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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

liutk beer uuV read. order re-
ease Southwestern ilr,wprs aud o.,
Go. Phones 90 and lN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
0. R. {. BALI. WILL
BEGIN At NINE
O'CLOCK
Big Time for the Railway En-
ployes and Their Lady
Friends in the Masonic TEN.
pie Ball Room Tonight.

The first annual BAN of Albuuu.r.
gur Division So o., order "i hallway
Employees. viii D.. given iu the M1-
sonic Temple bah room tonight IN,
music for The first extra win h,-iu
promptly at - O'Clock tn, Santa
o., boys have prepared big enter
Ulumpnt Tor tonight and D. i- oNpr.t-
od that between on. hundred and .l-
W and two hundred couples VIII &C.
tud \ turkey lunch Is Go ho ser, eel
at ~ O'Clock Nusl, by th, Booster
orchestra, aud the general puuli. s
Invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

Book beet. now ready order a.
case. southwestern Brewer, aud Ice
co. Phones 90 and s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

Wa have the largest and best iist
OF Investments in the southwest. John
VI. Moore Realty go.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

order ease of Book Beer today.
southwestern Brewery aud Ice 60.
Phones OF Hnd 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
Santa Fe Officials in albuquerque Hold
Conferences on Important Questions

from one state tu another. shall poe
deemed equally guilty with the thief.
aud punished IN the same manner.
Cases ct this character VIII bc pros.
'cutcd In the federal court q is cN.
pcctcd that the new law viii ma
teriully aid M, authorities boz cncctu.
ally breaking up the organized gunge
or freight cas- thieves Wui,h Operate
IN various parts uf the country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
Attention. Voters.

\ mass meeting ui tho voter,
ana women 70. AIuaurruu, J
held ~ ElA. npru nuuu, "a
night March Co. 40 s. O'CLOCK. y
purpos" ot nominating tive mr
for che .rhoo. hourd The yIr.u,
be- hcld April D. Ipla.
49, g.. UICkEN.
Chairman Republican DItr 4
Commute.
LOUIS 4 Al.ItAE
Chairman b'mucrutir GA. a.,
COMMITTEE,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
SPINAL MENINGITIS IS
FATAL TO LAB0RER

NivianO rod,rpsI. @ santa ro suc-
uun hand. who was brought 90 81.
huquorque Thursday suffering from
spinal meningitis died Yesterday.
Burial was made today Zoo santa Bar.
blra cemetery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24

You Judge "a man not 10y what be
promises To do, but by what ne has
done. That is tho only true test.
e Chamberlain Cough Remedy Judged
by this standard has ne superior
People everywhere speak of u ln the
highest terms Of praise. For sale by
all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-24
Nlfalfa BIlI says:

ahNNNN ANAM w"
- ~lCE LITTLE Easter
nj ,s,s,,. We had d. 81.
nizcd a good deal
- of the renl estate AS
az went by en- route
from HOucks Tank, Arlxony. to
Texas. % was ground from
southeast Missouri which went
through here couple of weeks
HEo 50 hen tlc storm came
from the other direction. In
view of the comm OF the VIM
mems federation decided To-
shave. Stood out IN the front
lard and let the wind GLOW OF
my whlskcrs cleaner'n no barber
ever done H. some zephyr. al
ririit. hlcw an the barbs of"n
my barbpirc fences and carried
on seeds planted eighteen
Inches dccp. Noihin'. however.
To the wind We had back In
hfty-eight when SHE took on
500 foot of 'hc top of the SAN
diJ mountains and blew the rio
Graudo back up into Colorado.
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Uai:.d State, Ds,..e. Gear.

Ioass-b!. R q Larb pls,Fst.
ID. Investigates
phase. o hD--s-r.
u.st" to Return bills o. as'Hca' bat s"si4 to csPf Fi''
p-s,sIa the fo!so~i
OF {:
V,si mimi.
o gntaersbIa positions in TIE Hisos
s'fiF' Aoid 10 sGsassd
so TO accomplish ssossH-at all o
ssisauo, selected -Ei uaii
lie .hoa rass asssE o.
aia'.rsc4
objects yroh5,
hey
aoaid - "ufssSsi equally for tue benefit OF
uin. a.. op1T
t.-.t.is,i,. Of
ito. AMI .Sposi,.- sy
conditions sue. os,a-
the
Of
an ia~-sbsdins crsaaisi
.kc
aliens
the ise- ci.sn.
minded r.puda;s
OF
srmei sroasi k'ie.ntly
United Workers
-hioh
aand
HARDSHIP.
mn asisator.
Iname them incundi,rr and cshoson
conditions Colorado
prosr- in the United
OF
their
,rixc o coal called
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CANADA 10 DEAL WITH
THE HINDU PR0BI Ex

