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The Tupelo journal., 1913-07-11
American Trait.

"a pronounced American trait is the
rush and scramble for wealth. Our
national life is weakened by this mad
pursuit of money. Money is desired,
not only for the Injuries it brings, but
above all for the power it confers.
All classes and conditions of men bow
before the golden deity. There Is not
much Importance attached, in many
quarters of our land, to the manner by
which wealth is acquired. The advice
the shrewd father gave his son Is
largely followed today: Get rich, my
son, honestly if you can, but, above
all, get rich. Suburban Life.
The Tupelo journal., 1913-07-11
Hesitation.

HeSIIdIIon.
"Algernon has proposed to me three
times." said the charming miss.
"And you refused him each timer
yes"
why don't you want to marry
hin. ?"
II do want to marry him. But
hate to give up the pleasure Of being
proposed to"
The Tupelo journal., 1913-07-11

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
SMOOTH SAILING
IS NOT EXPECTED
Report OF Money Trust Commit
tee Is Certain to Encounter
Opposition.
PROPOSALS ARE DRASTIC
Prohibition OF "Interlocking Di-
rectorates" Is Likely to
Cause Most Trouble.
PROPOSALS ARE DRASTIC

Washington, February 3.-The House
Banking and Currency Committee is
preparing to consider the report of
that body on the money trust, which
Chairman Pujo, with the aid and as
sistance of Samuel Untermyer. counsel
for the PuJo subcommittee, now is
drafting
A meeting of the full committee has
been called for Wednesday to consider
routine business. and soon thereafter
the committee will take up the money
trust" report 1t will be we'll toward
the end of the session before the re-
port, with it's Legislative regulations,
can be worked through the full COM
nlittee and the full committee to the
House.
Pujo working on Report.
Chairman Pujo has deserted his Of
flee and is working long hours franz
ing his version of the report. That
will be submitted to the subcommittee.
where 1t is expected to encounter Its
first difficulties. The report as framed
by Mr. Pujo will embrace recommends
lions on the following principal points:
Regulation of stock exchanges
through the Post-Office Department by
forbidding the use of the mails Tor
transmitting OF certain transactions
deemed evil. such as short sales. ma
-nlpulallOn ara inc cStdoAsniAchs "a
false values
Regulation of clearing houses
through an act making their inoorpo-
ration condition precedent to the
membership of national banks in such
organizations
Charters to eliminate the regulation
of interest of exchange charges by
clearing houses
Stringent provisions to prevent ma
I.-, inc n
officers OF directors. and to prevent
national banks or their officers from
participating In syndicate hotstions
Of new securities.
Opposition is looked for. both in the
subcommittee and the full committee.
TO the recommendations. The propo-
sition that will cause the most trouble.
il IS believed. viii be that to prevent
'futerlocking directorates" in inter
state corporations.
Just what the Recommendation on
this point in the Pujo- Untermyer re-
port viii be has not yet been decided
Nc matter what IL Is. "a viii be op-
noSed largely on the ground that the
Federal government has no jurisdic-
ton 20 interfere
Friction Between Committees
When the full committee begins con-
alteration OF the report. the members
OF the Glass subcommittee. when mas
been conducting an independent inNes-
tiRation Of the currency prooiem- VIII
loin IN the debate. There has been
considerable friction between the two
ends 81 the committee
chairman Pujo plans to complete his
report shortly after he and Mr.. IN
termyer return from examining VIII
liam Rockefeller at Jekyi Island. near
Rrun~wick. Ca. They expect 10 start
Tor the south on Thursday, and 10
return a. soon a. possible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
Rockefeller Richer
by Many Millions
Hinge .ueIon- II Cut ss Result of
supreme Court Decree. Disscly-
ing standard OIL Co.

