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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-09

Tho women politicians OF Colorado
are hning up Tor the primaries which
VIII prcccde the fan campaign. The
coming election will Doc the most i'm
p"itant one hold in Colorado since the
women obtained the ballot. a United
7'dles senator and four representa-
yves 80 Congress are 10 be elected, In
auult'n To- governor and other state
"H''ers ana many members Of the leg
lsiaturc. Several women already are
candidates for the various Offices To 5c
filed,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-09
KEEPING COMPANY.

What can that young fellow find TO
talk about for three hours every
nisht?"
ooh. ne has plenty to talk about. lie
has to tell Mabel mo- loves her and go
over it four or five thousand times. -
Kansas city journal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-09
CALUMET ELECTION COMMENT

Tho result of lbc election 300 the aop-
per district ,e peculiarly interesting.
comments lhc Detroit rroo Press for
'bo alliance there Of p1o rroqrcst..
congressman with tho Western Fedcra-
ton 1r Miners Aae suffered % sharp
shaoa. That Manager MsoNaughto7.
WHO )" tbc pct aversion Of tho fedora
ton, should have been elected TO u
public Office bya vote so overwhelming
ample proof that the people Of the
copper country regardless Of politics.
resent tho wholesale sIaudore that have
"een cast upon one II the men who
have built up their thriving region aud
that .boy are determined to hold r..
sponsinIa for the widespread scandals
about their district amy one who vcn-
lures to appear as sympathzlng with
the asp,Isions
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-09

tSS2-Dante Gabriel Rossetti famous
poet and artist, died Born in
1928.
1905 final settlement of the Alaska
boundary agreed upon by the
United States and Great Britain.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-09
FROcF or HIS KINDNESS.

81 wonder why. Amy refuses to mar
.y Mr.. Dooling
'Sha's afraid hc wont be kind 90
h,-"
Wont be kind to her? Goodness
-t'c'ous, hasn't she seen The beauti-
fni monument he pat mp COR his first
Wife," Judge.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-09
CONGRESSIONAL PERouIslTgs.

The Senate has voted 10 stop the
payment by the government Of seua-
torial telegraph bills hcnceforth. It
was in the discussion Of this subject
that Senator Townsend Of Michigan
declared ON the floor that ho WAS ready
% vote for measure putting the
whole matter OF senatorial pcrquisites
on % business basis. including the
fraHkIus and the mileage privileges.
Senator Townsend is one Of group
of statesmen which is bound to grow,
as public attention is turned in this d.
rection and Tho white light Of pubiici-
u beats more and more ON the course
Of members Of the HOUSES iu this re-
gard. For the mallucss Of some men
oven i'm official Ifc, and their readi-
moss to abuse PRIVILEGES that might
have been harmless if reasonably
used has been revealed ia recent dis
cussion iu Congress. And when privi-
Icgcs are abused the only thing to do
is Co take them away.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-09

Congressman are SERIOUSLY consider
ing clcr,ing confirmed bachelor 10
the presidency next term. The high
cost Of wedding presents and the num-
Dor Of White House weddings leads
them 20 make This decision.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

handling the situation in the capital u li.rc n strong show nf force prevent cal thr rising.
 'shr city is now under martial law and in Il state of siege and tn" gov ..n,cni is rapidly str-nrthening the r-,ii isulls of all of the forts in the h..li.m and around the city
 ':in is well protected by fortifica- ii. rs. ihc h,rlnr ,lcfcnccs being parti- .ulnrly strong with dnc fort which is Itnctiraily iniprcgnablr commanding the .ntir. city. This strong position is s,ill in tn. hands of the federal au- tn..,itirs and is depended upon {" save ,l. city from an attack from the water ia ease the navy joins in revolt.
 That tho situation of the present government is. extremely critical Il,rr ,4in he no doubt md with th" ntn,wr of mon in arms against the ;.,..hrritics taken into consideration 1t a,,rirs that Il long and bloody strug- ll, may he looked for possession "f the capital unless SD many "f tn"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

