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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
REBELS CAPTURE CITY
or MAZATLhN on COAST

Nogales. Ariz., Fob g. Mnzatlan,
.an important sca coaM port ID thc
state VI sinaloa, foll into the hands
.of Carranzas robei forces today, ace
cording % Information received ian
NogaicH sonora. from rebel sources
The rebes have been investing the
'city for some time having captured
.Culiacan, tho state capital several
weeks aa0. Culiaean is north ~ Mac
mtlan ana It was usco by thc rebels
as "a supply base FOR their attack upon
The federal troops in Mazatlan
The fodcrals had taken the larger
portion 81 their troops out Of Nazat-
Jan ana sent Thorn to The defense Of
Guaymas which they evidently
thought The rebels would first uy 10
invest This weakened lhc garrison 10
such 40 oxtont ihat the rebel invcsti-
turc was completed easily although
much hot fighting s said lo haVo ac-
compished the fall ~ the port
The rebels used artillery In the at
tack and thcir shells shattered many
of lho buildings n the town. The
rrbcla had me advantage 0i protect
ue hillH in the attack ana the federal
gun fire was B0t gcrIouE
Mamuan m the home Of many rich
spnnmrds ana Mexloans The fam OF
fho town will result in placing many
people with money IN position
whore they may De forced 20 contrib
zee lo tha constitudonalIsts cause.
Mazatlan ia port from which much
shipping is done 10 ia also the home
Of many fishermen and ih eargocs go
not only 10 Mexlcan but 10 California
ports.
The capture Of MaMtlau places tine
first seaport "a thc possession Of the
rebels For months the carranaias-
ms have battled for tine possession Of
Gmymag, souoraa most important
seaport. without ayau
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
MADE To
PROVE FORGERY
IN WILL CASE
Mrs, Cora M, HoIyoke Is Ac-
CuSed in Court of Signing
Late Husbands Name to
Documents,

fhY Morning JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WiRe1
Les Angeles, Calf, Feb Intent
on proving their charges that the let-
ter and money order introduced yes-
terday in the Hoyoke viii contest
We're forgeries, attorneys for the
heirs 20 the Bangor Me. lumhermans
100000 estate. sought today to lay
foundation for impcaching the tosti-
mony Of Mrs Cora M Holyoke. the
widow who was denounced in the viii
as unfaithful and cut off with q be-
quest OF $1,000
Mrs Hoyoke was under cross eX-
animation and was asked whether She
had not boosted many times of her
ability 20 write her husbands sigma
turc so wen ne couldn't tell the diff
ference himself She declared that
absurd, hut admitted that while en-
ployed as stenographcr to Mr. Holy
oke during five or six years before
She became his third wife in 1898.
She had signed his name many times.
Tine contest in which Mrs Holyoke
has proved to be the sensational Wit
ness was instituted by Sidney Archi-
bald Holyoke, Of Milwaukee son of
Frank 3D. Iolyoke, the lumberman
Who cut him ana his brother Harry
of Boston, OFF with 500 each and
left the bulk Of the fortune 70 Mar
iorie and Madeline HoNoke nicces.
although he died believing, according
to testimony already adduced, that
the girls were not his blood relatives
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
6R0NDIN'S LAWYERS
ASK HIS RELEASE

los Angeles Feb 5-Tho preHmi-
nary hearing of John 1T Grouain enc
chemist of WatoHillc. Maine. charged
with wife number ended here this at-
ttrnoon with motion of his attor-
news for dismissal and counter
motion by the prosecution THAI he be
held fer trial III the superior court
Joseph Chambers. police Judge. before
whom the preliminary hearing was
held took both motions under ada
y,semcut after Grondins counsel an-
uuuucel that be- had no testimony 10
offer and mid decision would be
rendered tomorrow.
rodIys session of court was adj
iourncd Go the sieeroom 81 r. Sc. over
holtzcr the undertaken who had
ehorse OF tho body ~ Mrs 2oua Gron-
gun, and who testified regarding Grun
oihs order fer immediate cremation.
The instructions We're mot carried out
hocause The coroner interposed am on
der for au inquest
Airs Grondm died last October Her
husband declared itn case of suicide
and showed q suicide note which ~
alleged hls vile had written This
mote Is ia the hands of tho prosecu.
l'oe' which declined to present i to-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
EUGENIC MARRIAGE
MADE POSSIBLE
BY MRS. BRYAN
Benjamin R, Bell Through ADJ
vice of Wife of Secretary Of
State, Gets Certificate of
Perfect HEALTH

