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The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
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Silver City. N. M.-Another rich
strihe Of gold ose u reported from
Pinos Altos which promises to - q
repetition Of those made recently BY
Bell 4 Wright and which produced for
them something over $4,000 worth Of
high grade ore. The present strike
was made BY John Oglesby. one Of the
pioneer miEers q the Pines Altos dis
trict. on ground adjoining that from
which Bell Z Wright took their big
values. A little a the eood stuff was
encountered Friday aftsTnoon anc
during the work q Saturday q sack Of
ore was taken out that viii be worth.
at . conservative estimate. 100000,
per ton. Since that time moro Of this
high grade has been found and since
II occurs IN bunchss rather than In q
thin stringer. - was the case On the
Bell Z Wright ground. It looks -
though the main core Of the streak
was YET to b reached.
The strike was made on the Lang.
ston property. which Il owned by the
c. 4 o. Mining and Milling Company
When Bell & Wright ran into the
high grade gold orc last fall 1t was
near the side Of their property which
adjoined the LAngston and. In fact
they were working 20 close to the line
that . law suit was imminent for q
time to decide On whose ground the
rich ore was found. Mr.. Oglesby al
that time started to sink Q shaf'
across the line on the Langston. Ht
has been getting out good paying on
for most Of the distance Of go fee
which he has sunk. Reaching abou
the level Of the other strikes he com
menced to tunnel back into the CLAIM
and It was at . distance Of forty fee
from the property line that the pres
ent strike was made.
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
SPORT.

Peter Stevens won the $1,000 pacing
purse at Cleveland. Ohio. at the open
ing Of the Grand Circuit races ct
North Randall. in strnight heats.
Benny Chayei Of Trinidad was given
q decision over Gene De,moat of
Memphis. Tenn. at the end Of fifteen
rounds Of fast fighting by Referee Ike
Goldman at the Colorado Athletic Club
In Denver.
The twenty-five inning game played
between the Sioux City and Wichita
clubs sets q record for the Western
league. The former record was eight
cen innings. between the Denver and
Des Moines teams.
A church brotherhood city baseball
league has ben organized At Greeley,
Colo. and the first game was played
between the U. P. and the Baptist
churches. which resulted In a victory
for the latter by score Of II to 13.
Lieut.. Newelyn Charles Hordern oe
the Lancaster Fusiliers and Of tho
Royal Flying corps. was killed when
the biplsne in which he was flying
made = sudden dive to earth near
Portsmouth. Eng. His mechaniciAn
was badly hurt.
J. Reynolds defeated H. 8. Hanna
In the first division play OF the annual
tournament Of the Western Rogue A.
sociation At Chicago. F. H. Seldso,
Kansas City, defeated c. c. Keada,
Omaha, and ". A. Rounds of Clsve
land In the second division.
Trap shot experts from scattered
points al over the United States gath
cred At Portland, Ore. for the opening
Of the Pacific coast handicap bfus
rock shoot. the blue ribbon event d
the year west q the Rocky mountains
Cash prizes assresating $500 have
been hung up for the events.
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31

- Dsanelsse vula 800 val bso1h
eulniag snvT pssas tW - u ~
esssitosy - esstfoas> n Daaas nAAs
hswa at = Pasn rsx-. ~ ~
sAaaeel
o1ltaa Ahnsd Nira, IL axtso-
ysareal sAAA a Psrsia, O attaining
~ eGneiai majority. took " coastitS
tsaai oatA q offics h ~ palace q
u nAtioaai council.
Serious strike disturbancss broke
cut IN st Petersburg. whsre 100000
workers. have laid down their tools -
Q protest against the drastic measures
q the authorities At Bacu and ela-
whore against strikes1.
victoriano Huerta left Mexican soil
Monday night. probably never to 70.
turn. After open signs Of mutiny had
led 10 the arrest Of three officers A.
tempting TO incite the soldiers TO a.
sassinate him. the sx-dictstor listened
to the fearful entrsaties Of his wife
and friends and capitulated. boarded
the German cruiser Dresden and sailed
from Puerto for jamaica
Joseph Caillanx held the court for
two intense hours at Paris. tsstifyins
In defense Of his wife. who at In the
prisoaer's inclosure. charged with the
killing Of Castor Calmette. editor d
the Figaro. On March 16 last The
appsarance Of N. Caillaux was hardly
les dramatic than that Of Nine. Call
laux. Il accuse myself" he cried In
the climax. Il committed q fault.
should myself have acted. but, ab
sorbed BY public affairs. failed to real
isa the ravases Calmette's calumnies
had made on the soul Of my wife,"
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
Suicides After Woundlns wife.

