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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
GOVERNOR ASSERTS
MORE MONEY FOR
FAIR IS NEEDED
Hust Spend Additional TO Pro-
tect Investment Already
Made, Is Burden of Special
Executive Message.
Estate Capital Bureaa
NVcning Herald
Isl DC Nnrghs Hotel.

santa Re. - NJ. Feb. rs Cow
crnor Mcdonald this afternoon trans
mitted To- th" legislature q special
message accompanying the report "i
the New Mexico board of exposition
managers Tor the panHma-talifornih
exposition, which is In part us fol-
lows;
The original appropriation made
by the Legislature was s30.OOO. one
half 10 be available In 1914 and one
half in 1915, In addition to this, AZ
shown by statements. the various
counties have appropriated 10000.
OF this amount &1l.3OO has already
been paid In, From private aud cor
porate contributions |ta.s53.f2 has
also been secured hy the board.
Therefore the total appropriations
for use Of the board of managers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19

iicity for New Mexico. by making a
crcditable exhibit which should ad-
vertise to the world the advantages
Of our state. not alone from n ma
troiai standpoint. hut our attractions
ana advantages generally, "a that we
may reap the reward confidently an
ucipated and expected from such an
exhibit as has been prepared ana IL
now ready FOR the Inspection Of the
world AZ san Diego.
Respectfully yours,
WIN g. MCDONALD.
Governor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
CONCESSIONS ARE


AIRY legislation 10 a compromise OF
$1,000. This II the nou provided
in the senate bill for the principal
officers IN the counties OF san Juan
Sierra. lilo Arriba. Taos and Sando-
val. This bill. however. contains y
joker In the form OF the clause pro-
vidins tnat when 40 per cent OF the
taxes assessed IN any OF the counties
shall be collected there shalt be an
additional compensation OF t200 for
each officer. This. in effect. makes
the salary $500. This sum u pro-
vlded for the benefit OF some OF the
officers In one Of the cpuL,ie who
have been receiving $3.50 a year. In
other words, I am asked 20 saddle on
the taxpayers OF San Juan county an
expense OF thousands Of dollars sole
~ for the benefit OF the officers of
another county who have been re-
ceiving high salaries during the last
three years ] absolutely refuse TO
do this and unless there IL an i'm
mediate agreement on a maximum of
$500 I will withdraw my compro-
mise offer and stand on the san Juan
pledge % "a maximum OF Sl,500.'
Fake Tclcgrams Alleged.
Mr.. Palmer has presented TO the
conference committee copies OF tele-
grams which he has received which
ailege thar kilograms heretofore sent
90 Mr.. Palmer and signed by various
influential Republicans either were
faxed. forged signatures or sent with
out authority OF The persons repre-
sented. The kilograms referred TO
srar. .Nuuma Naa n sstn.N.m - Ia.raNNA.
cans. including l. W. Gales. who now
denies that he ever signed such a tel
egram. Among the kilograms exhib-
tied by Mr.. Palmer today were the
following;
Pennington. Feb. iS-Citizens in
iignant over teleerams sent asking
breaking Of pledge. Want you 90
continue your position on salaries
question. GALES WAS faxed. We are
With you excepting a few high salary
Lobbyists. stay by the party and
your pledge made to the people
tsigned) Orville Ricketts,"
Aztec. Feb. is.-we heartily ap-
prove our position on county salary
bill OF $500 for san Juan county
ard believe ali citizens do likewise
with exception Of county officials aud
their immediate friends, The work
here Il not worth more salary
(Signed) W. y. Williams. r.. 4. vii
son. J. j. Lively. l.. A. Pierce. Fred
Bunker. Monte Fields
Pennington, Feb. is.-Suw part
OF Ricketts, letter. ! did not author
lie my name to signed To- "a telegram
az represented By your letter. ! still
stand by he platform We drew up in
Aztec on the salary bHl-tSiRncd)
L. W. Gales. state committeeman"
Another telegram Is from the
Pennington chamber Of commerce
~instructing Palmer TO carry out his
pledge and asserting hat the sigma
ture Of GALES 10 "a telegram asking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
EQUALIZATION ON