Huge "ueIon- II Cut ss Result Of
supreme Court Decree. Dissolve
ing standard OH Co.
New York. February 3-John H.
Rockefeller IL sIo.ooo.o00 richer to-
day than he was yesterday of .
s,~rfaI dividend declared to-day by
the standard OH Company of New
Jersey. this .mouat approximately
rrpr~-ruf. his share Of n total dis
irritation Of s3e-332.0o on the com
many. capital stock st the rate of
$50 q share.
The huge ~ncfon- comes ~ . re-
xuIf. n was Indicated On a state
mont given out by the company. OF
the Supreme Court di~~oiufion de-
cree. This necrrsifsfed the payment
to the parent company of vast sums
oved 20 n By former subsidiaries
n ~. explained th.t this divf-
deud represented moneys owned fo
she company by It's -ub-idisr fer st
the time Of the df--ofutIon.
srh~ compsni~- have made pay
mrnf-.- statement says. ~from
s,,,~ 90 time ss able 60 DO - from
moneys raised ny THE resIfxsfion of
asset. OF Increase Of capital STOCK"
In round sxures the total pay
r,~rtr Co stockholders viii snouut
90 <ss.ooo.ooo.
Announcement was made to-day
that stockholders Of tie Contfncn-
s.I OF Company viii meet NJ Coun-
en- uIun-, Iowa. ~ urrch 60 vote
q, a proposal ca terminate the cor
,,-.fe existence 90 the company.
The company was organizes On fs~f-
ssa ws- formerly . Standard on
subsidiary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
DIRECT TAXES |
UPON INCOMES
MADE POSSIBLE
Thirty Eight S t a t e s
Have Ratified Consti-
tutional Amendment.
FINAL ADOPTION
ENDS LONG FIGHT

Drafting of Bill to Put Tax Into
Effect Will Begin at Once and
Be Passed at Extra Session.
1t Is Expected to Add Not Less
Than $1O0.OO0,oo0 Yearly to
Country's Reven e-Dela-
ware. Wyoming and New
Mexico Last States to Indorse
It-Working Details as Yet
Uncertain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
APPEAL IS DISMISSED
y,~S Jahn-os Must stand Trial ON
white slave Charge.

Washington. February The Su-
,,r.roe Court to-day dismissed the ap-
s~sI of lack Johnson the negro pusi-
list. indicted In Chicago on charges of
violating the Federal white slave act
from the decision OF the Federal court
Johason's appeal was from tn nh
,of- Federar courts refusal TO sustain
a crit Of habess corpus by which the
LAWYERS sought to test the constitu-
tionality Of the white slave ACT IN
violation % which Johnson s
charged with Transporting in Inter
sfafe commerce Belle Schreiosr from
pittsburgh to Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
MURPHY is ARRESTED
sh,,rsa ulth Attempt 90 Bring About
Death Of Labor Leader

Jersey city. Fcnruary ~ sequel
to the recent shooting OF lnomss Con
peter n. yurt,hy. busincss agent OF the
Hosting Engineers Union OF this city.
on a warrant charging conspiracy ~
an affernps 10 bring about the death or
Iohn W Ike 2 member Of the same
union Conroy was shot BY mistake
bv New York eangstcrs. who came
here In search OF Eufke. accorolrs "
men arrested lust after the smoothing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
MINERS RETURN TO WORK


Scranton pa. FeSFuary s--AcCelt-
ms tho advfse % union leaders the
800 mine workers OF eight coliicries
~ the T.acfav anna Coal Company
who quit worL Ss5nrcay- returned 70
i-nion ofHciais assured the strikers
that nearly all the engineers have
fofued he organization. and mat the
sothcrs have agreed 20 become men,
bcrS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04

Ccontlnsod on seventh Psse)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
OPENING DAY
Preparations Already Under Way at
Zanesville-Three Lodges
viii Join Parade.

