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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
RATE INCREASE FAVORED.

Chicago. ni--A ; ncr cent increase IN
rcieht rates was favored in resolutions
doptcd hy the hoard # directors II the
National business League If America.
We believe" the resolutions read. chat
liz present net earnings IL the railways
re Insufficient for the proper maintcn-
nee of equipment. extension ~ facili
les. efficient service and safety of lir
md propcrtyfi resulting also. ia the
nrtailmcnt ~ purchases from depend
ut industries. which seriously cripplr>
hc general business of the country f"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
uNN CRUSHED BY FERRY BOAT.

New Orleans. George George. Of n
.icr>. who was caught between 4 ferry
boat and the Rnrmgan street ferry land
ng earl, SUNDAY morning H. ont ~ dan.
ar ~ the Charity hospital
was impatient L. ct off the ferry and
I iumprd too soon. | missed the landing
hv "a fraction II an inch and fcll back
Was falling head first when the boat
auuhi men. There was nothing | could
~. The boat was squeezing M harder
md harder. ~ thought ! was gone hut
I felt someone pulling me aboard the
boat afterwards learned tha. they
lad hold 1T my feet an the time | was
dangling hut the pressure was 81 great
I could not feel ill.,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
SUGAR COMPANY IL SUED.

New Orleans The American Rein
ing Company was made defendant in nm
al 1888 damage suit filed in the civil
district court Tuesday bv the Millikcn
and Farrell Company. The petitioners al
lcgc that October u. 1919. they entered
into a contract with The refining com
panv 10 dcliNfr 81. on0 bags If sugar for
>ll.Ia3.>>. Petitioners aver that they fill
I'll their part 81 the contract. but that
the refining company has refused to
pay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17

LUCE Sra. EuEcnio
MARTINEZ Sta Alacia
Miller Miss Alvina II.
Perez Carmen
Ramirez Manucla
Rivera Sta. CclcSiina
l.odigucz Sta. Tulcs
Rosa STA tali>tra dc In
>aldivar Sra. Eulalia III. lc
Scott Mrs. Cleo. :.
TrcNisno Sra. Sinfur>a
SaldaHa Miss ANDREA
I.nngnria Sta Adrla Vera
NillarCll Sra. Dolores a. VIDA. de
Williams Mrs.
James Sra. GraNirla
Mrs. y. ID. Wheeler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
FOES Skull CRUSHED IN.

Wilkc>harrc. Ia Ills skull crushed
in III places George Orr uf Tunkhannork
died here Wednesday following 4 quar-
rel IN 4 railroad section mans >hanty
near Ricketts,. Charles III. Stanford. 4
railroad section foreman. o. wears old.
j. Tndcr arrest. charged with killing Orr
Stanford harriraded himself in the shan
~ and dcficd the railroad gang for two
hours. y posse captured Stanford and
nut Orr on y tran. Stanford declares
h. acted in self defense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
PLANTER ENDS LIFE WHEN CROP
FAILS.

Shreveport. I'm. Willis H. Graham
aged ~. 4 well known cotton planter ~
Bo>>rr parish. committed suicide 10y
shooting himself ~ the head During
TIT past fTw wears Mr.. Graham had
'oSt money and failed 10 make his cron
nay. which brought about depression
that j. believed ta have been responsible
for hi> death. III his pockets were found
letters showing that be- had intended
committing ~ eide before Christmas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17

New Orleans. ~ means of finger
,rint> found on the handle III a Ratchet
hc police hope az apprrhcnd the thief
Nhn broke the show window nf the 70
hchlaNc Department Store Monday
light aud stole shoes valued ~ 81.
when The robbery was discovered the
Ratchet Was found in the window.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
SUSPENSION OF ABBE JULES IL
MIEE

Rome. The o>>crvatorc Ramona. the
atican organ. discussing the suspension
Il Abbc Jules Lemirc. the only priest
member Of the French Chamber of DE
Ioly Sees di>approval Of a republic or
Il the republican ideas If Able i.cmirr.
nj di>approyc> his rebel on to Epi>
opal authority. The suspension Of Able
irmirc was abe result of differences
iycr his political program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
WEIGHT LIMIT PARCELS POST

