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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-05
Carrnnxn Seek. Information.

NoEaies. sonora, Men, November 4.
General Curranza. head of the Mcxi-
can Constituti"nalists, asked Dr. Hen
~ Tuprer. OF the international Peace
Forum. tonight TO telegraph Secretary
OF state Bryan and learn if tho re-
ported American communication to
Huerta indicated an intention to in
tcrvene with arms III Mexico.
The chief OF the Constitutionalists
also desired DIR. Topper To express TO
Mn. Bryan his belief that armed inter
vcntion would be uncalled for, since
the Constitutionalists were convinced
that with the privilege OF freely I'm
porting arms and war munitions. they
would be able to overthrow the Huerta
regime III short time.
On the other hand. General Carranza
said il would require years for the
United states To pacify Mexico.
To his original request presented
sunday to the American officials at
Washington General carranza added
another tonight. lie not only desires
the embargo on the export OF arms TO
Mexico lifted. but wants the privilege
OF transporting his soldiers over Amer
lean territory
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-05
GARRISON LEAVES
PANAMA FOR HOME
Declares There Is No Disagree
ment Between Goethals
and Mctcalf.

Panama. November 4.-Thc American
Secretary OF War. Iindlcy NJ. Garrison.
and party. sailed for New York this
afternoon from Colon. Before leaving
Panama. the secretary gave his i'm
prcssions OF the canal.
Il think" said he. 1t is a work mag
niticently done. have seen every :
thing. and literally II is one marvel
succeeding another"
Asked as TO when the canal would
b. opened 10 commerce. he replied:
Il don't think IL wise TO indulge in
prophecies. Machinery OF character
more extensive and complicated than
any heretofore used and obstacles OF "A
character never before encountered are
factors which make II unwise for me TO
predict. No doubt, however. I'll that
human ingenuity can accomplish In the
way Of speed and special effort is be-
ing done. and the day is not far dis
tunt when prediction will no longer lie
necessary"
With reference TO future rcorganiza-
ton in order that the canal may be
operated. the secretary said he was not
yet ready TO Indicate his views. lie
added:
II have talked with Colonel Gocthais
and Governor Mctcalf separately and
together. and am pleased to find that
there is absolutely no truth in certain
rumors that there WAS any disagree :
ment between them. and regret that
any one should have indicated any
thing of the kind existed"
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SENATOR IN QUANDARY
Porter. However, Receivers His Hug-
Snse from Strange Woman.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Washington. November 4.--Senator
James Hamilton Lewis arrived unhcr-
aided from Chicago last night. y por-
ter took his bags. preceded him from
the train and vanished Later tho
porter was located at the other end Of
the station without the bags. ~ fool
man took them, sir said the PORTER
when the angry Senator descended ON
him. He put them III a big automo-
bile: There's lady i'll the automobile
sir
From tho shadow Of a pillar Senator
Lewis contemplated the automobile. In
side the machine he could see his bags
The woman WAS sitting back III the car
and lie couldn't make out her features.
Mrs. Lewis is in Europe. and the
Senator was iii Il uuandary. He had
visions Of a kidnapping plot.
Here. YOU he said to the porter,
get mo those bags. DO anythinS-
only get them"
Still in tho shadow. he watched the
porter parlcy with the occupant of the
car and finally get the bags. and then
the Senator sped through the station
To = taXicab stand and dashed away.
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LIVE POULTRY.
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harseA mat Madam. nrlsson vas nov

CHARGED that Madame Brisson was now 90 :
cupylns her place IN Slater domicile.
Although the police established the IA, :,
thlt Madame B!i>son had been living at the
slater apartment IL the Avenue Diena they
were unable TO md out that there had been
anything tina, could 10 called misconduct
The court. theTeupon. accepted the expla :
nation OF tho woman that 81. had ,nere!y.
been acting as nurse ana Interpreter for
Slater. who had been III.
The skaters Mere married in New York ~
1872 and parted In 1912, when both partic-
entered divorce proceedings. j. her suit
Mrs slater. VINO WAS Alice Spy. OF Bostot.
alleged that sne was pcnailess. although he
husband Inherited from his father $sil y }
and possesses an income ~ $4,000 Il yent
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Time Limit Reported Set.