Taos.-Antonio Santistevan Is dead
by his own hand and his widow s
suffering from a flesh wound In the
shoulder as the result Of an insane
outbreak by the young man-oaly
twenty.three years oldNfollowing q
prolonged period Of sheepherding In
Colorado which II 10 believed helped
TO unbalsnce q mir1 wlth q hereditary
taint Of insanity. The tragedy oc'
CURED At the 0rtega residence oppo
site the Kit Carson home. Santiste'
van. whose wife had left him because
of his cruelty and frequent threats ol
killing. came up on the woman from
behind. fired a six.shooter into hes
body and then fired second bulle,
into his own brain, dying instantly.
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31

DuANe the PAST WEEK
RECORD o. IMPORTANT gvgNro
1 CONDEMNED ron uuev
PEOPLE
WSers Newspaper Union News ssrvieA
WCsTgRN.

A miniature panoramic reclamation
project. modelled after the Shoshone
of Wyoming. win b placed On sxhibi.
ton At the San Francisco worlds fAir
by the United States reclamation Ger.
Vice.
Carl Haag. . contractor. q Los
Angeles. Cal. shot and killed Mira
Edna Skies, . widow. because she 70
fused to marry him. Then be commit.
ted suicide. Haag's soo. SIX. Witnessed
the tragedy.
Nine operators and miners of DIS
trict No. 81, United Mine Workers Of
America. In conference It Fort Worth.
It was announced practically had
, agreed on tho CHECK Off system OF
paying union dues and the elsht-hour
day for Texas miners.
An adverse report was recommend.
ed BY the state Senate committee On
constitutional amendments at Atlanta
On the measure to give Georgia wo.
men the right TO vote In STATE and
county electionA Similar action was
taken recently BY . House committee.
An appeal for financial aid for more
than $4,000 Ohio coal miners, who
have been out on strike since March
because Of difficulties with the opera
tors In the forming Of q new contract,
was made to unions Of the United
Mine Workers Of America throughout
the country by officers Of the Ohio
union.
The theory that the body Of the girl
exhumed from the potters' field ol
Mount Hope cemetery at Urbana, Ill.,
was the missing Catherine Winters oi
New Castle, Ind. has been shattered
The boiy was identified by Nicholas
Larry. a well.to do implement dealer
- that Of his daughter Msrgery, who
had died thirteen mouths ago, at the
age Of two years.
Provisional President Carbajal o
Mexico does not intend to surrender
pnconditionally to General Carran1a
and will concentrate his military
forces and resiat IN invasion rathel
than permit the constitutionalists Il
enter Mexico City without previouI
agreements not to wreak vengeance
on the lives and property Of those whit
supported General Huerta.
Finding Of charred fragments Of tn
bodies Of two men in the ruins Of |
log cabin and reports Of an attempt b
destroy the surface workings Of On
Dnpother- mine owned BY the BachsD Din
\ man Coal Company. we're develop
ments in the conflict between striker
and non.union coal miners and othe
company employees in the Hartford val
Icy coal fields at Fort Smith, Ark.
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
GENERAL.

william Rockeieller's seat on the
New York Stock Exchange was posted
for transfer to his son. Percy A. Rocke-
feller.
A famous painting on wood Of tho
burial Of Christ and Of Adam and Eve
In the Garden Of Eden, said to be
worth $3.50. 1000. Is being sought in this
country BY agents Of the Spanish gov.
ernment.
Friends Of the late Madame Nordica
have enlisted the aid Of prominent mu.
sicians and music lovers in . plan to
erect . hevolc statue Of the diva IN
Central park, according to announce
msnt In New York.
The engagement wasr announced IN
New York Of Miss Constance Busl 70
Vivian Burnett. the original Of Little
Lord Tauntlsroy," one df the many
books written By bic mother. Mn
Francis Hodgson BurAstt
By Z vots q l.6ls.lis shaFss 70 71E.
,the stoelAoldess oe tAe New Yosk Cen
tzal railroad. at = special needing =
New York voted 70 aSDruve u CO
su1toa&ien q the New Yosk Csalsal
WIN " Laks Dhoes Z NiehieaA On
tral'and stAsf ANA linss.
1Ace suicide dees noG tAssaAea ~
un1ke1 n&atos - loag - taeslUess
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
Births outnumber Deaths.

