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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
General Manager Pyeatt Here

Pycatt. wee president and General manager
Of the It. Louis. Brownsville 4 Mexico
railroad. IL IN Brownsville today. having
arrived III II % Thu morning. He cx-
pect> a. leave this afternoon for Kingsvillc.
Mr.. Pyeatt j. accompanied ny his secrc-
tary, Mr.. Henry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

'ney. John 7. Klcibcr. l. 4 resident III the
proposed -cvcnty-eishth district. The gov
.crncr will IA called upon also tn name u
district nudge for the seventy-cighth dis
tritt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
Lost Purse

Lost PurSe-A small black leather purse.
containing about so in bills and silver.
Thursday night. either IN city hack. or on
street between corner Of Twelfth and
Washington and post office on Elizabeth
street. Owner will greatly appreciate it,
return and will reward the finder. r. Her
aid nfticc-220tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

Mr.. ~ III. >%tr-man and baby daughter
returned TODAY from king~yillc. where they
paid v short visit to Mr.. ~~tcgman'- pa
rents. colonel and Mr.. Trah/Lott.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
Prospecting in the vaIley-D. NJ Brown

Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Brown. and Mr.. and
Mr.. William T. Dickinson, all of Lowell.
Ind. arrived IN Brownsville sunday. after
ccsnplcling y tour of the Valley. They are
stopping nj the Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
0'keefe in Traininq-Guy Turpir

lctic director III the Brownsville Athletic
club. announced today that Jimmy O'kecfc,
who j. scheduled for 4 ~parring match with
Tex AlSbury before the club on March q.
will begin hi training for the s=ent ~ the
skating rink nj 80 O'Clock TIM afternoon.
The workouts will take place daily ~ that
time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

Made in San Antonio. ON The actual spot
where the great battle was fought IN Feb.
1896. "The Siege and Fall Of the Alamo"
Greenland Wednc~day.-lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

g.. ID. Golding OF Los Angeles. Calf. j.
n visitor in the city today, = guest at the
Miller hotel.
Miss Ailcen Colwin of Mercedes spent
Saturday and Sunday in Brownsville, the
guest Of Mr.. X. T.. Green.
Young Davitte left this this morning for
Edinbnry, Hidalgo county, on a business
mission.
Clarence Lee. a well known lumberman
of Tampico, J. "A visitor IN Brownsville Mr..
Lee j. en- route 10 Tampico from Galveston.
L. II. Faulk and ". w. Faux of Corpus
Christi are visitors in Brownsville today.
guests nj the Miller hotel.
E.. w. Simpson of Houston. industrial
agent for the Wells Fargo express com
.pany, was a Sunday visitor in Brownsville.
Victor Closner of Edinbnrg. formerly a
resident OF BrOWn-Nlllt. mDlnreu down To
the city sunday for a short visit.
j. &. Harvey Of Houston j. a business
visitor IN Brownsville today, q guest NJ the
san Carlos hotel.
r.. q. Moore of Houston j. a business
visitor IN Brownsville today. u guest nj the
san Carlos hotel.
:. VI. Na-haner of jefferson CITY Mo-.
arrived IN Brownsville last night. and l.
registered IA the San Carlos hotel.
Judge j. H.. Monroe Of Ric Grande City
j. IN Brownsville today on business. He l.
registered III the san Carlos hotel.
Mr.. J. J. Young. Miss Una Young. Mis-
Sarita Siarck, and Angus !. Young left by
auto this morning for the Young ranch in
lIidalgo county. They will he away 4 week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

and Fail of the Alamo Drcamland
Wcdne>duy-lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
CITY NEWS
To rent a car phone 555.-2l9tf.
Return TO Brownsville Thomas Hart,

formerly "A contractor of this city, has re-
turned 10 Brownsville with hi family, and
they will make their home IN West Browns
vile. Mr.. Hart left here about a year and
"A half ago.
Baruain--Onc brand new l.. c. Smith
typewriter. No. 3: $40 cash. Bishops
Print Shop-2223 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
Baruain- brand /
A great lesson in history, "Tl

FalL.o Of the Alamo Drcamland Wcdne-da,
1T.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

Mr.. J. J. Young. Miss Una Young. Mis-
Sarita Siarck, and Angus J. Young lett by
auto this morning for the Young ranch in
lIldalgo county. They will he away a week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
So Brownsville Commandery, No. 81,