Vancouver. u g. Eer. III. VI
stevens. Vancouver parliamentary
representative. returned IRON Otta-
"a last niEht with the Announce
men. ,na' the fe,l.rai gov.rnpien,
was coasiJyriaz legislation {" deal
with til. Hindu question IN british
Columbia. A radical measure. Mr..
stevens ssr. would be presented at
the next ses.ioH a. parliament.
Formerl Nindus we're barred
from Canada under regulation
compelling trcn, to travel ty direct
steamer from india. there being un-
eli a few n nonths aEo no such service
in existence Nos. however, rer.
tain steamers make the direct roy-
age ana fiiuGus ar. entering the
prUyinc. IN large Numbers. y court
decision recently. in the case of a
forci5l. deportation. vas to tue Of
feet tha, H!ndus could ne deported
onl. for such cause as would apply
to any foreign citizens.
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'Ea' as far a. tl- HiarFrs sT.aa.sa-
'i"H i concerned the strike ha. t-.n
a failure
in'5Faa,iaha! Wee rf-sii.n, FfzEs
Hayes aai John II Iasssn af- s,iiI
vhisiliaE so keep Hp their saugsE--
and s,iiI ;azkiHs s'airH.uts ,hss
zH.Saa' 'n nsihiHz Tbr sPa,IlsE.
has ls-a 'ara-i aP8H iL.Hn aud bl'
b. hi; 81" histaFF % tt- srin..s -
The 'azi strike is yafslEE oa'
tas' alEh, juGE- Adyoga,. Mas1
. : itaaEh'aH IsfI = a-'ashta-at al
i'uaps that visited diff-r.ut pa-a
shops and s--aaf hsHI store aas
e1HtissA,.i i-- gun. Al d. -.
t-ftias zaa 'aiay 's- military iayr-s.
iiEatioa continued ilnb-ft Uhll.h.
Pfesii-at nf -. lsaal gnion. aai
Louis Tisa.. isaaurz sf %. Grs-s
strikers. -.r- sssm!ass ard ss~ .-..
hct.s 60 hsr. made sor- i'm ,s-ssas
di.~icssS.s t'siisk and orxasss.r
Mite iLto.,a. t-s,h % -horn or. n.iil.
'ary pfisoasrs. .-r- ssaHia.s today
Taar ksaAss- saa is a .u;l.r
and stssp-s,ss Of hasia- bad -rnn-s-
'ian rI'h tho humorous art ln.i,s
ospiasioss in ,L- sisili,Y of SppTis
was arrested ias, uizh; 81 Sor-is b.
csrssin frost ifs rss brought to
rriuieas and Il tsiss tsii iHlii,srT
prisoner
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MINERS TOLL TO SAVE
EN10MBEO COMRADES

Cripple Greek. Colo. iyr. s.
Fighting sEains, tons q rock and
dirt. hundreds u miners working g.
shifts OF 2; minutes each. s'rIEzi.s
today to reach the thr.r men still
en'ombeJ in the Golden Cycle miH-
here. the property Of J. T. Mlliikcn.
OF - Louis. in which four men were
entombsd is'. yesterday Afternoon By
a cavern and from which ono miner
has been rescued alive. \ fifth min
eT. entonb.d In 40 adjacent inins.
vas rescued.
ThrcuEhou. tho forenoon the pro-
sres. Of rescuc work vas slow. owing
TO the precarious positions tn which
they worked and tho nece-sit~ 81
,imberinz every foot Of ground re-
covered ~ noon no r.srorse had
been received TO signals of the res
cu.r- aud It Wa feared that the
three entomhed men had 9.rish.'i.
Resruers reported the rork s'iii fall
ing
1t il believed that the men y ere
entomJ.d ia the tor Of tho stnpr In
which taey were working. siXty feet
high. The top Of the stop is the on
~ solid Iround IN the slide area
The resruers have reached the foot
OF the stops. The work Of panetrat-
ing to tn. place where the three men
ar supposed to be entombed Is OK
,rsmclv hazardous. as rock is falling
sts1ilv Nor than 100 men. work
ing in short shifts. are taking part
In the search.
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PixDE1L Mxol1xArED.