.ur uonuso jouarAL sffciAt Lrssro wiHri
Oakland Calf, Feb. ARMED
with tine first eugenic health ceruli-
cate ever seen in California, which
was obtained with the assistance OF
Nfs William j. Bryan, wife of IN,
secretary of state. Benjamin r. Bell
of Fort Wayne. Ind arrived here Toe
cay 90 claim Miss Laura VansIyke of
this city as his eugenic bride Feb
fuary T..
AS there is mo eugenic law i'm Inc
diana Zen found himself somewhat
'at loss how Go get the certificate he
wanted RE wrote "a Mrs Bryan, who
Be head of the Washington eugenics
society and She referred him TO DR.
.c. D.. Davenport. Of the Hartman iu-
stitute Dr Davenport turned Bell
over 10 Dr. j. 81 Hurdv. secretary Of
Che Indiana board of health, who ap-
pointed Or a. McCasky, of Fort
Nane. special examiner to find
out whether Che prospective benedict
v0s sound
Thc result % the tests showed that
zen did NOT take any risks 90 dis
auahtyng for he VAS found ph5si
eaiy perfect
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
WILSON IS BEHIND
PROGRAM FOR I
BAT LESHIPS
Callers at White House Ao-
priSed That President F3-
VorS Naval Policy Adyocai-
ed by Secretary Daniels

~ MORNING JOURNAL ePEciAL trasrs arr.
Washington, Feb l'nqusllsl
endorsement from President Wa &
behind the tWo-battleship rrouaa
proposed by Secretary Dan Is fsf tts
coming naval appropriation bil Tbs
was made known az the White u as
today, when callers asked abom I
Daniels testimony recently befoFs .9
house naval affairs committee
The general board of the n1
headed by Admiral Dewey, adgec's
more elaborate construction 1r
Gram While the opponents De- ongns
oi q "big navy" are NOT iH nsd %
approve even the recommendations
The secretary
With the support of the admils
uation however, those fayoing pro-
vision for two lreadnaughts are SAFE
isiied that the necessary appropra-
ton win go through both houses wth.
eu. great difficulty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
W. G, Van Antwerp, Governor
Of New York S Great Gam
bling Institution, Defends L
Before Committee
SENATOR P0MERENE
FAV0RS REGULATION


toy noRsno JOURNAL SPECIAL Leased wRrl
I WASHINGTON ROB- Stock specu-
Ilation Us of direct economic value be-
cause IL furnishes The "cpitomzcd
Judgment of countless men ON the
Iactual value of securities, and estab-
fishes the price was the declaration
today of w q VanAntwerp, Rov-
t,rnor Of THE Sew York stock ex-
/ change, before the senate committee
on banking ana currency
senator Bustows demand that Mr..
NanAntwerp Who appeared IN opposi-
/ don 90 the pending bin proposing fed
oral regulation of stock exchanges
explain "What useful or economic pur-
pose, speculative trading served.
brought ont the view Of tho stock
brokers THE committee was told that
this position would be amplified by
many well informed men before the
opposition completed it's case.
Mr. VanAnlworp asserted the bin
under discussion would drive cus-
tomcH Of stock brokers 20 private
bankers ana trust companies ana cree
ate an unlicensed aud unrestricted
market IN which The public would suf-
Ter without hope of redress
Speculation canuot bc stopped by
LEGISLATIVE action. ne said "lt IS
fixed part of me- organization Of 500
clety and men who Will appear here
VIII ten you how valuable a part 1t
is ia an economic sense.
while MT VanAnlwerp was discuss
j. i. IA, 70
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
.SUHZER To TESTIFY I'M
CRAFT investigator