-
the causes leading 10 the failure Of
"a number Of banking institutions was
referred back To Mr.. Walton, author
Of the original bill. after Senator Ma
bry had explained that the savings
Bank Of Melrosc did not fat but went
into liquidation without any losses,
The ext OF the substitute resolution,
which Il reported favorably by the
finance committee. Is as follows:
Providing for a committee 10 in
vestlgate the causes leading 10 the
failure OF certain defuac, banking in
stitutions.
Whereas, there have been certain
bank failures In New Mexico. tne
causes leading TO which should be
Investigated for the purpose OF sscer-
tanning the defects. n any there he.
Ia the banking laws OF the state.
Therefore, be II resolved by the
Legislature Of the state OF Scw Mex
leo. That n committee composed OF
two members az the senate 10 bee np-
pointed hy the committee on commit
tees OF the sennte and three members
OF the house Of representatives. TO be
aNNNiAitNN % tNt HItAhfF VI ths
house, be and the same u hereby
constituted and authorized and al
reCted 90 investigate and report 20
the legislature the causes leading a.
the failure Of the following named de-
funct banking Institutions:
The Montezuma Trust company OF
Albuquerque.
The Citizens bank OF Des Moines.
The American Bank A. Trust com
pary or Clovis.
Tie Savings bank Of fabian
The Savings bank Of Melrose.
The savings bank ~ Know les.
The Taos County bank Of Taos, and
The international Bank OF Com
merce. Tucumcari.
And the travelling auditor Is hereby
requested 90 furnish 20 Haid commit
tee ail reports. books. records. pa
peers. correspondence and information
ia bis possession or az his command
relative 20 the said defunct uauklne
institutions.
And be- II further resolved. hat a
copy Of this resolution, duly certified
DE furnished 10 said travelling audi
tor by the secretary of state ns soon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19

him tu violate the pledge was obtain
ed by misrepresentation over the
telephone. Another telegram states
that GALES signature was signed to
the lobby high salary telegram UNI
der false pretenses.'
The fight for the $500 maximum
la these lower class counties IL being
made especially hy friends OF the ST.
era county officials. with notable
assistance from Rio Arriba county
and Taos county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19


a. the same shall have pee aV's
passed and nled IN his ONCE
The senate substitute bills for sew
nte blil 30 70 and Senate hih no. -,
which Hafe been on the calendar 70,
several days. we're again postponed
because 81 the failure Of printed oiils
20 arrive, and action upon Henase
nils Ncs. ~ and ~ was delayed TOT
the same reason.
Action on senate Joint hesolu,lo"
No. 5, the bipartisan salary commit
tee bill, waa delayed, pending action
81 he conference on sal
aries.
Action also was postponed on en-
rolled ana ~en8rcHsea House hhl NO
80, concerning amendments 70 whiep
considerable CONFUSION mas eNl~teu'
The hoase AMENDED TINS ohR (" eN-
empt hon Juan Luna eiio Linco'h
counties rom its PROVISIONS when
gives the state enkihser power 20 ~
tend time TOT composition et n.'s
ton projects, ~ was eNpiainfe 20
the senate this m"fnihk tnn' ''r1
three counties were ~ /"
TO prevent tnr'her tk,snsion y. w"
on old projects on ~ 'n'ee. w
was deferred on request "t 1sn.,oi1
Htnkie ana rage VINO aes'Ieu 'i"'
20 obtain more INFORMATION hoou, ~
The bill IL now on me SENATE eslen
Oar on third teadlne. n rehPse hnE
ING reconsidefed is action IN p"Ss'"s
Il.
The tollowing pliis were p"ssea W
unanimous cote ~ u ayee'
=. u. ., hteid' iiNins thiie iot hoiu
ing terms OF court IN n tourth uN
trict.
= y. 81. an act defining swind'
ling and providing penalty thereior,
3. Il. ~, clark, providing Tor the
duties OF and bond 10 be SVEN by the
secretary Aaa treasurer OF eaeh OF tne
governing boards OF n state ihs'''
tuition. the bll was AMENDED 70 ~
quire the INSTITUTION 10 pay th'
premium on the bonds ana 10 IN
crease the bond OF the insane asyiu"
treasurer from $4,000 to fso.voV'
senator Evans blls' nos lVe an,
i0I. the n To prohibit treating ans
the other 10 regulate the liquor trai'
nc, were laid pa the table INDEFINITE
~, az were senator Barth 2 ohls' Nos
is and 20, relating 10 the distIlou
tion % common properly OF husbah'
and wife a somewhat actimonlou
exchange occurred between senate
Bnrth n Senator CHAMPION upo
the action on these bills. senate
Barth asserted that they were Tor tn
protection OF the proper rights o
women, while Senator CHAMPION SAT-
that he mad been reliably INFORMED
that the federated women's clubs o
the state were opposed 20 the bill
and he thought the Indies ought TO d
accommodated.
Mr. Barth said that he had beer
accused OF srnndstanding In connec.
ton with these ollls but that !
grandstanding Included vi
Tor Justice Tor women IN connection
win their property rlshls ne pro
posed To go right on srandstahaihs'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
SENATE DECLINES TO
CALI OFF SENATORIAL
ELECTION PROBES

