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FL Corresponsal.

Mexico, Febrero 17.-Huerta quiso
voIar dinamita casas que e~storbaban ba-
las. pero Dfaz lie hizo la tambora de la
do o los canones y ~despach6lo hacer
gargaras. Rubio Navarrete dice cano-
mes estan menos endiablados que en- Ba-
chimba, pero genie pueblo asegura no
es 10 mismo conner que tirarse o los
platoS.
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Sun Vat Sen
en- Ell Japon.

Ell jefe de Ia Ultima revolution
en- China y primer Presidente de
aquella repdblica, DR.. Sun Vat
Sen, lego a Toxic, Japon, ell sa-
bado pasado, siendo objeto de I'm
recibimiento enthusiastic por parte
del gobierno Y del pueblo.
Ell connotado hombre pGblico
manifesto que su vista no lleva-
ba caracter Official, y que solo
deseaba estudiar las condolences
industriaIes del Jap6n.
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FL Corresponsal.

Mexico, Febrero 1S.--Hoy despues del
almuerzo Madero renunci6 presidential,
con la condici6n que lie regalaran la 81
la para sentarse en- ella y llorar de vez
en- cuando. Diaz asegura silla 10 tiene
sin cuidado y que Madero puede llevar-
sela, pues puedese hacer otra de tablas.
Ell Corresponsal.
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FL Corresponsal.

Mexico, Febrero 15.--El gozo al POGO.
Chaparrito dice que non y que segu-
"a en- su puesto mas firme que ell Caba-
Tito de Troya. Esperanse motines mo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-02-20
NOtas de Me"
XicO.

Cuando estaba en- su fuerza ell
bombardeo entire las fuerzas de
Madero y ell General Diaz, el
viernes ultimo, una granada ca
70 en- ell Club Americana, derri-
bando a Washington, Cleveland,
Nc Kinley, Taft, Wilson y Ma
dero.
Los mencionados personajes
estaban colgados de las paroles
del Club, en- forma de retratos.
Mr.. John Barrett, director de
la Ofcina Pan-Americana, propu-
so que Sc nombrara una conf
sion de arbitraje para terminar
con las difcultades surgidas en-
Mexico, indicando como personals
apropiadas para tai comision, al
Senador Root o a Mr.. Bryan, al
Ninistro de Bolivia en- Washing
ton. Sr. Calderon, y al Sr. Lie.
de la Barra.
Semejante proposition no en-
contro eco, aunQue ell Sr. Barrett
aseguraba hacerla para evitar la
intervention americana en- MeXl-
co.
Ell sabado entro a territorlo
mexicano por Columbus, N. NJ,
el Lie. Emilio Vazquez, procla-
mandose Presidente de la Repd-
blica.
Ell General Diaz, en- una entire
vista que concedio al represen-
tante del periodico Los Angeles
Times" declare que ell no aspira-
ba a ningGn puesto pdblico, pues
solo peleaba por la libertad del
pueblo. Agrego que al triunfo
de la revolution ocuparia Ia pre-
sidencia de ia Rep1blica, I'm hon.
bre que fuera popular y querido
por todOs.
Ell sabado en- Ia manana fue
destruido un gran puente del Fe-
rrocarril Nacional, en- ell ramal de
Matamoros a Monterrey.
I'm telegrama fechado en-
Washington ell domingo, asegura
Que tanto en- la Camara de Dipu-
tados como en- la de Senadores, Sc
nota marcada hostilidad hacia la
idea de una intervention en- Me-
XicO.
Ell iefe revolucionario Jose Ines
Salazar Sc encuentra en- Ascension,
Chihuahua, esperanto el regreso del
Ing. David de la Fuente, quien fue
a Palomas a conferenciar con ell
Lie. Vazquez Gomez.
Salazar tiene a sus 6rdenes alre-
dedor de quinientos hombres.
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I'm criminal cause la invasion
americana.

