davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Stsst SiH.

On Gel greofrlmmer, 8 Spiie-
ifeer iinbaffet @sg. liot baffet Der,
file, en- Spiieife Smsr eler opbaf.
fet SaIg, Ieber og Solt efter Smag
og ct piipet seg rsres eobt iammen.
Sette ipIoes ! Ell nofiaa itor 5iif %
oenne operbinbes sobt. ) gunben
al et Stegeiao lRg9es Sfiper meb
Bacon os beroper l9gges Siifen. Zen
iteges langiomt ira en- til to Timer,
oct fommer on paa Stsrrelien.
Raar Den bar itegt en- Stmo bar
mon Iiot fosenbe Sano / BanSen.
Zen er goo meo bpio Sauoe til bpori
en- Spiieife Somato-e atiup eler @al-
nuts atiup or irert. Spilfen iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

BELT 6iif CT goS tiIberebt paa Senite
Waaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

Sl1e | pulpert'eret Sor1l,
bportil er ioict renienOe
% lutrenoe Sn9reoiencer,
Der blipcr uirtiomrne ira
Oct Sicblit BET berorer
Nanoet.
Srng Gold Dust / aQe
Gen9iorIn9soiemeo. Get
lparer SID, lparer Mrbei=
DC, Iparer Din Sting o9
Iparer Dine Een9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

Seno "Eecorubs go'teR" til SIRgtringe os
Genuer / 8amlelauoei. - Iirsouq5 % 5re'
ouasuoaGocn iofier $3.50; 5reoagsuogGoen
ulene. st.25 pr. gnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Gurtnrn np Huuru.
Gerftpi paa Turmen.
Rseiserst al en- praitir Garmer


enbper Sarmer ifilloe pPre gier
az 9oot Serftsi, iaa Der / Sintertioen
ilGr, % naar Seiret er Iligt, at BET
life 9aar an at arbeioe llbe, inoe I'M.
Der Tag fan blipe uofert nsopenbige
Reparationer al forifiellig Slags.
Sar man ct Iioet Sertiteb paa Sar-
men, fommer BET oa iii Hptte. 90
ct Itoet Serfiteo fGl blipe bpgget bill
ligt, buab for / bisIe Spalter er trent
bGoet. Selp ct Iioet, biqigt Serfiteo
poa Ell 6arm oil oGre meget ppro,
iipr bpor ser er uilee Gutter.
Ger trPnees mango &eparationer
paa Ell alminbelig Sarm / Ssbet al
ct Iar. Suiene tr9nger Otter.
Jpn, Observation-Disclosures ligeiaa.
Wangt og meget fan Iteaes paa /
8intertioen. Seo at t9nfe Zig ON
fan ntal1 rette paa mango Silg Zig,
at Irbeibet paa Sarmen % runot
Suiene falber ~lettere. 5 ben traulc
Sommertio bar man life ofte Sio I'll
at tpute paa iligt. @n Wano. iom
bar libt Saanolag nreo Serttei, fan
/ IaretS Sob ipare fig ielp for mango
ltsrre eler minbre EengeublGg. Ges-
uoen fan ban bape leniomt arbeioe
for fig ielp til Sioer, andre / famine
Stiling gaar arbeibslsie.
Gutter Iifer iom Regel goot al
fau BRUCE Sneoferperftsi. Oct er
rent golf for Gutter life at bape sln-
leoning til at BRUCE Serftsi en- Sang
iblanOt. 0eres Saanolag % @pner
bIiper fife ret ubpiflet. Gn Wtano er
life iulotllo Manb, bpis ban life er
opepet / at arbeioe baaoe meo Iano
og Saano.
$. g. @bite peo "tbe Agricultural
engineering 0epartemcnt" al Wfin1
neIota bar giort op Ell Silte oper
&erftsi, en- alminoelig Surmer efter
bans Me1ting burbe babe. .0ette
Serftei piloe life fomme til at foite
noeen flor Gum, men pilbe for Sar-
mere fleit bore til flor SHUTTLE. Ser er
Silten:
Square, Slip Gam, Sammer, Sal,o
Sam, Sacf 9Iai1e. 8attet Brace,
@rpmliipe Brace, Gbiiels az og11 y
Somme), Bits "a, 3s, 70, rs % "a
Somme), Hule, Walet, Oil Stone,
@oob Haip, 9rcp anife, Screp
0riper % Marfine @ange. De er,'
geIife Napne bibebolOes al Seilipn til
Dem, Der fulloe faloe paa at bile gaa
ino hos en- SSernparebanoler o9 fisbe
nogIe al bisie Sing iloen at bore
iltarb til at faa bam til at %ifisnne %
f~oritoa, bpoo Ell S~infelba8e, en- Sspl
eller Ell "@riborpinb" er for noget.
9eoit Itaar mtan Jig paa at flebe
goot 9erftsi. 9iQigt Serftei er iIel'
bent tilireositiQenoe. Man ifuloe
bape en- ierifilt Hlaos, belit en- aas-
ie, of ppbepore 9erftsiet /, naar man
life bruser oct. altiO ifulOe man
pioe, bpor enbuer Sing / goo Stano
- -
er at finoe, Sfurpe og blarlfe 'tuloe
&ebifaterne altio ppre, ba Oct pirfer
ilepenbe og goar ouarligt at arbeioe
meo Ilspe &eoifaber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
(j8YWXg
SEPARATOR
Snaeu unOitplOnins
for noscn Giere At aipr
til at pGre iormhen Oelllle.