Tucson.-That the birth rate in
Arizona is far ahead Of the death rate
and 10 on the increase Is shown In the
bulletin Of vital statistics just issued
by the State Board Of Health. During
the last six months Of 1918 the period
covered by the report, the births ex'
eeeded the number Of deaths BY ,sss.
Tho total number Of deaths was 1858.
Of which 1851 or practically IS per
cent we're males. The number OF
births for the same period was 2.07l.
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
WARRINGTON.

A new federal judgeship IN the
Southern district oe California with
headquarters At Los Angeles ID pro
vided in . bill passed BY the House.
After months Of deliberation the
senate judiciary Committee agreed
upon the final revision Of the Clayton
antitrust bin 10 supplement the Sher.
man law which passed the House last
spring.
The Chilean counsel Of state has
approved . bill raising the legation In
Washingtou To IN embassy. according
to . report to the State Department.
The United States recently elevated
its legatioa At Santiago to IN embassy.
The War Department has Just lot
4 GOOD fat contract to . Chinese firm
Tor construction q part Of tho army
hospital at Fort shafter. Hawaiian ID
lands. This 10 the first time On record
that the United States sovelnmsnt
has let such Z contract to . foreign
flrn, especially to Chinese. who are
prohibiteT nom competition With
Anss1can labor h this country b. The
Chilasa exclusion law.
III United States through IL on.
s1slAr Representatives, appealed 70 0en.
{ lgal Casransa and General villa II ths
1nteEsG q yaErodsm and psrmansos
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
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h Power.
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The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
Barn Filled With Hay Burned

Barn Filled With HAY Burned
Demins.-During an electric storm
lightning hit the large hay barn be-
loaging to J. N. Upton At Spaldins.
The barn and contents were . com.
plste loss. Contents consisted OF d..
900 worth Of hay. W. L. McCsskey's
new wagon and . tew other farm i'm.
plsments. Lightning killed two fine
cows belonging to +. K Yates. There
was no Insurance.
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31

ron ogMeeIr OF STATE Hlos.
WAYS TO se VOTED UPON.
Li0t - nsssSess lnltlatst sRd -
Gene Before the Rsep,s q Nsxt
Adseaa otsts elsetieA

Phoenix. Aris.-The constitutional
amendment providing for the Issuance
Of es.o00.0O0 bonds for the benefit Of
the state highways. will be initiated
At the next state election. Enough
signatures were filed with the sscre-
tary Of state prior to closing to insure
. vote on the measure. In addition
nine statutes and five amendments
will be voted upon at this falls elec.
ton. This ID the number initiated
when the TIME for nling Initiative pe-
titions expired At the office Of Sidney
P. Osborn. secretary Of state.
The title Of each amendment and
statute. with the number Of sigma
lures follows:
Constitutional Amendments.
Five million dollar bond issue for
state highway system. 6.766.
Prohibiting sale Of Intoxicating
liquors. 6.sl6. Count not completely &.
Abolishing the veto power Of gov.
ernor and Legislature as applied to
initiative and referendum measures.
3,2s7.
Five million dollar bond issue for
reclaiming arid lands. 3.257.
Providing that prohibition elections
shall not be held oftener than every
eight years. 5,7s7.
Initiative Measures.
To provide for an equal system Of
taxation, 26l7.
Panama expositions appropriation
2.l63.
Providing that so per cent OF EN-
ployes must be United States citi
zens. 377.
Prohibiting blacklisting. 3.033.
Old age and mothers pension, 2.9l2
Regulating electrical construction
$500.
Abolish capital punishment, 2.429.
Creation Of Miami county, 4.3l7
Count not completely.
To develop resources Of the state
establish state banking system, print
ing plant. etc. 1850.
Providing for semi.annual paymen
Of taxes. 2.269. 4
| Referendum Petitions
!, Penal code, pn.dons, and reprievel
} section 1850 to 1890. inclusive. Las
An act providing for the creation. 81
tablishment and organization Of ne'
counties and the separation Of part
Of counties and the annexation q
same to other counties. 2,195.
An act TO provide for changing tn
county seats and the proceeding
thereof. and for elections to determin
such change. 1897.
An act to provide for and to reg,
. late transportation Of passengers b
common carriers on railroads With
tho state Of Arizona between point
In the state Of Arizona and to pr
scribe . maximum passenger rate
= be charged BY common carriers o
. railroads within the state Of Arizon
! in transporting Of passengers In II
Q terstate business. and to provide Il
the manner Of exempting railroad
1 from the operation Of this act undt
!. certain conditions and to provide Il
the suspension Of the operation I
; this act pending certain investig
0 tons before the corporation commi
Q sion Of the state Of Arizona, and pr
{ scribing penalties for violations
,. any Of the provisions OF this act, 3,iS
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
Exhibit Of Road Machinery.