Washington. Doe. ..-iieGry II
Pindeii. the Peoria. ~, publisher.
~as re-noh.iastsJ iocsy b. Pr.sidea.
Wilson tor amoensdor To Russia
Pindeiis aosnisaaSOs failed in the
extra s-ss.ioa sftss II became a cen
ter Of sttesti0s 6seASss OF p.bli.s a.
iioa of certain alisgs-i eorrespoai-
.Ges With senator L<~is
Brand whitiork OF Toledo sa.
nominated for mtnisl-r TO EsisIin
and GsssFsi Fred Williams OF Bo.-
,ou MAS uominAtsd TOR minister To
Gr~-rs and fos Mo1ssassEo,
wiair.i r is-aiSoa of Ns~ York
Mas re-nosninAtsd Tor secretary VI
the interior OF the PhiiippiI.s
=. q, Little of California -as
nominated for receiver o, Pgbi.1
moneys !, Eureka. Cal
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
WILSON'S BRIEF ANNUAL MESSAGE
uPH0loS "WAI1ING POLICY" Of D. S.

Washington. ne .Pr,.,g.B: VII
.6a r.Ad hi. sa.ual messasr to con.
.!rss TO-DAY at !. iciut seseisa OF both
hssnea.. ., oC.uck IT. the hous"
aanueor The nr,.sz. s.soes the
bsi.f.s. documents 81 it, Iind from
str president. s5ou; '.""" words
ions. r.r1ired Its. :hsn thirty min
sites FOR reading though It treated
Tyon q variety Of subjects
The N.xi.sn situation President
Wilson d,.ni...i pi,h brief cofa-
n mt. reiterstiny ~. sentiments NJ
Hxpre-,c5 in .reci-i az dTcss 10
EUngrcs. on the sam. subjs,t -"me
tiiic a~o. and expressing the b"iiei
Lat the Huer.a government s'o-iy
--ss crumbiins and that the tniteh
ta.es would probably not b" ON
-ed "a Alter i,s uo,icy oi waiting.
No program for the trust isg's's-
Ton was presented. fu'thcn than IN.
rsention OF the desirsbiiity Of an
ssrly amendm.n. to the sherman
law. to prevent private monopoF
more effectusIly than 1t has vet
teen prevented.' ana an announce
men, that the president would later
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eaAle INNOCENT,
SAYS ATTORNEY

>sslhgsIil.. i.s IKE. = uF VII,
l!sa u Craig -ss portrayed a. a.
ihn8srHt HsH. AEs ga. t-iEE Ia.
iaifiy prvs =sgi--i b. Tho stat. u -.
op-aia- .;s,-uE-ni Of IS. sr.snsr
.Ha;- b. hsary y Sps.a to-day a,
to trial a' craig for iir alleged
murder "s Ir H-i.H EHab-
Ne sIas. a-ui-,, that th-r- "a.
snN sr.s;ss intimacy 's-H that Of
E~si .si.asesip b.t~.sa n- erals
and Dr knsi- Hr .aii 's-r- va.
sr5sr ans yru.aisr cf marriage or
snT 'sis y; marriage between the
tao
T.. 3>aaBr -As aanaIsa .uIa.
an > f's.trr hrt So. "a. no; sac.
.sssfgi. s.ia Nj. spsAa sh"
ssfrpssl I-s.y from her ;rIsnis
frels.a'Ir because she vas unable
to fHsE. liyIax a; ;H. practice of
EssiiriH~ sse =, the time Of her
death she as PREPARING 60 train
herself TO phNsi,ai cuI'sr" Nork.
lie asserted that her cousin Dr
Ags1.,s \ knab-. knew that she
Va. dssgonJsn, because Of her fail.
az. In life. and told friend who
viii - produced a. witness tina;
.h. vas afraid Dr snas" would
commits. .uicie-
A. srea, length tae accused mans :
st.orn.v described the surroGndins Z.
az Dr EHsb. apartment on n.
morning her bo-iy vas fcsnd and de-
cIarcd ali .; them tended to sgpt or'
the suicide theory
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
REBELS PLAN
ADVANCE ON
MEX. CITY