bel Del mere %
ell bel Sci beore
SnlDr eno on tail
erbuloe oeb gam
~n,eloass Sfrtm
ninssmcibpoe,c %
%naturli8piS p8iaa
mere % beore
Slsbe, ON ou l9ls
ger oeltlle.
Se Sapal er al
@reamerpm R b
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
8agiiSen.

"Diange, iom bar Oct nofiaa bra,
bpor De er, pil, bpis &c ielger no oe
fpIter paa Jig &eiien bio og fisber
nogle Icres / Saab ON at blipe rige
paa npgle faa Iar, fomme til at fele
fig ifllffeoe", ifrtper en- S%noienoer
eft Sarmerblao. San Dor / ct Strsg,
bpor ser bripes meget nleo Srugtapl,
og boor Spefulcnter og agenter prs'
Der at iGlge S%rustfarme pua 2 til .
acres for ~ifammeIig bsie Griier,
Sisie ageuter ifrpoer op Sanoet oe
ienber no roienfarpeoe GirfulGrer oa
9eifripelier / Wasiepis.,
Set meite al bette apertereoe
Srugtlano er blepet fisbt for $1,000
og $4,000 pr. 100 slcres. st 8om'
pani iorlanger igien $500 q $1,000
for ct Stpffe 1876 SOB lanst % 90
500 breot eQer fra $500 til $4,000
pr. Icre for Sr6arb-Srafter, Der
lager ira 10 til fire Ollie fra Sorret'
uinasitrsget / nGrmeitc gp. % ira
$500 til $500 pr. Icre for 5raf'
ten, hporpaa er plantet Srpr ct til
ire aar gumle.
Enifer man ell Croft / Ell Suffe'
bplDning iaa brat, az man life far
itua poa el, "Steplaboer" og plufft
Srllaten, fan man faa fisbt en- laa'
ban for $500 q 500 pr. acre. Sp'
pc paa gaffetopperne er Sanoet eno'
ga bprere. Nan ntaa ira Segpnoel'
len al BRUCE funitie @isoiel for al
tunoe aple 6rugt eaer Segetabler,
oa ioa maa man pente fem q ipu Iar.
inOen 5r9erne begpnoer at bore
Srugi, iao Ger forilaar noget. Ttar
maa "iprup" Srperne Tor "Scale"
REQ Spioer", "Sbotbole Sungns"
~GooSling Wotb", sren % lori
"apbis" % iligt noget, og glsr mon
set life, bliper SrPrne "couoemneo"
OF bugne neo. Suis Srugten bGrer
IGrfer Of "Scale" efler anoen Spg'
bonn, fan man life iaa iolgt Zen. On
Saaren nlao man bape Slb unoer
bpert cneitc 3r9 / DC folbc RGtter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
i5prluren Eitcrs. Snppc.
@nlcrSS EnSSing.

