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New Britain herald., 1914-05-07

! DAILY HERALD, THUR Gas :.;:;: CASH IN ADVANCE.
 ONE CENT A WORD
 All advertisements for
 "A the classified column
 must be in the Herald
 office by l:3o p. u- on
 the day of issue.
 HELP WANTED-MAIE WANTED-Man to work on farm. w. w. Benstead, Plainvile. 5-4-d5x
 TO RENT. TO RENT-Small tenement at Elm Hill, second house from trolley sta- tion. 5-7-2dx TO RENTING five room tenements, first and second floor, modern im- provements, 461 Church street. Inquire third floor. s 5-7-1wx TO RENT-Flat of five rooms. Toilet, gas. $11.O0. 4O1 Chestnut street.
 .. 5-7-6dN TO RENT-Tenement of six rooms, all modern improvements, Broad st., Plainville. Opposite school house 5-6-W1 Tx FOR RENT-Cozy four-room ell tene- ment. Part of rent can be paid for by domestic work or gardening, or both, on the place. Apply Room 4O6 City hall 4-24-tf TO RENT-Giddings hall on Church street, or lease, $25 per month. Ap- ply Hotel Beloin. 3-2S-tf TO RENT-A nice room apartment top floor, new apartment house, all modern conveniences. Inquire a: S5 Arch street. Delicatessen Store. 3-16-tf WANIh.D.
 WANTED-Sheet metal work of all kinds to make and repair. Also automobile work. New Britain Sheet Metal Works. 5-7-3dx WANTED-Lace curtains dried on frames, by one of Spurs up-to- date laundry hands Also shirt waists. Work guaranteed. 61 Gar den street. Drop card. 5-6-d4x WANTED-Dressmak done at home. Miss J. E. Gill, 529 Stanley street. 5-7-d6x WANTED-Young girl would like po- sition as piano player in moving picture house or private dances. Box B. B., Herald. 5-7-1dx WANTED-About June 1st reliable and experienced lady cook for small summer hotel References re- quired. Apply immediately to Box 5XX, Herald. 5-5-7 WANTED-Babies to board. Excel lent care given. Mrs. Phillips, IA Pleasant street, City. 5-5-3dx WANTED-To cart ashes from cellar ' to dump. By contract or load. Paul Listro. Phone Gaffney Bros, S10. 5-2-6dx For Your Insurance and
 Surety Bonds
 Avoid trouble by having your insur- ance written by man who knows how. Go to
 DWIGHT A. PARSONS,
 Booths Block. .GOOdWin'S 'S|
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Musrto & bordo dc un tren.

Robroto Bose, ,filarm6nico dc cs
ia oiudad, fu6 cnc0ntrado muer..
Eo on el dcpartamcnto dc aseo,
dc I'm CAIRO del Fcrrocarril San
Antonio & Aransaa Pass entire
Nordheim Y Yorktown.
AfgnnaS cartas que SC. lc en-.
contraron en- los botsillos sirvi6
q In autoridad para idcntificar--
10, sabi6udose por ellaa que iba Il
Yorktown i tomar participio on
t,nas fieataa en- lugar del sonor
Wawra que Sc oncontraba onfer.
mo.
Un amigo que 10 acompanaba,
declare quo no sospechaba cl
'deaonlace fatal, pues notaba on
81 citrta expansion del cspiritu
que denotaba buen humor.
I'll Sr. hose, ora muy conocido
on esta ciudad. Ultimamente di.
riji6 la banda del Alamo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
San Luis Potosi contara con un
poderose eiercito.

San Luis NPotosi, Sep.
En- virtud de encontrarsc pos.
trado cn Il lccho del dolor, cl
Sr. Oral. Don Eulalio Gutierrez,
Gobornador del Estado, asumi5
rroviaionn!mcntc el mando cl SC.
nor DR. Don Rafael Hepeda.
Una vez que ell sehor Goberna,
dor vnclva 4 sus trabajos ordi..
narios, 81 DR.. Zepeda, sc dcdica.
RI 4 la formation de un cuerpo
de ej6rcito que SO compondra do
dos mil cuatrocientos tombrsc.
En- cuanto due6e terminada osta
comisidn Que le fue propucsla por
el Gobernador del Estado, aauml.
RI Ia Direction General de log
Hospitales Constitucionalistas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
In General zapatiSta Sc une al
ConStituCiOna|iSmO.

