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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

Roswell. y. NJ. Feb. When Eng
land and other European coutries be-
gan searching their military hoo
for material for officers. the people and
officials OF the United States began q"
Inquire lu 10 the prepuredness cd inns
nation \ movement was started u"
have the government take 'h"ia'Hh'p7
al the leading schools. and New MeN-
leo was found on tne Distinguished
list. The officials drew %atte1ii"n 10
the fact that tarse' shonting had Tor
Years been encourns ed. in the miiithiN
schools. large INSTRUCTIONS an over the
hand. and even the high schools WIN
splendid results. bus the uiar"Sneh
must have "a military TRIMMING 10 "'
useful to the nntiol. know ns how u"
bnadic men and impart his knoNl-
edge 20 others. This drew 20 "tt'h-
zion OF foreign diplomats Zoo me pom
s,bititics OF the United states in the
matter of properiy trained material
..r officers ia cpse o. d Do r. War, anu
,hcy have Interested themselves lh
the annual shootiIg mulch's hel"''"
The hir and eticien. schools OF the
country.
New Mexico has b cg7ter ~ the
stage just AZ this time, with the lime
iirht turned on FUN force In ltlt
Major Forney. o. the y. NJ NJ l., oe-
yeloped "a rifle team which was " ma
ronal advertisement Tor the S'ho"'
ana state. and this year his mar"amon
nave taken tl the center "l ne STAG
ana are absorbing an the hsht mere
IL ana % 'hey keep - thelr -t'lns
work an the season the cadets WIN
land ne national championship i"i
New Mexico. which,. with millions o'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
MIDDLE WEST STILL
IN GRIP OF STORM
THAT STOPS TRAINS

Grecnhay. WIS. Feh. IA Chicago
ana Northwestern train allied Win
passengers, was held in a. huge bank
OF SNOW near Marlbe'. from no o'clutk
last night until tais afternoon. no
western line Tor fourteen hours. Tae
Grecnbay and Western railroad was
unable Co operate out of This city to-
day because of snow illing - cut a
mlie long ChicaRo. Milwaukee and
81. Paul trains ore operating hours
behi1d schedule. SO frei-ht trains
are being nun aud wire service b. bad.
Is impaired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

by the
- Second Fiddle. -

~ sung by q &. -. A.. star. TO u Well
Known Popular Air.
IT'S a long, Ions ways TO 1915
with rough roads,
a And rocky IN between.
There Il time TO put
The road-sisu OF the parry
Where the blamed thing
May be seen.
Go
Slow,
The people want to know.
You can rear the b~oneheads roar;
Put the muller
On the Old roller
And grease her.
Cause there's trouble on bcTore.
o
ELFSGO BACA. when he breaks IN
to the Jews. always lands On the troni
page.
ONE CAN CITE at least ~ In
stances.
D
THE EXCHANGE between nation
al Committeeman Spices and senator
Barth Is as dignihed and impcrsonal
as a sock FUN OF shot.
3
WE STILL INSIST that the only
route To absolute harmony ~ 10 let
the county officials do g.
D.
1T WOULDN'T be the first time our
county salaries have been on an un-
constitutional basis.
o
HIGHWAY robbery. some OF them
used to be. which Is a violation of the
constitution of the United states.
g.
1T USED to De the system. In the
grand old purty OF Lincoln, Garfield
and Charlie Spiess, 20 hold q private
session right after q nominating con
tcution. "a which the county Office
candidates @err the main guests.
@
THE HAT was passed.
.
ANY GENT whose check was under
four figures was declared q piNcr.
d
Hls PLACE on the ticket was sud
denly found vacant, IA was hlled ny
the COMMITTEES or the county chair
THB MINIMUM TOTAL considered
from any candidate Nas a thousand
bones.
All. BOYS. them was The good old
days.
AID VOW LOOK al the blamed
thing,
o
WHY IN BERNALI.io onc legis'
I lative candloRte actually insuited ms
county chairman with a check for So
4 last fail.
.
TALK ABOUT base lngratitude'
@
II THE Old DAYS he Legislative
stipend was The least we would con.
sider.
d
A MAN who couldn't get more thai
that out Of 90 days al santa Fe WASH
az 10 De "a LEGISLATOR anyway.
o
1T AMT the game Il used 90 be-
o
AND HOW, gentlemen, how, let M
ask you, can a sheriff who only get
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
NEW MEXICO
NEWS NOTES