Washing on. Feb. ls.--An attempt
To reconsider ;hc decision not To in
vestignte charges Of corruption in the
last senatorial campaigns In Penn
%sylyania. Illinois and other states
failed today oy a vote In the senate
committee which had charge Of tho
question.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
ASK $4,000 FOR
THE BOUNDARY
LITIGATION
Measure introduced in House
This Morning Which Would
Provide Funds for Complet-
ing Big Suit Against Texas.


santa 70. \. a.. Feb. fs.-Repre-
sensatlses Reaehan This morning in
trodused 4 nga IN lhs assse appropri-
ntns tso,ooe or 70 much thereof ~
may be necessary for the uss Of the
attorney acnoral IN carryins out the
litigation u this state against the
state 81 TEXAS. over the disputed
nona Ana county boundary line. The
ana follows Governor Mcdonald re-
cent special mcsseee calling attention
60 the attorney generals report on
the progress Of the lltixaiion and MS
recommendation that Il be pushed 20
a conclusion.
4 statement ~ the expense Of the
litisation thus far shows a total out
lay Of approximately $4,000. there
being unpaid bills % approximately
ff.5oo and a total deficit o. about
sft.edo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-19
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Hatters ana Dyers.
2gO w. Cold Ave. Yhone eco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-15
BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
up until II noon Of Monday, May "a,
1915, for the Construction Of Home.
stead Roads in Kaneohe, Oahn. -.
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any OF
all tenders. -
Plans, specifications and blank
forms of proposal are on file in the
office of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Capitol building, Honolulu.
CHAS r. FORBES,
Superintendent of Public Works
Honolulu, May IL, 1915.
6162-10t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-15

Office of the Constructing Quarter.
master, Honolulu, T. H., April II,
1915. Sealed proposals, in triplieate,
for construction of water distribution
and sewer systems, at Fort Kameha-
meha, T. H.. will be received at this
office until 11:00 a. m, May II, 1915,
and then opened. Information fur,
Iished upon application at this Of
flee. Deposit of $500 required on
each set of plans. Envelopes contain.
ing proposals should be Endorsed PRO.
posal for water and sewer systems,
Fort Kamehameha, T. H." and ad.
dressed to B. F. Cheatham, Lieut.. Col,
Q. NJ Corps. Honolulu. T. Fl.
GI41-Apr II. ~, 90. 81, May II, Is
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Two-bedroom cottage with electric
light and gas, cor. King st. and Aus.
tin lane; SIS per month. Inquire W.
K. Namaup, 7S Merchant st.
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0O@ 00OO o OwOO
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FOR RENT

Desirable houses IN various parts Of
the city. furniched and unfurnished,
at SIS, SIS. $50, $25, $50. $50. $40 and
up to $125 month. See list In our
ONCE. Trent Trust Co., Ltd, Fort
st.. between King and Merchant
-. 605S-tf
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SURGEON cHIRoPooisI4

