not care 90 go alone.
But even with this drawback, the Old
Trails list In ~ Paso II growing In
a most satisfactory manner"
The Old Trails viii nse the Border
land route from ~ Paso. going
through Dcming. n. NJ, and through
the Arizona cities Of Douglas. Tue.
son. Phoenix and Yuma where u VIII
cross the Colorado river 90 California,
thence cross the California desert u
Los Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
AN IMMENSE WILD
MAN KILLED IN
THE HILLS
Hideous Monster Is Reported
Slain Near Navajo Mine
News Brought to Gallup by
Albuquerque Man.

Gallup. \. NJ. Fob. IA vicious
grotcsque, and hidcous looking Wild
man was Killed In the hills mack Of
Navajo mine last saturday morning
by young Indian boy. The object
beast or man which ever H. may be-
termed had been mcuacing the ma.
titcs in their daily work for the past
nNc months. The man was entirely
Without clothing. his entire body be-
ing covered With a. coat OF thick,
cuarsv dJtN hair four inches Ions.
MA. ml, pa.t uf him which was nor
muIl, Humau was hiH feet which
would perhaps have required No.
in or n vhu, The face was chin
less and oulN on, iip was visible; the
forehead stopped direct, backward VI
tho head. eomethiug after the fashion
~ the piu Headed Caunihal small
hrndiikc Plus eyes we're concealed, set
dr"p In the ,ockrts bchind long and
grim, ,,rla-hcs The ur-uS ~ th'
man we're four trot long. und long
sharp ,It-,'aVs adorned the huRc.
tips IN" man measured full seven
feet Doc height
For ave months the natives bad
htDu iVlIIug ut illlh mtNH ing uhltfl
which mad u,cu seen hy hundreds
ptuwllng about TIE r",d- both dA'
and night. and "a would always make
70 rapid escape over Tho rocks nud dis
appear lev a. certain canyon. trdy"lini
with great speed. Young indint
! boy vup travelling across the rouniH
With Winchester. AMI cNidcutls
must nave cut the monster or from
hts retreat iiv came straight To-
wards tho boy who raised his rii!c an,
ur,d twelve shots ut his body. cish
ot which took effect. hut ouly uu" 20
tl,m did any serious damage. TIE
! body was taken into camp AZ Naval,
and the company physician prepare
IL glass colin lu which the body vii
| be- preserved 100 acohol
Tb. Gallup ludcTcudcnt after tell
inc this tate explains 70 us follows
-. r Brown an itiucrlut photo
! rrlph.r FROM Albuquerque bruugh
| the sior, back from "a trip 60 th
! m'ucs SUNDAY what had thu mn
u,cu driuNnr. ur what allied him 90
! are unable Geo say.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
ECnoEs rRoM SANTA va
santa Ic Happenings Always Interest
Our Readers.

AMER reading ~ ~ many people in
our town Who have been cured by
Doan's kidney Pills, tho question
naturally arises "a this medicine
equally pucccssfu. 'n onr neiEhborinE
toWns7" Tho generous statement 81
this santa f'o resident leaves no room
for doubt on This point
jose Ortlly Baoa, Alto 81, Santa Re.
y. Mex. says. I'm 1907 ! used Doan's
Kidney pills for paius Ia my back
which had troubled me for three
years. They brought prompt relief
and proved so satisfactorily that gave
a hubble statement lu their praise. Vow
after two aud half years have
passed, gladly confirm every word 81
that testimonial ran add that
have since used Doan's Kidney pulls,
giving tlfem q more thorough trial
aud have received great benefit
know that this remedy is good for
baoknche ANA kidney complaint"
For sale by nll dealers. Price so
cents. Foster, Mlburn CO., Bunalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name--Doan's---eOd
take no other --Ad' "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

time congresa bad taken officlol coss-
iHancc 0f The faci
Almost 90 par with the statement
OF pepuif Louis cabrera that MrkieO
faced ciNh war for ~ isan tnr e
years go come. were declarations
made vs. q number ~ dopuiics re-
GENTLY o. d. The cNiem ~ the rcvu-
lNtlon nuW boo pfnsrrsv 0ns 81 pui y.
fprukinn un W. mciHurc TO author.
We Hirrli visctiunN 10 States where
90 thc regular time fhey could not Ds
hcid un neeDuni az thr disturbed ron
dill"nn. declared lsut The conditions
nov fr worse ana that in Durans
The rebels we're w absuiatc control.
almost 90 the gates 81 ~. stnte capi.
tai. lie cited other placrs mud c1n.
ditions which. he declared. wsto
equally bad. IllB Sediments we're
supported.
The management 81 The National
railways. after settling the mach,u.
ists' strike by granting The men "a
per cent increase in vases. has hsrn
brought within a week to face tho o..
mands Of the teiegru phrrs who also
demand revision Of their wuge
scale and shorter houra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