Mexico, Sep.
III Gral. Brigadicr de las fuer.
2as zapatjstas. p. A. Carbajal,
SO ha diriiido nj Primer Jcfc Oh
los tcrm,nos siguiontoss
"Jaltipan, Puebla. Sr. Venus
tiano Carranza, Preaidcntc Proyi.
sional de In RepIblica Mcxicana,
"H6nrome en- comunicar 4 us-
ted que eli vista do la actutud
actual d5l Gral. Tapata, 20 aun,.
QUO con rombramicnto de 6l. cs.
toy dc conformidad con 81 sentr
Racional que es on favor dc us-
ted Y lc reitero mi adhesion, n
1oms quo pr6ximamcntc cstar6
cn os. Rcspetnosmcntc.
"Grl. brighter, +. a. Carbajal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Fl Paso, Texas, Sep. %.

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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
CarTanza debe renunciar.
ChihGahua, Sep. 2S.


la rcuuncia Immediate del De
neral CG@ranZa como Jefc Supre-
mo del Ei6rcito Constitucionalis
Ia, cs l.: unica condici6n que
ponG el Oral Villa para deponer
su actit:! Y cooperar al rcsta..
blecimicnto de Ia paz en- In Re-
plblica Mexicana.
Ell Gr'i. Villa declara que 81
no aceptarh & Carranza como Pre-
sidente DE- la Republica. Agrega
en- sn declaration 10 siguiente:
"Lamcnto las CIRCUMSTANCES
que han scnido & sgravar mas ii
situaci6I., pero protesto sincera-.
mente que son mis- mejores de.
seos arrcglar las difercncias @.
&istentcs sin derramamiento de
sangrc, I ser possible.
Cate. .soricnmente manifesto
que para deponer 70 mi acttud
hostil, drbc el Oral Carranza, ,en.
tregar 81 mando supreme al Sr.
Fernando 1glesias Calder6n, pa.
ra que On cl mas corto tempo
possible 50 convoquc 4 elecciones
Al misniD tempo declare, que no
aceptar6 4 Carranza, nj como Pre-
sidentc ri Vice Presidente inte..
rino & Constitutional dc in RI,
publca.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Una vel4da en- memoria de los
martires Madreo y Pino Suarez

Varias damas distinguidas de
Ia Capital { idcntificadas con IL
cauaa Cor stitucionalista, Sc han
rtuniho en- Junta con objeto dc
organiZnr una velada litcraria en-
memoria de los martircs de la de-
mocracia. Francisco |. Madero =
Jose Maria Pine Suarcz. Sc ira
ira de .onseguir que las viudas
de aquellos hombres ilustres sa-
crificados por el hucrtismo pre-.
sidan el acto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
I'll Ei6rcito iapon6s avanza on
ORIENT.

I'm m3rsajo por cable de Toxic
rccibido aqui dicot que con re.
Iaci6n 4 las noticias oficialsc que
ol ei6rcito iapon6s princpi6 81
dia 25 IN ataque sobre las primH-
ras avan iIdas dc los alomanes,
On Posh"uo v on Lilsu. Dcsputs
He pequcias oscaramUsns los ia.
poneses avanzaron su linca 4
0cho miilog corca dc Ia ciudad
dc Using Tau.
Russia ha acceptable con agrada.
cimiento 81 ofrccimiento d4l
Jap6n do cnviar la Cruz Roja L
los hospitalcs.
I'm cihrpo complete do ciruja-
nos Y miembros de la Cruz Roja
saldra & mcdiados dc Octubre.
Los pr'sioneros alemanes re-.
cibir5n igual tratamicnto que los
prisioneros Kusos,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
VILLA Sc diri8e a CARRANZA
Exile que renuDCe en- favor de |g|esiaS Ca|der6n
Contindan los Preparativos B6licos

tado igullmcnte no ser candida
10 Ii la :'rcsidenoia, sicmpre que
ci Gral. Villa io promcta igualm"l
tc, ash como Que sean eliminados
todos los leadrcs dc la Revolu .-
ci6n como candidates probablcs.
Oficiamcntc sc ha pospuesto
la fecha para ccIebrarsc la con
fcrcncia dc Dctubrc; en- lugar
dc ser cl dia 10. serA el dia 5,
techa n uuc Sc Guponc que to-
Has las 4 fercncias cxistentes en-
re WILL v Carranza, serhn ARE.
gladas Sa,isract ctOriamcntc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Mexioano prominento aseainaho.