Jazs.a Mexico. D.. .-iiasT
preparation. s"rc gnd~- ssy TO-DAY
in the f.b-i rank for the pr0ap; o.
eupaiI1u % ChisuaAua. the capital
sf Chihusbus state. which is reported
to have been evacuated hy the fs-i'F-
al tr1eps b., ,aiIzc u th. impending
starvation Of it, 900 gp15gistipn
Poistin- out ,sat o. tho important
federal s,fpnzhoiss iu To. north pHi.
Monterey and Guaynaa remained.
General Francisco villa ,h" rebel
leader. ssid CEihuahus would he
made the base OF szsrssslyc sc'ivia
ties -2uthSsTd. When rebel forces
viii be sent OF pursue General saliva
dor Msrr ado. Huerts's military GOV
srno-. Who f. reported to bs fl..tn.
20 the United State t-ofier ~ oji--
aza with s.ooo ,amis! - soldiers an 4
Generals orosco and -alasar. said TO
hay" taken to the upIutains. Nllla
declined 80 say defEiniirly bu' aid
that the rebel advance toward MrEirp
City would continue bris.lv.
We will b. shooting a. the ram
parts ~ Mexico City within
month. said villa We ,r. gouii-
dent ,ha, when the people w To"
capital realize that We have captured
ali the north and are IN s-h' " the
eitv's gates they viii voice their feel
ings uhich they arc uos. sfrsiI to a.
and will rlamor FOR th. downfall OF
the usurper \ mob in the rapitsi
can Gus, ruerta IN a dsf
with $500 rebels and Is 'icli
pieces advances ~ far as Carrizal. sn
miles south Of Juarez. on the ssy to
Chihuahua. vills will remain here
until he communicates with General
Venustisuo Carranza before he per-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
lCssss.ses .s sse. 4.

a,Idross . special ms.sx- to con-
gr"ss dealing solely with that cub
j-ct
Tue mexsag" Opened sith this
cunm.n, on the Mexican situation:
There is but on. cloud upon o'r
horizon Ths, hs. sho.n its1If 20 be
south Of We and hanE> over Mexico.
Ther. can he no certain yrospoc. Of
p,ac. In America until general
Hu.rt. La. surrendered his usurped
authority in Mexico. until II is un-
dnr.iosyi "n all bsudr indeed that
surb prtendcd government sill no,
he -ourtenancrd or dealt with by
Tho government Of the United States.
We are tn. friends Of constitutional
government; IN America We are
more than its friends, we are its
champions. because In no other way
can our n.ighbors. to whom We
would wish in every way 10 make
pro,f of our friendship work out
their own development in peace. in
iiberty"
Tho president observed that the
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02

