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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
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NOTICE FO REPUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

U. S. Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho,
July 18th, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Josephine
B. Hart of Blackfoot. Idaho, who on
March s, 1911, made. desert-land entry
serial number O9S55 for S. e. u, section
is, township 2 south, range. "a east,
Boise meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described;
office at Blackfoot, Idaho. on the 31st
day of August, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Young, Charles L. Hart
Charles F. Modem, Henry Durfee all OF
Blackfoot, Idaho.
HENRY W. KIEFER,
adv. SEES register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-08-07
Legal Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

Department of the Interior
U. s. Land office at Blackfoot, Idaho,
June 9th, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that John c.
Bernthal of Blackfoot, Idaho, Z; D: No:
Desert Land entry, serial No. 06161, for
S. W. Y N. e. u, section q, town
ship two south, range "a east, Boise
meridian, has field notice OF intention
to make final proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
register and receiver, U. s. land office
at Blackfoot. Idaho, on the 18th day
Of August, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Flies, Charles w. Molder.
Oscar NJ Potter, John Flies all OF
Blackfoot, Idaho. -
HENRY w. KIEFER,
Register.
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year by delay Mr. Stevens approved the bills of his aptee
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22
SChUNANh QUINTET At THE
AUDITORIUM NEXT WEDNESDAY,
fhira Numhef - winser tYeeum
Cearst Ore ~ The Best
RttracsioRs

como ~ the Nitaifss tsiVum aiifar
iivuH ~ ,he VeTfvHi season 10 the
~ buWann Qeniei vines aHpra -i a,r
"a iAik sity "a tbs ilikh schuol Aufi
ioriun NcAi "Wednesday rsrninl "a
500 Uaincs u certain iN draw : fAP
Afify huuee " cufnue rhflssiaus who
enia, CHASE musical enftfiainmsN
rhe NfhumAnn 4mntyt hiiura te the
isorum esHulnsi ntW it.A THAT 90
arrscntlnf Wnphonf. UrnowtnH with
a cumpauf ~ AnlN ffs muslflans
ragh 80 artist fa nryusf this sAm
lhuHlr rifsfi u spssislh renstsue3rd
reed orssn |a t4fried 4his gives an
lhs recA ana wind sii,,tA az isrHs
HfcNeesfA and eamNlucd with thr
piHnp ard etfiuEpa nrifnwsnls. prN-
inlcs aN effri aa surprising NJ Il "a
apinus 70 cfeAfe sddea Interest ilte
4uinivl Ftfe historic iutfoimcsi0ns ~
ts pfoeghmt
lhe Nehmusur QUINTET it a runnAn,
pfned ~ ne personnel group ~ as
'isfa rsefY pnr ~ whom has slrraAi
made Coz hiusslf q piae, III thr mutse
~ lifa ~ iAs couhWy
fafi a laHipett Organiser sud lhst
Viplin. ess itern NJ Nlnden wrntpheiia
near nNsselapff siualea under IAfahs
FnN anf shfoNd ln the Prague Com
ftatuff Naef RUGBY fos Mice feefn
played first NisliN IA tho Thomas of
ubrsifa, and "a az present connected
nlih some II lhs noFi naiahio musical
lustiiptiuns ~ America
Nlealal yrdoief rsn0 u from dlH
tiasulshcd muslfHl family TIA elNgfr
10 rno tl6iiniat iraYsiiup ~ soielri
with eausae nand Aif gr1.lfr ~ q
pupu ~ Nteindsi and aithpuEh quite
fnunE has already made plaps faf
himhtn lu rhicaen musical osfclrH iie
gHa beautiful tlriie tone thr quality
Nhlrh constitutes ihS Errsieat charm ~
ihe tlnlinrslin We makes it NlnE
Norman Weller. SECOND yloln ID q
German by BIRTH and comes uf q
murlral family We showed great tall
rnt whom child Hnt has hsen aHse
0iaisa with tif IAmprri Tor the past
two yfsfn. ie ie chosen fof iho part
bsraune N hlH solid musical attain
menis. fine tome and eplsndid lrehul
4ue
Jeanette rhhlip, lampeft Iaenlsl
gaa drypied her entire riaEisiis Ability
10 ihr one sna ~ making heFseH
suecesaful accompanied The stt ~
the planis, h ono ~ che most difsicuis
In ruusie Anr studied Ia chleasg nnd
New Nnft under rome ~ sine best
teachers
Miriam zedlof, 1fsaalti. has aiaplas
"a rare ability Va her rtiesen line ~
aoih Res haadilpE ~ ihlt dlffisali
Instrument wiz 90 mach towards iht
sucrfsa - ine pf"efam
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22