San Marcos, Texas, Sep. 20. ---
Jesus Jaramillo fue horido NOR
1aimentc con un rifle ealibrs SO
mn In cag" dc II. Hernandes.
Hernandez, sc cncuentra actual
t'nontc on 10 carcel dc San Mar
bos, acuJado do ascsinato.
Jaramillo era I'm prominente
1nexicano de esta localidad que
Riraba III nogocio mercantil cn
FL iado Str de la Plaza.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Voto de 9racias q los mediadores.
Washington, D. C.. Son. 26.

Washington, D, C., Sop. 26.
El Scn"dor Flood, Presidente
del Comi<< de Rclacioncs Extarlo
res, exp"cs6 on ol Congreso la
idea dc dar I'm Yoto do gracias Y
condcco: rios Goa ma medaila, g.
los med,ddorcs del A. b. 6. que
ajustaron las difercnciae entire
81 Presidpnto Hucrta y los Esta-
dos Uniirs.
Los mediadorca rccibiran una
1ocda'la lG oro, cuyO valor en- con
unto es &c 5000 dollars.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Delegates de PaZ.

Mexico, u. f., Sep. 20.
El Comit6 de pacificaci6n or
ganizddo aQui entire RI ctcmcnto
Official, para arrcGlar on 10 posi-,
bic In rultura dc relacioncs en-.
tre los COS caudillos del Ej6rci--
to Consiitucionalista, sali0 hacia
el Nortc con cl pr0p6sito dc lie,
gar al 1ugar mas pr6ximo dondn
ellos pu ,dan cclcbrar una conf
rencia COZ los representatives del
Oral. ViIIa
Ellos 'lFyan authorization plcna
para prDI onor una ccsaci6n de
hosstilida1es, entire las dos faccio
nes mientlas Ia confcrcncia SO 90
lobra.
No SO harA publico cl rcsultado
do ia confereneia.
Sc iuzga Il Torrc6n 81 Iugar
mas 4 D"op6sito para objoto tan
noble on bcncficio de In P0tria.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
MaElreo va q Ell Paso, Texas

Emilio Madcro que con otros
micmbroG dc la famla Madcro
Slegaron en- trcn especial 4 csta
ciudad hace varios dias, sali6 pa
ra El PaEo 4 confroncciar con Il
Oral. Francisco Villa.
Acompaiia nj scnor Madcro, ri
Sr. Ernesto Fernandez y Artca.-
ga, Ministro de Mexico en- Cen
tro America, bajo IN administra-
ci6n del Prcsidnntc Mhrtir.
OtrO rromincntc mcxicano que
tambi6n tali0 para FL paso, -
u Sr. JOSE Bolancs Sandoval, a..
migo de Felix Diaz.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Rota & Estados Unidos.

Washington, y. G.. Sep. Is.
Inglaterra ha pedido & los Es-
tados Unldos inyestigue quien
fu6 cl roaponsable del envio del
barco Americano "IIorenzo car
gado dc carbon para I'm crucero
Aleman aue Sc cncontraba EN- q.
guas de ,as 1ndias Oceidentales
lnglesas.
El "Lorcnzo" fue capturadO
por un rrucero Ingles.
El Departamento dc Comercio
y de Jus1icia declararon que &c
cnstigara 4 los responsablcs Co,
ilno viola1ores dc las leyes de
neutralidad
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Fl P0etd Lnis G. Urbin8 fu6
EnCarCe|adO.
Mexico, Sep. 25.