Srecia! Gable to Tie Times dispatch. !
Vera Cru@. November i.-rhero are
insistert rumors here tonight that
president Wilson has given IIuerta
s"rentN-two hours from noon this date
I" Nacatc the presidency In favor Of
fedr" LaSourain. former Minister Of
foreiSn Relations at tho time Of Ma
doro'S death This IL said to he in ac-
cord With the ideas OF Carranza and
his following.
Taking tn" arrival OF tho three bat
ileships' which have just anchored in
the harhor, together with the above
mentioned runor concerning Huerta
and President Wilson. there is great
eAc!tcnent here to-n!ght
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COAL DUST is CAUSE
Report on Recent Fatal Occurrence In
Dawson Mine.

Dawson. y NJ. November Goal
dust was the predominant force in the
explosion that wrecked Mine No. 2. of
the Stag Canyon Fuel Company. Oc-
tober -, killing 263 men. according To
a statement issued to-day by Eecs III.
Beddow, state Mine Inspector. II has
not been determined what ignited the
dust.
Tho statement declared that gas
played little, if any. part in the cx-
plosion. that week before the ex-
plosion the inspector had taken sam :
Piles OF air which We're analysed by the
United States Bureau OF Mines at Pitts
hurEh. and showed only 1900 Of l
per cent Of mcuthanc. This. the in :
spector. points out. is very low for a
mine of that character. lie says in the
last ten days experts have been search :
ing for gas, but have not found enough
anywhere IN the mine TO show In 4
safety lamp test
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EACH OF THESE TRIPIETS
HAS DIFFERENT BIRTHDAY
lSpccinl to &c TlnrA.nlsnntch l

!SpcciaI 10 The Time Dispntchl
Philadelphia. November a.--Cne 81 ;bs
most remark ablo records In tho vital stnti~-
ties or Philadelphia has been made nec,s.
sary through the birth OF tr!plets to MIR
Elizabeth Holmes, 2soy Amin Street Ths,.
are three healthy boys
The births extended over period OF nftt =
nine hours. the frat baby arriving last
ing.
Or William Paul tho family physician.
inE and at 7:30 O'Clock a boy weighing four
and three-quarter pounds. was born.
saturday morning another boy arrived
weighing i've and "a half pounds. and at C:l.,
o'clock sunday morning the third boy ar
rived. Melghing i've
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TO SPEND WINTER IN MIAMI
Former President Dinz, of Mexico. An
nounccs Plans.

Miami. Fla. November i.-Portirio
DiaH. former President of Mexico. will
1.-Two in Miami the coming winter. ac-
cordinr to Rafael ltuesga. Mexican con-
sui here Senior Ruesga said to-day no
expected the eNPrcsidcnt TO arrive
about December /. Ills family VIII ac-
company him.
Announcement OF General baz's
pldns was made in Il letter TO Consul
Rucs-a. The consul said that biaz.
now IN Europe. desires to reside in q
warmer climate during the winter but
is adverse to returning To Mexico I'M
less summoned on account Of political
conditions.
With the aid of Senior lSaranifr Il
member Of the Mexican Congress, senior
KucsGa Is cndcayoring TO lease a cot
taSe Tor General piaZ. The consul said
Tonight tlIat Il winter home near that
OF William Jennings Bryan probably
would DO selected.
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CHICAGO GKAIN MARkET.

