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ih~ht oTsahia-fs IN The soal1.s -
,h- suis". iHsiisai-i tI- ssiL sl.ssI-
.d murder "f tho a-t~,tite and Of
f.fsi hia, and dii ss,naliS Ras Liza.
for ih- 'sim--pT.n,is..i protection
by Abe s"nspiraioe. si,s deserted
him after bis arrest. xaHrsH-iii told
all MsGary. IL =. .pd.,sis0.i. has
disappeared
The signed r"nfo@s.os 70 - .-ass.s-
sion ~ .-a-Esi iohn clzs.
zaneaH~!iO's ssu'.s.iYn = as ss!-
ioNs
= ioia-a she Uu.,-, Miar w.sL.
-'' "f in-ri's. ana ~h-n ,Hn s,sia.
'anI'' 'n-r" ~a. n. ,noy- w.fi. s-a
sn"' AHiic Arst a.sG 4. sas
tent caisny al i.adios. and lived
there 'ur a sh"E, uh.-. un ,A- uf-
i--nih "' November. ipts. I gsm.
I" Trinidad slept - Mi.-sa'
,sinH ball a.. a,sh, 1l ,as ts,n.
i';sh and i'th- sa,arisy. snngs5.
sad M.aIaF -. N"Ndsi .,h- l.th
ass ci November. I met 'Lr.- n.-n
IN Miners ini.g haii. .e,S "f pIotn
- ssosn I" h. A. u Nc.sry. sE.
"'h'f ~as a pa-s-Nc,l svsn. sna the
third sis sIs', I..fsA ~i,h 81
Kind "i iish' sui, on. raj smooth
shaved. H.. lid not iis- .f,..a
herr. h- lived back Eaat ssua- pias-,
ani ! aur told hr has snn- aNarI
asHin Tue "n~'-lri s,Aa lived =,
Lgi'us hair .f 'r- tine. sa~
hiin there so<si deal. and saw u.-
uATy there once 1r s~i'- Ths s.-
;hr~- n"n met -ith R.. aud "u-
Mari" /.ni. in Min-r.' t'ai.u hall.
nni rr"'-sssi - ". H. hiii ii.i.h-r.
N':ary dia r.a-, ";'a--bsLAisR. Asc-
Nlrr aas .tnss ns~.-;ys .f-fsisns nf1
ssN.. 'Noa .io II. amt s.u ALI never
st.i,- ..r sny'hins in THIS world
M..aTy said. We hsy. 81, 4. s-t
ii'ich"r aud ,i'Is. .,nd ~ can :"
Z" Ncrl until 49, ".. sIi the. III.
"urs-y"i i"ii"r'. be- save. ''i.ui.. ii,
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Washington. Nov. :; Mis. J-s.i"
Woodrow Wilson. tn" rE"sidcniE s"r-
.and daughter. and Francis iiowr.
sayic We're married in the "asi room
oG Tho white house lat" TIL. after
noon. The ceremony began at { J"
O'Clock aud lasted ten minu;"-.
Th. fact ,ha, the word Obey was
omitted from the service attracted
some attention. but reference to the
book of common worship pf the
Presbyterian church disclose that
III. word obey is not inciu!cd In
tho Presbyterian form as It l. In the
Episcopaiian service
In all lore and honor. In all duty
and service. in all faith aud i"nttT-
ness are the words which aisiin-
guish the Presbyterian service.
Thc ceremony was solmcniscd in
the historic East room. najcsti,aiIy
decorated in inasscs Of flowers Tor
the occasion. at @:3p O'Clock this
afternoon. hut long before that hour
tts "nift HOUSE S'buhhs aF'hb'u q
holiday appearance. The passing Of
automobiles and carriages to and
from the north portico told III" gath
cring crowds outdoors that the hrid-
al party-thc ush,rs and attend
ant naids-had arrived ana that all
was in readiness for the unusual
cvent-thc giving in marriag" of a
daughter OF the president oi the
United States.