Mexico, Sep. 25.
Tclcgramas que han llcgado
nltimam"l te de la Capital de 1t
Rcpnbli"a haccn sabcr, que cl
mistic0 Do"ta dc la mclcna albo -
lotada y ira decadentc Luis G.
Urbina, Sue cncarcclado en- la Pc
nitcnciaria, jgnOrandosc 81 mo-
tivo de 81. dctenci0u.
No Sc dificiI que este cantor
Duc6lic0, hubicra santificado NJ
sicario iLncrta V demas sccuaces,
en- una i" sus bccerriisc y galii-
nescas 2omposicioncs.
FL poeta Urbina, Il rabioso, sc
encuentra eli estos momcntos MOI
'iendo q Dolvo prcsidario.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30

Washington espera sc solucionara
el confrcto entire Villa Y Ca
rranZa.
Washington, d. c., Sep. IS.
La notitia formal de que el Ge.
neral villa no sera candidate pa
ra Ia, Presidencia de Ia Republi.-
ca Mcxicdna, fu6 In primer notiej
recibida Ell Washington desd ,
cue SO r9mpieron las hostiIidadcs
entire Ell Gral Carranza Il Gral.
Villa.
FL DeDartamento dc Estado no
rcclbi6 de Mexico ninguna mott
cia refercnte 4 Ia stuaci6n ae--
ttatal; perc cr6cse Ell los clrculos
ofkciales que 81 Carranza rennn-
oia sera nombrado successor cl Sr.
Iglesias Calder6n candidate exi.
lido por Il Gral. Villa.
FL Oral. Funston, COmandante
do las fIsrzas amcrieanas pose -
sionadas tn Veracruz, inform6
al Depar:amento do Guerra que
Il Oral. TapGta, el Leader Suria.
no, In prutcstado contra In en- re-
trcga d1l Puerto Veracruzano Il
las autor tadcs Constitucionals-
tas. hapa'a manifesto que dcs-
i6rcito CConstitucionalista fd. 2
conocc i Carranza como Primer
Jcfe del EjGrcito Constituciona-
lista.
Ordcncs para la cvacuaci6n d"
los bunncs amcricanos Arkansas
Delaware y North Dakota, de a.
puas mox;canas han sido dadas
rspcrase Gnieamcnte la firma
dvl Soc"ctario Daniels.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
DefunCi0naa.

DefnnCf0nbs,
JESUS BuoDtello, de dos mescs
de odad, de inanici6n
Ambrosio HernAndez, dc 81 u.
ios do edad, nscBinado.
Atanacio Villanuova, dc 50 a..
fos do cdhd, dc cancer del est6..
Ynago.
Gavino Valenzuela, de 43 aiios
de edad dc Tuberculosis.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Hiio que mata al padre y madras
ira.
Homer ba, Sep. 26.

Homer La, Sep. 26,
Marvin Moss, de % afios dc O.
dad fu@ hoy aprehendido, por
rccacr on q fundadas sospcehas
de habcr sido 81 autor del doble
aseslnato cometido en- su padrn
~ madrastra.
El doble ascsinato ocurri6 mien
tras Ia u0rcja estaba comicndo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
No fuertn de gravedad los heri.
tlag del Oral. TrGvtffo.

IGl Sr u, Carrilio, hermano politi
co del Oral. Jacinto Trcvifo, OK.
Ministro dc Ia Guerra on cl Ga
bineto del Oral. Carranzn, roci-.
Eid mn '"Icgramn cn 81 que sc 10
tnforma que las hcridas causa,-
daa nj Oral Trovifio durantc IL
aag pruekaa de TN explosive, no
fuoron d. gravcdad alguna.
En OTTO lugar dc este mismo
ecmanarir damos Ia noticia quo
&c refiere este nensaje,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Sc detiene el reembaraue dc las
tropas Americanas.
Mexico, Sep. "a.

Mexico, Sep. "a.
En- Ia Secretaria dc Relacionos
informan que el gobierno amcri'.
cano ha 1ispucsto que las obras
cmprendidas durante Ia ocupaci6r
del Puerto, entire las que sc cuen-
tan las ,cparacionse 4 las casas
Que suf,tron dcsperfectos duran
tc el boCbardco, sean torminadas
antcs H. ri rcombarduc dc las
tr0pas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
Posiciones Austriacas bombar..
deadag.

deadag.
Roma, Tialja, Sep. 2G.
Las fl,tas dc In Gran Brctaiia
Y FrancIg bombardooron yigo..
rosament todas las fortif;cacio.
nes Ausiriacas on In vecindad d.
Cataro IN Dalmala.
Un d,spacho inalambrico del
ComandAnte do Ia flota Franc.
sa, anuncj6 que In podcrosa for.
tificaci6n Austriaca dc Pclogosa,
fu6 destf,lida.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
nucstrOS SuhsCriDtores