Fl Condado de Switzerland,
on Indiana. hallabase poblado de
bosques, en- 1913, Y estos ALDER
gaban hombres de pelo en- pecho,
para quienes el no mataras" no
pasaba de ser una humorada del
autor del Exodo-eI cual, de pa
so sea dicho, tambi6n 10 desacat6
alguna vez; 81 bien aconteclo an
ties de recibir las Tablas.
En- uno de aQuellos bosques te-
MIA su cabana I'm tai HoOsier, re
tirado del mundo tras de haber
burlado ell cadalso, enfermo de
tisis Y solitario.
Por Ell crimen de haher matado
q otro individuo, dice Reynolds,
Sc le abri6 causa y las conStan-
cias ~procesales 10 lutheran con-
denado To \ DISGREA CEFUL
DEADTH' 6seaa unamuerte afren-
tosa. sin Ia PERICIA de su aboga-
do Daniel kelso.
Ahora bien, aconteci6 que en-
los dias en- que el enfermo iba
desfalleciendo y aproXimandOse
rapidamente al sepulcro, las cleo
clones para la Legislature de In
diana iban a verifcarse, Y kelso.
eli abogado, era el candidate ele-
gido por ell partido dem6crata.
La contesta trazas llevaba de
ser renfdisima, y I'm solo vote po-
dia dar la victoria a unO u OtrO
de los candidates.
Tn dia dijole HOosier a Su me-
dico: 5Cuantos dias faltan para
las elecciones?
Dos semanas, a contar deSde
ell pr6Ximo l1nes.
~ podra listed PILOTEARME
hasta entonceS?
-Tratare de hacerlo; pero 10
mas que puedo ofrecerle es ha-
Ger TODD esfuerzo por lograr sus
deseos. Quizas dure menos6 tai
yez dias mas.
Nj uno mas quiero despues
de la election. Me supongo que
listed me comprende.
Hizo ell doctor una senal afr
mativa, y con sus auXilios, o los
de la Providencia. aquel hombre
fue conducido moribundo a Ia ca
silla ell dia de las elecciones, vote
por Kelso y.....EsE vOTO, csc So
10 vOTO, motive ell triunfo de
este ell cual fue electo Dipatado al
Congress- por ell condado de Swift
zerland.- -Hecho que consta en- el
Registro Official de Indiana, CO.
respondents al anO de 1843,
Sucedi6, tambi6n, que la Le-
gislatura de que KeIso form6
parte, fu6 Ia que iba a elegir IN
Senador para ell Congress- NaciO-
nal; Y, por 10 que va a verse, ell
defensor de Hoosier republic des-
de luego al candidate propuesto
pOr los dem6cratas.
En- aquellOs meses, ell asuntO
palpitante en- toda la Republica,
era la admission de Texas como
parte integrante del territorio
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Voluntarios para If q
Mexico.

Ell General Henry Hutchins,
iefe del Estado Mayor del Go
bernador Colquit, ha recibido al
gunos telegramas y cartas de
individuos RESIDENCES en- Texas,
quienes lie ofrecen sus serviciospa-
"a en- case de que los Estados Uni
dos intervengan en- Mexico.
Hutchins esta va tomando nota
de los mencionados individuOs,
para llamarlos en- tempo oportu-
no.
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Ell CorrespOnsal

Mexico, Febrero IA. --Esfuerzos de la
Barra por ~conseguir r~enuncia Madero,
no dieron chispa. C~haparrito dice mula
de la presidential es su macho y nadie
10 apea. Los ~tejocotazos siguen ARE
ciando a cada momento. Pueblo indig-
nado contra Huerta por defender a In
daIecio, a pesar de los sofoques que lie
ha metido.
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Ell Corresponsal.

Mexico, Febrero 15.--Un metrallo de
quinientas libros cay6 colonia americana,
mochandole Ell cola a IN perito de Mrs.
Peanut. Solo ell intervention poder CO.
rregir esas abusotes de los mexicanos.
Mister Blacktail.
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Mexico, Febrero IT, Aver concerto
Sc armisticio, pero ~demoniazos empeza-
ron sante de la bora. Creese pronto
acabe TODD, hasta o%rejas del pueblo que
estanse poniendo sordas con tanto ca
nOnaZo.
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LAZO DE FLORES.