Notwithstanding It's official bril-
ltaucy. there was q distinc, touch of
ho,neiiness to the days affair. Tue
Rev. sylvester w. Beach. pastor OF
TIE First PRESBYTERIAN church at
Princeton. y. j.. where Miss Wilson
long taugh, \ Sunday Bible class.
and where the Wilson family had
worsi,ippcd for a score ot years. was
the officiating clergyman. Tho maid
OF honor was the eldest daughter of
the president. Miss Margaret Wilson.
The bridesmaids were the brice
Younger sister. Miss Eleanor Kan
dolph Wilson. and Miss Mary g.
white of Baltimoic: Miss Adciine
Mitchell Scott of Princeton. and
Miss Marjorie Brown of Atlanta. the
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Wild and Woody
Texan at Wedding

sshington. Nov. s5.--Captain
Riil Mcdonald. thitcd states mar
shall for northcra Texas. former body
guard of Prcsidcn, Wilson and vet
cran Texas ranscr. came to town TO-
day to attend til" White house
wedding. Captsin Bill arrived ear
iy wearing n broad Texas sonibre ero
and with his coat skirts bulging as
usual about the nip porNc,s. rhc
captain said he was somewhat c,n-
barassnd about his dress.
II reckon I'll have to get some
on. to help M. ss, hgrrcss.d.' said
Captain Bill to some of his friends
in the executive office. nm be
like putting a now harness of n
broncho mule that's never been bri-
died
The oaptai nask.d ifthere WASH I
some way by which he could be OK
cusod fro wearing n formal after.
noon dress. but finally decided to
yield to convention.
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WHITE HOUSE NEWL LYNEDS
HAVE SIMILAR TASTES AND IDEALS

Washington, Nov. 25,-similar
tastes. a devotion to III. same ideals.
and n desire to dedicate their lives
to work OF Christian usefulness and
social service IL the characteristic
quality OF Miss Jessie Woodrow VII
son, daughter of the President. and
Francis Bow"s Sayrc, who today are
to be married at the White House.
Both huv. Won laurcis at college
FOR their studies In political economy
and sociological subjects. and each
has worked among the poor in tn.
settlements OF the big cities. famil-
iarizlng themselves with iifc's prob
lens
4 fonhncss for outdoor sports. u
dosir" 10 spend more time in the
work Of social welfare and service
rather than in the comforts OF the
drawing room. and an ambition to
live simply and quietly aud without
ostentation. have developed n mutual
ity of interest in the young couple
aside from their congeniality OF dis
position They have known each
other for about two and half
years. during which time the two
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zANCANE[[] CONFESSES,
!. |MPuCAT|NG MINERS UNION
OFFICIALS IN HIS STATEMENT 7

iy1nis Zansah-Ili. held ia the -iiy
iai! ia ,le sharse II having assassin
a,.d G.SFs" ". iL-iehsg. ,h~ Haiir
sin-F-l,s II,-.Iiy-. on III. nigh, of
Thursday. N.N-ms-f g"'hs in "a.
streets ~, Trinidad. has aIad- u iuii
ia Nhirh IT, declares that
lac ss. hiT-d ,o commit gh- murder
b, \, - MsGaTy. "a organizer for
,h- tniisd Mine w1rh.r- Of Nm.Esra.
and i~a other unioa % ssEis-rs. b-,'s
OF ~hon. he ha,a-s
The confession u ZsHsaH-!i. iuFas
's~ slspsiixa, upon s"n. o' 'h' 'hIsh-
rT ug. Of IA" talnsEs' Organization.
Who have been posing before the .,iG-
lie a. t"ins advocates of is0 aud or
i-f. TIL" confession .i-ssTiisss ho.
y u MsGa'y. one ~ IN" irosg pr6-t-
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

WlDEAWAhE PEOPLE SAVE
MONEY ny READING THE
Au IN THIS PAPER WATCH
THEN ron BARGAINS.
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PRISON OFFICIAL
QUITS UNDER FIRE

1.caNcnwOrth. Kan, Nov. s3.-4Al-
va Cole, superintendent Of 'onsiruc-
tion at the federal pcnitcntiary here
rendered his rtHignation today with
In few hours after the arriya! Of
e. n. McGiashcn. special agent of
the department OF justice.