a0ests TIE felio~ins rresrAm viii ~
5lNtn
t,.a carr ~Neopt reur nlessinxa
Earliest liisseN v y,asp,A tSussl
Mis- nAkrs
ras nnoammpont - reAiasn Army
Nrs OcI hafali
reIrs CHRISTI Ttn Ns,f. NTo Mrs
i.attf
refpus christi Tc.iaN Aifs. Hlae
Nisisft 81 tac uid isallridre itan,e
Miss rnenNsrh
lt4sitf Mrs HeAueY
tNiess Feosrstee Meettre
MS "A IA ilsstahvf amt Airs : AL
rAiof fvtirrcs SATURDAY mafniAN
InFn go Sgatr fe.iefallan nt,sl.ae i,
,iaittsirn TIES, NV tnihue.arits
uNrf ihe saescss of tae mtesins. The
prt.eree ~ Nie pvrts Penn, ha0kot.
tAr behaved Nstsa-,i issrsiaonl adaed
sreaiN o. iHeif sNin,msnt ~ thn cpn
reruan FHe social affsNs fef ihs
dcesates wtf, a ocHshlfa ieAinfo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22

afINAEAtslt.iE 1ssW. Asst "a
ssflHa ~ fsHh een year ir resv hiiis
q fapafei i0 hiiHneaHhs shfn thf
~atef safpis . sfisnfl D. a nft rfer
tsas nsst u3gnih Tiir elisliriif ~ ihs
~afff reN rates. w iFe wiii ~ ffisaefp
90 sg CONFERRED aifh ~ HfsfsEf a -
~ fsir NHfrf lev paisf 81 the fitet
sfa d h,Th pff enisae ~ minerals ~
sac rrAfif sixiHEa Il assigned ~ fhf
fs,ssf n ihr hsr1 water
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22


THURSDAY Forenoon lilsiofg ~ ~
ufailun. phtsies. solid Gsameiri. isnR
htb Literature
ThaaBuy Afternoon f'nffhn : p 3 n.
f'henisirY. isnpEheepinf f'isne friqos
numriry
FRIDAY Foreman Physical Dr0r7a .
phf fshysialpEi Composition. Antb-
uffir
ffihaf Afternoon Texas iiisinfY
Grammar Descriptive usamarht, f'ianr
aefHnftTf.
Saturday Forenoon NpfilinH Welt
iag. Methods ana Management cislfs,
Reading
saturday Anfrnppn ffnlira States
ilaiorg genefsl History, Amieu'laf'
Algebra
NAT HEkfeH
Ca4afg Supf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22
cARO clvss


fussas, Aue,sen ciub
Nr UuNVt Johns enseffAtnsd tnt
FUg i AtttluH ciDA ltls Wt.k 80 ass
hfasr ar Neffh Neath Tire pilts uak
weu ~ Wfs 3 a iastlr rhesr weo
rnie 90 tue aftereNsn wtst Nss
aarlvs navld iwhr p ~ uarsiaan.
riWari tunase NN, Niilee /. % 3as.
kin w Is inpnNe.d inNis Wells ~
ianmcf MHHfn thonmsn ana
Naiief fistn
Nra N1mmtf piN entertain tac irN
ntaf raraHss Afternoon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22