N q. pomroy. q miniu engineer
operating properties near Nml""
do. b. preparing q" resume
meut work aH soon a@ the "'"'"
permits. Tho recent storms In'o' "
dim,uit Goo keep his camp going go
ne closed down MIL tho "'''h''
m~odcratcs His propoftieH are snow
Ing we'll. thc ore bodies iu'r'''IhH
In size and showing good values "'
copper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

Mr.. James NJ. Powell. 40. 1920 W.
Walnut 81, Rosodale. Kansas. wrlteH;
About four years 8 I suffered
with n severe caiarrh OF tho bladder.
which caused continued irritation and
pain. 1 was miserable and could not
stand up or walk for amy length of
time without extreme WEAKNESS ana
pain. | began taking peruna and Il
Freatly relieved mo ana IN eleven
weeks I was completely cured. and
felt like n new man."
Those who object 10 liquid msdi-
cine can now procure Peruna IN
Tablet fern.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

The farmers and fruit owe "i
the McsIll1 valley continue thcir Of
forts to rcItr H general movement
for selling organizations throughout
the tate. The experience Of last
ycsr has cured the people OF mo
pccos valley uf m1rEctius through
commission mon. aud the gruwpra "t
the Mrsilla valley hove Suffered luss-
0s also.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
NOTICE or sNI.E.

At one O'Clock Ia the afternoon on
Wednesday the ioth DAY OF February
I Will sell to he highest bidder tho
personal property hclouring to the
OF John o. Heini deceased nj
the John a. Hcini rau.n. Ia the town
Of Los Duraucs. county Of Reg-
JOHN MANN,
Administrator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
CATARRH OF KIDNEYS
and BLADDER
Peruna Saved Me

Mrs Powers. whose address h given below
her portrait, u an ardent friend % Peruna.
She says;
Il am Thankful to toll you that my old
trouble has never bothered mo any since you
received my testimonial. Any one wishing
TO know tho facts In my case, II they will
write mo | win be glad % answer. Your
medicine has saved me. and gave mo per-
feet health. / frequently meet friends that
knew mo when I was In poor health. They
ask me what has made such n change IN
me. l always tell them that Il was the
nerve remedy, peruna- / shall praise Peruna
as long ns / live
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

Mrs A. r. Powers. r. r. Z, Box 12i.
London. Ohio. writes; Il write 10
thank YOU FOR the wonderful good
your rcruna has done Tor me. ! was
n sufferer from kidney and bladder
trouble Tor twenty-five years. Two
years 3 ] began 20 take Peruna,
ana ! only took about three bottles
md today I can say I am n wen
person"
Catarrh n liable 20 affect any ~
The Internal organs. This n especially
true ~ the bladder. which u very
frequently The seat OF oatarrh. This
IN sometimes called cyatltia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
An Interesting Group Of
Proposed Legislation.

Santa re. \. A.. Feb. 2.-ilcpre-
J sentative Mariana al Montoyn intro
duccd in the house today an act for
the listing OF mining properties for
taxatirn and providsug Cor an ad va
loren output tax on coal und metal
mines. which provides for Il sworn
statement OF such output to the as
SCISSOR Il the county wherein such
mines are located on the hrst day Of
March and the first day ~ May OF
each year. and for a sworn statement
of the net proceeds Of the output Of
an such mines. The tax to be levied
shall be for stnte purposes. one-half
Boing 10 the commcn school fund.
upon gross production OF an mines
with an I'D vaiprcm tax Of two cents
upon an Coai ~ tae gross mar
ket value n over a dollar a ton ana
ten cents where the gross value u
over four dollars o ton The metal
output tax varies from 2 cents per
ton on ore under $50 por ton 20 10
cents ON ore worth $50 or more per
--
Mr. Mullens 81 Chayos today intro
duccd an amendment 20 the saloon
regulation law 81 1907 providing that
NO saloon hereafter may be located
within one block OF any church, pub
lie library or pablo school, nor IN
any purely residential district.
Representative chavez y Luna OF
Valencia county has a %three-cent fare
bill IN the house which carries n proc
vision requiring railroads to opcTats
their passenger trains On published
schedule time. and 90 provide cars
for freight when delivered on freight
platforms, or yards, or in stock ship
ping pens. The hill carries a penalty
of $1,000 fine.
Representative Medina has intro
duced y bill requiring the teaching oi
the Spanish language In all public
schools wherever the school directors
OF any district shall deem u neces-
sary. and requiring the teaching OF
spanish Ia the hnh. sixth. seventh
and eighth grades OF all state normal
schools. a course Of Of least two
a IN spanish shall be required ~
an normal schools above the anti
grade aud NO teacher shall be grant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

cd a certificate OF diploma from such
schools without having successfully
pursued such course OF study
Representative skidmore, official
introdOccr of railroad operating leg
isiation. yesterday presented in the
house a measure which seeks TO givc
the state corporation commission
power 90 direct the making OF opcr-
ating rules govcrning the maximum
number OF cara to be handled In q
single train over any operating divi-
sion. and the numbcT OF engines aud
employees required to operate the
same.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