m'r when they assembled y's,erd"N [, h,s,t the special message of the ,a's"isri and there was much disap- r,intmfnt expressed that he confined his r"t4arks entirely to the n,atter "F
 t,nnn t"lls.
 In lis pleas for the confidence "f ih. m's1ibcrs of the legislative hramr ni the, so\ "rnm.nt and a free hand 'n caItyiI.g "m the policies he had in IT inI in regard to the dealings of th' United states with foreign ..,,n, the president said tImt his a,inIi imistr, ,inn l., "I always in mind the h","r -and dignity nr the country as well ns the prnlc.iion "r tln' interests If is citi- uns and l." practically t"ld congress .l.ai tl"te were other matters of far more serious import than the Panama cnnal tolls which he at present had in hand. In fact the exact words of I'resid"nt Wilson which have called forth comment from many senators ana Ic4OlnR T'uTeNrntHilNe<, Wot'- There are matters of greater deli- cacy and a nearer consequence than il. ....,: tells that must soon he de- tited"
 Taking into consideration ihc fact that the. question of the citnal tolls is nn,. which threatened to cause n x. rirus diplomatic break between this ermniry and England and that it wi'.' or s,rio,ls enough nature |" call f": an .arnes, plea from the president for l.eislatinn recommended for the hon o, uf the country" thc members of congress and tho senate feel that they have :, right to know what are the matters .f even greater dclic;'cy and nearer consequences referred |" hy Mr. Wilson yesterday.
 Because. of the l"licf thai they hay" a right [" know these things and ilr'' if the president can come before th" legislative hodics assembled in joint st ssinn and tell them his views an cttain grave matters he should als"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
Special Nugget Servien

Special Nugget Serviem
 EI. pAS,'. March G. That Gru"ial Nlh of th Mexican c"nstituti"n'!- ists army s ih,' merry little fnanri'r us we'll :is somewhat of q liplomatist in his own right can n" i''ng'r h" doubted.
 Scmc wc''ks nsu ir captured q print ing plant and forthwith printed som" millions of ldEirs worth "f paper u,nry which ln' put int" circulation rm.,n,: his troops and the sl"l'kccpcrs ,f tE.. towns ana cities hc captured.
 Now he evidently finds that hr will need q gold reserve to back up this issue of notes and hc is as capable Inf getting that as Inc was "f making thc original issue of currency.
 Inst t0 show hat the leaders nf v.cat national movements do not need thc hacking uf tlir Hank of England or inc finaMri,rs "f Wall street "r any of inc other sources of income from which governments usual'y derive ,r.;,. necessary funds Villa has in- rururatcd neat little policy !" his avn. which. 1T 1t continues to work ns well as 1t started out will soon place thc constitutInnnlist government far h, vond the shoals of lmnkrutcy.
 Villa noedrd money and he needed fl very badly. He tried |" shake some funds out "f Hcnlon. the En- ,.iis,,n,an and because l,cnton rcfus- cd tu come across with the gold Vilia lillcd him. That was merely by way .,f example. Hut evidently the cx- a,nplc was not needed SO Villa caught ar Amcrican by name Vergaa ana
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