glie rm4ai affair ~ iff ~soip8 NeeH
pNi 49, ihs ainvtr fNt ~ TasnAa
gls ipr vi ths saae, iieiss Efsnris
snd Nafnf east htf. lietn dsnaina ~
%fn 4afF ava f'h $50 iH3a fali atl gft
naW naaer ganffart ~ fHe esHisf
iiDtH hafe pesn enEaaed ~ iaF st+
NlnE Tar lataat ~ ihf nNalefn HtuHff
elH ~ given ssd aisnf RESERVATIONS
hapf sifsaNN ttan made
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22

nanssnts Party Gee Waiter
Miss Aenrietta kirfeff ~ Klnrstl,1t
VAS tte hNaef guest ~ 4 aAnsante
PARTY "a ,hv hlc~ Sat,srdAy aft~maon.
Mrs William tAsheftN rhtegAinin9 Ia
hef hpnVf spd haNiuE Nlsh nor ana
Miss AleAefS Mianss kathieea ls,,hqtts
Aapis Niee ,Nfset. FpesnlA t.uiaessen.
in rd MAiAs An.ax l.o,,isc ANars. t.Afis /.
t'e Siefvy Gefaldlne Graves ~ Cuef..
licoston chsortsie
hshtkah ledge tHssssaln~srs.
tefPus CHRISTI Rehrkah lA~is~ stt
viz riVe an entsflalnmsw on TUESDAY.
November t~VntN fourth IN the I a.
a y han Az entef,sinipn prcxran
esine pfcpstvd ht Inv ,,scRslon The
svariel rulite lo invited g. attend a
snaN Adnsi~si0n fvc ~ ten sen,s viii
sc charged
" l.. C. Met
The mrmherp ~ the ~ 4. e clue
insi Satnnsns Afternoon a ths hume ~
MISS Mabrl kpehl rhosc sffesrnt Wrrr
MesdAmes Inv flvn,ser CLYDE Mas 4.
feld a = uais loNRy Misses NiaA,s
ns~inHn naena Vista liiil aud the
hesicse
social Meetns
The ladies Ala s,isirt, ~ sitr thfss.
ian VaVtoh viii hola a s,el-l sf.erneu,,
fpesapN AZ The iAme ~ Mrs y r
trsfet miscellaneous shower fr
prlac VIII be . fcaturn Al mcsa
hfgs nns thsif ffiehds Nrr cor,ilaii,
invited 20 aiiend
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22

The nest tfHchefs' examination ~Nl
d. hold ln corpus Christi n ihe roun
q aapefintsndenfs uffNs. sStrrmbFf J.
Z nnd 5 hrairnlne ~ % ri
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22

AitF ltush smith uuirftHlHrA iAe A
if e. Nhh saiurtay Afternoon al her
Hunt nn urran Drive Thr pfisr was
WnH hf Mrs A a iirhiensisin Mrs
amith Nas assisted ,n snieitninlne hrf
Hrsir ht Aiisuri Melsel smlth anR tlia
A. NpfA ,ilrouhAhil Carlas NoN
tiea lins Anrelesl ~ a Staples VI
% uufnn. iohn leris uefaiin ons
s,u = q ilcuienrtcin b r. Bernard.
Rat hnfn saNARr Misses l.anlee nIu
net amt Fila Thomnsi Airs riaihsA
viii entertain the clah nest SATURDAY
tfttfnnsn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22

