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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
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AuNt HNNfNl tIaN"H VIII IHN 81 ONE
-Louisfilie Herald.
as odd Too. that one'r pas, may D.
eplcY. and yet unsavo1.
poslnn Transcript.
RS otd me rouge FOR which they pay
Alust always proves q rivca~ay.
Cleveland Plaln-Doaler.
IT'S uid The snIfia same slfiics wear
Drive skinny damsels o. despair.
o.
PROBABLY. though. be- j. the fcl-
Ter WHO put the WAX IN tfiik Wagons.
MA NwHlLE let W prepare 70 h.
Dor on Tabor Day
--rI--
AZ THE TARIFF goes down the
thermometer goes u9.
D.
TnE BULuAH has had about
enough 81 running amuck.
o.
WE HOPE Edward f'ayson weston
carries a parasoA
~ THIS MOVIE MEN were on 10
their job ihey picked up ciassy and
strenuous aim THIS morning.
-xa--
NATURALLY tney have brought up
The question Of who put the path In
homeopath.
WHAT KEEPS "a awake nights Is
where they are going 10 draw rhe
Tursukal- tialtchik line.
o.
WE INFER that the Mexican min
lister Of fomento IL the gentleman who
fomcnts the rctOlutiona
o.
DOWN IN TEXAS they have an at
torney general named Looney. Wen.
what Of az
II SOME ONE isn't careful he Will
be reported 20 the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty 10 CottonwoOds.
o.
POSSIBLY his name helped Prof.
Lickicy 20 his job as truant officer %
the I.oz OnElaze schools.
o.
THE KURNEL h an old cam.
paiKner and wen bet a hat he makes
the guide wear that new saddle.
O.
USELESS TO point the British suffs.
TO the orderly way our women do Il.
They are too busy 20 look.
o.
BULLY. 90 hsve the Colonel droI
In on us and mix around just like any
other old timer.
%
AND WE have a picture Of 'em TAX.
ing the appointlve power away from
the president Just at this stage OF ths
game.
or COURSE anything that goei
wrong Is still blamed on the Finger
ing Influence" Of the Republican ad
ministratlon.
THE BOYS MAY be running thi
safarl but wen wager they get som
crisp suggestions from T, II. once II
"A while.
THE WORST case comes from Sag
NAV. Mich. where fellow Is sulnl
J railroad because bee stung hin
on the right-of-way.
o
HERETOFORE We thought Il wa
too hot In Mexico TO work In tho mid
die OF the day. But perhaps revOiut
\ ing Is not work.
A BUG sharp on the Pccos says
IL time for the last spray Of tn
season. We will furnish the hose
/ some one will kindly come forwar'
. aud spray as
A DISPATCH from Los Angelo
2 tells Of an auto whics was struck D.
locomotive engine. Had Il bee
struck by stationary engine the re
suit would have been horrible.
o.
RUDENEss sometimes " CARRIE
To cxtremes---as IN the case of th
3 paragrapheF who offered hay to Sen
i ,ator MARITIME when he announced tina
he wanted free oats.
o
THERE ARE 100000 motorboat
Isl the country ana an exchang
b thinks the way some Of them benav
n caution. We should become
prey 10 mental perturbatlon--on IN
Rio 0rande.
O.
1 Votes for Women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

When al other forms Of excite
mcnt pail on the public taste IN Ma
drid somebody aims shot az Klng
Alfonso or expiedes oomb under
his carriage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

State at New Mexico. County -
lcrnaliiio. n he District Court

State at New Mexico. County -
nofnallllo. III tho District Court.
No. a31a
Olllila Echmllt va Anton schmidt
To The Defendant.
You are hereby notified that uuH
has been commenced against yon IN
the above entitled court hy the above
named plaintiff, wherein and whereby
she praya Tor On absolute divorce
from you on the grounds OF abandon
mcnt and non-euppOri And YOU are
further notlfed that unless you cRuHe
your appearance 20 be entered In said
suit AZ The court house of the county
81 befnniiiiO. state OF New Mexico, on
or before the ath day OF August 1913,
decree pro confeeuo will BE- entered
against you and the relief prayed for
hy plalntim Will be grantcd. The
name ~ the plaintiffs attorney ~ W
G. HcacOck whose poatoiflcc address
IL Albuquerque. New Mexico.
A. n. WALKER.
(seai) CLERK
rs Thos X. u. Madison. Deputy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

llle scai ~ said court 81 SANTA Fe n
sald district. This 2oth day Of Juno.
a. 81. 1919
tscaD HARRY y LEE.
Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