gu Sop Eoteter, repet poa ct bin.
jern, en- Sop repet 8uleroo, en- Sou
Ntel, en- Sop finbr9ffet Salg, (Snit)
en- Sop &oiiner, en- Sop &orinter,
arpooerier, aanel o. +. b., tiliGtteS
efter Smag, ligeiaa finifaaren Sufat.
Gn Sbeife Sobo rsres no / oen repnC
Gotetesmasie. Rpiiner og a~orinter
o~perorpsieS meo Del og oltianlmel1
maa arbeibe5 ristig goOt iammen,
Get bape5 op / 6orm, iom ~iteanles ira
en- til TO Elmer. ...
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03
The Day We Celebrate

Jndenepdene Day celebrated Tonopah with good
old fashioned program children will take prominent part
"a ,,orld he
legitimate excitement saied furnish the boys and girls
tho
sror,
usefulness and temper life that future
wears they delight the days when they
robb the pleasures
exercises
and diversion hat will for to come
Some persons with a crouch the dem
milton bowwow but they are of good
notwthstand
ing boodng and other forms of vice that
this should be taken proof OF
advance direction Of
Justice public reform would be in
Furnishing criminals in high places
The conviction single wealthy
pubci
twitchng moral
those who de-
led with impunit
bottom principle Is
and the rapid strides
prosperity been accompanied by preda
punderng inevitable
Oldest of Europe have
implies influences at
London Manchester and Liverpool Berlin not
combinations dictate
shining
strength popular aggegaions
work
operate pristine competition
the faith Of fore
the original
nockng myrads
Liberty with adj
deeds eliminated the Decar
ton Independence which ceeoa tomorrow
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03

broken on a wedge Of pie such as
mother makes will rightly consider
himself the victim of a superstition
Philadelphia Record
The editor of the Journal of Lu-
verne, Ala, reports that a horned
frog walked into his sanctum, stood
on its hind legs and winked at him.
Some people still believe prohibition
prohibits Kanesburgh llluminator.
AS long as everybody was expect
ing Emperor William to start trou-
Bile he was pretty well hedged about
for peace Now that he is gener-
ally regarded as a peace conservator
look out! Kansas City Star.
If this sort Of thing continues the
time soon may come when those few
persons who have failed to receive
honorary degrees from college will
be able to organize themselves into a
small and select club Cincinnati En-
quirer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03
Money In Cinnabar

of with pride
the chief quicksilver the continent How
admitted of these show signs of de-
teoramg matter Of few
all signs fail the golden
will
the Importance of cnnabar and the
quicksilver
handling quick property the fact that the capital
required small reduction plants be
before the The railroads do not take all
profits hundreds thousands
buildings bearing the valuable
The simple pacerng and far less expensive
than hydraulic mining the appreciation of California for
particular following comment of
the Francisco Recorder
For half century California has been the chief producer of quick
world principal quick
producing county New Ida and AL
MAIDEN opened The discovery and rich
ledge Guadalupe which has been traced for
distance of three miles indefinite
being the chief worlds quicksilver
the which accidentally
a irrigation
that the development of CALIFORNIA;
it's infancy The cnnabar belt this follows the
from Ventura south
outside of the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03
hizpah Hotel

Nnarta but eAa rfeF rssn
ahe aFH nata NOT ANN
cmp RUNNING MArEH is rAru
ROOM ues h sam
private hafhs Hais ~ - eahn
COMMERClAl RATES
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03

Alaska refrigerators, the best in
the land all sizes at less than fac
tory cost. Tonopah Hardware Co.
m17tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS FOR GRO
cERIES.

Sealed bids or proposals for fur
nishing the County Hospital and In
digents of Nye county with groceries
during the year commencing on the
list Of July, 1918, and ending on the
1st day of January, 1914, will be re-
ceived by the Board of County Com
missioners up to and including the
It'll day of July, 1913.
The bidder is to bid on the price
at so much above cost.
All bids so offered must be in writ
ing and have endorsed thereon Bids
for Groceries for Nye County Hospit-
al and Indigents of Nye county" and
must be filed with the clerk Of the
Board of County Commissioners on
or before the 7th day of July, 1913.
The Board reserves the right to re
iect any and all bids.
County Commissioners Of Nye Coun.
ty, Nevada, by
ROBERT G. POHB,
Clerk of the Board
Dated June 9Th, 1913.
4t-j1219,26-jyS
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03

Read the Bonanza Want Ads.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03
Interesting Sidelights