IT ted IL nn him. This worked better fer Villa .;d all ur lhc l."s" change ,h, Nm""i".in had about him before th man was murdered. l:ut stili the treasury of Inc r"nstitut i"nhl'sts was sadly hacking iu the very necessary essentials. Either there were n" inor@ r., .lishm;n and Americans lying around with enough money |" make t wn, tn while rr else the consequent ana u,.e.s ssury bother with the countries "f lis victims seemed hardly worth wh'ic' .Anyway Villa did n"t ,rS [" shake Il cut of a foreigner the next time ne needed enough change ta buy chips ID th. li,iir game he is indulging in
 This time. hr has caught one m hts own cnuntrymrn with rich papa scucwhcrr about the country and he has sent word to papa that unless Ii, comes :.rross with half a million perfectly good dollars before s''nd"wn tonight he will bc minus the son ana Grir tn all of hts estates.
 And papa is going {" shell ""' J'st like u little man. Hc is probably one Of th,,s, dear delightful MliMs !ust li,, in. dear hay. nt Harvard ana 1nle have wh" ,s,nm over with the fines and damaGts every time Wii'e heats t,p Il ,9il,nn,n ar wrccks caic' Anyway ln,In Mus srnt word |" N"'a thut if l,c will just give him Il Httle lime !n which |" sci' s"m" !" "'s Mexican rail,,md hnn,ls and paw" seine uf ma,nma's j''wcIry hc VIII us- lkcr the half million and Will MNc Willie hack home where there is q me dinner of hot tomalcs waiting Tor nun
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

ti,e t\eniLal very serious crisis which u'l alni! will me day face the coun ,:y. .De members of tlle senate ami house of both parties felt that yes tei day Mir. Wilson would have some tr ing to say in regard to matters be- h VI the border and the reported mes saaes from England and GtrInnny oi, tl.c subject.
 1t hus ulso been reported tha, ithin the lust few days ,h" staI" department ia,s been in receipt "t F. me very important communications fl o,n Japan. one of which went so fai us to ask what were tn" intentions ''f .u .\neri.an government and wh 't tic object .r the great increase in th' garrison of United States troops i" th, Hawaiian islands.
 All "f these matters were in the minds of the senators and congress-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
WANT TO KNOW WHAT THE
 PRESIDENT MEANT YESTERDAY

c"iiidr il congress .,Ii uf Inc matters O.. serious c"ns.slucn"r to the nation, senator I'oindextcr today introduced n l,.s"Inii"n ii, tn" senate calling upon the prrai,lcnt uf the United States {" inform congress in detail what he meant yesterday hy the use uf the words matters "f even greater deli ,;icy and n"ifcr ,r,nSn IurE.'rs to the iion.'
 \ similar resolution has been intrn. .lI."ml m thr h,Isr "f representatives .rI ii these r,'S.,iuii"ns are Intssed it iruy hr that tlI- next time President N iisph H.iurtssrs th. t-.' stature from 'lr sp-:'''"rs p'.hfnrm "f 'h- house 1t W III be Ia answer quest ions not to iS- sue orders.
 Th"e seems to he some question as [" the authority of congress in this n,atter. Certainly Il Is not customary to call the president of the tnitc'i S,ntcs to the bar of the house and it may h. that. if the Pcindexter res nlutinn is passed and Mr. Wilson su drsires he may make his cnmmnnica . tin in regard in lhc matters If "even ST, .,icr drlic,rv and nearer cons" urences In tln shape "f 1 written mNS- ., rr which will h C nsi'i.r"d in exc cutivc session i,, "r'lrr that il m"'l net b.. made public.
 IL is h"lirN,ri. however. that when il comes tu n Sli,wndown l"tw"rn the rrcsitent and congress that it will be good policy [" take the public int" tho confidence If in" rulers. hi least to A "c,itain extent"
 In s,,m. uu,r',.rs it is believed that the president wnS referring [" th" Mexican SituatioI while others "on- tend that he m,.tnt ih' pending uu's- iL.n with .Inirru r ihc new rrv"lu- lion in l:razil.
 Whatever il WAS i'"nd"Nirr nni nG.py other senators If both parties feel that they t.avc a right t" know
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
Special Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON. D. C.. March G. That I'rcsidcnt Wilson is no, going [" coi.linue to have it all his own way in dealing with congress seems to be the feeling in certain political circles here. - me nf the senators and members ,f the house are beginning to resent ;i.t srln,ulmastcr attitude S,f the pres id, mt when he makes his peri"lic ris- i's tu the hall of congress and tells :'.,. legislators just what he wants t': m in ,lo and what he does not want 'n tu ,l,'.
 This Tcoiih. has he,n growing an.f has been f"sterrd in the breasts "f r..Inc nf the legislators by the bong r,.I 'uue,l sr'r cy of the administra- tinr Ncr MeXicah affairs and the lack .f ,l"inlte information in regard T." v.,,i ao,ni .s rroposed in regard L"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
HOUSE IS UNANIMOUS FOR BILL
HOUSE PASSES
 R. R. BILL
Nugget Special Service.