EVANSVILLE q. Teb 24-Base
ban opeuinu day On GAINESVILLE this
t'Hr i- fO l' Oug biz event Directors
of the .oDal club haven't decided upon
al the details get. bur 90 IS certain
that thDr@ VIII b. iarg. dOiuEs.
President Dawson vii probably wit
frzs 20" opening game here. and as hp
a prominent member 81 tne O.. c.
7 p. o. i- likely that fhis organization
V.ll truu oar IN % body for the first
game Dawson also am FIR and "a
great Wauv Director belong 20 that
organization. 90 fh" Ellis mas also
tr H. -0w" action Manager Hogan
and several directors are Eagles.
H H.ch 1850 bring % third organization
in lir' 81 tho fr7frrn1l organizations
starr s1mefhIuE
IN order fu boost fha opening day-
a. tho lufrrstat" League. 70 has been
suggested Thar Saturday BE- made
Frlferuai D1y. whom the three
lodges Interested ufI '-ur ou' % 20
body Opening day. H i- fgured. hv
virtue of being tho first game. should
attract 1 big crowd when a brass
hand parade and other acfessoris- ~
fur occasion Ire used This plan
would .iy Z.rsstIl. 1850 bUF DAYS
out o. .ur first .UrU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
wv YEA. TO GIVE
ENTERTAINMENT
BIG AFFAIR PLANNED TO TAKE
PLACE AFTER LENT
Program Of a Very Elaborate Nature
Is Being Arranged and Fine
Affair Promised.

Immediately following the I.enieu
season an entertainment embracing
MANY interesting and novel features
Will be give under the auspices OF the
Young Women's Christian association
II has been a matter of regret to
the members OF The board Of directors
thai the present limited quarters OF
the association did not permit the
producing Of an entertainment Of such
magnitude as 10 give the general pub
Tic an idea % the excellent and va
ricd talent included within the mem
bership % the association. which num-
beers about one thousand.
For some time plans towards this
end have been under consideration.
and the finance committee at its last
meeting made definite ARRANGEMENTS
To give this entertainment after Lent.
one of the large halls of The CITY
will be secured. and To those knowing
something OF the proposed program it
~ predicted b a the capacity Of Inc
r om will be TO lis fullest ca
paCify
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
MASS MEETING
VIII Be Held in GAINESVILLE Toniqht
to Wipe Out Indebtedness
On Potter Club.

EVANSVILLE. o.. Feb. al-This
evening will be boosters night IN
GAINESVILLE base ball circles.
beginning at 100 O'Clock "a public
meeting VIII be held al the chamber
o. commerce rooms IN the People :
Savings Bank building to discuss The
iHture OF the National game IN this
city.
NJ an enthusiastic meeting OF tn.
directors OF the local club last night
q committee named by II. Serku-
Wtch. secretary az the chamber OF
commerce and a director OF the ball
cub \. 7. ROgge and sam Weber
VAS appointed 10 devise WAYS and
a Of meeting the S2.iuu dencit
on laS' yea and raising 10000 Tor
the present wear. Several plauy Wer.
discussed informally las, night. bur
action was deferred until the commit
tee has an opportunity OF Thoroughly
threshing out the several PROPOSE
ucns. which will be presented TO the
meeting on the 18th
Both President Dawson and Man
ager Hogan made short address,,
and were both very optimistic ~ their
views President Dawson has visited
all b towns iu fIe league and is
mighty pleased WITH the enthusiasm
met ar every Wrn.
Prospects for the success of base
ban ln GAINESVILLE were never bright
or. andJn Is aroused and TALKING
ana boosting ds O. has never been
known 20 do so early IA the season.
Members OF the chamber OF con.
mcrCc and merchants board. al pub
ii"-spir!ted citizens. fans and boosters
-fOuld turn ont 10 the man on the
-.iH O contribute their views. en-
o~uurasemeut aud enthusiasm towards
making 1913 LaueSyllle's biggest year
In baschalldOm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
INTERSTATE LEAGUE COMMITTEE
WILL MEET THE ST0GIE FANS
WHEELING MAY BE RETAINED
IN THE LEAGUE.
Prof. Elliott Appears Before the Mo
auls and Announced the Fans
Would Not Pay $4,000
BY 3. J. Smith.