Washington. -. c. Recent expert
mcntS conducted y, the Iu>iufficr ~
parlmcut with Il view of increasing m,
weight limit ~ the parcel post have pro,
ed So successful that parcels weighing
100 I~nndS Soou mal ~ shipped ty mail
Postmaster General BurlcSnn il eivint
the statement serious cons dcration m,
l. known To- favor ID. The weight limi
Of parcels " N present fifty pound,
"Thc 100 pound limit has no tcrror> e.
me- the Postmaster General declare
Ia day lie expressed The belief hat G0t
million parcels would be tranSpnrtc,
through the mails during the next vca'
with a revenue of about ~ cents each
''Ncry broad power were conferred upo'
the department i'm developing This Srr
vice" said Mr.. Eurlc>ou. We propo>,
a. 60 ahead with ID until Nc reach III.
point where Ne feel that the ser
vice has been developed aS far ~ il car
Ia meet the rcqu rcmcnt> ~ The people
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
OCKHART SALOONS CLOSE FRI

Iockhart. Tex. Friday, Jan. Ii. Will
mark the passing of saloons il this cnun
\ - the result nf a local option election
wing drl> the count, tn FL majority.
80 great amonn ~ liquor j. being sold
or storing. Lockhart. Luling. Maxwell
md Ncidcrwald where saloons have op
rated. will be- dry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
NEWS OF II DAY

employed ia the cardinals household
viii to- arrested The examination of the
apartment continued Thursday. \ writ;
ne desk was found Ia contain S,rcrnt
drawers in which were many valuablcS.
In a safe was found an envelope con
aiming S100 which had been handed ~
h. cardinal by = foreign visitor to br
distributed To the poor. BEGINNING Jan
ary Il 4 complete inventory will bc
made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17

Center. TcN Mr.. Iva trav ford
wife Of ~. q Ctavf ford ul Center 3.
very sick from thc effect ni blood poison
Last SUNDAY She u~,rl au or.iulr, pin
in pricking e few small dcicciinn> u
her facc and within y few hours was I'M
Il serious condition and remained -
with her recover, doubtful
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17

Austin. Tex Two >pccimrnt> at spin
al fluid from patients surpassed u. hay,
have been afflicted with spinal mcuin
gifts have been submitted IT, The stat,
health department. anil nr. Malculr
Graham. state hactcriolnei>t ha> com
plctcd an analysis ~ uuc which ~,
found positive. II came from New Bn>
ton. Bowie cnuut,. and has proved "
Ice Il sporadic case Tho other sample
not yet anal,zcd. camc from " rnu,ic'
ON a STATE farm iu Erlzoriu count, Div
cry prccautinn has hcrn taken iur th
isolation and protection oi puu,irt> AN
guards exposed to The latter instance
state Health officer Steiner has beer
highly gratiticd over The absence ot
meningitis iu Texas this winter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17

Amiie. la Indictments charging
Chief Deputy Fulda with eNiortion ID
office and sheriff Ballard with Grim NIL
negligence i'm connection with hi> meth
obs of handlin. aud caring for the priS
oners and his alleged loose system ~
maintaining sanitary conditions in the
parish prison. were returned Monday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
ROAD BONDS NEE VOTED

Temple. TcN.-A> the result uf = coo
roads bond election held Thursday j
thirteen voting precincts in Justice Pr
finct NJ. ). ~ Bell county. advocates q
be- bond issue scored Am Overwhelming
victory. the vote standing about I 10 ~
IN favor of 4 bond .>>ur of ~';00.0 600. Th.
bonds received 4 majority iii IN but twt
precincts. the total vote being l.19G 70
the bonds and SIS against. The tire
wards If Temple voted l.202 for aud 10
against.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17

Houston. Ten \ police officer
caught ia \ rail Nj .hc purit, squad iu
an alleged di>urdrrl, house Zen The down
town district several night agu entered
4 plea AZ guilty O. The charge
of lettering in the corporation court
and was fined n and c'>t>. llc has been
dismissed from thc torcr y, thr chief
nf nnllcc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
GATEWOMEN ARE To REPLACE
MEN.