MISCELLANEOUS


Altrurian Guest pay.
fne Aitfufian club held The met
guest 0aa ~ shs ANs Ai.asfpf AZ iitt
hufng 80 Atfs u "a Shsfmsu uu ius
mon aFrnne The prsslasns ~ thr
club Mrs Charisf Coleman gave Is
cordial srfHfing tn tifr KucttH
an excellent nfYHram on q ilrnri
waf ied hs MFH / a. Tabor non rail
vas answered with quotations num q
ifenri FNhori Stories
AiIt D. 81 nbsh4n read 80 Hiiglf hn
. 3D. ilsan Metvorir Caste4
Affs I q Bowman inld two W hlH
stories ftfr selection uf stories
nfnushl nni in one the grr1t hum1f
ara io gho other thr deep frelinE which
is Dhara.tcfisue uf D lirHria stories
sem Another typt uf siofs WIS frad ht
Wrn tergf iiniden called THE alfi ~
thr Mtrl which BE- one ~ bic in4rs
pnpetg stuFles
s rofRl Uaii honf fullo~ "a The pra.
riam The sherman home WpH az
ifasilt els decorated Win fsilas
clirysanihcmuun ttr eiun fiasor
salad course nAs arrvsd lns tlio
prstiit areufatrd dlnine rpom bY Aift
81 AZ ilalmwaad Mrs 3. G Melis
Mrs cdwaid Calaee and Airs Henry
ilniton
Airs vs. a. nlale poured tea ana !
Mrs is.fFeT McC uiiouEh saffre
The ruottf ~ ihf ciut Nrfs Nee
DANES Fred NfanhfNaf ifgrfal. Glover
Iahna D D. insa = q ar,Nt ilaEsn (
iniiantbfe natid Isoehsf a. - iiald 4
sin T.. priae. b. WaNolii Tafhri
a. O.. Caiawei Al q Msierr S a /
rrefsafn. " o. Aufiun ~ Taos 4
D. ~ AppiiuK George Nrnsdf. Nissos
Mabel Smith. Jsauctif gunHf ilfesfs
Dancing Class a. Nsstss Hotel
Ihs iairai ~ lbs niodatn aaue.s
fhn r1s Tfoi and 'iir iIaH and ilsif
we're demonstrates ~ Miss farfpil
Thurpdag evening "a ny sutcfs iialsl
Mles Carroll ipsiratth m an haw
ever ThHfaasr ffrHina ana ihr ifasen
ie followed hi general dapfiae AmonE
those pfrasui SEER Misses t.afsll'
liushfa Anna aiat gilsea nAbtl Gas
eeii ii~fminnf and ifa fmfpHh i8dlA
Dsar A1rlaiie lntanas nefiFgdf
noae. MARS Hynpm MA 2 g. his
Mrsars Norton ihlAp llaili,sff W
Git'son i1sAs fYan ilahnliom. f'ef
reii 81 q Alien. John Mrrampi.rii. iit
via Reed Miss Carroll viii net hsff
hsf wessliy dNnfs Thuff1aY % sgctunf
~ the Tiiankaastiam dsnner a.safs
pSS
Dinnsf Dance ~ ftneess.
Giie to4ai affair ~ tif N'guirs Nefs
pHi is No. diHver -f'Nf ~ ThspAr
eia inp vi thf tHn,ss iaf4 Ff4nrlt
500 Nafnf. ea.f hif. letH dsnaina ~
trn YnfF a1H ff 8aa ii3a fafi nsa sft
n... nL-Anr ..nll.-t /. ~. I. lMlal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22

he Cosmos Club,
rhe u-m gmh mN Muaaat s. tf,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Horatio Riley arrived in the
city al Don today from her home at
Pine Blur. Ark, and is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Champion al 81
West Marquette.
Careless or indifferent work In
.tewelry repairing or engraving Is
costly AT any price. Have the ex-
pert az RosenwaId's jewelry depart
ment do II properly. The nrices are
right.
Accompanied by his wife. Attor-
ney H. r. Jamison, " the firm OF
vigil a Jamison. went to Santa Fe
yesterday IN his car. Legal business
called Mr.. Jamisun TO the Ancient
city. He and Mrs. Jamison expect
TO return to this city Monday.
The "Hurry-Up boy" al the
Highland Pharmacy Is proving pop
ular with the public. He II on the
job every minute and hustles when
an order tor drugs comes In. Phone
80.
r. NJ Myers, division s~upcr.ntend-
ent Of the Santa Pc, with headquhr-
at Las Vegas, n in town with his
20 take in the circus. Miss
Greenberger. OF Las Vegas, made
the trip with them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
GARFIELD To RETURN
ron QUO WARRANTO HEARING