New York. Feb. 5.-Foruor
ernor William Suzcr win uko NM
stand tomorrow in District Attmr
Charles S Whitman Joe Den nolr.
into state political graft &c A az.
pccted he will be questioned ,o5or.
ing certain letters receive w hln
cu"ing the trial at ALBANY Which c1d
90 with his Impeachment the .heR
chief executive.
These letters allogo elminal ae,
by some Of the senators ni assenba.
p.er who took part in -mzors IN.
p,achment Tho ex-governor wu Is
called upon to supplement fl M cr
the more reliable prts nf tho letters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
DRUG HABIT GROWS
IN NEW YORK CITY


New YORK; Feh Is loblttoimina
arles ago a0la here ia npplliur
auanulrs mid emf b. whitney t1
auF. speaking before tho County hltd
irni aorictv Mr whitney aa an n
sisUnt United states dIarlri attorney
bad charge of fnforens che uaa ras.
ulaune the anic ana uao Of those drugs
40 asserted That one hundred doctor.
and drugc sts 10 Nee York are gao.
sassd lu drur Traffic which threat
ena hcalth ami meul8 one physician
.n single month purchased an pre-.
mrutuu $1,000 worth
'rhp drag huhit ho mld tnu hc
cured bl legislation 30 docs mot ntcd
segregation ana huaielirs FOR HociH up-
uft"
Ht recommended thai lhe mnnufae
tire and importation of dope drugs
ho limited and tte tfain. rsuhtod Dos
d system 90 Registration. which Would
make i uusahlr tn nler ca onuinu
frm lho manufacturer t1 ine dr
Htnser
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
RACE QUESTION IS
SHARPLY DEBATED
IN SENATE
Jones Of Washington Wants
Negro Colleges of South to
Administer Part of Agri-
cultural Extension Funds,


Washington Feb 5.-An amend
ment by senator Jones. OF Washing
ton, % the agricultural extension bin.
i which would insure To- negro college
of the south the administration of q
portion OF the funds proposed for
farm demonstration work. led to
sharp debates i'm the senate today over
The racial question
senator Jones defended the princi-
Die of his amendment which was
still pending when The senate adj
jcurned Senator Hoke smith. of
Georgia, and Vardaman of Missis-
sippi contendod that the adminlstra-
ton OF tho appropriation should De
left in the hands Of the white men.
who would 40 more for the negro
than tn noero could do for himself"
Senator Jones had not proceeded
far With his argument chat the negro
should be- allowed to handle part Of
the funds from the federal treasury.
before senator Nardaman suggested
he had better take few days off
ana study the question
The Mississippi senator asked If
senator Jones would be willing to all
low the Japanese 10 share I'm the adj.
ADMINISTRATION OF the fund allotted 10
the Pacific states.
Yes If the japanese were citizens.
but they are not was the emphatic
response
well You Will admit" continued
Senator Nardaman, chat the Japa-
nese, in am the elements that go to
make mp the man, Is superior to the
negro9"
no. I do NOT. admit thot.' Senator
Jones said and Senator Vardaman
sat down remarking:
can't argue with that kind Of "a
man.
Hc was on his feet aeain. however
when senator Jones. q ffw minutes
later mentioned the progress of the
negroes
Their progress has been due to
what the white man has Taught Them"
Insisted tho Mississippi senator. "And
let nae say that myself ana other
white men of the south would do
more Go preserve the negroes lite
liberty and pursuit of happiness than
others far away who love them as
race and would let them starve at
their gates"
Applause from the spectators an
this point caused Senator Thompson.
ln The chair TO threaten Go clear the
allnrine Th. g.. 80 ga,.+... sr..f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
REBi1I AGENTS TRY no
BuN DISCARDED RIFLES

Washington, FEB g. Persons sup
posed 20 be representing the Mexiean
constitutonaliats are trying TO buy
from Inc United slAtoa government
discarded army riflos, with which the
.awcnals are wcll stocked
Secretary Garrison, while he de-
olIned 70 gvo names indicated today
that be at least suspected that the
would-be purchasers were McxIcaus.
Hc said he had not mode NO bis mind
Whot the war departments answer
would hp. hui Ia Official circles II was
regarded hlahlF Improbable than re
Stale would Dee made
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
SECOND trrfMfr MNDE1N
WEEK ~ TRAM MRECKEns