Mr.. Gale said Attorney General
McReynolds suggested that he nigh,
as there might he Improvement in
tho construction department with
his retirement.
Mr.. McGiasi,cn was sent here az
ter the receipt in Washington Of
Charges preferred :lsains: Robert V.
Lsdow. supcrintcn,inn; of prisons
and president OF the federal parole
hoard by W. ". Mackny. who. a, tho
request OF tn" attorney general. re-
signed several months ago from tue
position ol deputy warden of tho
psnitentiary. Mr. Mackay's charges
were mad. in n letter to Attorney
General McRcyrolds dated NoYcu,-
Der i last. a copy ofthe letter was
cent to President Wilson.
A. shown by Il copy Of the letter
made public here today Mr.. Mackay
CHARGED that Mr. l-adow is "arru-
CANT. extravasant. incompetent, and
VISIONARY" and that he show faN.
crittsur between prisoners.
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|UN|ON|STS TO
DEFY MlI|T|A
''stI }stIIai 7
Driper Of dynamite
Special" is Held
as Witness

TA- United Mine Workers =.
America siii d.eiia. ,D recognize a.
military commission and will ssa Ih
inih-rs who Iias b- summoned b,.oEs
the riiilhfS authorities no, to i.st.,
~ y l.. Doyle. ss-r-iary-ir-aslF-r
at district No, iss srri,.d in the si,y
.hi. Esosnirs phd notified ,h. union
officials sni the a,Fisrrs ,c disregard
;he o,al-T. to t-sti.y before any mill.
'aE> body. whether /, b. u court uf
inquiry, Or military commission, %
iAsYI. has a-siarcd that IN. nIh-rs
all, recognize In. civil authorities
Our m-a will ,-i, th- military au-
,IoTiti.s they are cits1.ns. si'- ,k.ir
names and b. courteous - The miiis
,,fs h~ads. ani ,hs,'s ali. boyle Is
quoted io have said. W. don't i.c.
ii-se tha' General Chase or the Judge
NaTosar- ~ any other officer has q
rishs ,o force Is ,o testify"
M-an.hii- the lpauirI Into all
matters growing .ui .f the .iriL. is
soirE "h au'i ss.r-. .s Witnesses faV-
been examined a, th" G.G.Tsi's h-sf-
quarters in 'h- rnlumbian hotel, IN.
si'y iaIi. where ihT accused slayer
.f E.'',;i'. ;:-.sh-f 10 ."afin.s,i. ,s
sini unacr military Eusri nisH' au'i
DAY. \ number .: other military
pfispa-r. nf- b~iak detained.
10 the sirvs, At sn ~sTty hour ,ai.
r'osaiaS al Johu iiarniirli. driver Of
III. ''i:-a sp-S-..l." tho miii;ars Aa.
thari;le. is,ii-s~ they hrs- a man
Who INA, IT, able io ihtou s,,n- H..
pegtsH' light u,-aa rarI"na Is't~rH.
of the raF fr-au~.,i, used hy miacrs'
Officers ani Vhirh ear I. said 4. have
taken nr-srn. 'o striker -.nirs. u;
IL thought that IIsTuii-h Lu"s's
something of the plans aaJ move
a,on's ot the strikers s.d their Lead
ere.
\ strong protest against the 70
novsi from Denver to Trinidad "
James v.kai'oris. better known ..
"hix lin the Greek. has been voiced
Icy officials OF tho United Mine Work
.rs. The Greek .harsc with tho
killing uf Min- Guard Angus Alex
an,i-r. was arrested while confined VI;
81. Iu.-ph. hv.piiai in Denver with
q gun shot wound. Captain Dauss
brought him to Triniiad yesterday
and lodged him in tn, city ia,' TO ap'
pear bcfor. the miiitss. inquiry.
Il is state that habca. corpus pro
c.r'Iiugs may he started In an effort
To bring about HE release.
vi.kaboris was removed from s..
