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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
TEMPTATON--A S. /, IA.


worlds wcllato and civilization ana
You win hud Tint fhCy are the names
III men and woman Nho had 10 COM
uutr temptations DO YOU think
Moses could have become the inw-
giYcr for an civilization if d wore not
for his resisted temptation ~ remain
ms the heir royal 10 tho throne Of the
Ahefohsf oQ you suppose Anrthnm
Wnnid have become the father of
many aud mlghty nations" Il ho had
not 'ten times been foced BY tonYpt-
Utipnl SUPPOSE the Puritan fathers
hHH MT been confronted WITH lna
temptation 90 proicrring the pleas
8rt iifp 81 an UnRiHved conscience to
the hard lot of the exile. suppose
0eOroe washington bad not been
tempted 20 submit Co the mandates Of
tho oppressive government ln the
mother country in preference tu
spending BIS fortune and risklng his
life al the head Of g rehelhuue army;
suppose Abraham lincoln had not
had the coura0c and fofiitude TO
withstand the temptation % being tho
nations idol rather than % face the
ossassin's outlet in the causo 81 free-
dom. DO you think we should today
hnye this our greatcst and glorious
land whose stars and stripes have
become the worlds emblem Of free-
dom and Of fairness and philan-
lnfopy1 is not. then, temptation a.
blessing rather than cursor
And 80 q u with the temptations
that constantly confront nii ~ rs,
The riches OF tho rich 81 q tcmpla-
tion 60 lead "a life Of luxury. OF idle
ness and arrogance. Poverty u q
temptation by the resistance of which
the poor man can prove that a great
soul osn exist iu q humble hut. ihas
"a nure and noble heart can hc pre-
seftsd even in want and mood, Phys
teal strength carries With u the
temptation 10 abuse Il and intcllec-
tuai power Is "a temptation 20 misuse
IT, can readily imaelne the tempt
alton Of the sorrowful families ~ the
gricf-stricken mining district OF our
state 20 remove their faith IN Cod !
providence and protecting loving
kindness. can readily understand
that our Carnsgies and our Rockcfcl-
icrs and our Morgaug are tempted 90
consider themselves rs Gods iavorte
sons and 90 regard on other human
beings as Inferior creatures Tor whom
you might build libraries and enoow
colleges aud leave hirhlY Instructive
and pieustlc willis and tcstaments. but
whom you are not Obliged 60 treat
Justly and eQuitahlv. AT these tempt
stinns I understand and 7 understand
also the temptations that confront
the misguided reiormerH always SELF
constituted and splf-npnuinted. who
would suddenly transform man INT"
an angel or IS brute 81 removing from
him an temptation, undcrsiand
those mon when they talk Go me ol
prohibition and Of the elimination ~
the social evil Bot this ! also know
and understand. that by raising the
tone or true manhood rather than hy
lowering the threats az the tcmpta
ton can the world become pieasanter
and man better. that hv hravely fac
inR temptation and conqucring IL has
man risen higher and ever higher;
that Il rests with AL 81 as, whatever
our walk Of ilfe. 80 make Of icmpt-
alton, not curse. bat blessing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
D0OD AND DENHOFF
HAVE BOUGHT OUT
". 0. HARRIS
Popular Jewelry Store Ao-
quired By Former Partner
in Business and Successful
Jeweler Of Butte, Mont.

Formal announcement was made
this morning that ]. r. Dcnhon. Of
this city. and W. u. Dodd n success
ful business man OF Butte. Mont.
have purchased tho interest Of w. o..
Earrls in tho popular iewClry store
al The corner 81 Central avenue and
Third street. The change became of-
fectivo today and the business will be
conducted hereafter under the nrm
namo OF Dodd a Donhom.
Tho active manngemcnt Of the store
viii bo continued hy Mr.. Dcnhon. who
was Mr.. Harris partner and who ~
widely known Ia this part OF the
state as a icWelry expert. The pro-
grcssvp and thorOuEhiy straightfur-
ward business policies which have
won notable success for the store
win be furthered IN every possible
way under Mr. DCnhoffa direction.
Mr. Harris the retiring partner,
stated this morning that he had not
as yet made any definite business
plans. although ne had several at
tractiyo projects under considcrn-
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