'HIch.o. NE; Novcinher t-.i.owcr cable,
today formed the chief cause Of "A ,..,Iiu,
IA wheat. ranging from s.ut.r. not Syinp..
theti'uIly ether grain WAS carried down.
"ath. corn 20 "a net loss OF :. Ts,c. TO -,gst
Mn9 oats TO IN drop OF shade to i.ni.
Provisions also suffered from thu genera
weakness, losing from 1i1a2c co;nn.r.I
"l.h the previous close.
Cash grain closed: Whcat-No red st. a
:o'7c No. hard. Ssh. ust'4c.. 40. : northern
sInss'3c: No. spring. s5Vss,,c. Corn-Eo
,ls;;r' &c: No. white. &c. No. yellow
$3.50 no 3 l7ul:c. Oats-No. : whi,.
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GIRL SENTENCED TO DEATH
First Conviction of Woman for Murder
since state Iins iind Constitution.
TSp"claI 20 The TlintS- Dispatch.I

New Haven, Conn. November -
BESSIE j, Wakefield, sirl-mothcr.
stood At the bar OF the superior Court
fenced to death before sunrise on the
morning OF March 1. 1914" for the muir
field.
She is the FIRST woman 10 be con-
vlcted OF murder in the first degree
since the State HAS had u Constitution.
Judge Lucicn +. 8urpce also sen :
fenced 10 death James Plcw. Mrs.
plice in the murder Then h. condemn.
ed Joseph i;erIcron. convicted muir.
dcrer. The three death sentences were
delivered within a space of twelve min
uteS.
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SPANIARDS SAIL FOR HOME.
Combined Wealth of Party OF 400
AmOuntn TO S2.ODNONO.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times-D ispatch.I
New York. November 4.-Whne the
steamer Lorraine sails to-day for
France there will be on board 500
Spaniards. who. for tho last Ave or
six years. have been working and saw
Ing with a view of returning TO their
native land with American wealth.
One of the biggest Spanish festivals
Is scheduled to take place ut the end
OF the month in Madrid. and 1t is TO
this city that the Spanish voyagers are
bound. Alfredo Gonzales. who book ed
passage for the party, said yesterday
that the combined wealth OF the Span
iards, representing their savings Of
five years. would be at least 5000
nnn
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SELECTED RY MRS. WILSON
Glove und life" Transferred From Cor
cOrnn \ rt Cutlery.
ISnncinl ~ I'm Lisnatchn

ESPECIAL u The TIMES Dispatch.1
Washington. November 3-AIrs
Woodrow Wilson's we'll known love for
art Las been exercised III choosing
tasteful decorations for tho White
House walls. Her latest acquisition Is
Love and Life one of the master
pieces Of George Frank Watts an Eng
lish painter OF the nineteenth century
which she has transferred from tn.
corcoran Art Gallery. Love and Life"
* the property OF the United states
having been presented 10 this country
hy the artist Ii hung in the White
House twice before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-05
Cau.es I.Iurrr In Herlin.

Special CabIo 10 The Times Dispntch
Berlin, November THE reported
communication to Provisional prcsi-
lent liuerta by tho United states gov
ninmcni caused 4 decided furry In the
newspaper circles. but less Impression
nn the Foreign Office. There the be-
iiei was expressed that WASHINGTON
would scarcely have taken such a Stcp
without previously consulting the Eau
roPcan governments, Ia accordance
with Secretary Hryan's recent assur-
:tnCcS
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PETITION FOR RELIEF
Complaint Filed Against Freight Rnte
of HhnSnhnfe HNck.

washington. November 4.-Complaint
was filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day by the Virginia.
Carolina Chemical Company and tho
Charleston Is c. Mining and Manu-
rate or phosphate rock used In making
fertilizer from the Mount Pleasant dis
shreveport. La The Louisville and
Nnshviile, St. Louis. Iron Mountain and
Southern. the Texas and Pacific and
several other roads are named in the
petition for relief
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NAVAL STORES.


Wilmington. ); G.. November A-spiri,s
'furpentine- steady at 4lAc; receipts casks.
Tar--i'irm at 500. Crude Turpen,ine-Firm
al f3n3tD.
savannah. ca November 4.--rurpentlne-
Firm at i2a.u43c sales 35? casks receipts
81. casks. shipments 400 casks: stock 566s
cnska. Rosin-- Firm, sales 2,lsl barrels; re-
cc!pts 1921 barrels; shipments 24T4 barrels;
stock l5S.933 bnrrele. quote: y, D, u, $500.
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Bnttlc.hips Mt yern crux.