Santa F4.-Makers Of road machin-
cry may hold an important exhibit
here during the good roads meeting
July 30 to Aug. l, II plans now being
formed BY President Francis E. Les
ter Of the New Mexico State Associa-
ton Of Highway Officials arc carried
through successfully.
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
Sunday 10 Sunday In Roswell.

Roswell.-Gunday 10 Sunday In Ros-
well. and there are no two ways about
II. This Was demonstrated to the sat
isfaction Of all when Justice Of the
Peace James 8. Kirby compelled .
force Of men working for the Mountain
States Telephone Company to cease
their secular labors Of setting poles
On the Day Of Rest.
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
Elfeoo Gives Bond.

Albuquerque. Baca. candi-
date for Congress. was bound over to
wait the action Of the grand jury upon
the charge Of criminal libel at Los
Lunas. Valencia county. He furnished
$1,000 bond.
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31

Examinations for ArizoHa Postmaster.
Tucson.-A schedule Of examina.
lions for fourth class postmasters to
b. held In the state Of Arizona In %
cordaucs with a order Of the Presi.
dsa& made May Z. 1l1s. has been 70
ceived in Tucson. Examinations for
postmaster ars required 1t Ill fourth
elass postof1oss where the annual
compensation = - much - $50 and
wAsrs The present Incumbent was not
apDelnaed b aooosdancs with civil
aeevioe sag1lAtsas. The exaniaa'
t1oas win b AsM snly at ~ follow.
i1s named Pisces q tAs dates iadi'
eatsd: August n. = Usrsnes. Ksanl
Caaoa xingmaa. sasesd. Snowflake
speh6asvills. White river. August u
q Bisbsa Cltitaa. Deasias. ylasstafR
0alluh n. y. 0aohA. Nesalsa. Phes
NH, fse.aolt. Tuepoa. Wlls1ew, yuna
A Sliseo G(1i 0VolIeolleN.
4 = ! eelyag. ~
Etn - VGioss r + = Ai11Son &
|41doS II ~ syo1as u y RI. .
- sS2s r! u4SSaSSIS.c5ks$3. \ 1SI
The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31
HAVE FAITH IN cARsAjAl
hssrta's Successor . civilian and Q
Man q Acknowledged Prebity-
His Honorable cassee.

MEXICO City.-Trancisco Carbajal
10 forty-four yeayp old, q native OF
the state Of Campsche. and q lawyer.
Almost ever since the start q his
career he has occupied posts In he
judiciary. In the Madsro admiulstsa.
ton he was . senator. but rulin-
quished bis post to Ye-entsr ths %.
prone court, Of which hs was cAise
Justice st the time General Husfta a.
pointed him minister Of foreign relap
tions.
When General rorArio Dias Astes.
mined In 1911 70 treat With he lgaAs.
70 revolutionists, Ssnos Cazhajal M.
ceeded 70 Juasss - ~ oommisuaoaer.
Senior Carbajal has Z rsDutstin toe
possessing considerable intolIestusa
force and indspsadeace e eAaeoetaE.
His demsenae = aaisG h ahuns ~
exuhsfanes b vsfhlase 81 eost1eup
lation b which Latin,Anoeieaao ~
prone. He b eesrtse1a III : ~
oe few words a1d iittls glvsA y 49,.
rats complims1ts.
besidea, ~ y nAoe ~ -
groomsd n aDpeafaneA Ais eaie1sS
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The Lovington leader., 1914-07-31

A Aumbse q zegaEaS men wsee
kllled in The sfeek The remAinder.
Win he bandit chlef himseH, sarsn.
aeeoG 4 week htar 1eGaA was shat
n ~ euAztsl q ths prison attached
b ~ statioo.
Husrta q no l1aw1ng room seloier.
Hs ~ sse4 nUoA aslfvo sevies. IN
11e1 he took command q ~ i1falhfzy
4 ~ eaApai0 aoahse - Yaoi
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-30
NOTICE TO PARENTS