What, baseball in Barcelona! At
last bull fighting is doomed Boston
Globe.
Not so many objections in the
way Of getting to Gettysburg as
there were this time so years ago
Baltimore Sun.
Why can't the United States build
an lmperator? Don't let all the walk
ing delegates speak at once-Brookly
Eagle.
Some of those New England rail
roads seem to be trying to justify
everything that Louis Brandeis said
about them.-Washingt Herald,
With a little pruning and polishing
the presidents address to congress
would almost pass muster as com.
mencement essay,-Pittsburg Gazette,
A Runaway Russian princess has
gone broke in New York. One thing
can always be said for that city
it is no respector of persons.-Wash
ington Post.
New York boasts that it has low
er average of divorces to marriages
than either Cincinnati or ST. Louis
But is that really anything to boast
of?--Kansas City Journal
An Australian bought picture for
Sc cents and sold it for $4,000
What is art? 1t seems to be money
for the fellow who doesn't paint
pictures Philadelphia Inquirer
A Missouri minister says that the
true title reverend" means moth
ing. Doesn't it? We thought il
meant a good dinner when mar
wearing it come to the house.-De
troit Free Press.
Probably the lunchcounter mar
who had to pay $3.50 for a toott
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LOCATION
OF THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE
OF THE WILLOW CREEK

Know all men by these presents:
That on the 18th day Of June, 1913,
in accordance with a resolution duly
adopted by its board of directors and
duly ratified by its stockholders at
regularly called meetings, the prin-
cipal office of the Willow Creek Min
ing company was removed from the
State Bank and Trust Company build.
ing, in the Town of Tonopah, County
of Nye, State of Nevada, to The
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Com
pany building, Columbia and Ramsey
streets, in the Town Of Goldfield,
County of Esmeralda, State of Ne
vada, and that A. II. Howe was APP
pointed and has been the resident
agent Of the said company in charge
of said office since the said change
was made.
Dated at Goldfield, Nevada, this
18th day of June, 1918.
WILLOW CREEK MINING COM
PANY,
BY A. II. HOWE, secretary.
j19-26.jy3-1O-t4
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03
coNtolosrtn Auro cosrAsg

phHa EnHea WNet msn hna
ftpifss Hstes casts ufri haa raaa
fah e. Naahsfaa ant HaeH8 auen
taia cars lcaFs Tatarsh cans Isl
arrival IS man aad itags wanhaitat
a. t.sa 3 m
W C HANDING Aeeut
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03
HEAT CLOSES FACTORIES.

DUBUUQE, Iowa, July 3.-North-
western Iowa is suffering from the
most severe heat of the season.
Many factories were compelled to
shut down.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03
Reopened Shoe shop.

Louis Mendel has returned to Ton
opah and will open his shoe shop on
Florence avenue, next door to JUS
tice court, opening July Z. j2.tS
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03

sf osfssasa aad laase segtsa ears fas.
atst hst8 aeskaa simos fsFtnaaHsE fa hAt
.s.f. ssls 3 nnnea aHaauni rfttfstae he
sd lasa8Hf he aaaaalafs fatfan
mas afsaae eftaf6f n fhf 'tfaHfF
ua eanahar 81 ehn waffala fHtsaai Ia
California and quicksilver na.fed teH to
aeone 81 be Comt loae tf scuh AeaH eFa tra
constitute ch.ef market rfenett
rhere are however heaub u.nrreHaaa clior
ala uhlrh exploited eAhauf
Die deposits q vel established Yaue ahch
ina 90 existing conditions
shall AID
favorable development evidence Bu
vas ans
limited number Of generations che human
exclusive enjoyment o. he mineral wealth
county Britain drawing
for a thousand years ard
anything OWNED the they viii be
upon undminished yield a years
mineral producer well that
any mining country the world
joyful frecracke will
the th
indulge the full their desires be
he fire
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-07-03