TIE telephone ana telegraph cumpan-
les oGor uitle announcement as 20
when service Will be resumed. Rail-
road traffic. however. was improved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

An experienced mining man is try
ing to secure 70 prominent proper
in the Gatiuas mountains Lin'''''
county. Teasing aud bonding I"i 90
long term of years with % guarantee
OF Development work lhl7 a'-iI'''
attracted considerable attention l'si
wear and with the upcniuE 'l Hpfihk
There should hc suWotning d"ins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

Sale Of promotion stock Of any kind
OF corporation IL risidiy regulated in
a bill introduced IN the house Mon
day by Mr. Renehnn Of santa Re. The
bin provides thai before entoring on
such sale the corporation must pay
a filing fee OF SEQ together with the
following documents. 4 statement 81
detail Of the plan upon which the
corporation or the promoters thereof
propose TO sell the stock, together
with copies Of all forms. contracts
sub-aeent and other selling contracts
to he used: literature 90 be distrih-
uted. advertising folders aud an de-
tails Of the stock issue. its selling
campaign plans aud publicity. Tho
statement must show the name. ofh-
.cial location. its officers or proposed
officers. the promoters and their
home addresses. ,the proposed capital
stock and the prices at which the
stock is 10 be sold. This latter price
shan not be changed without first
aling "a notice Of such chanae with
the state corporation commission ana
subject to its approval The bill gives
the corporation commission arbitrary
mower To- grant or refuse permission
10 sell such stock. and tho measure
Is In enect a blue sky law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

recently died. Il IL said 60 De
"a desirable pla,, ,or 70 small business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

NEXT 10 pinchirg "a man who buys
votes. tine most effective means OF
stopping vote buying seems to be TO
shut on the muds with which 10 hu>
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

THERE are many ways by which %
achieve political purity when one
seeks achievement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

Orngraudc ls resuu na copper
shlpinents to the ~ paso Hmeii'f
WIN the brcakiuE out of the Euro
mean vur COPPER went down and th"
ramp suspended rhIpm, ut-. but ls
rapidly gettiur back 90 its iurtn"f ''
titity. There are "a gold proper
ties being worked in-the district one
OF them shipping
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

Another corporation hin intro
duced Monday by Mr.. Rcnchan re-
auires that every foreign Insurance
company seeking 10 do business 70
New Mexico must hrst comply w ~
details with the provisions imposed
any New Mexico insurance com
panv seeking TO do business IN the
home state Or the forcirn corpora
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

Holloway Lincoln county. is iooN-
mg for "a postmaster or "a pnsitni7'
tress. o. very efficient pos'miHtreN-
S2.500 "a year. put $4,000 into me
campaign fund.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

WHAT - You want 20 do, try
run the old machine 90 c.ndersf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

AND HOW, gentlemen, how, let mo
ask you, can a shes.n who only gets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

A MAN who couldn't get more man
that OUT Of 90 days nd santa Fe WASH [
nt Ia ne "a LEGISLATOR anyway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

IT ArN'r the game it used to be.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
THE COUNCIL HAD A VERY BUSY
 SESSION LAST NIGHT

to settle the matter, of paying MT. McWilLams two thirds the contract price and let the City see what could De done with the faulty work. This Nc W iillams objected to,and the mat ter rested there for the time being.
 As member of the Health and Police Committee Councilman kyus reported that the old shack at tine carner of Dock and Edmond street mad been pulled down, and as soon as permission could be secured, the ola Anderson shack on Dock street Ao4Id follow suit, and Street Com missioner Shark stated that such per mission had been secured from Miss Edmond, and he planned to pull ohe building down while at work on the repairs on Dock street.
 For the Finance Committee, Coun- eilman King stated that the Town now owed the Miners & Merchants Bank 95,01S.16, and had cash bal .ilee on hand of $692.71.
 The Town Magistrate reported that during the month of June ten men had been brought before him on charges of drunk and disorderly," and that they had each been fined $lo.00 or five days. Two paid their fines, the balance had labored for the Town each for five days.
 Street Commissioner Shark report ed that Dock street was in bad shape, and after looking the matter over with the Street Committee, it had been decided that he should put gang to work next week to repair same The Street Committee had decided to use cedar posts of not less than 12 inch tops.
 Continued on page A.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
HAZEL DAWN IN
 ONE or OUR GIRLS