JudeIn9 from his very short stay
lho cais must have bothered Colonel
Roosevelt considerably during the
night ~ spent at Cat canlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

1919.
Witness my official signature and
the seal ~ said court vt SANTA ne, IN
said District. thla aelh day Of june. A.
n. 1914.
eeeall iiAK.sy r. bEE.
CLERK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

Japan has halted the preparation
Or our surrejoinder to her rejoinder
70 our reply 20 her note BY adding
an amendment 60 her rejoinder TN
az We learn what u was she forgot
to say We cannot surreloin properly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

An aeronaut has arrangrd to COM
municate by wireless with several
ahips IN the open Atlantic when he
undertakes aorily 20 hy across the
ocean. A few years aso the item
would have been uninteinsible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

In The District Court OF the County %
BcrnalillO, State OF New Mexico
Effle Roscberry.
Plaintiff.
versus No. giOG
Morton a. Roseberry.
Defendant
10 Morton n. Roseberry. Defendant
above named.
You are hereby notified that Is
suit has been filed against YOU la the
District Court 81 the County or Der
naiilio State Of New Mexico. hv
liffie Roscberry. the plaintiff above
named. wherein the said plaintiff
prays for an absolute divorce from
Won on the ground OF your failure 90
support said plaintiff Aud for FUR
Their relief that the plaintiff be adj
Judged 10 have fun title 60 al prop
crty held in her name.
You are further notified that un-
less YOU enter your appearance In
the District Court OF the Second Ju-
diclni District ln aud for the couu
Is ~ seFnsiii;o ana STATE - N"w
Mexico. M old Aihugucrauc, New
Mexico. on or before Tho 18th dav of
! August. a. H., 1913. default will be-
entered against YOU and the plaintiff
will apply 90 the court for the relief
prayed for IN Tie complaint The
attorney for tho plaintiff ~ Gcorg"
s.. Kiock. whose office and postoffice
address Is Albuquerque. New Mexico.
CScal) \. y. WALKER. clerk
By THOs X. -. MADISON. Dpty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

fffOm the April NNutilutl
ON page ~ Of March Ladies Home
Journal appears = helpful article on
Desk Exercises for Business Girls. -
that every stenographer ought 10
read. whether she u "A girl o. % man.
D.
ONE or THE numerous funny men
on the Houston Post objects TO
a statue ~ r. Roosevelt al Blrming-
ham because he stiil lives; predicting
however. that after his death there
"wiil be a statue OF the colonel equip
ned with a graphophone and movable
limbs ana operated 10y machinery
twenty-four hours a day"
D
USED IN M-UDDERATfON puns
are ell right, hot Il h udderly impos-
sible for us 90 do udderwlso than
~ -udder az the mudderings Of a par
aRrapher who h writing udderlferous
uddcranccF 20 himself in the Chicago
Tribune. concluding with The state.
ment that u h q shame that the milk
man takes an the money and leaves
the COW "a hold the bag. We agree
with the fellow who told him Il was
about time he canned that uddcr stuff
or ~ least condensed 81, or tried
b. uddcrmilk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

Quick maturing for late planting
Bunch beans Rnd Peas.
Lettuce, Rndish. Com.
Iieets, Turnlps, MlIlet and Milo
Mairc.
n. W. F11E
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
PENNSYLVANIA sti ASHES
COKE RECORD.

Output IA 1919 Was over s5.oOo.-
} OOO Tons; Morn TITAN That ~ Al
Othcr States COnthlnctl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12

IN The District Court Of The County %
Bernalillo. State OF New Mexico.
Efflo Roscherry.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
CALUNET.SONORA AND
 OTHER SONORA MINING

The Calumet & Sonora is preparing to renew operations at about normal in the uas few days. The electrolia- tic mil has been started and is hand ling the zinc and lead concentrates which have heen piled ID. The com uanv has now eight carloads of con rcntrates ready for shinment the cars heinz in the local railroad yards. and ia awaiting cars for shipment five car loads more. When operations are re- sunned next week in the mine and wet mill the company exnects to put on a force of between 100 and 130 TneE to begin with and will undoubtedly be- gin onerations on a paving basis. The i1s acton crusher has been installed. as has also the picking belt. and with these in use the company should have m difficulty in increasing its earning canacity. as before 1t was forced 10 femporarilv suspend operations 1t was earning a fair rate on it's ca5italiza- ton. The use of the picking belt and new crusher will naturally increase this earning. The operations are In charge of ". Fl. Tangye-
 The Democrata has also resumed operations after being idle some time during the fighting in this neighbor- hood and absence of railroad facilities On the 26th of last month it resumed operations to a consireagle extent anc is now emplcving 300 men, the number 10 be gradually increased until about 4ao are working. The smelter furnace is handling 450 tons of ore daily.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
MAY ADVANCE EXTENSION
important Changes at Property Make
 Present Price Lock Too Low