James r. Garfield. former secre-
tary OF the Interior, who was In this
city recently In connection with the
legal battle for the control OF the
Northwestern Colonization and Inn
proyement company. will return 20
Albuquerque next week. Hearing IN
the quo warranto proceedings insti-
tuted by MIR. Garfield. District Attor-
ney vigil and their associates In the
company II Co be held before Judge
Reynolds In the district court April
3, and Mr. Garfield Is expected 20
come here April II to attend Il.
Long Trial II ON.
Trial OF the suit Of Francisco
Lucero y Montoya against the Royal
Insurance company for 5000. which
begun yesterday. was Etill on at
the district. our today. with no
prospect OF conc sion under two or
three days. The plaintiff has sum
moned fourteen witnesses and this
afternoon only the fourth had been
called so far. Marion a. Wood are
conducting the case for the plaintiff.
and Burkhardt a. Coors and for
mer Judge Edward A. Mann are
the lawyers for the defendant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
REGISTRATION is
A DURING THE
CLOSING HOURS

Registration was heavy during tho
closing hours of the open books in
.nll wards last night. several hundred
names being added to the rolls after
q o'clock
The attorney general yesterday at
santa Fe gave out an opinion on the
registration law which IN OF general
interest. lie says.
Complying with your oral re-
quest for the opinion OF this office
as 10 whether an unregistered per
son may vote at the election TO be
held In the city OF Santa Fe. on
April T. 1914, I respectfully call
you attention to section 2443 Of the
complied laws Of 1897. which pro-
vides al great length for the regis
tration OF voters at a city election.
ana hen declares that mo person
whose name IL not registered shall.
ON ANY ACCOUNT, he permitted to
vote at such election"
"a perusal Of his law shows
clearly and unmistakably hat II was
the intention Of the learned lawmak-
crs OF New Mexico to require h
registration of an thope who intend
ed TO vote at a city election, and 10
prohibit the voting of an
registered persons"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
FROM
WINSLOW As To
VIM. PIERCE
Business Man Writes Chief
McMillin that Missing Man
has Record as BEAT" and
Scouts Suicide Theory.

Information that sheds some liEht
on the disappearance OF William
Fierce. who vanished from his board
ing house on West Silver avenue on
Monday night. leaving his ten.year-
old daughter, was received by Chief
OF Police McMlllin today from a bus
mess man Ia WinslOw. Ariz. The
latter wrote hat Pierce, whose
name. he says. II properly spelled
Pearse. told the truth when he said
here that he had come from Wins
low, but hadn't given quite the right
idea OF his standing In tina town.
The letter writer says Pearse left
"a record behind him In Winslow az n
dead beat" lie Is said 10 have slip
ped away from that town owing
more than 500. He Is said 70 have
worked as a mechanic in the rail
road shops al winslow for four or
months.
The writer OF the letter scouts the
idea advanced by those who met
Pearse here hat he had gone away
60 end his life on ccoun OF money
and other troubles. The Winslow
man Is sure Pearse skipped to avoid
paying his debts and left the little
girl behi:d because he had come 70
the conclusion that she hindered his
activities The writer urges the po-
lice here to run pearse down. and
promises abundant testimony from
Winslow in the event OF his arrest
and prosecution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Will Be Cues
Honor at
Fit. Bliss
Buffalo Bill to Spend TOmOr-
row with His Old Comrade
and Friend, General Hugh
I. Scott at FL Paso.

As loon ne Col. william y. Cody
tBuffalo Bil) finishes with his act
at the Sells Floto- Buffalo Bin show
tonight. he viii hurry away to pack
his things and travel ahead Of the
company To III Paao. lie IN going To
spend tomorrow at Fort Bliss. on the
outskirts of the Pass city, as a guest
OF his old comrade aud friend. Gen.
Hugh l.. Scott. commander Of the
troops at the fort.
When Gen. Scott heard that his
Old comrade VAS to visit lei paso
with the big show and that he might
be able 20 get there In time 10 spend
a day ut the fort. tbs general los,
10 tine in writing Buffalo Bill 10
urge him to come To Bliss on a visit.
The famous old scout viii be a
guest of honor at the fort every min
ute he stays there. or course, no
and the general VIII r-qall the old
days when the hostlles were roam
Ing the plains and both were helping
To win the great western empire,
one OF the sights tnat Cody will
see will be the prison camp In which
5000 Mexican soldiers. the
OF Huerta's once splendid army of
the north. who fled TO the United
states for refuge when Pancho Villas
victorious rebels swept upon them at
Ojinaga, are confined. The old
scout has seen many sights In the
course OF his varied life. but h.
probably lever saw anything quite
like that internment camp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
Today'S Market Reports