Corns, corns, corns-all foot troubles.
MeInerny's Shoe Store, Fort street
DIR. Merrill. r>.. r. ~ -. IA If
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FOR RENT

A modern six-room bungalow, mosQui-
to proof, laundry and shower, ser.
wants quarters. lawn taken care %
by owner. Call at sos Lunalilo Ct
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Stevens Duryea. 7.pass.. 1912 model.
good condition; win sell cheap. p.
o. box 961. 6139-1m
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WANTED

To see certificate OF stock Of the Am
erican Telegraphone Company Of
the series recently sold In Honolu-
In by the soeallsd II. T. Mccain Co.
Manager Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
at 6153-u
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Large mosquito-proof room with board,
for one or two young men. Phone
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Two bedroom, mosquito proof cottage,
Punahou St, gas range; $50 per mo.
Apply G. okimura, ISL Kalakaua
ave. s144-tf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
La jura en- Melilla.

Madrid, Mario i5.-En el Minis
terio de Ia Guerra 50 ha recibido
un despacho del general JOrdana,
cOmandante en- jefe de la plaza de
Melilla. en- 81 cual ia cuenta de la
sOlemne iuara de la bandera vcri-
ficada en- el campo del fuerte R2s-
trOgOrdO. por los reclutaS del ei+r-
citO en- aqueIla region.
Dice eI general JOrdana que asis-
ti6 una c~oncurrencia numeroSisima,
y que entire el s6quitO que lie ST.
gui0 en- la ceremonial. Sc contaban
unos d~oscientos jefeS de otras tan
tas kabilas, va sometidas a Espaia,
que de esta suerte G!eron una prue-
ba mas de SUI adhesion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
&c. VIDA INTERIOR 60.
VOICES RECONDTTAS

Alma: no nos qusda NADIA que IS
Perar dc l. vida. Ia javeHfu5 zos ii
&c adios- Ia :I-=:5a, czzsala dc esPe-
a SC res:sse 4 segu.r vivienGo con
nososros y cneurnsre sriste 10 que n
saEo L r~a-ecia a!cg.e = neuu.oso c
irrealiza5:e 10 cue 9ersiguie.a eon
tzato anAelo.
e eE vano que e e-smcs a IL ven
tana del castillo cncaatado e~~-.oran-
Dc ia l~ejania para 1ir-r $, v:eac %
que esPeras. No vead-s.
Es en- vaao que :aserroeaes Al va
jero cue ASA s-egInlaa5oi- 81 ha
vis;o &c qve anhclzs. &c H-r.ari de
II.
Cuando res7.ande-:z @. so. s. sopla-
ban perfamatas 5riszs y Ia vida no
fingia una soarisa dom gs-era qua
p-us:eramos los ojcs, e7soares. esp
rar ere tina deiisia Poc az = au5i5n
alentaS- a-ezsros sue"7 z. Se~o ga n2
es 10 m:smo- Er,2ieza d ~eszr4e-er =
haee fro. Es ho-z l. cce-,...a-717
en- la gloria de nues-ros :~eeueraos y
de yi7ir por eIIos y Para eiio5.
Acaso Ia gloria mae. de IA viaa
reside En- recordar cue fuimos .~eiices
y asi COMO Ia ~espereaza cs mcjor
que cl asismo 5ien sue anu@cia G! re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
ii tango del "TiRliS."