Commonwealth Extension officers and directors in consultation in the city yesterday are understood to have been able to discus ssome very en couraging recent finds al the proper ty at Pearce with Manager Parker Woodman, who came in Tuesday even. ing.
 It was urrent report yesterday that the stock fthe company would bs advanced from the figure at which allotment was recently made to the Warren district public. 1t being under stood that the directors of the com. pany feel in the light of recent de velopment that they should not part with more o ftheir issue for less than 8 cents.
 Final decision was not reached yes tcrday, further reports from the prop erty and completion of general sam Dle assays being awaited. Goes to Tucson.
 Superintendent King fthe South western left last evening for Tucson, where he vii Ispend today, returning over the line probably tomorrow to his Douglas offices.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

was not repealed and by reason of the clause In the enabling act giving ef feet to all territorial laws after the territory became a state, it is still live" and of full force and effect.
 The only kind of boxing contests mat do not come under the band of the law are contests in which the boxers spar or box for sport. Meas ured according to that standard boy. era are as scarce as snakes in Ireland
 letter was also received by Jamer P. DuEseath of the Moose lodge from Attorney General Bullard advising him that a letter had been sent to County Attorney Hilzinger with an ad- verse opinion concerning the legality of boxing contests where admission was charged. MT. Bullard added his private opinion that he was favorable to exhibitions of high class, but that the wording Of the law was so direct that it left him no way 10 make any exception in affairs of the nature.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
STOCKS, MINES, METALS
MARKET Is
 IRRESPONS|vE

NEW YORK. May S.-The stock market drifted back to lethargic con dition today movements Icing mar row and meaningless. Sharp fluctua. tions earlier in the week seemed to exhaust resources. There was no dis position 10 take initiative. Bear trad erskept close to cover
 The apathy was illustrated by the singular lack of responsiveness to two important developments: the gov ernment crop report, showing i'm. proyement over previous satisfactory estimates. indicating a winter wheat crop of 5l3,00O,OO0 bushels as com pared with estimates of 37000O. 900 year ago. and the monthly figures Of the copper producers revealing shrinkage in stocks on hand of near ly 29.000,0O0 pounds, bringing down the metal stock to the lowest since September. A slight advance in Amalgamated occurred, but otherwise the showing passed unoticed Bonds Irregular. but undertone firm. Total sales par value S1.750. .OOO. U. s. Is registered advanced quarter.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
"The Greatest Kidney Remedy On Earth" Says a Crate
 fuI Woman.

want to tell you how much good your Swamp-R Root did me About four years ago. l suffered from what the doctors called fistula and for two years of that time, I endured what no tongue can tell. I also had inflam- nation of the bladder and I tried doctors medicines without receiving any help. Someone told be about Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root.
 After giving 1t a thorough trial, ) received relief. so kept on using It and today am Q strong and well wo- man. If I ever feel badly or out of sorts, take SwsmpRoot and 1t al- ways straightens me out. honestly believe that this medicine would cure all troubles you recommend 1t for and IL. is a pleasure for me to send my testimony ana photograph to you. Of the greatest medicines Cn earth. fthe greatest medicines on earth.
 Respectfully yours.
 MRS JOHN BAILY, West Main St. Portland, Ind. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of July. 1909.
 C. A. BENNETT.
 Noary Public.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
BOXING FOR MONEY
 Is VIOLATION OF LAIN

TUCSON. May S.-That kind of a sparing match or boxing exhibition where an admission fee Is charged the public and where the contestants re- ceive prizes or 6 percentage of the re- eeipts is a violation of the state law against boxing, is the opinion of At torney General George P. BulIard in a letter to County Attorney Hilzinger re- ceiYed yesterday.
 The letter was in anser 10 che ad- dressed to the attorney general last week. asking for an opinion of the'law. The attorney general had previously given the same opinion and he reiter- ates it in the letter to County Attor- ney Hilzinger. The law was passed by the territorial legislature but be- came imperative when congress rass- cd a law prohibiting boxing but t
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