Scsseoasea - eaas ~
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RAILROADS ARGUE
FOR Rate INCREASE

WaAliugtop. d. G.. Nov. 2,.-Eop.
rcsantatixcs of railroad. in Contra!
Freight Association territory were
hcsvd today before the interstate
commerce. commission in support of
tho application for q general live per
cent Increase in freight rates east of
tho Mississippi and north Of the Ohio
aud Potomac rivers.
". e. Maxwell. OF 81. Louis. sci'rf-
: al traffic manager of the Wabash
railroad, was the first witness. aud
j. l.. Ntinnis. general counsel. ducs-
toned him OH tabulatcd figures re-
ihtins 10 the increases in cost OF op-
,.epation during the last three years
ard the relatively small increase In
not income.
Maxwell testified particularly as 10
tho results of operations and flnan-
ciai conditions OF railroads between
Pittsburgh and Buffalo. his data re-
latinE to 3S railroads with "l''a'
. miios Of line.
All those railroads. he said. while
showing in 1911 gross increase IN
operating revenues Of s'S.O"",o"V
more than 1910. suffered Il loss OF
. $l2,0O0,UO0 In operating income.
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families have become Intimate as
well. The Sayr" family 4. an old
Pennsylvania Institution with col
legiai" and theological trend quite
similar To tho ancestry OF Miss VIII
son.
Snyre is q graduate or Williams
College aud Harvard Law school
He has spent his vacations In the
sheep rancncs OF Wyoming, hunting
in the Rockies. or exploring in Alas
ka. He counts among his thrilling
adventures . hazardous trip across
Bcring Strait In a i5-tou schooner.
and has trampcd the Canadian woods
for days NJ time living the hard
sh ips of the forest. He has spent
some of his summers on the Labrador
Coas, with Dr. Wilfrcd r. Grcnfsll,
who each year ministers to the SICK
and needy fishermen there. Dr,
Gronfcll is to be the Nost man at tn"
wedding today. Til" couple has Sc
lected n mo,lcst little house in VIII
Jamestown. Mass, where Sayrc is to
be assistant to the President of VIII
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25

M.mbrr. of the ,shiu-, and their
~i.r, and families. as well as the
justice "uh- suut-m. .nui, Of the
United states and tur,r Ismi,i-..
the ambassadors ani minist.Fs. rep.
rc-"ntiBE kings and .np.rprs
throughout the world. the vice pIc.-
idon' and Mrs. arshaII. the sneak
or of tn, house and Mrs Champ
CLARK. senator Kern aud E-rrra-n-
'a;ivc Oscar Underwood. the Demo.
craft. i"adcrI. aud senator CALM
ger and Representative Mann. tn"
minority leaders of congress. and.
their wives there were the persons
In yit"i because Of their Official post-
tion. though anicpv them wcr. many
close friends OF the Wilson family.
senators and members Of the
house generally were not invited. II
not hay. held them u WAS the
same arrangement a. was carried
out at tnc Roosevelt, Wedding. in
fact. tn. preparations. decorations
and general scheme OF the days pro-
gram were along somewhat the sanO
general lines.
Tn. program had bcnn mapped
out 10 tn. final detail. tho White
hotisc attaches fixing each part Of II
with the .Nactncss characteristic OF
functions at tn. .Necutiy. mansion.
HiHhoificiais and relatives enter
cd a' tho north front. but the guests
generally came in at the east on
trance through the glass conservn-
tory decorated with ferns and palms
and revealing through big windows
the south grounds withthc fountains
and Italian pools. the hedges and
shrubbery--,hc .Nuuisit. gardening
OF years.
From the conservatory to the ma in
staircase leading up to the East
room. where. daily. hundreds Of
tourists are permitted promenade.
where the busts of celebrities and
the tea chests ami relies of tradition
al history are gathered--here staff
of ushcrs assisted the guests with
un Al
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
JUAREz OBJECT
Of ATTACK
BY HUERTh
FORCES
Rebels Declare They are
HeI1ias Their O.pa in
Secead Days Fight

~ Faro. T-Nas. so,. :s.-M a..,n
to-day. the Gon.iitu,toaaii.t aifi.-is
IN JusFcx reported ihst til. attack
iar federal. hsi b.-n a.issn back
all sloh. ths r'I,i tn.r, sad that
Gcaossi i'aa.ao Villa. coassi,uiioa-
-ssi adraas- of ~, ,a.a ssainss Ia.
tSicras. desisrs Iu ~ in rei.-a,,
.<ssar'insei ffs4 representatives.
siiiion'd o; the i.p al a ~ireiss.