Chicago. III \ new field at cndcavor
$ Ia lee invaded IN The women with the
hausc contemplated by the Illinois Cen
RAJ railroad. Gentlemen the employees
,ho have collected. purchased and crit
ri>cd tickets are u hc replaced IN
mtcwomcn. The s1trwomeu viii ~ uni
urmri and intru~lcd with the same du-
lcs now performed tn the mI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
MESSENGER 10Y ARRESTED.

Arlington. Tex. Eugene Phillips. =
Texas & Pacific messenger hoy. was "
leased here today under bond If S75'
on u charge ~ assault 10 murder VI. "
Ho'lingSworih night operator ~ ~
Texas x Pacific station here. The allce
cd assault occurred this morning. TIo'
lineSworth was stabbed several tine
but will recover. Phillips claimed th'
! operator slapped him AMI knocked hin
blown tiwcc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17

Rome. Those search ~ the apartment
~ the late Cardinal Hampolla for a to-
ameni bearing j later date than that ~
1850 fear ID viii not ~ found. \ j. re-
worried that the authorities will taxi
more energetic measures aud that 4 man
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
DETECTIVES FIND MISSING MON.
EX

ConncllSvillc. Pa.-.All but 800 ~ the
$1,000 which disappeared from the of
ices of the United States Express Com
amy here Monday night was recovered
oday. Detectives searched the home If
red u. Want. brother of Ralph Want
missing clerk for the express copanv.
nd found 1920 in a crock filled with
lnur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
LARGE RIG CROP X POSSIBLE.

Austin. Tex. a. i result ~ the ~
trcmcly mild winter. u large bug crol
is being raised III Texas. and III
the event thr warm weather ~ uot brok
en- state Entcmoloei>t r.. e.. school pre-
diets there Will ~ j serious iutc>tltior
next spring. Tho weather 80 far thi>
bugs IN their winter quarters and moi
warm enough for parasites 90 dc>tro,
them. Reports az damage frNn all over
the state III insects are being r%ccciypy'
ly Entomulusi>i Sthull.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
LETTERS.

Ihc following list OF letters rcmal
unclaimed in this office for week en-,
ng Jan. L.. Same will bc sent "a Dca
office if not claimed IN two week
Gentlemen.
Abrigo Encarnacion.
Aalinis lrail
Alvrradu trcccncio II
Alcala Ncstor.
Anzualdo Joe
Ballez Pedro
Bar cntia Jose
Barrcra Jesus
Balls Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Bcc>on IL.
Cavazos E>kial.
Cardcna Juan.
Ccrda Rogue
cruz Juan
t'ri>tan Camdclario
Davila Santos
Dc.allado Antonio ID.
E>camillo Arturo.
E>cnhar ID.
E>cammila Jose
EScnr>a Euecnio.
E.>parza Jose.
Flores ESquil
Garcia q. ID
Garcia Jose Maria
Garcia Vicente
GarZa Rafael Trcvin0
CARA Feliciano
CARA Marccllo
Cara Marin
Iuinr Santos.
Gomez Santiago Soils
Gunzalcz Scrapio.
Cu>man Ricardo.
IIiniio>a Felipe Roman
.Iinc> Francisco
Ical Juan
leon Manucladc
Leon : nforiano d.
Leon l:crnabc de-
Leon Daniel X.
Iowa l;upcrto
Luna Tcnfilo
Monies Tomas.
Muno> Ernc>tc
lunoS Elise
Maricga Julian.
l'cna Arturo.
pruitt Cecil
I;cyne VI.
Rose y Il or u %
Rodriguez lrcno
Rodriguez E>tcban
l,uc,la I>macl.
Sandcral Emilio.
Suaza Francisco.
SuaZa Francisco
Sanchez tclcStins
Sanchez Marcos
SAM hcz Elias
Soto A..
Stewart i. II
Teller Ricardo
Torres Simon
Tower James
Trrvino Camille
Valdez Pedro
Nillarcal Luz
/aratc Juan
Ladies.
.AlriIndro Sta. Hcrlinda.
anderson Mrs. Elliott.
Barron ~. Grcguria
Hlanco Sra. Guadalupe
I.u>tinzo Mr.. Carrie
''ralrh Mrs. &
Garcia sta. Sara
Garcia Sta Ester
Garcia Sra Cri~tina Marrapuimdc
'alyan Julia
Cara Sta Elena
'initain Sra Marilla
Gonzalez Grceoria
Gonzales Miss Maria
LucIS Mrs. Herbert
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17