B|SBEE MAN IN
 FROM TEMBLOR

F. W. McLain. we'll known mininf man. returned yesterday from the Temblor gold property below Fl Tigre Mir. NcLain left for the Temblor 9 couple of weeks ago. at which time it was thought that conditions in that part of Sonora were settled for con siderable period and that mining op- erations could be resumed. This con tidence was short lived, for the lat ter part of last week raiding re-opened by rowing bands of outlaws and con, ditions speedily became bad.
 Coming out Wednesday," said Mir McIain last evening, T had a talk with Col. BracRmonte. who told me that it was his intention to go after the laws at once and do it in a way that would permanently stop their operations. He was much inter ested in all he could learn Of theiI marauding and was justly indignan, about the outrages perpetrated.
 There is DO question but that il order is restored in the country ahou; Fl Tigre and Temblor and these To Calities enabled to go ahead as they wish to dc. a great deal of valuable activity will be at once made. Al know the value of Fl Tlgre property That of Temblor i sequally rich, If no' richer in it's gold values and is tht making of a big high grade camp They are very anxious to go ahea, with their development and produc That of 1'emblOr is equally rich, if pot so will Immediately install additions 10 their mill and other equipment
 Mir McLaIn brought confirmation Of recent reports of raids made upoI Chinese in the Fl Tigre section anC of the existence of generally uncer tain conditions lately reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

The Copper Producers report show ing a decrease in surplus of almost 29.0O0,0O0 poun5s was the best news We have had on the copper situation for a long time. The decrease almost doubleed the most optimistic esti- mate and should have resulted in heavy buying of copper stocks but with the present pessimistic attitude Of the trade, only few scattered buy ing orders came in and the rally amounted to very little Closing prices showed the same old sagging tendency. Outside of a few special ties the New York list was weak all day and we see nothing in the situa. tion to encourage hope of a rally at the present time. We advise sales O. all classes of stocks for a turn.
 Total sales New York 205,4OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY
.overnment crop report today.

Government crop report today.
 Copper Producers report today.
 Eastern railroads will ask the l. C. C. to re open rate case.
 Judge Purrey Mitchell to succeed William Loeb as collector of port of New York.
 l. Reports from 3S states show no general alarm over economic or monetary conditions due to tariff changes and the Income Tax Law.
 Bank Of England rate unchanged.
 J. P. Morgan jr.. succeeds his father as director of the Lake Shore and the Nickel Plate.
 Erie is ompleting details for issue of 5000 GOO equipment trust certif icates.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
Letter tc Or. kIimer G Co., einghsmton, N. Y.

Prove What s,Ssmp-Hoot WiII Do For fou.
 Send to Dr. Kiimer.&, O., Bingham ton, N. r., for a satapi4tbottle. It 1kin convince any one. You will also re- ceive a booklet of valuable informa- ton, telling all about the kidneys and bladder When writing. be sure and mention the Bisbec Daily Review. Regular nftycenx and one-dollsr size bottles for sale st all drug storeS. 3s2
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Bill introduced in New York legis, latnre calls for investigation by joint legislative committee of telephone and telegraph service rates and control.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

Columbus, Ohio. court In Buckeye Pipe Line case denied right Of state taxing authorities to assessinterstats receirts of Ohio corporations.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
EQgI zE3ISI zjiTTslI

LOS ANGELES ca FOR HEALTH REST AND RECREATION Every
 
   Garden. Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09

,rT1 "aIIOTnIaS Foremost Health Resort n1SS .~~STEFEb LONG BEACH. few GS>lS%4IkS Pressed building. S0nkSs homelke Cee@ BATTLE CREEK Finest Electric speciality
 
  for yates and descrip SIMPSON, MGR.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
DON'T FAIL

To see the only genuine Mexico City and Vera Cruz war pictures. Star Theatre Friday and Saturday
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
L. J. OVERLOOK

Photographic Market Letter from Paine, Webber Co. Boston. for yes terday.)
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
Boston

July .-.... ...... .... .. I-49
 1Iag '.'... .s-. -..--- ...... il.5S
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
Wheat


May ....-- ...... -. ...... S9 l-2 July --.... e. ............ S9 IS
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-09
Cotton

-ie1' '-'- 's.- -... --.. ..... 90
 July ...... .... .... ...... 8 T.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-21
CAMINE11I CASE
SET over To ALLOW
AlLCOnCERNE 4 REST

san Francisco. Aug. 2i.-whcn
tho ease Of r. Drew caminctii. u CO.
defendant with Maury I. Digs.
found guilty last night OF violating
the Mann white slave traffic act. was
called today In the United tSates dis
tr.ct court. Judge Van Fleet set I
over for trial until next Tuesday.
Aug. 2S.
The strain OF the first trial has
been severe on everybody connected
with II. and the court willingly
granted the request OF the COUNCIL
for the government for continu-
ancc.
The Indictment against Caminetti I
contains the same six counts as did
the Diggs and is couched In the same
phrascology. except as to the third
and fourth counts. which make Cam.
inetti an accomplice In the purchase
of the tickets to Reno from Sacra.
mcnto. Disgs being the principal.
Each count carries with IL a maxi.
SCoatsnsed oa psEr 81
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-21