ALICANTE. Mario IA bordo
del yapor tauqu" de- petrdlro Il
Gis". ruyo furgo parecia extinguh
do por complete, Ina ocurrido una
NioInut.slma explosion que srmbrd
rI paniru ru los uumcroSoS Obre-
roS. que - haIIaban va enlregadOs
alas tareas del salvamentO de OBJ
jrtos que habia en- eI buque ' a la
complete extinction del fuego on los
d-partamrutOS de- camara tie la tri-
pIlar.6N y OtroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

dan. sinO a en- Il anduvO c%uidadOsa
mcntc oculta la manO de- Ia porra a
trat6 dc ahogar con rl ruido de- las
firstaS prrSidrnciaIr>. las numrro-
saS p~rotpStas que por todas parties
So lryantaban contra los p]olitlcos
que rodraban al "apGStol. que
10 hat,ian conyrrtido en- I'm "DioS'
" cn rirgo Instruments dc Il am
birion~S. rmp"lando por obIigarIo
a dcsrouocrr a sus auuiruos ' gi"-
les aliados, Y por imponcr para
Ia Vic"-prrSidrucia 4 IN tr>rono-
rld", gu" no i"hla mas m"rltoS
para "'"P'' 'S' p"'>,o' F"' N' P'"
En- nIngln case 81 hace o"ntl?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

So-enos con las ~zloriss de aver; con
los cielos esolsndidos y cor los GRE
7azce,os n~e!srcolieos de Ia aIdca;
CO.. les o;os De Ia amada que nos en-
soaaroa sl cello en- una mirada; con
las n9eRss azrles u su7ieron &c
rgezsrss = con Ia rcja Gu
tier, :, flores oue escueho ell phi
-er -eso. con tol.s las ingenuidadcs
p las 1ur-zz- 7ae aro77a-on mis- sue
5o- 10 adole-ccnte, ala, suan1o ii no
--.-aas triste = conIa5zs e. todo y
90
v..y--cz o. les s:tios que n4estro
a-or s7n.if:cera y Lu=quenos los L.
-~cs donde caGa s0sa ;nanimsda es
80 -eoae-a0 que Tos sonr's' 'era'
TO oe a5a excursion P0' -o' i"sa'eS
rc5orr.m9s t~el'ess' Eo;vefeTos
-ertoscacos pc ina duice ,s'5tezn
a-e @eTa como - sfaSunto &c a d.
Y p, ,sn.s. dsia ss m;rar 3 Ia LEILA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

Al SrntirSr la explosion, los obre-
roS todos, pr"saS del mayor panico
"a arrOiarOn deSdr Ia borda del IT
flis, al aqua unos Y otroS a una
gran barraLa que rargada de are
ma 50 habia llevado al costadO De.
'Tiflis" para apagar 81 furgO.
Ninguno de los obrrros sufric
lesion y Sc ralcula que a bordo Qu,
daban unaS 900 tOnrIadaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

Pasa q 10 pagina 5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
CambiarOn de cPedO.

Madrid. Mario l5.-En el Circulc
Liberal Sc ha verificado hoy una
gran session. para celebraT el ingre-
so en- las huestes que Siguen al con-
de de Romanones, del senior Villa
rino, exconsejal republican,. que
con $50 de sus amigos politicos ha
dejado ell cPedo republican,, su-
mandcSe a los liberales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21

AUGUSTA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
ARTICULOS AJEN0S,
AIrededor de la situacion
meXicana