Ncra Cruz. Novcmber 4.-Thc third
division OF the United states Atlantis
!lcct comprising tho four battlcships
lthoGc Island. Virginia. Nebraska and
New Jersey, arrived hero ut GAS o'clock
thus evening. The warships anchored
outside the brcakwatcr
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France Anxious TO Helm.

Paris. November 4.--The French
government is considering the posi-
hiliiy OF offering in this moment OF
crisis It's friendly services TO the
United States and Mexico.
No action has been taken, II is un-
derstood. beyond making Informal in
quiries at Washington and Mexico City
as TO whether anything could 10 done
To case tho present tension.
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Egypt IN 1882, dictated by exactly the
same CONGREGATIONS as those which are
actuHOnE president Wilson We said
we COULD not tolerate anarchy SO near
the Suez Canal How. then, can we
expect tho United States to sit down
quietly while TN" situation in Central
Ainelica is jeopardizinE the ranama
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TITANIC SURVIVOR KILLED

Sailor on BiS Liner Crushed to Death
by Rush of Coal.
Shamokin. Pa, November 4-Martin
Moran survivor of the. Titanic dis
aster, was killed to-day by. a rush of
sailor on the big liner. and when she
went down he jumped into the ocean.
SWAN TO boat and was saved
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ACQUITTED ON CHARGE
BROUGHT By Ills WIFE

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.l
paris. November i.--Snmuel Slater of tho
Slater Wooden Mills Company. n strong New
England corporation. waR acquitted to-day
In the Paris courts OF the charge or mis-
conduct with Madame BriRson. the English
widow Of q FTcnchman. Slator6 VITO had
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Strength and Service are char
actcristics OF the
Broadway National Bank
MONEY IN WHEAT

N'o1 Buys Puts or Calls 1000 bushels
o. vhea. No further risk. y movement OF
ic from price gives you chance 20 take 1870 a.:
&c. 10000. 81. 32oc, o. etc Write for pa-ticu-
lara
THE CENTRAL STOCK GRAIN CO.,
Park Bldg. Cleveland. q.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARIE.

ltn,n,,ai - y - -. - y To;
Petersburg. Va. November i.--Peanuts-
Spanish Farmers. new spanish. sl.i5 ~
bushcl. NirginiHs--Fancy jumbo, &C. Der
pound. fancy handpickcd stsaaNc Der
pound. extra prime. 3lf3t.c. per pound slioll-
Ing stock. 2SY3c. per pound.
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SAMUEL GOMPERS, JR. NAMED
Appointed TO $1,000 Position by Secrc-
tnry Nf l.mhOr MilsOn.

Washington. November 4.-Samuel
G"upers. il, son Of the president of
the american Federation CT Labor, was
to-day appointed chic! OF the division
al publications and supplies, at a
salary OF 5000 a year. by Secretary
uf Labor Wilson.
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Sensational itunnors.

ESPECIAL Cable TO The Timcs- Dispatch.
Mexico city. November "A great
many sensational and alarming ru-
Iuors are being circulated tonight ON
uiie land the report may he heard that
the United States has decided upon
active intervention, and that prcsi-
dent liucrta has decided TO tight IL out.
IL another quarter tho report is being
circulated that American troops are
already on the wa" to Mexico. These
stories arc evidently based upon tho
cablcsranS which have been coming
from the United states all day. asking
tor news 81 Charge d'Anaircs
oShauehncssy's alleged presentation
~ an uitimatum from President Wilson
- President iiuerta.
The positive statement has been is
sued by both O. Shaughuessy ana iucr-
IA that thcr. IS no truth in the state
meht that Wilson has demanded that
huorta resign And tile general be
lief here is that iucrta Viii not re-
sign, no matter how strong the pres
sure may become. notwithstanding
'nis general belief those who know
liuerta say that there is possibility
that lie might resign II no pressure
were brought - lcar. ara lie could lie
assured that his dignity would not
suffer
Threats either actual or implied viii
lave 10 other effect upon Hucrta than
70 provoke him 10 stubborn resistance.
An>thihg IN 'ha sNay q inAammatory
newspaper a!!iclss. az this time viii
make il absolutely Impossible to dis
lodge the President peacefully.
New Demands Probable.
While II : stated as fact that no
now representations have been made
70 Mexico hy thc United States. there
reason q believe that such repre-,
"a 2
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Chicngc