The dffailment 81 80 no iH thr aec.
end evidence of Train wrookera in
NDw Mrkico within week. Thfoc
attempts were made ~ ond 80 1913
into the ditch near santa Fo insi e1u-
day night uhHfuctionH were piled
on The track in tWo places and Oh.
nails lhe rnninc ran Hto an opon
witch The train WIS proceodng nl-
aer lNw speed ana THIS fact alone brc-
vented wreck
mpia re special officers are cone
aummp rsid investigation ~ tho
Gmia Fe affair ana the consi lines
epf aiiNeH yesterday healn fauunW
~ uil clues uarsllng tho capture
II me Gallup WffckerH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
COULD MARRY ON
$4,000 A YEAR


New YORK, Feb Marshall Kcrno-
chan. society man. composer and "a
member Of nnc clubs asked the SUI
pfrmo court today 90 Increase his al-
lowance $50 that he could marry "a glrl
without money Young Kcnochau
has been receiving $3.50 a year from
the estate of IN aunt. Miss Mary Mar
SNAIL OF Virginia, who was described
In court as one of the wealthicst in-
competenis i'm America. Tie wants this
allowance raised TO $4,000.
A referee TO whom his petition was
submitted. recommended an allow
ance of $4,000 on the ground that Ker-
nochan had been brought up in sur
rouudiugs whieh led him into extrav5
ganoe beyond his means The court
reserved decision
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
NEW MEXICO
COLORADO
LUMBERC0.
WHOLESALE LUMBER
MIXED CARS A SPECIALITY
A. H. HEYN, Manager.
pestorficc noN 100. 2ii ~ Gold

nf Gallon as posMhlo clues 30 tho
.anutv of the Wrfcllers
q q Gaud Of Albuquerque mil-
ahy mail clerk ou SO 10, SOS asleep
Whcn 900 main went or me track.
throwing him ~ tho floor NJ thc mail
cor which was lurt hohnd ihc m-
zinc Two othtf clefks were work
|na ihf maiiR They were tossed
HboM TIC Wf bui ofrHpeH with minor
bruises
luaFtnNerH accounts were plrefi.
rali} ihp ame as Godld Nono ~
ihen were Injured, ae fif ns coult
Pc learned although ono D. under
slaod ~ havc complained bitterly hn
eauae flask ~ Whiahcg maa broken
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
YOU SAVE uONEy.

When you buy Foley's Honey any
Tar Compound because just les
doses stops the cough and heals %,
cold. one bottle lasts a long time ana
the last dose is as good as the iIsL
Mrs S, 5. IS, 20 Van Buren ST.. klns
ton. A. T., SAWS Father had lagripE
and his cough was something tI.
Die and he could not sleep Folel ?
Honey ana Ter not only stopped NJ
coughing but it brought ny fo'.
back 20 me after a severe case q
bronchitis and layngits For sans
by BUTTS, Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06
Km. Himself oa lAnor-. In Churrb

Providence H. a. reh B. con- h.
ltaces ln thu ehnnecl of arHeo ehH h
John ogden, larmur town treasurer ol
Nufth Providence. drew d revolver aue
shui himself ln thc head toduY %,
died almost instantly About q Yon.
aaa Neacn wsH Hronsei of lrenulau
hc in office hH toWu treasurer Dose
wna acquitted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06

Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching.
bud. Bleeding or protrudns Piles
first application gives relief soc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-06

Off sought to meddlc IN the nrob,..
Senator sherman objected IA AN.
as an assertion that northern sona,o,.
We're not capable to deal wih N,
question
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
SrRERr COMMISSIONED.