 WASHINGTON. b. C.. March G. '!;,c conference report on the Alaska ,''ir..,d bill was sent to tlle house '.i representatives yesterday hut u waH found that there were several err rrs it, the draft "r the measure and 1t was withdra wn for the necessary corrections. As soon as these were made the bill was returned to the house but was not acted upon.
 The vote on the hill was laid over until this morning when 1t was taken taken up as sn'n as the house con Y, ned and brought to vote AS soon ns pnssiblc.
 There could not have been u smooth u path arranged for any measure tlnh ii,at of th. Alaska bill In the .usr for it wiu iasse.i immediately It came up and the vote "n the meas crc was unanimously In its favor.
 II is seldom that any bill Is passed hy the house nf representatives by < l., animous vote and h speaks we'll for the popularity of the Alaska bill that t'erc was not one voice raised against i' in the house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
STATE OF SIEGE
 IN RIO JANEIRo

federal troops go over [" th" ir'i"ls rs in make resistance Impossible.
 one advantage that the rebels have in this uprising Is that they started II cir advance or their military opera tiuus right at the most important point in the republic, the capital city "f
 :. dc .Icnciro and will not have to
 ht their way over hundreds of miles ur mountainous country before rench- in-; the goal which in every southern I.,. lution spell victory. the p'sscs- si.,, nf the capital and the treasury.
 l..uld the rcvolutionists take Rio N wi,hin the next few days "r weeks th.y will he in strong position in r., gard tu reorganization by foreign DOW CTS. hut this will by n" means ncc"s- sarily end the fighting f"r thc present government is strongly in favor in some cr inc outlying states ant a counter revolt undoubtedly h" at one" started.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
Special Nusegt Service.

opeCtat Nu8S9t 0cTSiNS'
 RIO DE JANEIRo. llv'zi' iiat, !, ' The sudden uprising nnL >rs'',i.n "' the three states nf P,ranln..,:.'' i':,.; and Caera took tinr .:."'!rm Y c'',- plctcly by surprir" .;".i 'a \ 7. tlonary movement wn> s" '" ranged that an army "t 'n"' sands of men was in lH '
 the federal oifirrrs r tii I ''. crisis was serious.
 Had the cntir, pans 'f ''' ''H'.'ii" ticnIsts been carried ",u :. ,-'ri"i;"h there would have. ina'n T si'H'." q '''' rising in the capital [" .,. ." "1' : lying districts threw "tf E''N' ;'in'"i't yoke and it was the hope "i 'i;'' h''t'i- erx of the rcvnliiti.n th.'i IL" f''r- prize would b. E, c,.nl'l'i' 'ln'' ii''N c,.uld take over the G"v,t,';s''ii NIT tut much r,sisinncr h. in' ull'' i.'i
 It turned out however lhH t tl:- ing in the outlying states s.j@ L. ''i.' off little prcmntnr.l, an' li| %i'Nr the government time [" pr'p''" Tor
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
HARRINGTON FOUND.
sreeial Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Mar. 6.-Mark W. liar rirgton, at one time president of the University f Washington. who mys- tcrin,,sly disa pireare,i many years aga is reported to hav" been found in q, Pennsylvania iGwn Ills mind is a C mplcte blank as {" his past and he location for some years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
TWENTY-F0uR HOURS
 TO PAY HALF MILLION