by the parish grand jury. which ha>
just been in session here for the past
week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17

Denver. Colo Mrs. Gertrude y. Ics
became chairman of the democratic stat,
Central Committee "Wednesday when q
u. BRADLEY retired 90 accept the p%ositioi
loi the Stale Railroad Commissioner
|Mr>. Ice. who has been vie, chairman il,
Ithc first woman lo hold tie position ~
IN democratic State central committee
She was "A prr~cndeuiial %clrctor al Ia
last national election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-17
|WOMEN PNEnoNED ny GoyrENol

Houston. Tex Mrs. Emma Smith. >
years old. sentenced ~ twenty DAYS III
Jail and 10 pay \ fine NJ .3p0. was par
ti"ncd by the governor. acco riding ~ h.
attorney. &. T.. IIcidiHe>fcidcr who r,
turned tonight from Austin.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-28
SOMETHING DOING
 ON TIE GOLD BELT.
Aggressive Development Work Be- ing Advanced on Many Very
 Good Properties.
Promising Veins Carrying High Gold Values are Being Disclosed in
 This Field.

Active work continues in and around Gold Road and Oatman and not only do the Tom Reed and Gold Road mines snow constant evidence of specially ag- gresslve operations, but many surrouno- ing properties are taking on an ar ol energy which betokens important de- velopment at an early date.
 Some of these properties are install- ing new machinery and preparations are being completed to go to depth ol. these claims. Exploitation has posi- lively demonstrated that at depth the velns Tn this great gold zone are very much richer and better defined tnaL near the surface and tns fact has great ly stimulated development operations.
 The prOspectOr as Well as the opera tor IS LOW moving along aggressiv. llneS with the pOsiLlve assurance tha, the nch shoots of gold-bearlng material which they had opened up on top ar, pelslstant l.. l.n
 1here IS no question but the River Range IS attracing more attention tnaL any other part of Arlzona, and tn. weaker the copper market the tirmel the oemand for gold.
 The past two years particularly has evidenced great advancement Tn thls very rich and extensive territory and anoIher two years Will aud severa, large gold-producers to the presen, number.
 When conservative, experienced ana thoroughly practical men like s. $. Jones and D. R. Muir invade mlnins field that field must yleld its very bes. results for they will be content with nv less.
 And still the good work goes on, ana more gold will go out to the United States Mint each month.
 The River Range has hardly been scratched over, but from present indi- cations will receive more earnest atten- ton in the next year or two than it has had in the past ten years.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-28
Attempted Safe Robbery.

Amateurs attempted to rob the safe of Ed. ShottmiIler, at Oatman last Monday night They blew the hinges and the knob off the safe but did not get into the safe. The cash register and the slot machine was broken into and few dollars secured. Tuesday an effort was made to open the safe but without success. It would not be at all surprising if other robberies were not attempted for affairs of this kind gen. orally run in waves through section and one robbery is almost immediately fol lowed by two or three more. People should keep a sharp lookout
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-28
PLACERS SHOWING
 5$ PER CUBIC YARD
Wonderful Auriferous Showing of Gold Values Immediately on the
 Top of the Ground
A Special Aggressive Effort Will be Made to Thoroughly Exploit This
 Extensive Field.