of q city than was displayed by speak
crs of the evening. "And further
more" he added. you have moro
high -class aftor-dinner speaking tall
ent per capita than any other town
lu America"
Dr Earl y Rullock spoke on the
subject of "NoighborF" in the course
of which he pointed out that the epi-
demic of N grippe that recently pre-
vailed IN the town was undoubtedly
due to the dust storm OF "a couple 81
weeks ago. and he believed that u
would bo only Il ucighborly action on
the part ~ tho authorities 20 see that
the town WIS kept dustlcss by careful
sprinklinx and los the paving 81 Bull
lard ana broadway. IN the center of
the town az least. Dr Builock's re-
marks were delivered la his usual de-
lightfully convincing manner. ana hc
was loudls appiauded on taking his
seat
Harry Lamb. the retiring prcsid mt
uf the association. surprised ana de-
lighted his friends hy hts display oi
highly appreciated after dinner speak
Ink ability lliH remarks were a
strong appeal Tor unity ln carrying
On the good work that u had be- o.
shown the chamber uf commerce
could do and by uili further
strengthening the organization w.
expressed thr pleasure u had been to
occupy thu exalted position o., hal
iuat Nacnt,d uud iSrd Tor hi- SITE
,pssur The came luNal SUPPORT that
had been accorded him.
IN, Now president. Mr. Iloruduu
Lchr STOKE briefly iu which ho s'at.
I'D his dvi HrWuittiou to carry uu the
same 5.tiy, participation in matt.ta
concerning th, enhancement eft the
town which bad marked the WORK ol
his predecessors
Mr Parker g. Shcrvm who q.
icprcs uiut.Nr uf the Worlds WORK
magazine s n silver city for ~.
PURPOSE 81 writing IN artlcir ur arti.
olcs uu this sociiun. was called M.
en- tie declined Go make speech
hut cnutoutcd himself with t.t
c"mplhm"uiary remarks on the ,ii
mat" aud people uf silver city
g. Woudhull s,crvtHr. spoke 30
/ "Ad,rri,siuE. and Various other bust
( ness men iuok part
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
Today's Live News Of the Great Southwest

tracks. $4,000; water and fuel stu
tlons, siGO.OOO; station buildines
and futures $4,000: track fastcn-
ineH aud appurtonancos. $4,000: IN.
creased weight Of rail, fs0 600; right
of way and station grounds. $4,000,
bridges. irostles and cuiverts, 50.O00;
additional main tracks. 10000; block
ana other signal apparatus, $4,000;
telegraph and telephone lines. s2s.-
900; shop machinery and tools f26.s
GOO: protection of banks and drain
age. sac. goo. dock aud wharf prop
critics, 81. 900: fencing right Of way.
$40. GOO; bailasting, $4,000, Improved
frogs and switches $4,000 interlock-
Ing plants ~. 500; miscellaneous adj
ditions and bcttcrmcnts, $4,000.
OtlHr Texas Improvements.
Tie other Items Included In the
million aud n half dollar budget de-
not include the terminal yards Mt
Brownwuod where the Santa 70 has
already started work on f50.00G
system OF new division terminals. or
tho new Galveston Union depot and
general once building OF tho Gulf
Colorado a santa Re. 90 cost approx
lmately s50O.0e0. and on which con-
structlou work has already started.
The twenty new locomotives order
ed for the sulf lines Of the Santa Re,
General PcttibOne said. are 90 ho
placed IN use according to present
plans. by the middle % the summer
Of iHt3 Some will be set OF ~ To-
rcks Kansas, and u number viii also
bo set M a. Cicburne,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Pneurnonls. Bronchltls, Phihleles
Asshna and Ansmla Often Direct-
" the Result ~ Rheumasic
Blood.

n vuu have q persistent. nngring hfpns
rhiai cough beware o. cough fnWruieH
Theg ure merely local n action. and u
they Do relieve a Is the narcotics that
du f. What va require II g Blood puFts
Ger, n searching antidota that removes
f-om the circulation the acid poiaons that
~ their rcnexes attack all weakened.
suHceutrle spots and thus create local
nyrrptofua. Tho very best remedy known
s. sNifra Sure Specific. You WI una
n on sale in any drug store n si.oo pef
haitlo n Roes straight into the bapris
becomes an Internal blood hath wonder.
fufiy Increases tho rel c1Tpnscies. cures
al the local fever spots and lrtitntinHs.
Increases appetite. you take on nesh and
feel n wonderful sense ~ renewofl
strength. Hundreds n people worried
irsuud control AZ cough. pains IN th1
chest. sore throat and constant ekpertVrs.
tion ~ thick mucous havs experiences
ths most wonderful change 1Sier vsins
q. e. s. An doubt and apprehension, ~
gone, those peculiar pains and aches van
iah, there follows period ~ rncm IN
tense rejoicing 10 md that wurut fears
were BASED entirely upnn a mistaken mo-
tom that cough and chest palms r1uio
from tho lungs. These are rheumn =
conditions, and you WIN quickly realise
a after using =. 3. 3. for few days.
Get n bottle Of 8. s 8. to-day az the slriF
store and then say goodhy D. al those
pains that have worried y"u.
Write 20 The swift SPECIFIC Co.. ifl
Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. FIR tncdirtl
advice and wonderful facts concerning
the greatest blood remedy ever snom,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
BIG DANCE AT CUBA
IN HONOR OF OPENING
OF NEW STAPLIN STORE
lsp.rlnI lnrIesnanaenc. 2, ih. w.ralal