A nuestros asidnog svbs-
criptores que no est6n al Co
rriente con sus pagos, lea
suplieamos Sc sirvan situar-
nos el saldo de sus euentas;
O cuando menos Ia mayor
parte de elias. Nuestros gas
tos son en- extreme erecidos
Y necesitamos de su ayuda
para ell mejoramiento de
nuestro sernanario. -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-30
To advertisers

Eel REGIDOR" has the largest,
circulation Of any Of the SPANISH
oapers in Texas. Our books are1
,pen for public inspection.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-13
.DAIRYMAN KICKED
BY A HORSE; HIS
CONDITION SERIOUS
Ralph Burke, Of Stevens Dairy,
Unconscious for Two Hours
After Accident Skull May
Be Fractured,

Raleigh Burke, q dairyman, at mid
night was on the point Of death at
ST. Joseph's hospital The result of
having been kicked in the head by
horse at J.. s. stevens dairy, north
Of here about o'clock last night
Stevens is on the ranch formerly
owned by Col. Perfecto Armljo
Burke WAS feeding one Of the
horses and happened to pass behind
him The animal struck out with
IL hind feet, one hoof catching Burke
over The right eye What caused the
hore 10 kick is not known as no Wit
ness happened to be present
Whether Burkes skull was frac-
turcd could not be ascertainea last
might He was unconscious when he
reache the hospital and aid not re-
cover consciousness until after o
O'Clock. His right eve was injured,
but whether he will lose the sight was
uncertain Burkes condition might
have heen induced by conclusion, but
thar viii not be known for several
days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-13
PPEALED POLICE
COURT CASES To
Be HEARD TODAY
Some as Old as 1908, Ac-
Cording 10 Police Records
Alex Knapp a Witness in
Several,

Gases appealed from The police
court are set for trial in the district
court, some Of them dating back as
far as 1908. IN fact PaToman Alex
Knapp, who was Killed n 1919, was a
witness in several Of the cases.
The fact that witnesses in some OF
the cases either have left Albuquer-
que OF died lessons tho rtg's chances
for affirmation OF The police Judge $
sentence by Judge II D. Ra}uolds, of
the district court pnlv in q ieW oi
the cases win they De ablc 70 summon
AN the Witnesses who originally APP
pcmed before the police matisuate
according TO the police George
Washington Ward, pouudmaster, who
was a witness in one, Nm sick last
night ana it was said De would not
be- able 10 appear i'm court
The charges 10 Doe heard by Judge
Baynolds include wide variety Of
misdcmcanors The large majority
Of cases were appealed from the POI
Ice court ana only fcw Of those set
for today from the justice courts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-13

Istrncfor ana at the same Time take
Iooufaa Ip thr Nornal school az tn0t
.,uts
,r-. p.oto,ss Ala sorI.y of ~
John.e rblrcb van meet This afternoon
M 40 oirlork at the home of Mrs
r MeDepn1a. an Nurth Fourth
utrrat
ec, ~ - p,5,i,sop snperintend
49,, III trri,ati,r tinited etatos ,rripe
n'., ss,,,iro rnf,,rnad Af,pdnv uiUht
f,, ,ri, 49, Xxx 1p,i and navajo
i..,,,t ,t...
Ru.. ,v,hai,ai... c.i. of Trac,
,,r.., KY, ''I tiag .,,s,ding the vim.
XIX, natir,r,t, yiaifipp Miea
t'ionlhc pnrterficld of gO2 qonth
g,t,,h .,-a,t rnr I'D, dave
,,a ~, .,.... nth. ,.f
~. VIZ po
lurluo,a' 'i'isioh 'Su0 o. o.
~ p - III ,t.. ~ ~
~ Nl".n' y, w ,raa,
~ F"n' '-' ''"'''
fence IRE ~ inc nome ol - =.
BOYD, llVl SCUM f"uIth huNeL' "t
~ O'clock KY Hltn' ,n,, 'i,
alolul' me Ol'N' wa. ,,i,9 "
qNl'h} l'e u"H''N' ""H ,''''"''
Patrolman 'hnflea MhinH laAt mig NJ
cited blll Anhya to appear ~ p"iloe
court ihla mofnihk' l"I loaNihb M
nutpinohllr Hhhulhh ON 7o'ohu Hli'''
Nltfln blo'h OF 1'hlr"l avenue.
Edward Price q prominent citlzeh
ana banker OF soeorro ~ mere on a
visit 20 MI ana MIS- simon stern ana
other rclrlives. re reports mining
prospects OF nocoifo county prlhhteI
thnn for several years past ana also
states lhal owing 20 recent rams lnc
southern counties are feeling jubilant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-13
TRAIN R0BBER THOUGHT
TO HAVE LIVED HERE