iiy local applications. as they cam
nor reach the diseased portion OF the
ear. There Us only one way 10 cure
deafness. and that Us by constitution
al remedies Deafness Is caused by
AN innamcd condition OF tho mucous
lining of the Eustachlan tube. when
this tube De- innamed you have a
rumhling sound on Imperfect hearing.
ard when d .s entirely closed deaf
ness is The result and unless the in
Illumination can bc taken out ana this
tube restored 20 its normal condition,
hearing viii boz destroyed forever.
Nine cases out of ten are caused oy
canrrh, which is nothing but an ln-
Hamed condition OF the mucous sur
faces
We win give one Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (causod by
caiaTh) thar cannot be cured by
Halls caiauh Cure. Send Tor clrcu-
lars free.
r. j. CHENEY a CO., Toledo. Ohio,
Sold by Druggists 7sc.
Take iIallN Family Pills for con-
eiinaiion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
ROSWELL WINS BIG
CUP FOR BEST
DRILL TEAM
James Trophy Awarded Rio
Hondo Commandery Of
Knights Templar Yesterday
at Santa Fe COnclave.

r. 4. Williamson. eminent conn
monder u tho Pilgrim cOmmandery.
the local organization 81 Knights
Iepiars returned last night from The
cenSlate az santa re. bringing word
81 tho winning of tho James trophy
by Roswell.
This trophy n a handsome oliver
loving cup. and the RIO Hondo drill
team defeated that OF the local COM
mnndtry by but TWO points The cup
Vas awarded alter an Inspection by
the Inspector general which was COM
pieted only q short time ago.
the cup was presented 10 the emf
nent coniuandnr sot thc RogweN com.
.n1ndery ~ Past Grand Commander
j. W. Wilson, ~ Roswell, with an ap-
proprlate address
The Masonic meetings IN Santa re
conclude with tcday's events. the nnai
one heing a banquet hy the Order ~
the Eastern Star tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

Tho ngai chapter OF tho bible. M
which tne genesis 81 the world and
iat lfc1tion oI man are fccordod. has
TOR Centuries been tho subject ~
muCt controversy. comwcnL ana
criticism. Cofmoaonics ana cosmnil-
4lr4 have hoon DulIt nfound lf Thto-
l4Hitp have 9rpWn ont Of NJ sef-
mons have been preached 81 81 and
buphs have owen written about lt $50
pnt chapter ~ any one work has
been stuffed na much or disturehd ~
MITCH Yet L I9 the most ulAundor~
NfWF and miFod1ed chapter lr am TIE
AeHItuftH Tn many u has meant a
NifiNe record and testimony Of the
lAil Of man. TO MANY b menns q
divine record ard testimony 81 n
cuIte that has attended ana seccn
psHied the human race ever since
temptation was FIRST placed IN the way
% Adam and Eve
HfranNe, indeed. q n how few pen-
rlt are incIlned % think where the
nlosy is concerned Ask any one with
buf nn ordinary amount Of knpWlcdge
ana reason Whether. Ha "a matter az
Historic truth and scientific fact. man
wa not AZ tire beginning imperfect
and whether he inns not risen cone
atnntiy. and no Win say "Yesi" Yet
millions 90 henple Today swallow
Whbie the theolosicai doctrine thar
man was created perfect that be tell.
and that in hiss fan an mankind fell.
mover % rise aaain except hy an act
of grace. As a necessary coHqoWi-
tant 40 this belief IN the ran Of man
Is the conception Of temptation az y
curse - man. Adam fell because OF
temptation and the whole human race
has been cursed because temptation
Was placed in ADAMS way
This erroneous conception which u
reflected In the church Is reflected
also IN the iitufsy OF thc early synh-
rotuc. which contained 8 prayer COM
posed by Abbaarika. Habalonian
Ea9c Of che third century O.. 2tD.
and which read. "f.Csd us not into
temptation" What an unworthy
rrayeri II is the prayer ~ a weak
ling. 10 expresses "a most unWhole-
some sense and sentiment ~ express
fcs CoNurdly conception 81 human
consciousness ana camtbllity Much
more manly would 20 be 90 pray;
LEAD a. into temptation. q Lord. so
that We have the opportunity of prov
ing our worthincel ~ tbs children, ns
the browning work nf thy creation as
those created ga thine own Image.
Teuntpt lion has never been q curse.
on the contrary % has bcen n great
blessing 10 man. What would hu-
man conduct end human character
be worth ~ % were not for temptn-
ton. From the time ~ Adam 90 the
present generation, temptation has
boon tho greatest boncfaetor OF man ?
kind. The greater temptation that
confronted Adam Is probably not rec
ordcd in Holy Writ He was prob
ably tempted strongly not 10 seek
knowledge In order 60 lead an easy
and inactive hfn IN the Garden ui
Edon. nut ~ resisting that tempta-
tion he r0sc to know the disnitv %
labor and the blcssing Of work. show
me any great man Of whom history
has anything to report, and I VIII
show sou man who had 90 struggle
acainsi temptation. Take the names
Of those Who contributed most 20 the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