Because IL. ciiy officials ioE ysaFs
sni years have so, b<sh familiar
nth The provisions Of the eiiy's
s,tSisi charter aud ihe l4ss under
which the charter ~ss ..saa. thou
.ssd. u soiiars "a geTsnne IN sitg
iss.. have been Loot ~ The eits T!is
tas: became .taiuiuiis apparent to
rsr.y member of the city sa.hrli a;
. ,a-Sisi session Last nishi. -s-s ,hs
sity attcss-s anoanrrd that he hat
sissoVsssi as i-okins os-r .h- s.a'.
gt~,. ,sa; .si.T the rfesls.sss - sue
s:iy'. esa,-f. al! ia, ;asve OF ia.
:abdi,ision> asi additioas which at
TIC las; m-~.iEs the tu.ss.;-
eo&ei'sr- rssvsnasr AIDED sLosii Dc
.rs'sJe: In 's. ei'S's 's'spsisn plan.
ser. sifesay past. a. the siss sIs
have S-.a Tor years ana thu; 40 asE
.sssmea' bad -y.E ss-p made o ,st-
g. Ss,ss5-s o. collected.
TA- sr' .! 'hs .ssi..s,sE- uaa-f
ss.ss Tsiaiass "a. iusoFpeSsssi si,'
"a. 'h- .ors.Fs;S limit. u Jh- sit, -
sp.i,sias s.i territory iSiss ~lssiE
"a Ia. af ..s-- quarters .. = saiis
ir ssrh iiF-s ius 'rVn SIC ins..s-y7s
800 q. Nsis ars 'aaa-s,iai s.s.sss.
=. e.si.r Of to-rs hot asss ,tat
ssxp-r-r aaY ,.Sriiasi i. isii pas IS
o saai,tes to IL, 'y-s. such '-ss''
ia:, .hsii ip,ssdi.lsi! ui-sn Tn. '''-
ins VI ~. pat Ias;-sf in u. stiis- al
BE soun,@ .,i.ss. h-.oss. a psss "a:
aid tHF
Or'r ,-s.n,iJ she .iiy ss-s.sesI
d,sg;si . sso,.tssa' 10 ssinz Within
iiv !irssis.lp. u the 'i,f al ssiai'
..ns ty.ax eoa.ieasss sn vast -ss
ssa.iLssv So b. 'kr pfessa' eiiE liar
i;. u = nos i-sfEra '.ai all but
'as.. .t ;a.s- Additions hssH bs.H in
Ar .,sy sire. ta.r -sFr originally
..ai:.s: that b~iaE ssr, Of the ri'5
s.y could AsSs sera sad SHOULD has.
ga .sLj.si 50 ,s,Aiions Yes no ss-
sss..a.ss o: tn. pieS-';r has etc
ls-s made OF take collected
The 'a.vv ,-sr,s a' sfolui n lad.
ia the f.pat; II tie ,"ra.i,. com.
.i':.- which do n.s roaa- In lrh-F
ia- pt.tisions Of the statute of Ia
.afpar.,.oe arc Collier. .'shsivisiaH.
.a Rafael u-Izs's an! Diiisirvs
TE.se -e.. not originally plotted a.
's!i'i1n. .. ,a- Fitr pf Trini'ad.
n.... in urs... 'cr 'hr .i'5 To- 'ss"
's.Eu in ;h. ei;i nr's, :" before I'll"
spIn,y court To 'ssr In eli tract.
4 -,gu.d within .s- ,i;y 'hs' ar
GO; s'a,,s.. she ei:T Is required 20 sc-
,lro IN ssps.'.isa 81 -. isspaycr.
s' Si,y -i~c:ion.
Tku. v.h.n 81. t'ir status Of 'He
natter vaz explained las; nish, an
l-slasnS. ga. a'iop,sS by unanimous
sc'g .hlch ordinance provided for an
s,;ras.os o! the city limit. :" take -
all the o-ss,st additions which a-r
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
YesterdAys Temperatures
MINERS UNION CONDEMNED IN
FEDERAL GRAND JURY REPORT;
twenty-five LEADERS ARE INDICTED


o
..~!
s Bailey sia.
,lsy. - produced NEsn saais!
conspiracy Eaa.ss- iAbs
.,
provision %
%. PAiliBs
of.n
ss
w rs- ..Y. 10
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02

Tao rgsi niE-s % The strike die
ius' ass rapidly 'iii.as ap sni uiih-
ln short time the Hinrs -iii b.
.ossihs .gil .Ei,'- sE-rY dzY Ihsg-
aEH : irs i-srftisas from the siFik.
.fs ssH..ss aHd every day H.=a 4f- az
EisiaE from other r.rt. 80 take the
places pf s.-n OF s'Eit-. TEis Ea1gns
Ias h@'~--E forty zsa 'iiJy zi-s ifuta
Tssas arrived -iIh ,s-ir ,sinIilss
baahd fnr Grey Greek Th- parts
.zs a-: b. Major \ II, Williams r.
ehaFs. Of ar,Arhtavat and taken 60
'as tssit- ahrF- 'h.E seat 20 NoFs
sHa'h-r b.nrh - m.a seat up ta
The tsia~s sssl'h Of hsFr sa 'As I. a
" ;siaY II every rzse ,a imsari
lns asn e. parE in the suaI 'rinss
~. operators have tssaFdsi .s- las
-ai the Instructions O. 6.sa-Esi chas.
saa .osssssr Ammnns,
VIA, s.s, .s'oE. ;a.Fs h4v. ;-sss
:sgsn 'hs ssrise-s' amps are n-.
Tired Of safoFr-s ldi.ns-. saa dis
sss'rd -i;h she consar' Of ;s- sisiE-
aas dissatisfied vita the rasaEr- 1li.
,zar. - s. 9s s-uE rh-t sF- nsn
ssn uhil" 90 strike have s-ss iz-
abiding and have Epas g. 'h- coal
company officials sai asked - Be pa;
% uofs MANY Of then have No,
s..a IN sympathy -i,E the strike
from -. OUTSET
The action % the Pueblo gran!
igfT in Hing iHsIsimsHts against
tho head Officers and uFzsais-rs 4
the rai;ss NiHr wots-r. af Nfay-i.
r.. caused q +~gi deal pf r6ac-rn IN
ioesi unisa circles. pabiir sentiment
ha. taasi,-.'-i i's-i: overwhelmingly
ssaias. tho al;is--Y pfss;is-s ~
;kos. ii charge o' 'hs strike Tha
% every say Indicate
the moFr clearly isst tho backbone
Of the strike has b~-a broker. and
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
IGNORANCE Of CITY LAWS
HAS ROBBED TRINIDAD Of
Many THOUSANDS IN TAKE!
Charter Provides That Sub. Divisions, Wkea
Plated, Automatically Become Part Of
Incorporated Municipality
CITY EXTENSION QUESTION SOL WE'D