II tas Gsand tonight Daniel Froh- man presents this clever little act ssss. Hazel Dawn. n 8 four part pa
 iuetIga, and shows thst she ean hola Ter place as star ia tae nosies s
 we'll as ou sAe stage. aus os O4 GiEIss is 9rassnte4 ng an a.l st.
 sass -a1 the s.osy is-e.f late-weav
 Inc lngeEes. of TWO mighty nation. ei-A E-s=lo.is interests sAd the tbFil- ling situations confined win Inspir- ing sacrifice Of 'ae rlaeky and quick Eritsed American eiFis ia behalf or her little Preach cousin. and furnish es all ne elements necessary to tae suceessful screen drama Friday ana saturday 8ighs complete change of program giving you show Of saoFr stories told il one and two reels. with a good comedy The Majesti Stock e0mFany, now appearing te
 fore large audiences with great sus- eess n Canadian towns. viii be he. soon. adx.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
LENA RIVERS

A story that aas beea red bS loth goans aaa eld th5opgaoa the entire country. Il is q pathetic ans humorous eomedy-drama of heart in
 terest. in full reels. This story Aas been q desided dramatic success wherever shown On ;ae stage the
 were nevef aLle to bring out Fl fife details, hut in the msFiee at tha 1reaa ,oaighs you vii. Le e1le to soc the story as it is really written
 Bealah poynter is playing ths lesdiae role. and 1t Icing her own play, " are assured of the very Lest eetias for this particular picture The pic- ture was taken in the picturesque south. in and aLort olJ Keutuea, For 4 real feature in the movie line sec this one tonight At the Dream
 Two nights. Thursday and f'ridan an. no advance in prices. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
IMPROVEMENTS AND AMMUNITION
 ARRIVE JUST IN TIME

London, July s-Reinforeemeuts and huge supplies or ammunition ar rived just at the very nick of time for Inc Russians iu south PolAnd- with the result that they were able 10 stem The tide Of the German ad
 vance. and the first line of ghe Ten tonic forces, broken and disintergrae- ed, has been compelled .o fall back anI await assistance. This iS especial r The ease soa5h of Lubin, where she Germans made determined at tempt te pierce the Russian line ana sbus surround the Russian right wing The greater number of The Russian reiuforeesuen5s are supposed to have come from the C,urasus- where zae Hswer of she Tarks has baen lrekea. anal the Mol.aa.ue,ian soldiers hsFs heen withdrawn 10 participate in shs defense of the national capital. Coz
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

Last night s session of the Common Council was busy one, and the meet ing lasted from eight o'clock until close to eleven. The entire board was present with the single exception of Councilman sehlothan.
 The first question of importance that came up for discussion was the matter of accepting the work of coat ing with concrete the piles under Mis- sion street This work had been let by contract to Lee McWilliams some time ago, and Councilman king and Walker, both members of the Street Committee, stated that they were dissatisfied with the work, in that it failed to come up to the spec ifieations in some instances. Tie Mayor told or his examining the work and finding it was not as expected. -ir. McWilliams was present and ac- knowledged that the work on some of the plies was not quite as good IS i might be leeause of the fact that had been unable to get down to bed rock owing to the fact that many of the piles had a footing of plank. Be- sides this he stated thgt in pouring the concrete, the gravel had run thicker on one side of the piles at times than at the other, but he was of the opinion that q couple of buck cts of cement would fix any one of the piles according to specifications. The members of the council did not agree with him on this. and Council man Paup made the statement that if the work had been done for him as private citizen he would not ac- eept it, so he could not see that he could approve Of i. as member of the Council. He was in favor, though.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

stantiu0ple. Besides these, fresh lev ies have arfiyel from Siberia, bring ing She Siberian regiments, which did such wonderful work last fall, up to .aeir figaiiug strength
 Pesr0sEasl, July -In spite Of a terrific rain o6 all kinds of shell, me Russiaa hue from 1Ae Bug river . Latin, aolis iis ovu. and tae Ger z.4as hare leea eompel-ed to gise -Eoanl In several l-laess on oas front. sAe General Sisff of .i.e Rusisn army is confident that the shortenea me nov held 0il sesaIt ia defeat er the Germans. as the latter are
 eaapellesi te bring shelr sur-
 .es a.e-S many miles of lad -oais-
 5e rhe Easi@n fesees ase restsu raiirosa which esase ts thca
 .sa ihe isaportaaz hases of the eoua sFs-
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
0R0zCO |S
 IN HIDING