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb. 24-The
schedule meeting OF the Interstate
league was held a. the Hotel Neil
eere today. but no schedule could be
adopted. owing to the fact hat the
American Association schedule had
tot been promulgated II with TWO
-.ubs in Columbus. NO conflicting
!ites are 10 be on either schedule.
JohnstOwn. Pa. was granted the fran
'htse and all its home games VIII BE-
flayed in Columbus: tLe delegates
were, Wheeling. T. Y. Robinson d.
Marry Hogan: Youngstown. DR.. +. T
Evans. Canton. l.. =. H. Nost and y.
T. Hostetter: Erie. T u. O'Connor
Akron. Art ROwley and !. Harmon
S~teubenviIle. Frank Mctiister and
Frank Demetros. JohnstOWn. Robert
Cr'"u and I'd SchoeubOru.
There was also quite a larg" dele.
g+uou of and players in evil
fence. together with "A number OF Wis
ting newspaper men. President DaW-
son. rs usual. presided ar the meeting.
and \ H. HOstetter acted as secre.
cry. The principal business Of the
Conference VAS abe action on the
Wheeling franchise sale. Prof. r.
lott in presenting the natter ar the
meeting. said that the committee N
charge of the purchase ot the club
decided that the price OF Si.tuu was
too high a figure for consideration
and that such a price would NOT be-
paid. Tho SchoOl-maSter excused
himself. so that the magnates could
discuss the matter. IL was decided
60 appoint "a committee composed o.
iobert Quinn. II. G. Smith. and j.
Harmon TO meet The faqss ~ the Board
a. Trade rooms. ThurSdar afternoon
o. . o'clock. and thoroughly discuss
the proposed deal. The next meeting
will be held here March no.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
PARKERSBURG DATE
UNSATISFACTORY
- o..rIL,l y N. ~ -

Special Dispatch 90 'h. INTEL Eoue-r
PARkERSBJRG. ". Va. Feb a
On account of the date assigned 10
the West Virginia Fair Association
~ this city b. the LAX" Erie racing
..rcuit. the board az directors IT n
meeting this afternoon have arranged
for a meeting to be- held here Friday
for tho purpose ~ o|rgani1iug % new
circuit An invitation has been ex-
tended 10 officers az fairs at rha fol
loving points ~ attend Pomerov.
'hillicothe. GAINESVILLE Athens. Ma
. "tfa and W~oodsfe'd. - Ripley.
Spencer AMI Penushoro. 80 Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
LEFTY CORE WEEDS

e. re .ft Il.laf.' n. f4e Intel c.rr.~
NOHGANTOMN " Va Feb -
John lee Core more i~suilitrIy SHOWN
iu baseball circles a- IrffN. and in.
cideufally ono of The lcadiur s.uggers
Of the central league foot Mics Eva
Wa Mats. OF this offs. a- hts iife 81
mate This morning Or s VI HI.
chauHu prIuuuusluE 1000 rs-ary
words f.citt AND hIs rri.. lrft fOr
t"InvefauI ON ftr ro.r train IN route
fp GRIND Rapids where Ns f- fp con
ulcfe month"; work foo ..rr.te Docs
degree off dDcfOr f.rftu1rt science
Hf. our OF fUs mDsf prominent
athletes Wcrf Virginia ever turned
aud Is u fhr Ir. rf. uf Gr.rI
Rapid. .u GOO Contra. I.7rfr Nr-
l'.-. SAYS SO MON. uf..hs. f.I
I.prt rs long ra boz. o. w. hubby
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
HIGH ACROSS
The CONTINENT
WILL BE DISCUSSED At MEET.
ING THIS EVENING
To Be Held a. Board % Trade
ADDRESS 20 8e M1oe b. Repre-
sentative Of National Hiqh.
Way Association.

mass m"et'Ia Hf .1uI roads .r
litilfir aud a...uoi boz oUl,r. UI.
h"id This evening boz tho Ho4ri o.
Trad" assembly r"oU- W fh, Market
'iiiiorium for rho purpose of hear
'Ir hN explanation U. 'he stem OF
-i.ai central highways proposed Dos
N"Ii'n'' hffn"1t Association
W"'l''E NHN h" fdd."f-"l h'
U Dunlap nsII rourcerrfr.Itc u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
GRAND JURY LIST
FILED YESTERDAY
BY PROSECUTOR ADDlEMAN
WITH CLERK kINoHORN
Most Important Case Will BE That
Against Negro Charged With
Rspe-large List.