Tunnel Caves; Six
Caught, One Rescued,
7iuo Dead, 3 Missing

months. The Santa f'c railroad will
cNpeni nn the rrject in the close
neishborhood Of 10000 In prcnar-
alton for the heavy traffic over the
road for the Panama Pacific expo
position In California In 1915. Tile
tons Of earth weakened by recent
heavy rains csNsd In upon the men
who were about two hundred feet In
from the opening of tho tunnel.
T.. u. Stanscii foreman of tho gang
nnd who n believed to be dead with
the others whose OOiics have not
been recovered. is an old .n,pioyc Of
the Santa fc road and has u wife
and three children In this city. Mrs.
Sianscii IN Frustrated with grief.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-21
DYNAMITE FOUND
IN 6AYnOR'S OFFICE

New York. Aug. 2i.-Six s,icks OF
what IL believed to he dynamite were
found this afternoon under u window
Of Mayor 6synor's suite of offices n
the city hall. They were found by
the Janiior OF the building.
Fire Commissioner johnson. pass
Ing at the time. tcicphoncd the Bu-
Gcau OF Combustibics and ordered one
Of III. inspectors TO come To the city
hall and examine the find to dc'crm-
Inc Its nature.
After analysis. tn. inspectors re-
ported that the stuff was 10 per cent
dynamite quantity sufficient Ia
have demolished the city haii-and
that dctonaiinx caps were found Ia
be- placed In the proper position for
exploding Il. \ fuse. u piece u
Chinese punk. and three burned
matches were found later near the
spot where the dynamite wns picked
up.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-21

Under tons Of dirt aud rock nn'
tinb-rs. six men were "ntombcd by
n cave-in In the old Santa i'o tunnel
on the New Mexico side OF tn. stat.
line shortly after > o'clock yesterday
ant rnoon. Early this morning the
dead body Of J. Il. Dobs9n oI Downs.
Kansas. q carpenter. was brought oil.
and an hour later tue body OF Il man
identificd rs George rord.n wus
brought out. Frank Smith. who re-
sides with his mother. Mrs. Mary
Smith at SOC viac street. was res
rusd alive about {: O'Clock this morn
Ing. lie had been for iH-ii. hours
~cdrcd In under the mountain nj
wrccksxc. lie WAS found In an up
right position in n spac. not more
than eighteen inches wide and seven
feet high. His escape was Il miracle.
lie WAS uninjurcd and without u
scratch.
The entire tunnel cuy.d In abou,
the six men who were with Emmett
y. Stanrcll. foreman of the Inng.
siansc!l who resides on Prospect
street In this city II stiil -ntombcd.
More than on" hundred men who
have been working In tn. tunnel for
the last five ar six month, have hc-n
making frantic efforts to reach the
cniombcd men. In the possession Of
sisnsrli In the only record that viii
dipclo~c the names Of the men who
were caught like rats In trap.
Communication with Lynn station
was cut last night and only mcaxr.
details were received here. Nothing
could he learned from local santa Fc
officials. The cntoinbHd men arc nj.
hut u lew days The bodies Of the
dead mon were turned over to e. n.
laync, coroner Of collax county. y.
H.. AT Ration.
The rescue party which attacked
the heaps Of dohris both from the
Colorado and New Mexico aide Of tho
tunnel came Into communication
with Smith after more than seven
hours of work. Smith told them to
be careful and described the peril
Of his position. When they reached
him ne ~xs unharmoi but weak md
almost unable to walk. His COM
pauions are NIL believed to he dead.
The old tunnel In which the dis
ast.r took place has been undergo
ing repairs for the past several
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-21
CHINA FILES CLAIM
AGAINST CANADA

Vancouver. B. C., Aug. 2l.-Thc
Chinese consul at Vancouver has
gone to Nanaimo 10 prepare claim
against the Dominion government Tor
damage sustained by his countrymen
at Extension. one of the coal mining
towns in the strike zone. Several
large Chinese stores were partly
burned und several thousand dollars
worth OF goods stolen by the mob
"Wednesday night.
Some OF the Chinese who fled ia
the woods have not yet returned.
On the occasion of the anti-Oren-
tai riots In Vancouver eight years
afo the Dominion government was
compelled to pay more than s50,0oO
damages. a bill for the amount was
later rendered to Vancouver City. but
the government was never REIN
bursed.