Joseph Rosenberg, O. D. M. Gaddis and Robert Jacobson will go out to the Bar. y ; Tank placers tomorrow. These de- posits are very rich-2S to 5b per yard, and in any other section of the country would have attracted great attention; in fact the whole country would have been over-run with prosPectors These rich nelds are within very few miles of rail- road and there is some water adjacent. Recently latest improved concentrator was put in and the result Of the operation of this machine is anXious.y awaited Pla- Ger deposits of great richness, right along size the track of a transcontinental railway is indeed novelty, yet it is fact. Usu- y they are found in isolated places, far up on some river. or on desert, quite a distance from water,
 Just think of it Placer mining operators in California are scrambling over them- selves to get block of ground which will average from l2 l-2 to 5 cents yard, and we have here placers which go 5$ yard; nd it does not cause ripple in the min ing world,
 DO tar as examined the gold-bearing area seems to be quite extensive. indeed the ieid IS at least ten miles square. Some coarse rough nuggets have been found. None of the gold has washed smooth, lence it could not have rolled very far
 Placer gold is supposed to be the result of the erosion of gold quartz lodes above taem in the mountains, and the work so far has disclosed not only lot of fine gold but quite number of pieces of gold as large as pin head are found in pan of dirt. Easily 3$ or 4$ per yard was the result of these pannings.
 It certainly would be necessary for a bomb to drop somewhere in this section, in order that the people may appreciate the importance and extent of this mineral ized territory.
 Every economic condition is favorable for extensive and active operations; the climate is ideal and transportation facilities near at hand.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-28
Sherift's Sale Escheated Estate.

1 THE STATE OF ARIZONA, Plaintiff Vs.
 L. J. LASSELL. as Administrator of
 the Estate of Daniel Smith, deceased Defendant.
 ! Under and by virtue of Writ of Possession and order of seizure and sale, execution is- sued out of the Superior Court of the County of Mohave, State of Arizona, the 2Sth day of No- | vember, 1914. on judgment rendered and dock eted in said court on the 26th day of August 1914, in an action wherein the State of Arizona, plain tiff, and L. j. Lassell administrator of the tate of Daniel Smith, deceased. defendant it was ordered that writ issue to the Sheriff of Mohave county, State of Arizona, commanding him to seize such estate of said Daniel Smith, deceased, that might be vested in the State and to dispose l ot same provided by law. and in compliance | with said decree and order have siezed the fol- ! lowing property in said decree described as fol- lows:
 An undivided e-half interest in and to that certain well of water and water right, located about two miles norlherly from the town of kingman, in Mohave county, Arizona. with pipe line and right-of-way the efor from said spring or well to said town of Kingman, with water mains, laterals and branches. connections and
 
 Kingn an together with the appurtenances and appliances thereto belonging or in anywise ap- pertaining, more particularly known and des- criDed as the Kngman Water Works And public notice is hereby given that will, on Monda, the 2lst day ot December, 1914, at the outh door of the courthouse at Kingman County of Mohave, Arizona. sell all the right .ite, interest, clam demand of the said L. J. Lasse as administrator of he estate of Daniel smith. deceased, defendant, of in and to the above described property for cash lawful money of the United States of America to the highest md best bidder and to carry out the order of Possession in said execution contained.
 J.P. GIDEON
 Sheriff Mohave County. Dated at Kneman, Al izona, this 2Sth day of November, 1914.
 First inssr tion Nov 2S-19 Dec.
Mohave County miner., 1914-11-28
FOR RENT-A neatly furnished room. Enquire at old McGraw residence on Oak St.
J. HOE SCH.
 Deputy.

No. 3l4T.
 c. F. CURRY. J. HoEscH
 Secretary of State. Deputy
 STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
 Department of State
 L. F. Curry, Secretary of State of the State of California. do hereby certify that have carefully compared the annexed copy of Arti- cles of Incorporation Of Federal Development Company With the cert fled copy of the original now on hle in my office. and that the same is a correct transcript therefrom. and of the whole thereof. Also that this authorization is in due form and by the proper officer
 Witness my hand and the Great Seal of State. at office in Sacramento, California the 7th day or June, A. D. 1900. c. F. CURRY. By J; HOESCH. Secretary of State. lSeall Deputy.