~ X. T., stated conclave, THIS
EVENING NJ 80 o'clock. W. Il.
Craig. Commander: j.. j. Cooke. Recorder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

Judge j. II. Monroe Of Ric Grandc City
J. IN Brownsville today on business. He l.
registered IA the san Carlos hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

g.. ID. Golding Of Los Angeles. Calf. j.
a visitor in the city today, = guest at the
Miller hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

:. VI. Wa-hauer of jefferson City Mo-.
arrived IN Brownsville last night. and l.
registered IA the San Carlos hotel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
SUPREME COURT SETS
CASES FOR HEARING
fsrreAl olsr.rer 70 poarlre ,ovapAll

Santa Re, Jan. 13.-In the state
supreme court tomorrow, the follow-
ing cases are set for hearing Burton
G. Mossman. appellee. vs. W S. VIII
liams, ct al, appellants from Eddy
county. and Joseph H. Smith, next
friend Of John y. Harbert, deceased,
appellant vs.. Henry Steen ct al, APP
pellees. from Socorro county.
Quite a batch Of opinions, 1t is eX-
pected, will be handed down soon.
Tho cases on the docket today We're;
Mary Lester Field, appellant, VS.. Clar-
ence A. hudson, appellee, from Ber-
nalillo county on motion TO retax
cost.
State cx rel. Community bitches
Of Tularosa, etc. ct AL, uppcllees, vs.
The Tularosa Community Ditch, ct al,
appellants, from Otcro county also
on motion to rctaX costs
Paul Crates, 10y his next friend and
guardian, Barbarita Aragon Brown,
appellant, vs.. Petra 6. Garcia appel
lee. from Bernalillo county
only the first and last eases were
heard. however.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
SILVER CITY BOOKLET
ADMIRED BY S0L0NS

Santa Fe. Jan. ia beautifully IL
lustrdted pamphlet Issued by the sill
yer city Chamber Of Commerce and
written by an expert On tuberculosis
ana climate, WAS distributed among
Legislators today. II refers to the pro-
posed transfer Of the naval sanato-
rum from Fort Lyons, Colo, and of
the marine santarium at Fort stan
ton, to the military sanitarium at Fort
Bayard, Grant county, and the propO
sition of the government to rebuild
the road from Silver City to Fort Bay
ard, making it macadam pike. uni
formly graded and drained, with the
arroyos spanned by arched concrete
bridges
Particularly instructive are graphic
charts compiled from weather bu-
reau data, showing the maximum tenn
perature each day last year at Silver
city as waIl as the minimum tenn
peratures, almost identical with those
recorded at Santa Fe, never reaching
80 degrees during the day on the hot
test summer day. nor dropping below
zero on the coolest night of winter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
GEORGE GILBERT
BOUT POSTPONED
UNTIL JAN. 4
husky MiddIeweight viii Go
TO Santa Fe to Train In
stead of Preparing for Bat
lie Here,

Fred Wnser. manager of Kid George,
after alk with Promoter Mark
LoNy oVet the long distance telephone
la9 night announced that the Fight
ne pi,k Glhert-George fight had
been postponed from January 20 TO
the ith The bout viii take place in
Santa We
George at first Thought of training
here. at the Cactus A. e. gym, but he
aHd WInsor later decided to go TO
Santa Fe more than "a week before
the dav ot the fight George I'M
doubleday viii create interest IN the
ml 81 training IN public IN the An
iepj city if the Impression he made
apon Albuquerque fans hy his first
workout rerc arc "a criterion Wnsor
and George probably VIII leiNe to-
day. going with Cuff lfyatt in his au-
umohNe
Wnsor WAS informed by Promoter
I,1 lh8t De- had completed arrange
mrum for lhe preimmoW between
kid Amrld aud NonnR Joe kNers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
EASY To DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color and
LuStre with Sage Tea
and Sulphur

When YOU darkcn your hair with
SAGE Tea aud sulphur. no one can tell
because It's done so naturally, so even
lN. Preparing this miXturc though,
.at home Is mussy and troublesome
For so cents you can buy az any drug
store the ready -to-use tonic called
"Wyeths Sage and sulphur Com
lpound You just dampen q sponge
lor soft brush with 10 and draw this
Through your hair, taking ono small
strand at time liy morning an gray
'hHir disappears ANA, after another app
|phrniiuu or two. your hair becomes
Ihrautfully darkrued glossy ana lux
Imhnt You viii also discover dand
Wfl gone ana blair has stopped lall-
Ilns
Gms folded hats though no dis
igacr slgp ut cha age, and AZ Ar
pam desire youthful and ptiWeih
app~f4nee goa bHn at once VAN
NkriHs $3.50 aui sulphur ana lnnN
Afafs tnuuHei
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
LUCER0 BRIBERY
CASE AFFIRMED
BY HIGH COURT
Former Legislator involved in
Room "A Incident Must
TAKE His Medicine, Opinion
Of Judge Hanna.