Cuba b. NJ. Jan so y hig dNn",
was given W SalJzur hail on Satu
daN evening last tu honor "i tn" uU'n'
ing "i ih" n ~ vtur" 80 this place Dos
th, Stupln Mercantile company
About three hundred guests gath
erred from radius eft twenty-five
miles aud dunCiug continued unit
earl morning puriug the evening
Idlr,>.rs Of WpiDump we're Wpdr q,
thu company lN prominent husiu'
men ct th, community - which Mr.
i f. Young manager Of the Staplll
Mercantile company store, mad" suit
abb reply. The nov store uprnut
for business ou Wednesday. IA" 2Htl
ct January
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
BIG SEARCHLIGHTs AT
ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM
SWEEP WIDE REGION

~ lusu. Fob 3 Two hlg r,Vob-
ms scur,hlights have boon purchased
ana placed Dos ~, United States rccl1-
nation service 30 the bluffs overlook
INK tho excavation work ior the El'-
pbaut Butte dam. and each CHI they
sweep ' wide region with brilliant u.
Illumination.
Mann hundreds Of ~mullcy electric
lights az, used la addition, hence the
never ending group, 0f workers aro
putting 100 right work under a flood
at white. Three shifts ot eight HON
each are Kept 90, work aud " g.
l'ranktud. ohi't ,lsrl, "a the ~ IuFH
,in.. uf uu .ur, ir". vino made TIN
Goo the WORK Thur.duy state. chat
rapid pruErr.s o. being made u exec.
walton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Do YOU know that more real danger
turks In a common cold than lea any
other ~ the minor ailments The
safe way Is to take Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy, a thoronghiy reliable
preparation, and rid yourself 81 the
cold as quickly as possible. This rem
eds n Tor sale vs. an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
VAST BAT CAVES IN
GUADALUPES
Fabulous Prices Refused for
Gusno Deposits; District
Court in Session at Carlsbad.
Especial Correspondence 90 che ners'at

Carlsbad N. NJ. Feb THE civic
Development company ~ Kansns
CITY wiil run their initial excursion
from kansas city ON February Ath.
These people have large list ~ rec
mmation lands listed and will orlng
about hfty cNrurmonists un this trip.
The district court has been in SETS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
Encounter Isock

Mr. lrIukLud rrpurts that rock
Was encountered e Few days aEu an
lh. excavation uu 40, west side near
thr ium, Inn that thu formation is
not considered o., Construction Nnri-
Meet g.. ~ Uldv.u o. cot sufficient
sulidu, for lounds'tuu houcc IL vut
b." blasted ow and oNcaDi"u "uuiiu-
ned Goo H deeper stratum
Tho flock cot hg travelling griu
buckets ar" cNcJNatug sand and an
80 q rapid rate, With tho result that
man, hundred cubic wards are taken
oui ever g hour,
Purchasing Department "u Ground.
\ Mcb brooks, purchasing ag,ui
FOR IA" sCr,iyy, has moved his head
quarter from ~ rJso tu the work
az Elephant Butte This wac dome
th.u he might hc u custaut touch
with the requirements at thu dam,
~, viii cuutiuu tu pHrch"s, sun
! plI's iu ~ paso. ordering daily N
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

sion Tor over two weeks and has trans
acted n great deal Of business. The
ruling BY the presiding judge that
iitlgants must be- paid up f2i per day
TO pay for a Jury II they wish one has
caused many cases 20 be- submitted 10
the Judge
Mrs. J. ". Dallas oi Fort WORTH.
Texas, is here visiting her daughter
Mrs Cherbiuo. Mrs. ChoFblno ~ a
"pootuss" Of Texas aud her writings
are in great demand.
There is great excitement here a,
the discovery OF two immense bat
caves In the Guadalupe mountains
Mcssrs Bass and Kendall discovered
one ANA Mrssrs Pcndlcthn, White and
Stoaog discovered the either rslbu-
ious prices have beer offered for their
holdings. but have been refused.
The Lyou Mining company will hold
r. meeting FOR new set 80 officers on
the tth of February They contcm-
plate developing several ~ their large
nitrate mines.