Hoy a las 6 de la tarde contrae-
ran matrimonio en- aCatedral de
San Fernando, elSr. Enrique Con-
zalez y la estimable sanorita San
tos Gil.
Una luna de miel eterna desea-
mos a los nuevos desoosados.
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Personales.

A fines de la semana pasada
estuvo de vista en- San Antonio
ell ST.. Isabel Ramos, de Kyle.
Ell viernes ultimo tuvimos ell
gusto de saIudar al ST.. Miguel
BaIderas, de Crown, quien estu-
70 en- esta con su apreciable es-
pOSa.
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= ASANNf
No habia mejores razones.
AL candidate dem6crata, el in
tpr6s del Sur, O sus ambiciones,
no lie ~parecireon suficiente raz6n
para provocar una guerra contra
Mexico, e hizo saber resuelta-
mente a sus copartidarios, cue no
apovaria el proyecto referido, en-
case de presentarse a Ia Camara
Alta.
En- Ia session en- que este aeon
tecia, Sc enfureci6 ell abogado di-
sidente; abandon6 elSai6n de Sc
stones en- compania de un amigo
de sus prOpias ideas, y ambos Sc
propusieron frmemente hacer
impossible ell nombramiento de
Senador--votando repetidas We
ces contra ell candidate anti
Observation-Disclosures fOrzar la cleo
ci6n de otrO candidate afectO a
las pretensiones de Texas. Des-
graciadamente Ell HOMBRE esta-
ba ALI: NADIA menos cue ell ampu-
loso orador Edward A. Hannigan.
Kelso lie prOpuso, fue acceptable a
la postrey Hannigan lego a Was
hington, a tempo precise para
votar por la anexi6n de Texas.
Y, como tOdos sabemos, ell pro-
yecto de ley sobre Ia aneXi6n del
rebelde Estado meXicano, pas0
iPOR UN SOLO voTO. Es a saber,
el vote de Hannigan, --que era Ell
de Kelso y era ell del mOribundo
Hoosier trasconejado en- los bos-
cues meridionales de Indiana.
iAsi los hados coordinan, con ma
terial leve, acontecimientOS que
suelen zanzibar la faz de las ma
clones,
Este es ell suceso, veamos aho-
ra los concentrates, de Mr..
Reynolds, cuyo cinismo es tai,
que marav;lla ell hecho de haber
sido reproducidos por varios pc
ri6dicos a~mericanos SIN aditamen-
to alguno, Y poniendo de relieve
10 que lamar pudi6ramoS 'su con-
ciencia y moralidad pOliticas;' 0
sea Ia manera con que esas Qua
lidades Sc interpretan ahora, en-
Ia Naci6n por muchO tempo Sc
nalada en- ell mundo, pOr Ell renom-
bre de Su amor a la justicia, de
su acendrado sentido moral y he
redado sentimiento de honradez
Y recto obrar en- sus tratOS con
las demas naciones.
Oigamos 2hora a Reynolds:
"Es bastante extrano, perO la
guerra de Mexico, entire todas
nuestraS guerras con pOtenclas
extrarjeras, es Ia Gnica que es
vista, AUN EN- LOS ESTADOS UNI
DOS, como injusta. Ell General
Grant en- sus Memorials, declare
que nuestro ataque contra nues-
ira vecina del Sur, fue injusto....
Muchos otros comparten su opl-
nion."
Sin embargo" anade luego,
Isl esa guerra no Sc hubiera efec-
tuado Y 81 no la hubiera ganado
esta nacion, San Francisco serla
hoy una ciudad meXicana y una
gran parte de la costa del Paclh-
co Sc hallaria bajo la misma ban
dera. FL gran Estado de Texas
seria territorio eXtranjero y Nue.
vo Mexico y Arizona no Sc haIIa-
rian v~acilantes entire entrar Jun
tos 0 Separates a la Union Anne
ricana."
''ResuIta, pues, que 81 la que
ira contra Mexico, decldlda, CO.
mo 10 fue, por ell vote de I'm solo
hombre, Sc llevc a cabo por una
errada Interpretation de Ia Justl-
cha, AFOETUNADo FUE ESE ERROR
PARA LOS EsTADOs UNIDOS"
Pongamos ahora Ia proposition
en- otros terminus: Isl faIto de
humanidad y por Interpretation
defectuosa del sentido de Justl-
cia, mate y robe al debil, FUE
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TRES
PIEDRAS.
Enviados a LA PrenSa'
Dor medic de La tele-
grafia sin hilos.