San Antonio, July, s-Geueral orozeo, who made his escape from the Federal authorities a few days + go, is reported to be in hiding a mong the old mountain fastnesses. just across the line in Mexico. lie has sent word to the American author iiies that he will surrender if they will let him depart from the region the Mexican line. lie states that he will be shot on sight i discovered.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
RUSSIAN LINE HOI DS- GER MANS BACK UP
MASS MEN
 IN THE WEST

Paris, July s-The French secret service brings the information that f5s Germans are planning mighty as.aek on the French forces in Ai- sa ee. They are reported to be mas sing heavy commands n this region Ia are evidently contemplating an
 sanee. Tae French now control o sr third of Alsaee and have eh1nsed she names of towns in their
 s.ssessian Lack h what they used to he before the Besmaa occupation
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
IN
 DARDANELLES

Athens, July sseven German sub- marines are reported 10 have arFiy- el at s4e Daraane.les in safety. l. t expected tAa, they @il operate a- .-sAss the British ana Trench yes. se.s now bomoarling the defeuses Of tAe strait. They are all vessels she l2sess and most modern type, anJ are said to have made the trip with ouE being accompanied by any supply snip.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
RETURNING TO THE SOUTH

frank Frambaeh anI Joe Wally, oas battery ia the t.Fo big games with H.ince Rupert this month, leave for tl.s south on the Northwestern to- night. The boys go south with the good wishes Of every fan in -Ketchi- kan, all Of whom appreciated the ex- csilent ban they gave us.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
.HOLT WAS
 4 SUICIDE

Glen Cove, July s-The coroner s jury empanelled to investigate the ath of Frank Holt, who was held f.r the shooting of j. P. Morgan, and 10 was found dead yesterday morn iag. brought in a verdict of suicide. | evidence making it appear thal |. 2 man had climbed to tine top of his e.Il and deliberately dived head first the concrete floor below.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
IN ITALIAN
 SHIP SUNK

Rome, July -The Italian cruiser
 aalfi has been torPedoed and sunk F. an Austrian submarine in the up- Fer Adriatie. The greater number of her crew of 7O0 men were saved. Is Amasfi was modern vessel, ear ring four I0 inch guns in her main f tery. anl earaale of attainiue t
 ed of - knots.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
RECRUITS GO
 TO CANADA

Washington July s-Reeraits far tss Ao8seuegrin army, recently SC cared on the northern Pacific Coast, a-e hasfening toward the Canadian tsr.ler No attempt viii te made U stop them but the government viii r 5seegte those responsible for their enlistment.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
FALABA WAS
 A0T ARMED

London, July s-The official find ing of the board of inquiry looking into the sinking of the British steam CT Faiba h the Irish Seq by a Ge. A.an submarine is to the effect that tAe steamer was absolutely unarmea aai carried DO ea.go of munitions a eleimed by the Germans.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
TAKES 4 VACATION

Capt. \ T Anderson of the New England Fish e9mrsny's sshener Pro- Peetor, accompanied hF his wife. left f0r inc south on the Despatch fhis morning Mrs Anderson : health has been unsatisfactory 0f late, aal 1aer go south in the hope tha- essngs will d8 her good.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
WIND KILLS
 OVER FIFTY

Chicago, July s-At least fifty ople were killed and over a hun esed injured in violent wind storm i.ieh extended from Ohio to Neiras- :. yesterday. The greatest damage as done in the region around Gin anati, where thirty-three dead are ported.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08

 SHIP AFIRE

New York, July s-The Jig freight CT Minnehaha, which is said to nave fifteen thousand tons of ammunition on boarl for the armies in France, i reported afire about five hundrea miles southeast of Halifax, and steam ing to that port for help.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-07-08
ROCKEFELLER
 HAS BIRTHDAY
Tarrytown, July s-John D. Rocke- fer E U years of age today. lie is excellent health and spirits.

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