A. The Bcuansa ofrte nlce clean
sot raEa. nree ans FIRE frum tui
tons and hooks and eyes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
JUARFZ MAY ESCAPE
ATTACK BN REBELS

vi Paso, Texas, July ~ juan
Sanchez Azcona. private secretary -
Francisco Mldero at the time Madero
was deposed aud killed, accompanies
by lose Maria Mnytorena. governor D!
sonora at the same time. reached
here today returning from q confer
ence with Ncnustiano carranza. ~
Coahuila. and announced that all reh-
els In northern Meico are in perfect
accord. Following their arrival here
Mexican federal secret service men
said message was sent 90 Pancho
villa to Withdraw from the vicinity
of Juarez and concentrate ON Chihuu-
hua. for fear of embroilng the Unit
ed states In the event of a border
battle. Azcoha and Maytorena de-
clined to affirm or deny bringing such
u message from Carranza.
Juarez officials received message
from Chihuahua today stating that
the relief column OF Pascual Orozco
advancing from the south ana repair.
Ing the railway into Chihuahua, mad
repulsed the rebels al Mapula. near
Chihunhua. killing 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
HOTEL WATCHMANAT
COLORADOSPRINGS .
SHOT DEAD BY
MASKED MAN
Bandit After Cruel Murder Es.
capes TO Hills Without
Booty; Posses Scour Hills
for Desperate.
NINE SUSPECTS SEIZED
BUT NONE IDENTIFIED
ID Ieased WIre ro ErenInr IIeraId.l

fBy Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald. !
Colorado springs. July IA mask
cd man attempted 10 hold up the
night clerk at the Gin house. fash-
ionable summer hotel AZ Manitou,
twelve mites west Of here early today.
shot and killed Night Waterman G.
Whitehead and escaped to the hills.
a posse was sent In pursuit. but up %
. o'clock this morning had found no
trace Of the man Several susp' 'c.s
were taken into custnfy. hut none
haA been Identified as the would be
holdup.
walking past number ~ The guests
on the porch and In rhe '5bby. the
bandit. shortly before ] O'Clock this
morning, covered night Clerk ',orrtd
Casson and Night Watchman white
head with revolver and ordered
them behind rhe counter. whitehead
made an attempt to escan' .rrongh
cloak room door but bullet from
the bandits gun dropped him dead
The shot reused the late guests aud
without attempting go secure any
money or valuables the bandit rushed
through the outer door, jumped a high
porch railing and disappeared In the
darkness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
Men, Women and Children Of
Mexico City Anxious TO
Fight for Country Against
Foreign Foe.
THREAT TO DYNAMITE
AMERICAN EMBASSY
Ambassador Wilson Protests to
Washington Against COntin-
ued Demonstration Against
United States.
lRy I.eased VIC % Isvenlnr llernl.l.l ]

hy Leased WIfe a. Evening Herald. !
Mexico city july i2-An an0ny-
nous letter containing threats to
dynamite the United States embassy
was received by Ambassador Henry
Lane Wilson today. The letter was
az onoe forwarded TO the state depart
ment az Washington and d copy sent
to the Mexican foreign office with
request for an investigation
Ambassador Wilson has also ener-
getically protested 10 the Mexican
government against the continuance
of anti-Americsn demonstrations
A. an indication cf the fervor OF
the patriotism that has been aroused
In Mexico the department Of the in
terror announced today that reports
Of $4,000 workmen had appealed TO
the government for military instruc-
tion In order that they might be ready
Ia fight for the national existence
The Newspaper IN Pals says Il has
been visited by committee of wOm-
en- school teachers. who offered TO
enter the ranks ~ the army ana
fight In case Of an International con-
flict.
The students VI the federal capital
are organizing demonstration for
Sunday In which they have invited the
workingmen and an other olnsses 20
participate. Although the organizers
have cautioned those who will parti-
cipate 10 keep order. there Is grave
fear on the part Of conservative Mex
leans and also among the American
colony that demonstration viii proc
woke serious trouble. IN spite of the
protests of Ambassador Wilson IN re-
gard 10 the attitude of the newspa-
pers. especially ~ El Pals, that Jour
nal devotes Us first page 20 the anti
American movement, It's articles be-
ing highly sensational In lts editor
ial columns II cautions prudence hut
utters strong intimation that the
time Is near when McXicans must
fight tho United States. it urges the
public not "a place itself In the posi-
tion Of having provoked war and TO
leave the responsibility to the United
states II declares that "a great
wave Of patriotic enthusiasm has
been aroused throughout the coun-
try"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
NIInnr.nln AIan Ilrnll-l.-