Santa fe, Jan. l3.-The iudgmen
Of the district court in tho case Of
J. +. Iucero, convicted of bribery il
connection with the notorious room
ar incident Of the first session Of
the first state legis]nturc, was today
lallirmed in an opinion handed down
by Supreme Court Juseec r. II Han
ma. The syllabus is as follows:
! An Indictment based on Tho
last clause Of section 80. article fout
lof the state constitution, which pro
vdes that any member Of The legisla-
lure who shan solicit from any per
son on corporation, money thing Of
value or personal advantage, for his
vote or Influence as such member,
shall be deemed guilty Of solicitation
I Of bribery. need not aloge that the
matter was pending IN either house
Ioi the legislature, ,as this portion Of
the section is designated to denom-
mate as crime the solicitation Of
money thing of value or personal
advantage, by member Of the legis-
lature, as such in return for the vote
or influence Of such member, upon
Iany matter which he anticipates
might be brought before the legis-
lature for consideration
/ Where the meaning Of an irdst-
ment when read as whole Is clear
and conveys to the defendant fun in
formation as to the charge which he
is called upon 10 meet, and sets forth
sufficient facts TO enable him TO
plead a judgment rendered on such
Indictment in bar Of subsequent
prosecution for the same offense, il
viii ne held good on demurrer. not
Withstauding the fact that il may be
technically inaccurate. Held. that
where the charging part of an in
dictment alleged that the legislature
mad before it for consideration the
election Of two United states sena-
tors. and that the accused solicited
bribe, as a member Of the legislature,
of stated amount of money from
one naming him. in exchange for
his vote and influence as such mem
Der. and that he then and there
promised ana agreed to vote etc. as
be might be directed by such party.
Get. the Indictment Is sufficient to
Withstand a demurrer, as that portion
Of the charge following the words
then and there" was descriptive of
the solicitation, and, the Indictment,
when read as a whole, fully inform
ed the accused OF the exact charge
which he was called upon to meet
Section IS, chapter %, s L., 1903,
prohibits anyone except the district
attorney, attorney general or their
assistants, from assisting in the pros
ccution Of criminal causes, except
such associate counsel as may appear
on order of the court. with the CON
sent of the district attorney Where
the record shows that private coun-
sci appeared, with leave Of court,
ana the district attorney not object
ing, and that the district attorney
was present and participated In the
trial It Will be presumed that the
appearance OF the private counsel
was with the consent of the district
attorney Where the district attor-
ney does not consent to the appear
ance Of private counsel he should
object to such participation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

regular places against the university
The varsity second five viii meet
the high schools first team so that
The spectators ARE assured Of Two
well played, hard fought games
The vaD,ityH teams have heou lalth
fully practeiue Hincr the opening ei
the present term and Coach Ilmchiu
son fccls confident ol victory Ia hoib
contests Al unusual amount eft ruod
material waa loft over from lpsl yeAr
and With the addition of several tel
lar players from New Mexico hlgh
schoois IT looks as 10 The VARSITY
would have me- trouble 10 eouinuine
20 annex The New McNico basketball
championship
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
". j. TEAM To
Be STRONGER IN
VARSITY GAME
Players Who Were Out on Ac-
eouat Of Sickness When
Linemen Met A, B, C, VIII
Play Saturday Night

& double-hcad Of unusual intor-
ost is looked for saturday night of
the present week. when the universi-
TVS first basketball team meets the
test Western Union aggregation ia
the armory
The Western Union team IL now
able 70 put It's full strength in the
geld. having been badly handicapped
In the contest with the business cole
lege last week. hy the absence Of two
Of ~ men, both of whom are nov
fulls recovered, ana viii take their
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
CITIZENS BANK HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING; ALL
OFFICERS REELECTED

fhe annual meeting of stockholders
aud directors OF the Citizens bank was
hold Yesterday An The present Off
GERS of tho bank we're reelected as
follows President, g. Q. Jaffa; vice
president y A. rorterfield; cashier
Jcrrc llaggard
The directors of the bank for the
present year VIII be H. Giom. Frauk
Stortz Edward Lemhke ana NJ. ..
Hickey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
SANTA FE PERSONALS.