Prosecuting Attorney Robert Addle.
man and assistants have prepared the
list OF cases that will be presente 10
the March grand jury. and filed them
with the clerk OF the court Yesterday.
The following n included in the list
State vs.. Charles Allen and Robert
WilsoN-felony.
State vs.. Mike Agnic-relony.
State ~ Thomas Desmond-felony.
State vs. Leslie Hopwood, two
charges-feiony.
State ". Sailor Monroe-felony.
state ~. John lckmer-felony.
State VI. William Burton-felouy.
State ". Scott LOuis-felony.
stare ~. Robert Eaiey-felony
state vs.. Anthony Smith-felony.
State vs.. Emma Williams-felony.
State vs.. James Hunt-felony
State ". Nate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
State vs.. James Brewer-misde-
meanOr.
State vs. James Roman-misde
meaHOr.
State V. Francis St. Ciair-no
charge specified.
State vs. Wilbur Simpson-no
charge specified.
Probably the most important case
that will be considered by the grand
jury is that against Robert Eaiey.
colored. who is charged with having
criminally assaulted a foreign woman
The penalty. should he be indicted
and found guilty is death or lie IN
prlsonment Another interesting case
is that against Sailor Monroe. charged
with stealing IN automobile from the
wheeling Taxi company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25

dona 5000 further Tho sum ~ So
and ,.-s n- .H d1t aud 90 was go
uHg Wilbur
Frank Murphy. charlie. NcGaviu
ini Nirca SIviu. aI from Fairmont.
dur fuu a..U and we're each nned
ST snd COSTS rr 90 DAYS Adam smfrh
woe u ar.rE a. BIZ rue was In.
creased n 3 and costs or 30 DAYS
fin Do came" from Fairmouf. too
HnrIct Zero vac Cd cool crfftor. hut
Dr. seems fna' hr r1u uu fhn thermom.
rtrr hen lp t8me from Fafrmon.
.nl Die fUt WAS made $50 and Trim.
riur- WITH tNt alternative
VIZ WILSON. fr.m 50 clair. waf
hr"t $40 H.I COSTS or l days FOR b.
inF drums .ni Pho Same c1argc wal
q. or H d1r. and J0h-
Nlif1rr. Sick fock ans John 0unk
each : 4 ana costs OF 10 days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
CRACK PITCHER
Three Clubs Could Use Pitcher Diits
-ZanesViIle Is After the
Heavier.

GAINESVILLE. O. Feb 24-Dilts.
the rmck Ro%ville southpaw. has
no.; dehnitel decided whether he will
join the Portsmouth club % the OHIO
state League lie has "a contract from
thai club. but he has 20 many OFFER
that it's almost embarrassing Diits
had q talk with Marty Hogan the
other day. and he has a chance for
try-Out with GAINESVILLE.
Muskingum college would also Ike
To- use the yOungSter, u he hash 2
been able 10 decide vet Whether b."
viii fwirl college ball or become \
professional.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
SHEEHAN SIGNED
THIRD Stacker Signed Up BY the
GAINESVILLE Club-Wss Recalled
From Alliance Last Year.

Rger Hogan last night received "a
contract from Jack She"han. the
promising youngsier who had his frs,
fry-out IN professional company 10
GAINESVILLE last season as a third sack
er Sheehau has been "a nOldout for
several weeks. demanding an increase
ia salary MARTY has great faith lu
tho yOungster and granted g. She
Ran U.s. az MS home 800 Chicago and
600 'be read 20 report on short no
tice.
Last season SLeehau Was !aTmcd
go Alliance Of Oh" . q T. league. but
was recalled here later 100 %" year
after Jack Pendry was re.ea- ID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25
RESISTED OFFICER


WiIbur ~r' ici spent o. rrcaf part
~ thr sabbath iu company of F
iCnd and fH.t drank much ~ tho
NH'r r.ieirE SUM- and the result pn.
thaf they applied 90 The wrong house
fur admiffauCe and Onlcpr HIrk OF fra
l'Iuf iafkc' euu9d. made ar cTcrt .o
qIirf Thorn down Wilbur resisted
aud yesterday morning Judge Wunff
resisted. fot and Wilbur Wsa asked
tu donate the aum .f $50 and costs
and then asked fo remain OIL. tho r.a.t
~ fhe ifv tor Cd period 90 go dava and
fn'u. JUST because be- had spent rIa
money Tor drink. be- VAS asked 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25