Press dispatches appearing IN the
Morning journal yesterday morning
from san Francisco and Arizona con
tanned local interest to the police de-
partment
THE robher who held mp passengers
0n cunst line train near san Franc
cisco. securing $500 IN cash and $1,000
ln lvWeity WAS believed TO be James
llosue, swltchman. who once lived
hero Letters found In the hold-upe
pocket lcd california railornd detect
ives % believe he was Hoeue. He was
captured after "a pistod duct with
two detectives ln which he was wound
ga boz the cheek ana arm and after q
cook, who rushed him from behind
dubbed him into iusensibihty
THE other dispatch Was that nf The
death of hilly Olda Ia southern Arl-
IONA. Olds at one time was ieutcn-
amt IN The Arizona National guard, and
utter was special agent for the Santa
Fr railway here He was known us
% runman. the police said,
Keep your eyes open for sur
prise
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-13
JUDGMENT IN KORBER TAX
SUIT FAVORS DEFENDANT

Treasurer Mike Man icl Is ordered
to accept $1,369.69 as the fun amount
OF Jacob Korbcr's taxes for 1913, in
decision rendered yesterday in the
case of the state of New Mexico
against korbcr This is victory for
Korber, as he rendered the treasurer
that amount when that official asked
$2,05A22. according 10 his answer.
He returned his real estate for the
1918 taxes at $14i425 ana the county
commissioners raised the valuation to
Sl6,325 The state board of equaliza-
ton upon his appeal ordered that he
be assessed az SH,925, but the Off
cors Notwithstanding this fixed the
value of hisreal estate at &2J,14S, he
staLed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-13
F0RGETS SUIT CASE;
ACCUSES BARTENDER;
SERVING IS DAYS

just because he is forgetful Fred C..
Wesley pressman. who formerly
worked here and who returned Mon
day for a visit is serving fifteen days
in the city jail Wesley left his suit
case In an office and went out to
shake hands with Ola friends There
was some refreshing memories, ace
cCrding 90 the police. and Wesley be-
came confused as 90 where he had left
his suitcase Tie strOlled into the
white Elephant al / o'clock yesterday
morning and accused the bartender
there OF having IT, The bartcnders
denial rrtated Wesley ana ne be-
came abusive. capt Fat 0'Grady ar-
rested him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-13
UNLOADING MATERIAL
FOR NEW SANTA FE
SHOPS IN YARDS HERE

The unloading of material for tho
new Santa Fe shops was begun yes
terday. Several cars already have ar
rived and more are expected daily
A Mcleod, of Chicago. the contractor
who received the contract for the con
struction of the first five buildings,
is making preparations for the actual
beginning of building soon. A com
pany foreman arrived here yesterday
To take charge A number of men
already have been employed In the un
loading ana the force was TO be ln-
creased as the work demands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-13
Be on the lookout.
Be on the lookout
TIGHT ROPE WALKER
WHO APPEARED HERE
HAS NARROW ESCAPE

c. q Eckhart who after the last
state fair walked a rope stretched
across Central avenue from the Hotel
Combs to the building opposite had
a narrow escape in Pasadena, Calf,
last week. according TO a dispatch
printed in Los Angeles papers Eek
hart walked ON rope stretched from
the roofs Of fiVe-story buildings sew
eral times and was about to go out
again FOR q trapeze performance when
he discovered that standpipe to
which he had fastened one end Of the
rope had been torn loose. A dozen
steps on the wire would have hurled
him into the street
\ genuine surprise in store for YOU.