Chicago. III. November i-Hogs- Market
lower at iJT.0c. Bulk of sales s755fi / 20
cattle-Siow and barely steady. Reeves
s1.i0Tlso: cows and hcifers. s330us25 calves
$500 Hoo. Sheep-Strons and mostly leul5c
higher at siiogoio: lambs. 35.Soa7.J5.
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Markets
LOCAL. MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Levy Commission Co. COM
mission Merchants. Richmond. Val
Richmond. Va. November I. 1919.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
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New York. November a.-Iiciiday on cot.
ION Exchange. Stock. 3L.ei bales
Io,al to-day at all rorts-Nct receipts
III Isl bales: export 70 Great Britain is.os
sol LIS bales. $500 80 -
Consolidated n, ali ports-He, receipts.
;n;.is bales. export 20 Great Britain io5 55t
hhier; To France. 1906 bales. 10 tho Cont.
nent. flss9 bales
Total since September n, all por,s-Nc,
hritain =! 81 bales; 70 France. AH 10 bales
70 the Continent l1.3.S:7 baies 10 Janan
h'Ni oales' TO Mexico. ioodi bales
%ew Orleans, November THE cotton
market was dull but steady. from the OMEN
Ing to tho close today The holiday in Kew
York quiet In Liverpool ana the nenrness
OF inc pending census report on ginning
caused traders on ho,h silcr 20 Withdraw
from thn market. Fluctuations v,er- within
marrow !!Hitr' although the market In Il
silast "hS, was disposed 10 do better. Tn.
opening "as steady. point up to poin,
down, Liverpool WAS abou, 10. due The
weather map was favorable. but THE was
balanced 10y the forecast OF unsettled
weather. Tor practically tho en,ire cotton
hhtaHoraole leading 20 quiet buying. which
persisted throughout the session. The feat
urr OF these reports was the statement Ma.
IN IeAas picking practically would oc I'm
ishcd by the middle OF the month. T.lc.
grams stated that In some districts Of IN,
eastern belt farmers wer. selling ,hcir lns,
bales Of cotton. Prices gradually rose i'm.
I'll they were 5tis points over Yesterday.
iNst quotations The close was tteudy ~, I,
net gain OF GH. points "
ding. lsA.c. Sales tho sIo, lts9 bnies ana
Ist' To arrive. Cotton futures closed: \o.
vrinbcr, l3.t3 December. l2ds January. Il Ii
March, 1880. May. 1875. Iuly. 1897.
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S26.75-..New Orleans ard Return...S26. Is
United Daughters Of C0nfederacy
VIA SOUTHERN UAII.wAy

VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
Tickets on sale November s, q. lOa nd
IL. final limit returning. reaching Rich'
mond November 10. 1919, but may H..
extended ut New Orleans to Deccnhn'.
c. 1919 This round trip fare open ~
general public. Through sleeping ca,
fare. 1928 for lower berth Consni,
agents at got East Main Street.
(AdVcrtisetnep@
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. November T. 1919
Following arc the quotations on the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchanges:
HOGSHEADS.
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RICHMoND hay MARKET.