.,nu Il few other hot things which will warm Willie up nsiderable for being chimp enough to get caught
 Villa Is certainly some financter and x few more little riffles of this kind will enable him [" leave Mexico fur- cvcr and settle in that dear Paris.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
REVENUE FROM
 INCOME TAX
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, Mur..L e Th in |. ttrnHt revenue collectors Win, have l,een at work Un lln' intuni" t,> lH,ve tei.graphed the treasury ,Irin'r:m"nt that the revenue which will he .ll riv- ed by the government fr.n tI" im- s me tax for the first len uinui.,a uG It's operation wilt ln ilI'r"> ih;,,"ly one hundred million dullars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Tonight is the night! The grand tr ale of the indoor ball season. Nome vs Fort Davis ir base ball and bas- Jet ball and the ladies teams. the Thundsrbolts and Lightning Strikers in their final appearance. See them at Eagle hall. Doors open at 8 ?. m
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
NOMEiTE FOR
 LONG SWIM
Special Nugget ServieA


 SEATTLE, March 6.---J. (. Clark. of Monte, Alaska. will shortly make an attempt to swim across the sound over the course recently taken hy CAvili in the attempt that cost him his life. II is hciievcdc that It was the long time he was compelled to he in the cold water that effected Cavilfs heart and caused his death shortly before h,. reached the shore. but Clark de- ch,rcs that this will not effect him and that he has been in the water daily for longer periods than will he necessary to mako the contemplated trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
STEPHENSON TO SLED.
Special Nugget Service

WASHINGTON, D. C., March G h. letter received from Sirii.inS''h tn, Arctic explorer. by tli" %"ii"ii:,l GeGrgra phical SH'ieiy the rNpinr'r in forms that body that h. 'H nt.k!h- arrangements [" travel I'y shd fr"' I'cint Barrow tn Prince l';t'rnL isl end.
 See the Thundsrholts and the Light ming Strikers at Eagle Hal;. Friday night. Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

See the ball games at Eagle hall tonight. Your last chsnos and t eesss hut fifty cents
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

For the benefit of patrons. toilet .n rear of Eagle saloon will be ,pen on Sundays.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Arc you subscriber ts the Nus- est7 ls not why metf
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Weekly Nugget. only 5oe a month.
The border vidette., 1914-10-10

International Boundary Line be- tween the United States and the Republic of Mexico, which point is the southeast corner of the origin al townsite of the town of Nogales. Arizona; thence northerly along the eastern boundary line of the said townsite of Noga1es, Arizona, to point, being the southwest cording to the map of the north ern- addition to the said town of Nogales, Arizona; thence westerly by line drawn at right angles to the said eastern boundary line of the said townsite of the town of Nogales, Arizona, to a point where the line so drawn intersects the western side-line of Highland Ave- nue protracted; thence south west erly along the western side line of Highland Avenue protracted to the intersection of Oak Street; thence westerly on the northern side-line of Oak Street to the i northwest corner of Oak Street and Grand View Avenue; thence south westerly by direct line to
 
 block 25, according to the official map of the town of Nogales, Ari zora; and thence easterly along the International Boundary Line | between the United States and the Republic of Mexico, to the point of beginning; shall be and con- stitute the fire limits of the town of Nogales, Arizona.
 All lots that are inter sected by line running diagonally through the said lots are to be considered outside of the fire limits.
 All ordinances or parts of or dinances in conflict with the pro- visions hereof are hereby repealed.
 Whereas, this ordinance requires early operation to preserve the public peace, health and safety;
 Therefore, an emergency is here by declared to exist, and this or dinance shall be in full force and effect from and after it's passage, and is hereby exempt from the Referendum Provision of the Con- stitution of the State of Arizona.
 Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Common Council of the town of Nogales, Arizona, held in the Council Chambers of the said town on the Eth day of Oc- tober, 1914
 L. w. MIX,
 Attest:
 ARGUS REDDoCH,
 1O-1O-4t. Clerk, Town of Nogales.
The border vidette., 1914-10-10
George Pittock in Town.
THE BORDER VIDETTE:-