81 CO -S
Mexico, Febrero 14.--La trifulca no
ACADIA nunca. Madero dice que no sal
dra Palacio. Mucho trabajo estate dan
do Felix Diaz, cuya espadita va no esta
virgen como dijo Flores Magon cuando
era Ministro. La cosa Sc esta ponlendo
peliagUda.
e. C~orresponsal.
Mexico. Febrero 14.--Rebeldes incen-
diaron Residential real familia, que esta-
ba ~convertida en- un arsenal, pues ha-
bia ALI hasta canones grueso calibre y
carabinas de a bola. Ign6rase paradero
Pine Suarez, quien fugOse prefriendo
tener intacto peIleio cue seguir Vice
presidential. S~up6nesele escribiendo
''Procelarias'' oriIlas Golfo Mexico.
FL Corresponsal.
Mexico. Febrero 14.--Ordene inmedia-
tamente Guerra Undertaking Co., a
darme carrito funebre y GAIA mezquite
sin tallar, para poder salir de Mexico en-
Ia fOrma ofrecida.
PANCHO INDALECIo.
Mexico, Febrero 14.--Hoy salen esa
V otros puntos de Estados Unidos, diez
furgores cargados de maderistas. Pre-
pare O~rquesta de los once viejos para
u dignamente recfbanlos estaci6n to-
cando Mama Carlota" y "El Abando-
nado."
Ell C~orrespOnsal.
Mexico, Febrero IA. -Esfuerzos de la
Barra por ~conseguir ~renuncia Madero,
no dieron chispa. ~Chaparrito dice mula
de la presidential es su macho y nadie
10 apea Los ~tejocotazos siguen ARE
ciando a cada momento. Pueblo indig-
nado contra Huerta por defender a In
dalecio, a pesar de los ~sofoques que lie
ha metidO.
FL C~orresponsal.
Mexico. Febrero 14.--Una balota muy
grandote carabino de salon, pasar dos
cuadras de la Embajada chiflando muy
fec. Nesotros estar mucho peligro.
Mister Hungry.
Mexico. Febrero 14.-Esta noche dijo-
Sc va Madero habia aflojado y guerra
~renunciar. Pueblo muy contento VITO
rea de la Barra y Diaz. iHasta cue
llovi6 en- Sayula!
FL C~orresponsal.
Mexico, Febrero 15.--El gozo al POGO.
Chaparrito dice que ZONES y que segul-
"a en- su puesto mas firme que ell Caba-
Tito de Troya. Esperanse motines mo-
rrocotudisimos.
El Corresponsal.
Mexico, Febrero 15.--Un metrallo de
quinientas libros cay6 colonia americana,
mochandole Ell cola a IN perito de Mrs.
Peanut. Solo ell intervention poder CO.
rregir esas abusotes de los mexicanos.
Mister Blacktail.
Mexico, Febrero H. Aver concerto
Sc armisticio, pero ~demoniazos empeza-
ron sante de la bora. Creese pronto
acabe TODD, hasta orejas del pueblo que
estanse poniendo sordas con tanto ca
nonaZo.
FL Corresponsal.
Mexico, Febrero 17.--Huerta quiso
volar dinamita casas que e~storbaban ba-
las, pero Diaz lie hizo la tambora de la
do con los canones y despacholo hacer
gargaras. Rubio Navarrete dice cano-
mes estan menos endiablados que en- Ba-
chimba, pero genie pueblo asegura no
es 10 mismo conner que tirarse con los
platos.
FL Corresponsal.
Mexico, Febrero lS.--HOy despues del
almuerzo Madero renunci6 presidential,
con la condici6n que lie regalaran la 81
LA para sentarse en- ella y llorar de vez
en- cuando. Diaz asegura silla 10 tiene
sin cuidado y que Madero puede llevar-
sela, pues puedese hacer otra de tablas.
FL Corresponsal.
Observation-Disclosures
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Supervisors, in the Town of Clifton, Greenlee County, State of Arizona, until 10 o'clock a. m., Mou- day, March 3rd, 1913, for the construc- tion of the Metcalf road according to the plans, specifications and profile of H. o. Tunis on file in the office of the Board of Supervisors and as staked out by the County Surveyor,
 Payments to be made on same one third on completion of the road and the balance in one and two years.
 The successful bidder will be requir- ed to give good and sufficient bond in such amount as may be deemed necessary by the Board of Supervisors for the faithful performance of the contract. A certified check for 10 per cent of the amount of bid must accompany each bid. The Board re-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14
GIBBS FROM PRoeREssIvEs.
Cheer the California Vote When Count ed in Electoral Collese-Other
 Demonstrations,