ffan h st MI 0 .tt 81 our
noasl spsl mmp + paNeon.
a fua that iho eioal phelps.
pasec tmpny witch d. splenaia
finanelns and perfect oaulpmcnt
promptly anronncoa lhai il was
tmo'y eelN y laks cara 81 NJ own.
NtNerihnltas she Rea Cross society
Nas there eimpe mmediaieiy with
re prouar ~ 9i'eea. X b the iodr-
mcps o. iht seFtfnor Of New Mcxlco
b was needed
TAe hed cfess CIV oxten6ea lts ac-
iitisy now nfo all ealka 81 nfe one
- 80 ne retsr activities is IS
nngA'ne inwulon amona people 81
~ refAl eelnuonaies whcfo tralnss
Nofses ere ofttn d'f6coit TO obtain
fhp need o. Instruction in tht
proper care of children and home
nurslns 81 she slick n tho smaller
tgsaa ara rursl communities Of the
ceuniry hes never been ouestloned.
land hithpnEh ia some cities visiting
nurss ofeonlsatlons exist ana anti
tnpetcnipnls soeitiies support nurses
IL their Imriieuler iine 81 work, lt
fas remnlned for the American Rcd
Cross % take up rural nursing as a
nntionAi proposition. Nurses who en-
tsr shin fetvicc are reQnlfcd b. the
ffed croHe 10 nave special trimming o.
experience IN public health nursing.
n the Ned cross Masazino for 0e-
iober Miss Fannie r.. element. the
superintendent Of rural nurses. de-
acrihes the organisation. plans and
possibilities Yer good or tho rural
nursing branch q Ned cross work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
CITY GAN COLLECT
OWN TAXES IS
BELIEVED
Council Last Night Greets the
Suggestion That Collection
Costs Be Cut With Consider
able Warmth

4 suggestion made to the city coun-
cil az lis meeting last night by CITY
Clerk "a. Charles Roehl. that Cit,
Treasurer William Kiokc believed tho
city could collect lts own taxes ana
have its own assessor thus doing
away with the yost of collection by
the county met with considerable ap-
prevail.
There was nothing definite done
but from the attitude of the council
y was evident that II such an arr
rangcmeut could De- made The coun-
gu would 90 ai .u lts power 10 holp
j along Bad debts among the col
lections and thc deductions for col
lrciing the remainder caused the city
ln tlgurc lts annual budget un "a Yui-
uution 10 per cent below the amount
stated by the assessor us the total
valuation iu the city
Ia THIS connection Il was develop
tu mat the ruruty Assessor, Fred g.
lleyn had declined to put into writ
iuE figures Ou thD city's valuation. IN
fact thus was what brought out tho
discussion OH the city collecting its
own taxes
Asked about tho mnttcr this morn
Ing Mr.. klckc declared that hc had
not given Tho matter sufficient
though Go he quoted ON H. but that
ne knew there Wus such a law as
mentioned Though possibly II might
not hc in force Hf present
~ is probable thc city authorities
viii look This up
Tho council decided Ia ask the dis
irict attorney Goo pat the tax cuses
against the banks put forward on thc
docket DO possible thnt an carly sot-
tlement might Do, made of the dts
puic between h.ulH and authorities
over the 1913 uNra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