Miss Gardner will organize a re-
ceivlng class Monday February End.
All parents having children to en-
e this class should have them at
the school building Monday, Feb.
ruary End. Remember, it is i'm
portant that they be on hand for
the very first day of the term.
Pupils will not be admitted to this
class after February 10th.
In the future the first bell will
be lung at 8:45 in the morning
instead of $3.50. The wet season
is on and teachers cannot guard
children who are allowed to roam
the streets before 8:45. The doors
of the school building will be clos
ed till the first bell is rung at 8:45.
P. G. McWhinney,
Supervising Prin.
BY order Of School Trustees.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-30
DOES NEVADA NEED
ANOTHER j. S. JUDGE?

Just as w were leaving the office
last night, we received a dispatch
from Washington saying that Sena.
tor Pittmau had introduced "A bill,
providing for holding terms of the
United States Court in Elko, Hum
holdt, Nye and White Pine coun-
ties and for the appointment of a
additional y. S. district judge for
Nevada.
While we are not informed as to
the condition Of business in the
United States court at Carson and
do not know whether there is mure
business than one Judge can attend
to, we are inclined to doubt the
necessity for another district Judge
III this state. According to a dis
patch in the Reno Gazette, Senator
Pittman bases his bill on the hard
ship on litigants in the Southern
counties in travelling to and from
Carson to attend court. This may
all be true, but does it Justify the
erection of more federal Offices in
Nevada?
The tendency of the times seer s
to be the creation of more officers,
both state and national, for the
people to pay. To tIis, we are or
posed. unless the creation of these
officers r absolutely necessary for
the accommodation and well fare Of
the people. How yer, we do not
for q moment suppose that anything
we SAL will influence congress 10
any way og this bill. Perhaps We
might favor the bill il we were
fully informed on the situation but
with II present knowledge we
do not see the necessity for it.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-30
IRRIGATED CROPS

The value of the crops produced
upon government irrigation pro-
jects during the year 1912 was
$14,479,368 an average of $25 par
acre for the lands actually cropped.
In 1909 the census showed the
average crop production for the
whole United States as $16.30 per
acre and for all irrigated lands as
as $25.0S. When ii is considered
that a large percentage, remarks
the Reclamation Record, is land
only o few years from the raw des-
ert, the showing made by the set
tiers is most gratifying. At any
rate lands that Will produce an
nually SD, 600 900 worth of crops
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-30
met ITS MATCH

A cyclone visited the nergo quar-
tiers in an Alabama mining camp
several years ago. 1t tumbled down
the cabins and not n sill or joist
was left standing. Uncle Joe was
the only one who csme through
the visitation unscathed.
Yes, suh," he said, 81 head dat
win comm, through de bresh, an
| seer it, and l felt it, an 1 knew
was er slyklone-an' rs de onliest
pusson in dat settlement whut could
say, 'Hrah she comes, an Oar she
goes!' New York Post
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-30

ship being intimate. 1t was large
ly through his agency that Fallon
was established and as this county's
representative in the state senate
he secured the passage of bills au
thorizing the courthouse and pub
lie school building in this place.
Deceased leaves to mourn his
luss, besides the widow, one son
and three daughters, John, p, Mrs.
w. A. Keddie, Mrs. B. H. Erb and
Miss Cora Williams. There are
two brothers, George B. and E. L..
both of whom we're associated with
him in his business affairs. At his
bedside when dissolution came were
all the members of his immediate
family. Kind hands ministrred to
him and the watchfui physician
used every alienation known to
medical science 10 make his last
moments on earth free from pain.
The value of this strong, virile
nan can lever be estimated. and in
his passing Neyadans will JOIN in
the admission that one OF the fore.
most citizens of the state has gone
to his grave. He believed that what
a man had he should earn so he
toiled all his life; like all strong
characters he had his own opinion
but never q%uarreled with those
who held opposite beliefs. He
believed a land like this was EMIT
led to his absolute fealty ard ne
gave Nevada his energy and loyalty
without reservation. He lived a
valuable life, true to duty, true
to home, country and friends. His
death is a great loss tn this town
and state and an irreparahle one to
his family.
To them it is a comfort to know
that in his name alone he left a
heritage of honor. Churchill
Standard.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-01-30
HOWS TA|s7

We offer Oness Hundred Dollars
for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and a.
nancially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, D.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price rs cents per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.