on today on o OF general rains
In the southwest. Opening prices
were hc TO hd Sc lower, and a
slight additional setback ensued be-
fore the market began TO harden.
In corn there was IA fair amoun OF
buying orders. chiefly from out Of
town. Prices started unchanged TO
&c higher. reacted somewhat and
then rallied again. The close was
unsettled at IA shade on TO NC up
compared with last night.
The close was steady, y a &c under
last night
Oats held steady and offerings were
moderate.
First sales of provisions ranged
from 2A~Thc up. and there was a
subsequent further advance.
Closing prices.
wheat-May, 93Mc: July, ssAc.
corn-May. 6sNc; July. SOC
oats-May, 3shc; July. tOc.
Pork-May, f2i.05; July. tgi.2O.
Lard-May. $10.62h; July. ttO.sO.
Ribs-May, tli.25; July, tii.40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
TO PAY MORE THAN
JURY'S VERDICT
CALLS FOR
Santa Fe will Settle Sheep
Case with Senator Barth-
Jurymen Charged Senator
Twice for Freight

More money than the Jury award
ed Is To be paid by the Santa Re rail.
way company TO senator Isaac Barth
whose suit against the In
the district court ended yesterday. n
was admitted. the senator said to-
day. that he was entitled to more.
and the company has agreed TO set
tie on a satisfactory basis.
senator Barth instituted suit for
$4,000 claimed as recompense for
loss In weight On a shipment Of sheep
over the Santa Re from Gallup TO
this city. At the same time she com
pany filed suit for freight on the
shipment. The two cases were tried
concurrently.
II was admitted by the senator that
the freight was due. and Judge Ray
nolds instructed the Jury Thursday
60 return n verdict Of S7i9 for tho
railroad. The Barth case went TO
the jury after the Instructed verdict
Tor the railroad was handed in. Yes
tcrday, the verdict. which had been
reached the night before, was handed
In. II awarded the senator SAGA.
senator Barth got a shock when
he heard Il. II Is said that the jury.
forgetting about the instructed YER
diet. which had already given the
railroad Judgment for the freight
claimed. had deducted the amount
Of tie freight bill from the damage
assessment.
Senator Barth was getting ready
to seek a new trial OF the case when
the railroad agreed to terms OF set
tlement. The sum named In the set
tlement has not been made public.
but it Is said TO be substantially
what the plaintiff sought.
Judge Raynolds yesterday granted
a divorce Ia lsidoro Doffmeyer from
Salome Gurule Doffmeyer. on the
ground of abandonment. The couple
were married In Santa Re IN FebrU-
AIRY, 1912. They have no children.
NJ. q. ortiz was the plaintiffs law
yer.
In the case Of tbs whitneg com
pany OF this city against Noswald
Milling company. Judge Reynolds
gave Judgment for $f52. the amount
due on an unsettled account The
defense made no appearance in the
case.
District Attorney Manuel L. vigil
went into court yesterday to move the
dismissal OF the Case against Trini-
dad Lopez. u Ranchos de Albuquer~
que youth, who was hound over To
the grand jury yesterday by Justice
of the Peace Sandoval Tho boy
was found wandering about Ranches
Albuquerque. II was properly a var
fancy, and not a grand jury matter.
and. inasmuch AZ the boys relatives
were To take charge OF
him. the district attorney had him
brought into court and freed.
The court signed an order permit
ting the substitution Of l. l.. Chaves
for J. Lorenzo Hubbell ms guardian
FOR Thomas $. Hubhell. Jr, In tho
case Of Thomas S. Hubbeil. Jr., by J.
Lorenzo Hubben. his guardian.
Sofia \. Hubbell, admins
OF the estate Of Thomas =.
Hubbell, deceased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-28
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