Few persons on first thought.
would see any possible connection be-
tween good roads ana good health.
xei 'ho state board 81 health Of KAN
sns pasn that GOOD roads can and viii
prevent diseaEe How ~ the re-
mosai o. weeds and trash. weeds
and trash prevent the prompt evap-
Grafton % moisture and promote re-
tentlon Of ground water. This makes
ideal breeding spots for mosquitoes,
flies and other insects which are
known a. diseaae carriers not TO
mention chinch bugs. hoppers and
other insects which are crop damag-
crs Furthermore. an undersrowth
81 weeds invites thc dumping Of
garbage and manure b offering con-
ceaimeni. 81 Whieh fact 0creioss and
thouEhtleas people are prone 70 take
ndvapiase. thus Increasing the facil-
Nv o. 1nnect breeding and providing
these insect carriers with proper ma
terial for disease transmission. Good
roads also prevent disease By provid-
ing good drainage. Many farms have
no means % drainage except BY
bitches along roadwuys Open ditch
e. cieas Of brush and debris. with
hardened surface and proper fan, ar
ford these farms the opportunity Of
riaaiug themselves % MANY stag
nant pool Tho remoynl Of weeds,
proper read gradinR surfnoe harden
ing ana ol1ns. insures prompt drain
asa ~ . + pool. ditch and surface wa-
Ter, removing the possibility OF insect
hrenetfn Tor none esn fnuIiiply with
out moisture Road oiling Ia itself
IS destructive 81 insect larvae, cspe-
ciany mosquitoes--o well known fact.
Dry Foade offer pedestrians. and mo-
tabiy children who axe compelled "a
walk 40 aud from school dry shoes
and fett While colds are due 70 apo-
cific germs. yet q g. woll-known
fact that cold. wet rect and chilled
limbs lower the resistance of individ-
uaig and make Them more favorable
subjects Cor Infections OF the rcspifa-
tory poesases lncladlug ppspiuenle
and tuberoulosiA Good roads pre-
vent disease by setting an example 20
ndioinins farm premises Good roads
promote travel ana aes an example %
fho fnrmer whose premises are bor-
drrod Dy them. The comparison Of a
weii-graded. clean mshwny with an
unkcmpt and trashy harnyard adj
jolnlnR Is sufficient 10 fiimulate every
landowner 20 d eiean-rp. Pride com
pois him % offer % passers-py neat
appcarlng and attractive house and
hasnYard Results are only TOO OBJ
vlous Good roads are active discase
prevention agencies abide from their
financial ana commercial value
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

.~. IL. s,..,..-- Il ~.
@F " e''
HsAts are nnAei
a na II meAee afs
as Ihe nssioaleal siaiemanir
- aeehs 81 ihia eity are ~ espo-
r'tf ape. 4h.r are Also r,ntnuf.
~ .,.. ,.s.,,.-..e,. 49,,
s'e enos"ops tn'As 90 aeposat Aa
siAe leeriii'gatea q deposit; large
csiec * aceoun,s
rn ,ste.t hama r,atrmens shown
.,......
'-1 H-fe =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
ALBUQUERQUE WILL
GET HER SHARE"
SAYS WILSON
Second Vice-President Of the
Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety Promises That Funds
Will Be Invested Here