declared 10 b. : part 1i aud iariL1e,l
Nishln the CORPORATE iinsIt- ~ Tgini-
dad, This o.iIssEe- Iariad-s ,h-
san,a y. z-sI addition. the Highland
addition. Ab.yt. addition. Psigs!-N
addition, H=!nlsE addition. Capitol
HiIl addition. i.4s, sid. addition. NJ
HAS addition, AE!iH sIoE ,ts!.a,s ai-
a!,ioH. Roosevelt addition. HsshoaE' :
Inside addition
Alderman hdnsuurs sho q. ia.
ls'' asrs,.hs spi-o.-d ia. anE->a,ioa
Of s1ns. 1' the Territory which he
c"H.iasrss. Aaaid - ~ no b-us.I, g.
;A~ ri'y. sss. be sas ..,! Satisfied
.IIh ,sr -I;-nsl1n plaH ss stated IN
III. ordnance and 'u;.d foe il.
The power aSas- ~ ih- io.si lTar-
,lsH sga..AnS ia ia 'h- s.sIs ~ W-~,
addition Il BAD bee. pgps-r.y ~i,l.
]. ,h- fiGF since iis -r-ssien y-s nc,
On. Ssni "a: saA-. Ia. ever b-.a sol
isris-i otEvr tsiasbir property To-
Gated 10 o'h.-T additions have not
b--n ss.-s.-d. because riiY 6ris.sis
IL 'iss- pact nsySF Iars shat the
city charter ag,aaiit provide tss
tAs F',F eas.arii .sst lisA' So Idol
gp taxi ,san.-s,ia'- s'.p. 81 rpli-st
's,s. far she y-zr 1913 sH all 'A-
1ro.yr;S ts'igds.i siIAiH "a. add
lions H.saIioasi IN Ja- aFiiasar-
CIT, Ai,aIssy \ u MsGissL=n
espiAia. 's- matter sad quote. The
statutes q. follows
''rh. ciss Is. Tta.i,a sas no. is.
epfiss,s;-i II ,k- usual s..sa.s .si
under 'h- s.asr.i Ia. a. the state
Il -ss incorporates resrsaEy =.
;s;e. hT = .psriai sr' % 's- E-a-Esi
assembly
''s-siioa : 81 tho ss' isosfPesa;ins
Trinidad . "a 'aii"us
TIA; gss.sn-r ,ss -agpsFa,-
ilssi,s % ;ss Tssa y Tfiaiass shall
so.apris- ,.rri'pr, i1ias vshia "a.
aigs ~ ;l.F-- iolf;hs ot riIr in st-
rfT iif. ;isn from the s-sir. at ,h-
in,cr.oy;ies Of Main sus Cu'nm-ry isi
streets iH said town
'7ss~,ia. sf .aii act i. ss follow
'whyn.s-- any territory shall b.
laid 90; and su.v.yra a. an addition
TO The 's-n ., Trinidad. such TORT
tot, .sait upcu fiiias Of IA. pi,; or
map thereof. in ID. si!Irs Of she E-.
roFdrr os ih- county Of iyas hniaas.
b. ON. part Of said iusa ot Trial.
iai. aHi be- iHslid-i within iae lin.
H.. aad Jurisdiction thereof
While Trinidad "a. incorporated
under an act of the territorial Ecns--
~ assembly. Jet -.Stian I n. tho
sehsdaI. q; our stat. caa.;.;.ii9a
provided ;Bs; ali lsv. iu forc- -
tho abortion of tho constitution shall
remain in fuii force sBi effect ami
,ha, ait rights ot h1ii.. corporate
shalt cpu,inu. 90 " the form Of GOV.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02