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 12.- With elaborate ceremony the senate and house in joint session canvassed today the electoral votes in the var ious states of the union and officially declared Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey and Thomas R. Marshall, of Indiana, elected president and vice president of the United States for the term beginning on March 4.
 There were cheers, handclapping and yells as the canvass proceeded. The announcement of the California vote drew applause from the Roose- welt supporters and a real democratic outburst followed when Senator Mar tine announced New Jerseys four teen votes for Wilson and Marshall.
 Applause came from the republican side when Utah and Vermont each gave Taft and Butler four votes
 The recapitulation gave Wilson and Marshall 435 votes, Roosevelt and Johnson, SS votes and Taft and But Ter eight votes.
 Certificates of all states were re- ceived and counted there being no re- sponse to formal demand of Senator Bacon as to whether there was ob, lection to recording the votes as each state was called.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14
SIX YEAR SINGLE PRESIDENTIAL TERM

Everyone surprised-even the Senate, when that body the resolution calling for constitutional amendment providing single of six for the office of President The wil-it is predicted the House. The victory belongs to Senator Cum His argument that
 the President should be of the maelsrcm of politics. and if his is carried through perhaps his wish will be gratifed An amendment by Senator Hitch Nebraska throwing the cloak Colonel Roose providing that the resolution should apply only to the Presidency defeat ed There surprises in the vote Among those voting the Senators Ashurst, Brown, Catron Chamberlain, Clark of Wyoming Clark of Arkan sas Gamble, Guggenheim, Hitchcock Nelson Owen, Smith of Arizona, and Shoot, while among those voting against Senators Borah Bourne Brstow Capp,
 s Dixon, Jones' Kenyon LaFolette, Pondexter Stephen and Townsend. Thus 1t may be seen that the old saying that politics makes strange bedfelows is verified by the mfxup among the Should the resolution the House it will then have approved by the different state legislatures becoming operative There already other constitutional this process including that providing for direct election Senators.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14
GETTING AT THE "coFFEE TRUST"

The bill Norris of Nebraska, extending the scope the Sherman antitrust law to reach the shipments this country has been favorably reported to the Senate The coffee industry has been manipulated that is great worldwide trust-no United States.
 Coffee has steadily advanced for years in prcs, the control commodity vested in few hands The bill has already passed the House. and one of Con- Norris big finds Norris also the pioneer in pleading agricultural credits and civil service n the postoffce department. Likewise original 'insurgent and upset the Committee Rules that famous day when the of Speaker Cannon held in the balance, supported by thread
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14
.soLAR PLExus FoR rHE nREcALL

1t is for congratulaton that the proposition Senator Owen of Oklahoma recently introduced the Senate subject the President of the United States Recall two years defeated by decisive joriy In fact only ten voted in favor of the proposition. The Arizona divided upon question Senator Ashurs voting Aye Senator Smith No.
 To apply the recall to the president of the United States is the limit this mistaken idea With
 provision would be provided for closing the to political in this country would that the industrial conditions in he naion be dis turbed by presidential election years by proposal of governmental policies.
 It is pleasing that the of the nation have put their the furher recall which amounts to than opportunity to play their game the uniformed pecting.
 Under the representative form of government which has successfully ship country the people have always held the retire unfaith- fu public officials from their positions by removal m peachment by refusing reelection.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14
SUFFRAGE TESTIMONY.