"Tho policy % ihR company D. 10
put the moroy hack into the places
where a comes from" said George q.
wilson. second vice president m TIE
Equitable Life Assurance society to-
day. "and you may rest assured that
Albuquerque Wil get her anaro."
This was ihe keynote of a strongly
optimistic intern lew given by the M
surauce official who has been 33
years with the concern and knows
whereof he speaks. lie continued,
This policy was luuugurutDd b.
paM Morton. who grew up in the
west anu knew 70 like % book. NC
have many millions Invested boz ths
west. in land mortgages and la raii-
road bonds and while at present wc
have mo FUNDS Invested iu AlbuquCr
que, that VIII come soon
"Thlg Us my first visit Go Albuqucr-
que and j may suy that I ana decld-
edlg pl used with the town. Int
Harvey hotel D. especially charming "
Anked about business in the west
SIR. Wilson said "Our ncW business
this SCAR lu the far west and hy that
N moan California. Washington and
the southwest, ls several million dol-
lars larger than Il was last year And
20 Be- inc sort an business we want
TOO. ] have just been through Cam
ada nud down thc coast and ann now
beading Tor home. where I VIII De- iu
another three weeks From what Z
have seen j believe that VIC eastern
ems $50 not soc enough of the west We
60 NOT regard D. Tag its fun value. This
is q great country ana has % gree,
future"
Air. WllsoEs entire Insurance cS-
pcrienco has been gained with the
E0uitnhic. with which hc begun iife
3s years ago us an office boy he b.
accompanied ON this agency inspuc-
tion trip hy his wife and one daurh-
Ter. Miss Elsie. air, Wilson stuffed
thc object of the trip aa desire tO
ger into closer touch with the agents,
meet the field workers ana smooth
away obstacles la what fCw eases
there wore any
iiC was entertained nt ] O'clock
today nt luncheon nt tho ANarado
hotel hy ths Life Underwriters ass
suciniion, tho local organization Of
lifo Insurance mon. Covers were
laid Tor ton Following Inc luncheon
he WINS taken on nn automobile tour
of ihc city by the Commercial club
given q Wow of tho University and
the speedway on the mesa and OF
tho business and residence sections
downtown particularly Of the paved
eecfionr Tho lndica az his party
WorC entertained al the same time by
Nra W. 81 Patterson. wife of thN To-
Cal Equitable agent and president Of
me Insurance Mems association. and
other mdies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
BEAUTIFUL SERVICE OF
FORTY HOURS ADORATI0N

Tho beautiful devotion on Forty
Hours Alteration, ln memory of the
goray hours during which Chrihts
body lay in the scuulchfc. WAS open-
ed this morulne at , o'clock ia the
Church 81 the imTnaculuto Conccp-
tiOn. Nith hiRh mass celebrated by tho
pastor. Rov. Father A. "a Mandalari,
s. o. The singing was rendered by the
Junior choir under the direction OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

cousin, Aaron Hewitt an OF williams
port. Ind, where hln hodt viii be-
takcn by them Tomorrow mofainr on
No. i0
Crnau4cr was hcAlih-hfcker and
had stayed az Ration. The three wore
beating their why to Elephant Butte
whom the accident occurred. tho two
well boys expecting TO get work and
support tho sick one.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
IIE nED cRoss.

AZ oHample og the splendid eff
cheney 81 the ilsa Cross 80 relief WORK
fof ah lek ana the injured, NOT ouly
ln ih6 aeld of battle bnt ~ me field
Nof Itdutinai cndfavor has been
3rnahf 1ie homo this week by
ihs pronm oiier ~ subsmnllai do
nsiIon ~ money for fhe sufferers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

Sister Mary Acsiun. one ~ the school
teachers Twenty lllilo flower uirlA
clad In white. and each rHfrflnr n
little basket. alrtWod the flowers be-
fore the nlesaod Sacrament during
tho procession Twenty boys drosscd
in cossocks and surpiiccs attended az
the ceremony.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
RAY DREAMER DIES
AS RESULT OF HIS
INJURIES WEDNESDAY

After withstandlng The shock of
having his legs horribly manFlod
when De fen under "a lrrin at Ahalo
AN operation 90 amputnto the cruah-
"a members. Ray Crnmer Calls MORN
Ing died.
craompr was accompanied ON MS
fatal trip hy % hfOthcr, John, and "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

a. 4. Hopkins ~ the Huita. Inc.
Drug company Of Santa fc arrived
la the city last nlfht 90 take the
place of Frank butts who ~ taking
his vacation ln the capital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
MONTANA ON TRIAL
FOR RECEIVING
STOLEN GOODS