The actions of operators ssr. se-
vereiy scored by the grand Jury. re-
port which says that the OPERATOR
appear to have been somewhat re-
miss in ebdeayorinz to secure ahd
hold the good will OF theft employ
e. and that the grand jury deduced
from testimony that there existed
reasonable grounds for many sriev-
ances complained of by the miners.
We believed that many of these COM
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
COAL MINES ARE BEING
FILLED Up RAPIDLY;
FORTY co TO Grey CREEK
Workmen from Outside Arrive to Take Places
Of Strikers; Many in Trinidad go Back
to Their Camp Jobs
MILITARY COMMISSION RESUMES WORK

TA proposition
l. and 81
q Dc
sf Pisialy ~ap ta- All.
vAou,
fan -
F-l-T-raum,
,h. st-r.
ls4at fo Haisn
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02

plant. are substantial aud have
merit.
The grand jury found that the
state Isss have not been eC ,G:oI o.d
as TO give all persons concerned the
benefit. which are derived .harcfrorn
aud that tn. coal com ,anies have
been sufficiently Influential to nom
inate. elect and control many county
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
TEN DROWNED
IN FLOOD IN
TEXAS

h-itoa, Texas. De-- Tea ..
more persons ar. f-poF,s-i To hay.
l--sish-i today ia = thirty foot gays
which came ~i,hou, warning doNh
Nolan creek before Ssybr-as. The
creek runs through ia. e-l,-r OF this
ei,s.
fii,y house. aioEs tho creek .
hank In i..-iI.a .sf- .s-p, away. In
a." e.htsr a, tn. tosn Mrs. ". 4
Polk and her IosF shiiargn N.rr
esssE' asleep IN tA-iF hom- and
aEu.Isd. roi.. .arsyins ,k. fifth
eAiia. a. infant, -ssap~i 10 Lisa-F
sfoaas
Five fatalities Aan. his wife
aaa ,srs- shiidr-n T-taEtea
10 another family, thai %, = eamI.F.
Ills ha;n- @fas no, tna.a Asr-
Nh.r,h. ilais .,r,.s Ursas. -
T.mp... T-s-s. uss demolished BY
thu wave a. agii.atI'lrd mar Nas
os I'll. structure 4, 1. b-ii-grs. as
p--i,.a~i
rss ofa-s. fsss -ss ,Eg r-s.it ai
sossgoaF Of four hoaFs :gra,iah
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02

Fort NaF'h. r-sas. De- "a
Ir5-v %. afHsni,sa 'hls afternoon
. ssss th- Hes. s-s.H'h s;F--i
bridge ss.s ;Ls T.saI'Y river here
Tn. river rusr - iHsht. n -
hagT '.ts Afternoon tFpm E-syy
raia
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
AVIATOR Killed

k-as, .aur-n. k-at Essiana, be.
captain Gilbert Y, wiidsmsa-
I.u.sInEtsE. .onnsse.r ot the lint
,'h naval flying sors~. ~ss killed to-
DAY =, the aassi fiyInr grounds h.r-,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
Weather Bureau Report,

Tonight generally fair eoifsE .as'
portion wvdn-sday fAiF
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02

Aa.,in, Teas De- z-rA- Colo
raap fiS.f this .ss"ssEaH -ss r4.'
a.Hs - feet deep iaEuasA the uH-
sat=nists'. sa-Hias ~ Aa.'ia- H--
&. eos. Gee dat. Al! ra,f-rds q =
scat ost shd "a. .at.F .as Eisius ~
a.. faIs ss too ..-t an bsaf
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-02
THE WEATHER
pial0SoPHlcAi R6ELix SAYS

Our heA door
u.isAb0f fIIss a
lot pa1 seq they
60, married on .
Yet an 10th lost