Santa re, Jan. 1S.--M E Hickey
grand deputy for New Mexico Of ~,
T. Z. O. e., VINO has been in Santa ~
attending the meeting OF the board
of bar examiners was tonight tn.
guest of the Elks at their handsome
building which he inspected
Ex-District Attorney X. =. Barne.
an eX-representative, arrived IN san.
Ia Fe from Silver City this afternoon
for legislative and legal business.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

Renting an Underwood Typewriter
a sound investment. certain to i'm
crease your income. The Machine
You win Eventually Buy" t22 South
Fourth street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

The bird's-eye views IN and about
silver city, as well as a forest land-
scape, are particularly attractive
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
CARRANZA WON I
LET JOHNSON IN,
CONSUL THINKS
Ports on East Coast Held by
First Chief to Cross Noun
tainS Might Affect Cham
piOn's Condition.

TO- soaana ,ooenst erttist ttAssn Niasf
~ PAST Tex Jan ld.s- Tho Car
ranza government viii oppose the en-
try nln Mexico ~ Jacb Johnson, The
American ucgro prizrfehlar who is
booked w. meet Jess willard In
.fuafe2 on March g, according a. pre-
dlciionn made taday hy Andres Gar
eiu. The 1arrunzl consul here Garcia
tHloRfHphed today tu tho first chief
thai johnson WAS q fugitive from JUS
tifo ln The United States and sug-
ecftod that hc must present recently
issued American passports before he
would be- allowed a. pass through amy
portion held by the Carranza forces.
Might Fnl Villas Chest.
johnson ut present Is at hucnos
Aires. Argentine rcpubliN. or on his
way hofth lie aiimally would at
tempt TO enter Mexieo through the
east. coast ports of Tampico or Vera
cruz. both OF which are held by the
Carfanza troops. The trip from some
Central American border port would
be difficult as would any entry from
the west coast The latierteould re-
quire "a hard ride over the mountains
which might affect the condition OF
The negro.
Garcia'k objections we're based on
his assertion that the Johnson vi Hard
match would Increase the war chest
Of villa, who is combating Carranza
in the present MeSican controversy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
Weeks Break Up.A-Cold Tablets

A guaranteed remedy for Colds and
La Grippe Price 25c of your druggist
IT'S good Take nothing else.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-19
SUITS FILED

Suit in which 5000 damages are claimed for an alleged assault by an agent of the company has been filed in the city court by (. J. Byrum against the Birmingham Terminal com pany. Byrum, who is said to be q ne- gro preacher. was recently tried in the first division of the criminal court for an alleged assault on a police of ficer. The plaintiff alleges that while waiting to embark on passenger train he was assaulted. cursed and abused by the train announcer or other agent of the company. and that the assault was wrongful unwarranted and with out any cause.
 Mary E. Smith has entered suit in the city court against Mrs Lucy P. Hudgins in which she claims S30pc damages for alleged personal injuries resultant from the fall of the brick wall of the old Steele Smith building on Second avenue.
 Linn w. Searles as administrator of the estate of Linn w. Searles. Jr. has sued ]. C. Watts in the city court in which he claims s25.ooo damages for the death of the intestate The complainant alleges that on December IS. 1914. the defendant was the owner of an automobile that was being op- erated by Miss Kathleen Hayes. The plaintiff ayers that Miss Hayes was not a competent driver of the said ear and that as consequence the intestate was struck by the car on the above date and received injuries from which he died.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-19
FARMER OF KANSAS
 RUNS ABDUL OF THE
 LABOR LAWS HERE
Wants to Give Work in Wheatfields to 100 Men Out of a Job Here.
 "N0" Say Police