a jury IN the district court this
afternoon n listening a. the tcsu-
mony IN the case of Julian Montana.
who is charged With receiving stolen
properly. Tho property in question
ia one saddle which Joe MARTINEZ re-
Gently pleaded guilty 10 stealing.
Young Martinez told the court that
be sold the saddle 70 Montana for
~ and that the buyer knew IL had
been stolen
Attorney H. u. Cornell. appointed
by the court. Is defending the case.
and az the conclusion OF The testi-
WonN for the state attacked the wa
ildiiy % tho Indictment on ihn ground
that lt alleged that the property be-
ionsed 90 W. H. Irlmhle a. Co,
whereas the testimony showed that
the saddle belonged 10 Joe Barnett.
Judge Reynolds yesterday after
noon Issued an order committing
Richard Brooks 40 the Insane asylum
hiuoAs, who rs native uf Gcorgla,
~ years ~ age. u victim OK re-
hsious mania.
hlmon kupp was today awarded
Juufment py default ugnlpat tht Cuh-
econ Trading company LOB the sum of
flptfl, together with costs OF suit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

Nathan Jafn. regent 81 the state
university. Is stopping over here to-
day on his way home from the Mg
sonic meeting ln santa re 20 Roswell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

Carrie tinford. william G.. Tyior
and Maud "a Congtnnccr, al Of this
city, have been appointed noturloH
public hy Governor Mcdonald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
CHIEF FORESTER MAY
VISIT CITY
District Forester Ringland
Goes TO Arizona for Tour of
Arizona With Head of the
Service

Chief FORESTER Graves of the Unit
ga States forest service may bC Vis-
tor in Albuquerque during the next
two weeks District Forester a G..
itingland left yesterday for Williams.
Ariz., where he viii join AR. Graves
Ter trip through tho f0rtsIs oil
southern Arizona The trip viii or-
Cupy about two weeks. a is expected
that Mr. Graves viii mako . bricf
stop IN Albuquerque on his way back
"a Washington.
During Mr BlnTlnud's absence Mr..
A. .. Wuha b. acting district for
ester.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25
EAsTER jury FAus
Iu REACH AGREEMENT

INC IufN in lnN case uf Chnrit.
EASTER On trial under indictmen, for
rape ana assault Wltl intent to come
NIT after ncarlv NNo hours dolfbfr4-
ZION yesterday afternoon. reported 10
ihdRe Reynolds that On was uuuhie t0
reach an agreement and Wag nnauy
discharged Df iht court Tho ease
had been on trial ln tho disrrict court
Tor iAu days and Was hard luurhi uy
u0ih Sides The evidence of little
Alpha smith the it-ycaf-old child,
who was The Hliego0 Victim OF tho ar-
sapit seemed to make q deer impress
SION upon the lurN huf AtforurrH
hickey and Miller for fho aecd ds-
fenfani made much oil the pniut That
tho little Girl had fnllea io inform
hFr mother nf tnp alleged assault uu-
il nearly three months after it Wns
said 90 hive occurred No rs uhdcr-
stood that the jury stood tNo for ace
Quiiial and ten Cor conviction.
joss Chavca Was yesterday bound
over 40 await tho action ~ thc grand
jury On the charge of assault with X
deadly weapon. ChoVcs ia alleged 10
have FREQ "a shot through fhe trous-
prs leg az Pedro Sanchez. Tho anray
occurred last "wednesday NIGHT at mo
narclas crossing Of The santa BE-.
Justice Canuhez ~ nareins conducted
the preliminary hearing and faxed the
defendants bond Ht $1,000.
An order approving the repon %
Receiver H. u. McConna 90 the SUM
Shine creamery Wfs saFtcrdaN signed
by Iudgo 3aynoldf. The report Shove
pd that tha creamery he'd been cons
Quoted ai q profit during tho receiver
shin and that Do sold Cor price that
permitted tho settlement of oii its OBJ
legations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

senator ". a. Andrews and John
Law Jr.. an oil expert lcnre tonight
for Carlsbad fo look over property in
which the senator a. Interested. MI
law arrived from Pittsburgh last
night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-25

MARRIAGE liconHc Vac issued today
"a Fred q. Collins ANA Bessie E VILE
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