En- esta epOca la Convention devol-
vi6 csc pOder: perO en- Aguascalien-
tes.la misma Convention eStlm0 ne
crsarlo rrcOgrr csc pOder de las
| torpes manoS del senior CarranZa,
para entregarlo a Otras que aquella
:ASamblra juZg0 COnvenlente.
ToGOS estos hechos comprueban
que la Convention de AguaScallen-
ties no Sc declare "pOr 81, y ante 81.
como cL unico godrr sobrranO de Ia
R~rpiblica." FL seior Carranza fut
Qui"n comrli6 la inaudita torpeza
de- inypStirla de- cSa facuItad, pri-
nero. dando aqucI golpc De EStado
al no amUldaF SuS actOS dentrO del
severe cartabGn constitutional, Y
d"SpucS. al e%ntrcgar EN- Mexico n Ia
Convention. y en- renunciar deSputS
en- AEuaScalienteS ante ella, SUI alta
lnVeStldura SanCIOnada pOr 81 Plan
de- Guadalupe que, pOr aQuellOS ac-
tOS Iued6 mOdificadO, pOr conSenti-
| micntO de- las parties cOntratanteS
en- JOS terminus de- Ia Suprcmacia de
la reunion de- los JcfeS Nilitares.
ESa ~Supremacia la SanciOn6 el Sc
nor Carranla con dos actOS pOSIti-
v0S: su entrega del pOder primerO,
y Su renuncla, deSpuGS. actoS que
cOmprucban Dlenamcntr que 81 Sc
| nor Carranza atribuia a la Conven-
ci6n. Y no @Sta a 81 mlSma. la SODe-
! rama que la lIev6 a sustituir al Pri-
mer Jrfc de la revoluci6n. FL Sc
nor CarranZa fuG. pues. quien mo-
two 81 cuartclazo de IL Convention.
p"r0 10 So porquc habra todavia
rspiritus SiInplrs que So alarman
cada vrz cue 80 acentJia rl fracasO
de In revolution. FL senior Carranza
! cS una poderOSa maquina cOnfec-
cionadora de- fracasOS. TencmOS dos
cicmploS r]ecientes: los successes de
Yucatiu y la miSrria pdbIica en-
Mexico. Pcrmitasrmc analizarlos
aim cUando SEA brevcmente.
Al senior Carranza So le Ocurri0
castigar al EStadO dc Iucatan, por-
que no cncajaba de llenO dcntro de
10 que cl carranciSmo llama idea
les de la r%eyOluci6n'. Este, al me-
nos. fuG 81 motive cStcnsiblc, ldes-
putS veremOS cuaI fuG 81 motive
real. Y envi6 a aquel EStadO una
banda de- pirataS: TOrIbiO de los
Santos. como Gobernador; MEM
bro DE una Odiada familia abuSadO-
IA de- ia HuaSteca POtOSina, que ha
drjadO ALA TN reguerrO de atrOpe-
Hos y crimeneS deSde tempo inme-
mortal: HeribertO Barron, como Sc
cretariO de GObirrno, abOgadO sin
clientele. ~eX-reyiSta rabiOsO. liberti-
Cida aSaltante de clubs liberales en-
San LuOiS POtOsi CuandO eStaba al
srrviciO dc una dictadura que ahog6
iodaS las aSpiraciOnes de libertad
del pueblo mexicanO y ahora carran
cista fogoso que simula ideales que
no cuadran a su conciencia de vie
10 esclavo sumiso; Alfredo Breceda,
como Jcfe de- las ArmaS, unO de los
tigelinOs del senior Carranza a que
FL general Obreg6n aludi6, marcan-
dOlO con fuegO, en- su memorial de
6 de- Dicicmbre de 1915, y er6tico
Pasa q 10 pagina 5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-21
POr Jesus Flores Wagon.

La extension del anterior articu-
10 me impidi6 tratar est" punto in
lrrrsantiSimO dc La rcfutaciGn del
senior UrQuidi: a Gstas ,causas re-
tardadisimas de In evacuation de We
racruz dchc agrcgarsc Ia nucya g.
fusion que trajO la C"onvcnci0n dc
Aguascalicntcs. declarandOse pOr 81
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-02-12
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.

State of Minnesota, County of St.
Louis, City of Virginia-ss.
Notice is hereby given that appli-
:ation has been made in writing to the
lily council Of said city Of Virginia,
md filed in my office, praying for
license to sell intoxicating liquors for
period Of one year, commencing on
he 26th day Of February, A. D. 1915,
md terminating on the oath day of
February, A. D. 1915, by the follow
;ng person and at the following place,
Is stated in said application, to-wit:
THE ORMONDE HOTEL co.
in the front room on the ground floor
If the three story brick building sit
lated at No. 227 Chestnut street, city
If Virginia, MINI.
Said application will be heard and
determined by said city council of the
'ity of Virginia at meeting of said
council to be held at the council cham
ser in said city of Virginia on Tuesday
he 10th day Of February, A. D. 1915,
It o'clock p. m. of that day.
Witness my hand and seal of said
'ity this 9th day Of February, A. D.
1915.
ALBERT E. BICKFORD,
City Clerk.
Corporate Seal
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