shall be duty the commissioners per-
be performed all such labor repairs and improve
upon the highways sidewalks alleys bridges reservoirs
drains cuers public grounds and parks within the village
the council shall direct be done by under his supervision and
and do whatever be required of him relation thereto by
the council
Section 70 He shall make report the council writing and
oath each month giving statement Of all labor
formed by him under his supervision and the charges therefor the
material used and the thereof and the
purpose Of all expenses incurred his last preceding
report.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01

action proceeding for the
any claim against the village for personal in
otherwise that been presented certified TO
aforesaid to the council such yn
ed that the presented without the c
affidavit aforesaid for that that the o
ceedng brought before the council had reasonable time to in
vestigate and pass upon
The council shall provide by ordinance system
which shall conform uniform system required by the laws
of this
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01

be filed with the clerk
Section The marshal may collect and receive the fees for
performed by him allowed consbes for like services
SURVEYOR.
Section H. The village surveyor if appointed shall
exercise within the village the like powers and duties
upon county surveyors and the like effect and validity
be official surveys and plats by
He shall make all
sary pa diagrams and estimates required by the
of the village relating the public improvements build
grounds and of the village and all pa surveys
diagrams made him shall be the property of the
village shall the expiration OF his term OF office be delivered by
him to his Office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
CHANGE or DUTIES.

Section The council shall have power by tyotirs ama
supplement change the duties OF the clerk and
prescribe change alter the duties of such other officers
mnstratvc boards deem necessary provided however that
the council shall not have power change the salary noumens
public official after his election appointment during his OF
Office where such Office held for fixed term shall the OF
public official be shortened extended beyond the period for which
elected appointed unless he be removed for
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
CHAPTER XIV.


Section The council shall have power prohibit and pevet
distractions and membranes and encoacments the publ
highways and alleys of the village and the
punish those who shall obtruc cucumber encoach maintain
ncroachmen upon any such highway alley and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01

Gliding vote He shall give the council information
concerning the affairs OF the corporation and recommend sucn
he deem expdient 1t shall be his duty 10 exercise
the village and the public property belonging
that the laws relating to the village and the ordinances
and regulations OF the village are enforced
Section The president shall be conseator OF the peace and
suppress disorder have authority command the assistance
Of citizens aid in the OF the ordinances OF
Section The president remove any officer appointed BY nun
charter at any time the public interest and
suspend policeman for neglect OF duty he shall have authority
agent empoye officer Of the corporation and shall perform generally
all such duties may be prescribed by the ordinances OF the
Section absence disability Of the president the pe
dent tempo council shall perform the duties of the president
Section The clerk keep corporate all the docu
men official bonds papers files and records Of the village not by this
he shall the council and shall attend its meetings In case
Of the clerk if from he shall be unable to dis
charge be disqualified from performing the duties required OF nm
then the council may appoint of their number or some other
the time being The clerk shall record all the proceedings ana
on Of the council and shall record to be recorded all the ord
granted he shall when required make and certify under the seal OF m
village 1 copeS 81 n papers ana a therein Contain
the the originals would be- lie shall possess and
powers township clerk far the required
performed within the village except the filing OF chat
mortgages; and he shall have authority administer oa and
Section The shall be the general Of the village
and all claims against the corporation shall be filed with him Tor adjust
ment After examination thereof ne ai report tg s@e W.. q"
ompanyng vouchers and couneas to the village ana the true
upon the payment thereof deg
mating thereon the fund from which to be made and take
shall be
exhausted When shall be
levied appropriated the clerk shall report the amount thereof
to the village treasurer stating the objects and funds for which is
raised appropriated and the thereof be credited to
each fund.
T. The clerk shall have charge of all the books vouchers
and documents relating the contracts debts and revenues OF
corporao he shall countegn and register all bonds issued and
list Of an property and effects belonging to the village and OF all
debts and liabilities he shall keep complete set OF books exhibiting
the financial condition OF the all its departments funds
and liabilities with proper classification thereof and show
with which he shall charge him with all the
moneys the several funds Of the village and credit
him drawn thereon with each fund
The clerk shall report the council whenever required
detailed the receipts expenditures and financial condition
village the debts paid moneys necessary the
expenses OF the corporation and shall perform such other
pertaining his office the council may require
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
ASSESSOR.

The shall perform such duties relation
assessing property and evg the village prescribed by
this charter