Telegraph tower. 80, n-t hish. thrr-
a,il~s ess' "f JuarVs. spHtism.d ih.
frssri s-I"r tbs, ihe federal. Nt-
ysliins back ssa,E oI iaaEogs II.
could ~. III. n.ansu'rss ~s'a field
rissses.
~ teI hour nsn:iss ~ss sti'I in
ernGs.ss youth al fn,f.s. tng III.
hattie had e.~s.d ., The 'o-n ot
ZaS.erss. which l.. opposite fsl.ia.
Texas. iu.is- miles .ss, at ~ fa.o.
The nsa,ins -isr'"i -ariy this
.sosainv. al tho ss;,c hour 'ls, nr-
,ins as~ hear, m the .Si.ri trout,
iser saiassr. fsTas- G.b-i sen.
-ssi, b,.. na. q ;,JHr,h ra,aHn usrr.
~sS said =" s.' i-sains the ''i-rai.
ai ISrsgps. lie has t.-n rrpnr,..,
. prisoner .-,-sai tifu-, to-day. Tut
the rvb-i officials In JuSr.s declare
they know avs..iax a. Lis .aptGr~.
THE lighting ~. beer l.-on heavy
LeS~c~n 'ns la" s.mi.". al Iai as"-a
saash~ .shsoas soas sas g'sin''
heard In ~ ra~o all n,osuiax.
.AssvsE tho ~oaIi.i hroash, int"
Jusrcy this uornias Mas general
Jose Ecirispes. .n"s q. III. leg.
Ap.ia.t train bearing :" wounded
aud several lead t,h.l- saA brought
int. tuarss =, neon ;ods, from the
irsni When IL returned south I;
carried Gurs-s aad do tor. Nm"fs-
-an. VII. came ~ tom the front a.
shat hour. reported 'i.atin- ,cr'
spirited and the f".icrsi- aoinv great
is,uaxr ,o the r-bris with cannnn
firr.
iusn y. M,iiua. chief oi .,a'f to
Gcugsal Villa. who remains behind
iu Juar.,. declared that 'Juarcs is
not iu much danger from the dir""-
ton of Zsraso-a a. In other dir'c-
tons" AMI ad,i-.i "iha, we will take
care Of them" II. IL receiving '--
isorSs frequently from hts chief at
the front snd appears optimistic.
Medina declared u, neon iha, the
icticrsis had all been driven back
a. Tar as thirty riilcs south Of Jnar-
-x except those at ZaraEosa.
To-Day. fighting WIS the trcond
days conflict between the two con-
tending armies. said to total from
ten thousand to twelve thousand
Csssias~a ss pss- ~
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iou Il" This Sou s"i so iaurh. ami
,F'n he sass. "Ion Niii never be
i-'SF, N.a -iii al-as. s- -an,.
nioT- TAvy I.,i ni- ,o Aili f.i.h-
-F, ami sn-g roai' siN" ms So
thfn snJ ti.oo" a,"r~ards rh-y'
told m- ihs, x"uii Ho, 50. lat.
sry tr.usi-. lni ,hs. ,S-F ~osli
stand by n- ASH ',ru'-si hi- Ana
SOW shey has" 'gEn-S n.. is-a.
Th-y save u," 's~ ssS risn,
'i'sn. ani ,H-f sas. Is-i sss go5,
Ns.:srr peI,I IA. ill.,. iuoa.F II sas
IN s"ia-iGo ten dollar s.'id pi-r-s
ami i've dollar Pivyv3 aai I
4si--d ,o So ta- i"i's
u di:sI know H.i.h-r. ss Ne.
sar, .-o.ni-.i Iila .a, 4. n... ii-ich.