THE BORDER VIDETTE:-
 As the representative of the Arizona Magazine, which is giv- ing space to all sections of the state, particularly in the forth coming November. when No gales will be represented, I wish to congratulate the local press and the people of Nogales on the wonderful growth of your city, which I have not seen for - over ten years
 Twas astonished at the ad- vance made in the many inn provements, substantial and at tractive structures taking the place of mble-down adObes and brick buildings and hitherto seemingly valuless central prop erty covered with fine public, business and private edifces; ; also new streets to relieve con gestion.
 Aside from these features, new industries have been in troduced in the city and contig- ous thereto. On all sides there appears to be an air of prosper 1Oy3 SOSh clo WOu1N J1 1SO SfSh our folks in Tucson.
 The influx of people from Mex ico and the presence of the United States troops add much to the general business interests of Nogales, a fact greatly ap- preciated by the line people. Everything seems to point to a continuance of the good things which Nogales has experienced in recent years, even though a little excitement across the line occurs occasionally to give alarm.
 The opening of the more di- rect daily rail line to Tucson, later an auto connection, brings the two cities into closer rela- tionS, of value to both alike. More prosperity to you.
 GEORGE PITTOCK.
The border vidette., 1914-10-10
ARTICLES or RECONSIDERATION
 of the MORALES STEAM LAUNDRY.

we S2s une HS heFeby sssociate corporation for the purposes herein set forth, under the laws of the State of Arizona: and do poratlOn:
 dresses of the incorporators are as follows:
 c. c. H Ko9Rs KSfNRs NsssIss NNSgsIss AT9zsRs AFlzoRs
 ARTICLE II GiEss STEAM LAGNbRY. and ~ it's principal % I Pe 9f De in e 6 and the corporation may have such other of HoDa, as may be be estabshed by % 5he Board of Directors, at which offices meetings of stock ness of the corporation may be transacted.
 ARTICLE III
 The general nature of the business proposed conducting modern steam laundry and clean the demands of the business shall require. To purchase, lease contract for all neces- terisis. equipment; labor, etc and establish and opf6ate e any h4fei TKc 1Ge or otheF 6GsI branches of the laundry business
 ARTICLE "
 The Common Stock shall be the Capitol Stock of this corporation and shall not exceed Thirty Thousand Dollars, (S30.000.OO divided into {sio5 Dollars. each % Stock ' s6ali G be is issued ed when paid for in cash, serv!ces or property, and
 
 assessabla. The judgment of the Board of Di- rectors to the value of property taken in exchange for stock shall be conclusive, in the absence of fraud
 ARTICLE V
 The time of the commencement of this cor poration shall be the date which q certifi- cate of incorporation is issued by the Corpora tiOn Commission of Arizona, and it shall ter minate twenty-five years thereafter, unless sooner terminated, and may be renewed in the manner provided by Ia
 ARTICLE VI
 The affairs of this corporation shall be con- ducted by Board of Directors and such off, the said Board of Directors may elect be designated by the stockholders and shall be elected from among the st Dckholders at their annual meeting to be held the first Monday in January of each year. Until the until their successors have been elected and have qualified the above named incorpo rators shall be the directors.
 ARTICLE VII
 The directors shall have power to adopt, amend, and recind Bylaws, to fill vacancies occurring in the board, from any cause, and to appoint from their number an executive committee and vest said committee with all the powers granted the directors by these arti ces.
 ARTICLE VIII The highest amount of indebtedness or liab- 1l1ty, direct or contingent, to which this cor poration is at any time to subject itself shall not exceed two thirds of it's capital stock.
 ARTICLE IN
 The private property of the stockholders of thls corporation shall be exempt from this corporAtions corporate debts of all kinds whatsoever. our hands and seals at Nosales, Arizona, this 1st day of October, 1914.
 {: Gf M: M E26R; ESfa2s. tsssI1] ttsssI1