EVANSVILLE. o. Feb. 2+-This
evening will be boosters night IN
GAINESVILLE base ball circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25

Totals .......-.. tbh tai ist 1908
To-nishts games The Hup ~ TIT
Bits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-22
CITV SHOULD HAVE
Representative
is FEELING
Fact That Albuquerque Will
Have No One at 0oean-tO-
Ocean Highway Convention
Held to Be Serious Mistake.

LEGAL roads boosters are consider
ably worked w over tho fact that this
city win have no representative
among the state delegation 10 the
Oeean-tos Ocean highway convention
TO meet IN Los Angeles IN few days.
Several of them have remarked about
this matter Ia no uncertain terms
declaring that Albuquerque should
protect her interests in assuring ev-
oryone thoro ~ passabio road
through the northern ana central
Portions OF the state az an times Of
tho year. Other communities q N
fclt, viii boost their roads and Al
buquordue win be left behind.
Several prominent boosters this
morning offered Go donate So each to
send man 60 thls convention and
seemed inclined TO take q up with
others, but nothing of Importance had
been done up to o'clock this after
noon.
Tonight Is the latest anyone can
start for Los Angeles IN time 10 at
tend the meeting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-22
TO AID
RANGE FEEDING
EXPERIMENT
Former Professor Wootten of
Agricultural College Sent
from Washington to lorna
do del MuertO.

Las Cruces. y. NJ. oct 22-Pror.
r. o. Wootcn. formerly connected
with the New Mexico College Of Ag-
riculture, but now with the United
states department OF agriculture Is
In Las Cruces from Washington. prof
Wooten viii have charge of the gov-
eminent experiment in range feed
ing. which 81 being conducted on the
I0rnnda, about 20 miles northwest 81
Las Cruces. G.. r. Turncy. we'll
known Dona Ana county stockmun,
VIII have charge OF the ranch.
a large reserve Of about 10000
acres was created by the government
Mr. Turney fenced this and suhdi-
yidod IL into different pastures. He
keeps account of the time ana NUM-
her Of cujtlo kept Boz each pasture and
the dates pun in ana taken out MI
TurneV in order 10 have the use Of
the government range. had to put in
sufficient wells and gasoline engines
to supply tho cattle with water The
purpose of tho experiment o. Co do
tormine tho feed vulue of the mt
ural range when not oVerstocked aud
the cost of producing the beef
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-22
ROAD BOARD PUTS
BAN ON NARROW
WAGON TIRES
Those Which Are Less Than
Two and 0ne-Half Inches in
Width Cannot Be Employed
on Dona Ana County High
ways.

Las Cruces 81 ~, oct. 22.-The
bona Ana county road board has de-
cided 10 hereafter employ no wagons
on The gravel haul work or the county
mat DO not have tires 2h incrcs or
more Ia width Ihls action was taken
bocause of the Het that narrow tired
wagons pulling very heavy loads are
lnjurinB the roads that are bolng
built
Tho board also decided 10 Visit the
upper part OF thr county ana investi-
gate road conditions ana needs n
ordered obstrucuons removed by cer-
tain citizens along the line of the old
Fort Thorne road, IN mo northern
part OF the county u ordered work
started on tho sravel ana mriacing
OF the Canine Real at horino during
the week. Tile board directed its
secretary ana treasurer 10 proceed
with iis invosugation as go the best
type or road s.sns to install on the
county read ln acc0rdancV with the
decision heretofore arrived nt 90 Sign
post The roads 1H soon as possible. u
made arrHnRcm.uts for the complet-
ION Of repair ou tho RlncOn bridge.
70 entered into cooperative agrec-
mont with oscar &. SNOW to gravel
the surface of tho road south of Me-
silla to Mr. SHOWS ranch. che county
ana the residents OF that vicinity 90
share equally iu The cost