- va. al the Columbian hotel. and
N..asy POINTED him oa, 'n,'a asfu,s
'rs street
Th- n.s, saN--Iu.sJ.y. Raj
sHa I stepped sleeping in Miners
tnio. halt. We 80, = ronm AZ the
N-sroIssiiiaa hotel in Trinidad We
stayed th-r- the 18Th. is,h snd .-'h
Tuesday. "Wednesday ana Tnurs-
sss.
= f.iinr.i i.-i-h-r armand.
y siiius tor ,A- rish' .hanr-s i~as
la sar saloon IN the hotel = .papi-
of ttn'., TN Tsprsiny -,-ntnE. No
N-ni,.~r .osh. au.at halls plsi s.y-a.
I saS u.i.h-r In the Lsns s,.r- al
The .oIn.r 80 Mai. B.d '"sar.. ~ ,si
streets ~. 81 ghr si.rt. ak. and
ii.i.h-t ,ani- ag, "f tn" drug s,or.
and started To 'foss tho street y
MAS right on the corner. aud I 10,
aiss pAss me.
''il- psSAast iuy -sidsNs s-.- s!.a.;.
i~-nsy five f--, iron, the corner q
raasht hin In tho s'idii- of the
street. ,ou kn.~ Th~s" .lh p his
fellow aloassia- "' him. and when
.h", ii-irh-T the his f-iia~ iI.i.i
AZ n-. aud th-a run. NJ i-.us Thrisi
ssssssss~s 90 ess. a.
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| the resolution Offered issI Hislt. has
'h's" has" not hvrn plated Tile
mayer iiiai-i on the feature ~ toe
"Nt"nsi"H plan by saiiipS aJ,rUIi1a
tn the additional g.y-Hg. which the
riN .uIid receive fFam taasE
The council iasi pishI lsrsnts,i tGs
saHls - railroad permission a. mako
ns- "f Iis s!snaI b-ii 81 IL. N-,adt
aE"nu" crossing iro.i 80 y m to
= "a. Alderman Marty stated thaa
Jam-> M.k~ush. saurs-l for ,h-
railroad -nsnpsnS. hst bruusA, ,hr
matter To him. s0H.gifa- ass acting
"n c"nsp'ainis from u~id-a,s OF IL-
rnns'snt ringing a, the b,ii. the
'nuurii Instructed Tho SiIy attorney
I" order that the b-ii ~, ,ilu- asxe
with and n rat.hmsH piay-i ,a-r-.
III" rslir"aa complied aud employed
a ratchaian
IN. ."unrii ii-st,Fszi asala tho
'ahsin concerning tho strip sf riiy
iani 'Hri'.s-'i by . f-nsr Nh-r~ the
sauJh y" d-pa, sbd CsFd-uss hotel
sF". The mayor recalled Ila, y~ar.
az" sh~n = " w"pi sss mayor tbs,
an agreement, had b-'H catered into
Ter a trade ~ tho certain piece ~
EFusah IN .TftzEE. G"F ssy a1.Uni
on i'iHr sir--, across tho stree, rhc
cts attorney Ns= IIsirlrtcd to look
in'o rt- natter at the ssrc-tn-nt All
a~.'satn " thu -SsAanSr had ~...
l~-n contaminated.
II @aa reported ai.-s that Jam,~s
N.N-nush. representing the santa
80 railroad had offered - size to the
"i;y n warranty decd for ;hc small
triangle Of railroad EruIni whore ,h-
Sen Pedro stree, arch is
IN" ri,y attorney reported tina, he
hai Investigated ,h" matter of tho
proposed nr~ dumping ground aud
found that the land was Owned 10y
the N-.hoar estate
< fr-i"riru. VIII" li'~s 81 stone
wall ani rr"sp-r, street. appeared
before the council aud r.inpiAIn.d
to 'h" Santa - -ui,"fi being built
NJ that after every storm the water
settles an'i floods -"llaTs. The street
aud bridge ."rnmit'-. Was instructed
to Investigate the matter ~ drain
as".