J. Fl. Roach of St. John, Kas., yes terday ran counter to Birmingham's labor iaws, was arrested and looked up and situation.
 Kansas needs men badly to harvest the crops MT. Roach came here to get some help. He secured a hundred men who were badly in need of job and eager to go when 1t suddenly developed that it is serious offense to "entice labor and Roach was arrested.
 "I don't think I have been treated right" said the Kansas farmer last night. to give man a job when he hasn't got one. These hundred men are idle. We will pay them 8 day, give them their board and furnish transportation to Kan sas. I have a hundred tickets for them down at the Frisco now.
 ''It was pretty tough to be locked up but when I explained the situation to the judge he appreciated my position and let me out. But that doesn't remedy mat ters. We want these men and they want us. Why can't we trade? They will be with us practically three months. with their necessary expenses paid. When they come back here in the fall they will have a good nest egg. They are substantial men-most of them married and having families. We don't accept a man unless he can give a recommendation from his last employer.
 "If times were flourishing and I was robbing local industries of their labor, 1t might be different; but under the circum- stances cannot help feeling that I have not been treated right"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-19
SUIT IS FILED FOR
 BIG COMMISSION
Richard Lamb and Hugh Friel Sue for $30,532 for Commission on
 Sale of Ore Lands

Claiming s30.532 as commissions for promoting a sale of ore lands, Richard Lamb and Hugh Friel have entered suit in the city court against R. N. Me Donough. J. H. McDonough. J. J. Shan non and W. A. Porter. The plaintiffs allege that they were employed by the defendants to procure a purchaser for a certain tract of ore lands situated in Jefferson county and that they agreed to pay per cent commission in the event sale was made. They aver that they did procure purchaser for the lands who paid the sum of s610,650 for them. They further all lege that the defendants have failed and refused to pay the plaintiffs the amount due them under the alleged contract. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Banks, Deedmeyer X Birch of Bir- mingham and Guggenheimer, Unter- meyer & Marshall of New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-19
q CLAIMANTS FOR
 REWARD 0F S2O0O Many-Sided Contest On Tn
 Chancery Court in the
 Ennis Case

A many sided contest with 5000 as tha stake is being threshed out in the chan- cery court and many witnesses are being examined. The above amount was offered as a reward by the Southern Express company for the arrest and conviction of the train robbers who held up and robbed the mall train of the Queen and Crescent railroad near Hattiesburg some two years ago.
 The hearing is being held before Henry Morscheimer, register in chan cery, and commenced on Thursday morning. All the claimants are in at tendance and have testified in the case. The evidence will be concluded this morning and MT Mofscheimer will re- view the testimony and refer hls find ings to Chancellor Benners for con firmation. It Is stated the decision will not be ready for submission for sev- eral weeks
 Barney Lewis and Jerry Ennis were arrested and convicted of the crime and following their conviction no less than H claimants made demand on the company for the reward. Immediately following demand for the reward suits were filed
 
 the claimants, all of whom oontended ! they were entitled 10 the reward. The company expressed willingness to pay the s20oo provided it was paid to the right persons, Finally the company took the money into court and secured de- I cree dism!ssing the suits brought against 1t.
 | The hearing commenced yesterday Is to determine who Is entitled to all or any part of the reward and after the evil dence Is concluded Chancellor Benners will order the money distributed aecurds 1 ing to the claims substantiated' by the | claimants | Among those contending for the reward are Mrs Hugh Fully and Mrs. Carl Ray. widows of two police officers who worked on the case and Former Chief of Police ] George H Bodeker The full list of claimants are J s. Harbin, W. r. Gar ner. j. T. Moser, Jim Daley, w. NJ. Bur gin. T. A. Hayes, J. NJ Gray, former sheriff of Walker county A. IT. Brown. George Godbee. George H. Bodelxer. George W. Shaw, w. II. Manner. T. K. Trigg. Luther Loyd. William E. Murphy. Mrs. Carl E. Ray, Mrs Hugh Tully, R. D. Crenshaw Grant Wolfenburger, J. A. Ballard T. F. oglesbee, and Charlie Fleming.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-19
VILLA RELEASES
 TWO AMERICANS

Washington, June 1s.-Villa author ities at Chihuahua today turned over to George B. Carothers, American con sular agent. George Marx and S. Fin kelstein talso known as Franklin), the Americans threatened with execution on the charge of circulating counterfeit currency Carothers reported to the state department that he would send the men to the Texas border.
 Liberty for Marx and Finkelstein was brought about through the inter- vention of Carothers on instructions from the state department. After for warding protests to Villa and his sec retary of state, Carothers made a spe- cial trip to Chihuahua personally 10 press his representations
 The report today did not mention the case of w. R. Cox. arrested at Tor reon. also accused of circulating coun- terfeit currency.