That the of this country business in their demands suffrage shown the that hun dred from of the country attend ed hearing before Congress few days plead for the French bill giving the right for Mem bers of Congress. MT. French to have opened real live suffrage problem and his bill is commanding widespread attention. Representatives Monde of Wyom- ing Hayden of Arizona, Baker California Oregon, in whose states prevails mittee that it is great The cast by the of Grinnel Iowa. the subject emphasized proof that the ballot. In this instance the majority for suffrage eight one
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14
PROPOSALS FOR CALCULATING
 MACHINE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Supervisors, in the Town of Clifton, Greenlee County, State of Arizona, until 10 o'clock a. 'm., Mon- day, March 3rd, 1913, for one Trium- phator Calculating Machine, Type No. 1. A certified check for 10 per cent of the amount of bid must accompany each bid. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. All bids must be sealed and addressed "A. l.. Terry, Clerk, Board of Super visors, Clifton, Greenlee County, Ari- zona,'' and marked Proposal for Cal culating Machine"
 By order of the Board of Supervis- ors.
 A. l.. TERRY, Clerk
 2-14-St.
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PARTY ORGANIZATION PLANS.

It has been given that the Republican National Committee will national headquarters in the Cap tai with Secretary Reynolds charge. expected Hiles who is secretary to the President will engage private business Congressman Burke, vicechairman the Republican Congressional Committee is take the active duties organization place Congress Mckinley, who will shortly leave for trip arould the world, to be gone many months The Progressives already have their organization under with Secre- tary o. K. Davis in charge. The Democrats have headquarters. However they have everything else.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14
Editorial Page
THE TREND OF POLITICS.

A few days ago exSenator Joseph Weldon Bailey, n speaking Association in Pennsylvania said
 Anarchy destruction of property similar to that which in the French revolution, will prevail this country present politics ed
 And again in the he said:
 'Formerely the presence and power of the boss = deterred you that participation in politics
 which every good citizen ought to take,' declared
 MT. Bailey, that the boss is disappearing
 the demagogue drives from your proper place
 in the councils of your party and your state h.
 stead of permitting either the boss dernago-
 que to drive you out of politics, it is your duty =. to drive them of politics; and that would be
 easy enough if you take proper interest in public
 affairs Probably Ex-Senator Bailey drawing largely upon his imagination ikening possible condition in the United the French Revolution but policies teach the people to look to the Govern ment for support instead teaching the government
 The abuses which during the past years have crept national legislative bodies have been caused, by the lack of interest the wrapped up attainment their selfish aims. They have entered into the mad race of money making abandoned the ship of take of itselt As the special interests the country looking for Legislative favors at the of the became active While the people slept their rights the of monopoly active. The fault The people usually get that kind of they deserve The boss" have supplant- but the people must keep their the demagogue who with fulsome praise and cureal for political ill. Nine times offceseeker does hesitate prey the prejudices and passions the minimizing There is need for change of representative form of government. Whenever the people take the in tereSt their their affairs may will be carried out by elected representatives
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14
THE JOBS.

Nearly thousand appointments by President Taft held the Senate unless the unexpected pens, will confirmed means that when Will into he pick his for the places. Some people saying the in the is "chds play" patronage srab0ins, etc. the ledged friends the Administration ap pcintments held mp in the W nife House many nths befc election, the Progressive Republicans
 counte1 when jobs being distribu snarns the beins pres
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14

The antilobbying bill before the present legis lature to be another pet progressive that is destined the the has statute which provides punishment for corrupt lobbyists, those who pecuniary reward return for legislation favorable their interests The proposed antiobbyng bill would prevent of member of the legislature with pending before the Legislature the stituent had registered clared the purpose of his visit In build stone wall around the legislature. speech Hughes proposition an to the intelligence and honesty the Legis- lature.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-14

Senator Worsley the Socialist member of Pima Coun- ty has introduced bill limit degree railroads within the and the If this bill should become law it would the railroads in Arizona of business It is reasonable that the railroad companies have adopted the ghtest and the safest practical in the struction of their road beds.