Richmond. Va. November 4. 1919
Following are the quotations on tho Rich. !
!nond Hay ENchaase
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COTTON MARKETS

=.
General conditions Of market on All -,
modit'es very GOOD. same being firm
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

IIcL'nonC. va, Nor-lmb-l l. III?
QUOTATIONS on 'CIIANGC
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
CLOVIS BANKS HOLD
ANNUAL ELECTION; ARE
IN GOOD CONDITION

Clovis. S. NJ, jan 1.-The First
National bank Of clovis this week neld
is annual election a. follows. y. g..
Reed, president, -. " Singleton.
.Is, .l,r president 5 j Boyukiu, soc-
.ui y.,, president q u. Oldham,
cashier. s V sAatd, tssistan, cish-
Ter The first National bank has al
ways b,cu ono of tho leading institu-
toms ia tho upbuilding of this section
Of tho state.
The Clovis National bank election
WIS also ncld and the same officers
were reelected. The business of the
clovis National bank grow consider
ably within the last year and their
yearly statement Was credit Co their
nstiutiun.
The tltlliuu OF Justice W The uHucc
lused q great d,ul ~ interest among
40 mon. over roo votes were poll
20 100 one precinct and In precinct .
..,r 900 N,r, puucd judge Noblc,
Democrat, and Judge pryor. social
ist, Nere elected
rhv tire department WAS called ont
last night twice within six hours. The
nrst call WAS from the east part al
town where "a hay stack was all ablnzr
ust IN the rear of the Grand Avenue
hotel The second call came nt about
b o.lo.k N the morning when an
other nag stacH Vas found afire near
the old NTH In the southern part oi
town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
MICE MAY BATTLE
SUPREME COURT
IN TOME CASE
Highest Tribunal Poring Over
Tattered and Torn New
Mexico Document Of Year
A. D. 1889.

Washington. Jan. 2i.--From n tat
tered and torn document written IT,
1888 tho supreme court Is cndoavoring
10 ascertain whether heirs Of the first
settlers OF Tome, y. ~. I'M that year
are nov entitled 10 tho land upon
which the town IL located, or whether
the titlc 81 In the municipality. The
case was submitted for decision Just
before tho holidays
In the paper IL Is described that
Governor Mendoza, OF the Kingdom
81 New Mexico received n petition
from twenty eight persons, asking for
the grant. because SO many foOtpaths
cncroaChed upon them len tho town Of
Albuquerque that they were unable 90
extend their cultivation and stock
raising there. A description by Caps
tain Juan Gonzales Baz. senior justice
nnd war captain OF Albuquerque, oi
bic putting these petitioners IN pos
session ~ tho new grant can be de-
ciihcrcd.
Uutvcru tho ravarog of mice and
tlp uncertainty of ga, meaning nj the
grIntut. thc question of whether the
Individual settlers or the settlement as
m' -ot the land " not easy OF as
,ertainmcnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
OKLAHOMA MOBILES
TO COME TO DALLAS IN
DE LUXE SPECIAL

Dallas TeN. Jan 2l-.A kdar Tenn
pile ot TULSA. okla. bias authorized
40, Missouri kansas a Texas Rail-
road company Go place au order with
tn, Pullman company Tor "a special
tram OF six dc luxe s'eepers and an
observation car for tho Sobiss of
that Temple who vii come to Dallas
Ia May tor the meeting 90 the Inn
porial council Ancient Arabic order
\ohlys oft tho Mystic shrine. India
Tempt" ct oklahoma city and Be
douin Tempt, OF MuskuRco are to bc
equally ss we'll represented az Akdar,
and the three visiting DELEGATIONS viii
bc quartcred IN one of Dallas lead ns
hotels. whcrr pkluhoma win enter
tain visitors from the other cities IN
Shrnedum in tn" hospitahlc way for
which tho new state Is famed These
three cijice are aiso planning 90 M
terrain visiting delegations On route
TO Dallas. a-d VIII utgr those Shrin.
crs who pass through tho ucw state
en- route 60 n..Hs tu stop OVER 1ithcr
.uI Naskugc, Tulsa ur oklahoma
cay
IS e. crush. grncrai passenger
agent lt the Missouri Kansas and
T,Ata railroad. h.s instructed The
NHruu r,pro-,ua,iv. OF hig COM
mus fl k..p u touch with drvClup-
W,uH iu their respective hctduudr-
tors yum 90 Shrine eiHuopoIut. lie
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