81 Paul july i2-Dr. A. j. Dor
scy. of the University 81 Minnesota
agricultural school. has telegraphed
his refusal % the offer t0 become
head of the department of hortlcul-
ture at The University of Arizona.
.~-~~~~~e-N~~~~~~~
amount of federal reserve notes as it
reasonably needs. and give as eollat-
eral for the money such papers as u
has acquired by rediscounting tor its
shareholding baaks, hut can only pay
out three times as much of these
notes as II has sold IN is yauita.
60 The changing Of reserves--rhe
sharehOldlng banks are required BY
a gradual process 20 establish a por-
tion OF their Reserves with the federal
reserve bank in their district. and
after the lapse OF three years the bal
ances OF one bank with another AZ a.
present arranged VIII no longer count
as reserve.
This provision has aroused much
opposition from the RESERVE banks o.
large cities. as a large proportion of
the deposits consist Of the reserve bal
ances OF out-of-town banks.
National Bank Charters Enlnrsei.
The charters OF national hanaa
having ti.Oo0.00 capital are enlarged
80 aa to permit the establishment 0l
banks In foreign countries ana ,ne
charters of country banks ENLARGED
20 permit lending On reai sstate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
Tells Senate Committee That
Manufacturers Association
Planned Warfare Ag inst
Union Labor ccngressmsm !
WORKED TO RE-EI.ECI
LITTLEFrELD OF MAINn
Aldrioh Also Favorite Of Vest
ed Interests, According ia
Story Of Man who Claims "a
Have Been Lobby Chief.

rny feneoa wire 20 Egenine Msinia.f
washington. July LEVINE Mars
tin M Mulhaf. one-tlme chief lon-
byist for the National Association q
Manufacturers % the prize. me sens
ate ald house lobby investigators
continued their contest today Tor nrat
tqaiimony from the star Witness. Tho
senate won. Surrounded ~ guards
to ward on dubpoenn servers lroni tho
house. Muihall conllnued his STORY 14-
fore tho senate committee, recliInN
details of the dEhi he alleged tno
manufacturers iinanoed % best Rep-
resentative Hughes of New Jer1oys
now q senator. 90 re-eleet Aldrich a.
senator from Rhode iriand and res
elect former Representative Llstler
field of Anine.
Mulhall talked Of "Inslde WORKS
and ouiaide work." of q hookkeopeN
~ the American Federation Of Labor
whom he chaFged with later becom-
Ing q paid spy for aho Manufactur<
err association, and of n. Carroll
Downes. private secretary 10 fogmeE
Senator McComnp o. Mankind. who
be alleged was taking pay from tho
Manufacturers association when if
waa trying 70 beat McComnp bacouno
% his einht-hopr labor bills. Null
halls testimony may ever several
duya
The house cummltsee meanwhlle.
foiled In It's attempts 10 net Afaf leatl-
mony from Mulhnll. made formal a..
mand on tho senate conmltsae for ila
list of witnesses yet unheard and
nIas.Qa4 A.. sssnas amaam s..a.4. - AZ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
COLORADO BAR
OFFICERS CHOSEN
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Colorado Springs. July 12.--Offi-
Gers were elected by the Colorado Bar
association this morning as follows:
Henry a. Dubbs, Denver. president.
Frank J. Annls, Fort Collins. wee
president.
John J. Hendricks. Trinidad. sec
Ond vice president.
william u. Wadley. Denver. secre-
tary-treasurer.
Mr. Wndley was reelected ia- the
fourth consecutive time
The selection Of the next meeting
place was left to the executive com
mittee committee. 4 special com
mittee was authorized To consider the
adVlsability of establishing an advis-
ory legislative bureau 90 whip into
shape bills introduced IN the legislo-
ture and measures Initiated. The
convention adjourned AT noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12
CONVICT NEW YORK
STATE SENATOR
CONFESsES
Reported That District Attor-
ney Has Statement Implicat-
ing Members of Both Houses
in Bribery Conspiracy.

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New York. July i2.--Formcr state
senator stephen r. Stillweil. recently
convicted Of soliciting brlbe and
sentenced to from four To eight years
I'm sing sins prison. turned over 10
District Attorney Whitman today
what is said to be a statement involv-
ing members OF the senate and assem-
bly, In alleged irreglar acts with ref
erence 90 legislation enacted az Al
hany last year
Robert Moore. counsel for Stillweh
issued this statement
There is no truth In the report
that Stillwell has confessed To the
district attorney, dy client has
nothing 10 confess lie expects to go
to Sing Sing prison next Wednesday
morning