Th" water committee reported
recommending 'hn, the supcrin'.nd-
-nt be- instructed :" Install y water
a"rVic" line between Pine AMI Park
stree, to the house of Thomas Dol.
lard. at an expense not to exceed
800. Adopted.
Tn" city engineer advised the
council that h" had notified the
'l"s'innd-TrinidaJ paving company
OF Kansas coy to repair ia" Main
street pavement under contract be
fore the contract expires but had re-
'circd no reply. I'll" city engineer
was authorized to write the company
again.
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7ownsite Committee
Fauors Extension of
Trinidad City Limits
Resolution to include Big Area Of Contiguous
Territory is Adopted BY City Council
After Discussion
ALDERMAN DONAHUE ALONE OPPOSES

Th~ iai'isI step IA the mo, -m-Ht
to sst-nd ia. ,i,y Iini,s Ia tab" II
All the plated additions snd AnL
divisions Btns immediately s.uii.;,I,
Jus to Trinidad. iAus bringing In
property shiSh has b.-sn receiving ali
the b-n-fi,s of the city and payins
rogHslI at it, regular m--,ins las,
nisht. sh-n the t"s nsitU committee
Of .hirh Alderman Mas.n is .hairs
man. sabnait'-i a r~pn', recommend.
ias the -a'-nsisr In sa-iud- iauFtss "a
separate adii,iors After a i-nsthY
discussion In ~hich Aii.rman bona
has .i.h. Tough, the movement. =
r.s.'a'inn ~as iasrsdu.--s By the city
sustn-y and adopted bS the council
approving the ,aiisus naps sud piats
snd making tho territory .mbrar-d
IS sail plsis a part Of tho city ~
rriuiiai.
Th" s-p.r, "s the t.s Hsi'- commit
,"r r.susHH. nd.ri that the cit, iines
isr st,-1a-i t. SAL- In ih- foiip~ ins
additions Th. saHia ", iIhtiroai
~-si addition. ,h- Highland addition.
Agiiaston Heights. Ab.yta's addition.
fair,i.e addition. iiaini-r addition.
Capitol mn addition. k.ss, sli- EiiI
ii"n. MshiEa addition. ssn Rafael
Heights biiisi-v. Callers suhIissss
lon. rt.-aioar'. Inside addition. Roos..
welt addition. III. proposed -ss.n-
ss"a will bsi.s Within ihs .isy the
t6~er ho.,sc - the TrinIdsa Electric
Haii~a, and Gas rom.
rsshy near Central psTs. ale, ,h.-
lard Sas' -: town on which The s,s,s
militia is new -n-amp-ti
When the matter Saa Irou sh, up
ri'y Engineer I.ii,irian .,h,bi,-d :.
city map showing rii ID" additions
Ia b- included Alderman nunahu"
opposed III" step. hts chic; objection
being that the city would h~ IasinE
.I'ar Itself q colossal obligation Ia
furnishing sa;"r srrsiJ" and fir-
protection aud In grading the
sirrci,. .'r,. aud pointed out tina,
shoaid "a iiTr occur aud NO protection
provided that the nsopcrty owner
might su- tho city fnF damage. H..
could So, ne reason why tn" Golfers
subdivision shouid b. included. May
or Duniavy stated 'ha, ,his addition
~a- nicely laid out and ouEn, to he
Included
The city attorney advised the conn-
ell OF the legal status of the matter.
stating what steps would have to he
taken The council considered the
expense tina, would he incurred In
securing the names Of all lot ownrrs
within the additions named. and the
tosnsitc commtttc" was authorized
10 so ahead and Investigate and re-
port back.
There are som" pieces Of ground
lying within the proposed new city
boundaries that were not included in
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL RHElix sAYs

We've s1i a gha
- sua! III ,h r-i.
lar an 1H- % A.
oi brH. hes
started = las ~
ras !s nov i,rs-
ia ps = wealthy
iU'ir"i iItgsIu-ss
man
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
wes:het Bureau Report.

General, cloudy Rain or snoN
'.nish, ar w-Jn-aisys Warmer ~-.l
partition.